[00:00] <zopiac1> chevdor: yes i did
[00:00] <zopiac1> chevdor: said it was at newest version
[00:00] <chevdor> zopiac1: and ?
[00:00] <Lancen833> DasEi: What should I do?
[00:00] <chevdor> zopiac1: well then you DO have it !
[00:00] <dean74> matreya6: this is what I'm doing: http://github.com/tetromino/lenovo-sl-laptop/tree/master
[00:00] <DasEi> Lancen833:  use the above given link, I think aticonfig (or xinerama) later offers dualheadsupport, too
[00:00] <zopiac1> chevdor: i just input "sudo update-manager -c" and it just opened update manager
[00:00] <evon> can anyone help me recover a lost partition?
[00:00] <zopiac1> chevdor: but no upgrade options
[00:00] <Flannel> chevdor: you don't need the -c
[00:01] <DasEi> Lancen833:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=878709
[00:01] <Flannel> zopiac1: Are you on 8.04 by any chance?
[00:01] <Lancen833> DasEi: That will tell me what to do from my kernel select screen?
[00:01] <zopiac1> Flannel: yes, and trying to get to 9.04
[00:01] <donny> when i type sudo apt-get remove limewire it says
[00:01] <donny> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[00:01] <donny> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[00:01] <chevdor> Flannel: I don't remember if the flag is -c but I know there is a case where you don't see some upgrade without the 'magic' flag. -d maybe ?
[00:01] <DasEi> Lancen833: nope, but from commandline
[00:02] <LinuX2half> vcoolio, so I hit enter and its still the next line
[00:02] <Flannel> chevdor: No, You need to upgrade to 8.10 first, and make one configuration change in order to do so: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades
[00:02] <donny> srry it says e: couldent find package limewire
[00:02] <ghabit> !ppa
[00:02] <zopiac1> well, i have to go now. oh well, thanks for the help
[00:02] <matreya6> dean74, quote start[Alternatively alternatively, simply unload the ACPI video driver (rmmod video). ]Quote ends
[00:02] <DasEi> Lancen833: are you at cmd-line on that machine now ?
[00:02] <Lancen833> DasEi: So push c? :D
[00:02] <elli222> eh? software sources>updates>release upgrades>normal releases
[00:02] <Lancen833> DasEi: Yes
[00:02] <chevdor> Flannel: ahh ok, did not see he was in 8.04
[00:02] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: no idea, isn't it still doing something useful?
[00:03] <DasEi> Lancen833: is it connecte to network ?
[00:03] <Flannel> chevdor: Oh, sorry.  Thought you were him.  zop... oh, he left.
[00:03] <Lancen833> DasEi: The computer itself is. I'm not sure how to tell from command line
[00:03] <matreya6> dean74, on that page there are sveral actions mentioned. Which of those are you trying to perform?
[00:03] <DasEi> Lancen833: ifconfig  or sudo ping google.com
[00:04] <chevdor> Flannel: no problem :) I just hope he benefit from the info you gave me :))))
[00:04] <LinuX2half> vcoolio, Don't know its just writing a description for the default doc. but I don't know if the process is over yet.
[00:04] <Lancen833> DasEi: Unrecognized commands
[00:04] <matreya6> does anyone know which version of grub is on the Ubuntu 9.04 install disks?
[00:05] <Lancen833> DasEi: Just checked the list of possible commands
[00:05] <chevdor> matreya6: i'd say grub (GNU GRUB 0.97)
[00:05] <Lancen833> DasEi: THey are minimal
[00:05] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio so you assume that the folder had finished installing.
[00:05] <DasEi> Lancen833: busybox ???
[00:05] <Lancen833> DasEi: No
[00:05] <SeaPhor> matreya6, not sure, but i like the grub in 8.04 better :-(
[00:06] <DasEi> Lancen833: how did you check possible commands ?
[00:06] <Lancen833> DasEi: Command line, but only minimal bash
[00:06] <Lancen833> DasEi: Pushed tab
[00:06] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: don't know, try running 'clamav'; why did you compile in the first place? I checked and clamav is also in the repositories
[00:06] <Lancen833> DasEi: This is grub
[00:07] <DasEi> Lancen833: you got to boot one of the rescue-mode entries (choose by arrow-key, hit enter) first ...
[00:07] <matreya6> chevdor, Ouch! that version doesn't seem to support multiple RAID volumes, so I'm screwed with my current install...:-( I guess I have to to reset my drives, delete the RAID volumes and start all over with only one volume. Ahrrg, a lot of work, but I guess it can't be helped
[00:07] <Lancen833> DasEi: Ah
[00:07] <Lancen833> DasEi: My bad.
[00:07] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, no when I run clamscan it said it still not installed.
[00:07] <DasEi> :P
[00:07] <Chaorain> I have a bootable iso and I need to put it on a USB flash drive. What app can I use?
[00:08] <matreya6> LinuX2half, get the latest version of ClamTk if you want a GUI to go with clamav
[00:08] <chevdor> matreya6: what do u mean by multiple raid ? I use this version on a RAID 10, it took me a while but it works. I blogged the steps for the install if you need
[00:08] <Lancen833> DasEi: Should I drop to netroot?
[00:08] <DasEi> Lancen833: YES
[00:08] <Chaorain> nvm found it.
[00:08] <LinuX2half> but i don't have clamav yet
[00:08] <Lorrish> Hello, guys. I have trouble installing my graphics driver to get a MMORPG to boot in Wine. My comp is acer is Aspire 5310, anyone have a clue?
[00:08] <matreya6> chevdor, I'd be grateful, please point out your blog to me :-)
[00:08] <Lancen833> DasEi: Thank you
[00:08] <DasEi> Lancen833: ifconfig  or sudo ping google.com
[00:08] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: why were you compiling? "sudo apt-get install clamav clamtk" does the trick
[00:09] <chevdor> matreya6: hold on (you are saving 4 days of your time man !!! :))))
[00:09] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio but you need to install clamav in order for you to install clamtk
[00:09] <chevdor> matreya6: http://chevdor.blogspot.com/2009/06/installing-ubuntu-on-raid10-sata-array.html
[00:10] <Lancen833> DasEi: Hmmm...
[00:10] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: ok, then first clamav and later clamtk, no hurry
[00:10] <matreya6> chevdor, well, only half a day actually, but still... very worthwhile! :-D
[00:10] <Lancen833> DasEi: It is telling me that my network is down
[00:10] <Lancen833> DasEi:Which it isn't
[00:10] <DasEi> Lancen833: sudo ifup eth0 dhcp
[00:11] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, well right now I need to check with SPM to see if the new version of clamav is there.
[00:11] <chevdor> matreya6: definitely ! feel free to drop a comment if think something is unclear
[00:11] <Lancen833> DasEi: Now it is ignoring unknown interfaces?
[00:11] <Lancen833> DasEi: eth0 and dhcp
[00:11] <chevdor> matreya6: the key is NO dmraid RC15 (no apt-get) and play a bit with initramfs-tools....
[00:12] <DasEi> Lancen833: lspci | grep network
[00:12] <chevdor> matreya6: and forget ubiquity, I found not way to make it work
[00:12] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, I don't know where's the 0.95.2 version go.
[00:12] <Lancen833> DasEi: Ok
[00:13] <Lancen833> DasEi: What did that do, I didn't receive a prompt?
[00:14] <DasEi> Lancen833: should have listet your nics; press ctrl with c to abort
[00:14] <ozymandius> Hey guys, anyone know how to search for a process by it's PID?
[00:14] <Lancen833> DasEi:kk
[00:14] <Lorrish> No one here that can tell me how to get my gfx drivers?
[00:14] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: the clamav site says that enabling the backports repository will give the latest clamav
[00:15] <usser_> ozymandius, ps -Al | grep <PID>
[00:15] <Dave__> How do i re-connect my internet when it disconnects
[00:16] <SeaPhor> Dave__, using 9.04?
[00:16] <Lancen833> DasEi: Are you still there?
[00:16] <Dave__> yes SeaPhor
[00:16] <cabrey> Lorrish, what graphics hardware?
[00:16] <ozymandius> usser_, thanks!  Exactly what I needed.  I knew grep was involved somehow.
[00:16] <Dave__> SeaPhor:  can we talk in pm... the amount of disconnections is stupid
[00:17] <usser_> ozymandius, no problem
[00:17] <SeaPhor> Dave__, ok, 9.04 i noticed difference...
[00:17] <Lorrish> cabrey: Intel Media Accelerator 950, I believe.
[00:17] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, well all I can see is a package called devscript
[00:17] <cabrey> Lorrish, it is already enabled
[00:17] <DasEi> Lancen833: as you put up the os for other hardware and also have no internet on that to get correct drivers or ssh into from another machine, easiest way is to use a live cd and then bring your fishtank up, see
[00:17] <DasEi> !chroot
[00:17] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, I think I might need the repo. for clamav
[00:17] <Lorrish> cabrey: Ah, so if Wine renders a game as black screen with sound, i'm basically screwed?
[00:17] <matreya6> chevdor, Thanks for the link, but this does not help in my case. Even if you have chosen RAID10 and I chose RAID1, you only have 1 RAID Volume (RAID volume != partition) I was so stupid to have created *2* RAID Volumes, both in RAID 1 configuration that share the 2 disks used for RAID 1
[00:18] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: why do you want clamav anyway?
[00:18] <jefinc> #wine
[00:18] <cabrey> Lorrish, check the appdb. anyways, intel gfx is not exactly good for gaming
[00:18] <cabrey> !appdb | Lorrish
[00:18] <Lancen833> DasEi: Can I make changes from within my live cd? I was under the assumption that they didn't persist.
[00:18] <DasEi> Lancen833: sure
[00:18] <fireking300> Is there a GUI version of NTPasswd? or something like it?
[00:18] <DasEi> !chroot | Lancen833
[00:19] <jcp> I just enabled remote desktop, a friend tried to connect, and ubuntu crhased. Now whenever I start it up, I get the usual ubuntu screen and a progress bar, but then when gdm is supposed to start instead a blank screen just shows up. I tried ctrl+alt+backspace with no result. Any ideas?
[00:19] <chevdor> matreya6: sure you wanna stick with 2x RAID 1 ???? you lose speed ! you could strip them, that would make as much storage, same security level, more speed and much easier !
[00:19] <DasEi> !mount | Lancen833
[00:19] <Lorrish> cabrey: myea, i figured; but a free online MMORPG shouldn't be thàt heavy :p right?
[00:19] <Lancen833> DasEi: Ok, I made a 9.04 disk last night, so I'll give it a shot
[00:19] <cabrey> Lorrish, what game?
[00:19] <Lorrish> Fiesta Online
[00:19] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, isn't clamav a AV? Then the purpose is obvious.
[00:19] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: in synaptic: settings > repositories > updates check the backports box, then hit reload in the main window and then search for clamav
[00:20] <Lancen833> DasEi: One sec
[00:20] <DasEi> Lancen833 : maybe also play with that a little, open a terminal, check update and -grade, study nm-manager, menus ..
[00:20] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: except that you won't need it in linux except if you really need to protect windows users that you share files with
[00:20] <chevdor> matreya6: what disks do u have ?
[00:20] <matreya6> chevdor, I'm on a budget, I use 2 HDD's of 1,5TB each. RAID10 would require a whopping 4 equal disks. Besides this is my main workstation that needs utter stability and reliability, not speed per se
[00:21] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, I might need to share files someday in the future and there's an error with the repo. Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/reacocard-awn/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not Found
[00:21] <cabrey> Lorrish, never heard of it, have you checked the appdb?
[00:21] <Lorrish> yup
[00:21] <Lorrish> it's supposed to run smoothly
[00:21] <matreya6> chevdor, I use 2 Seagate 1,5 TB (32MB Cache) drives.
[00:21] <DasEi> Lancen833 :http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-9.04
[00:21] <FloridaGuy> what one is better usplash or splashy
[00:21] <matreya6> chevdor, SATA II of course, can't afford SAS
[00:22] <chevdor> matreya6: hmm and I guess this is too late to change.... I almost made the same choice than you but decided to go for 4x1To... what provides 1.83To mirrored and stripped
[00:22] <Lancen833> DasEi: Thanks for that link
[00:22] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: that seems more like a repo for AWN (avant window navigator)
[00:22] <Lancen833> DasEi: Having some issues getting equipment together
[00:22] <chevdor> matreya6: stripped, this disks are great, i was amazed to see a windows full install in 8 minutes, I wonder how long it takes on SSD
[00:22] <Lancen833> DasEi: Bear with me for a sec
[00:23] <fuogor> how do i access smb shares?
[00:23] <headcrusher> I know how  to mount  an NTFS partition into fstab .. but are there any good manuals howto mount an partition with ext4 ?
[00:23] <chevdor> fuogor: smbmount
[00:23] <DasEi> Lancen833: there are one (or two) others round here
<<<<<<may i have your attention please?
[00:23] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: they don't have a jaunty section so that 404 is true. search for clamav anyway and check what version is available now
[00:23] <cabrey> Lorrish, file a bug with wine I guess, or try #winehq
[00:23] <fireking300> Michael Jackson is dead :(
[00:23] <solexious|netbk> Is it possible to share bluetooth devices? I have a bt gps receiver, only one device can connect at any time, but I would like to get gps data to my netbook and my phone. Is it possible to route it though ubuntu and back out all over bluetooth
[00:23] <Lorrish> cabrey, understood; thanks for your time.
[00:24] <ryan___> any ideas about missing toolbars 9.04, no response to alt+F2, no response from create launcher, but able to create folder and open apps on desktop?
[00:24] <matreya6> chevdor, I chose to have the swap partitions on non-essential volumes on non-RAID volumes. For my /home drive I need maximum safety of my data. I just lost 400GB of data during a lightning storm >_<
[00:24] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, nope only devscript
[00:25] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, I think I need the repo. for clamav
[00:25] <evil[z]> Michael Jackson dies in LA hospital - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5xD4jb4NQE
[00:25] <bastidrazor> matreya6, battery backups will be a good investment
[00:25] <chevdor> matreya6: I went for an easy solution, everything on RAID10.... swap, /home /boot /mnt/data /mnt/win ....
[00:26] <infidel2s> anyone use virtualbox here? why dont i have VBoxManage? i installed the ubuntu linux guest addtions
[00:26] <bastidrazor> infidel2s, #vbox if you get no answers here.
[00:26] <ryan___> any ideas about missing toolbars 9.04, no response to alt+F2, no response from create launcher, but able to create folder and open apps on desktop?
<<<<<if your still here can you check out this paste ?http://paste.ubuntu.com/203849/
[00:26] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: I give up; don't know about you but either don't use antivirus like I haven't for the last 1,5 years which is as long as I use linux; or you install the one that is in the official repos which is .95.1 so new enough I'd say; and there seems not to be a repo for the bleeding edge clamav for ubuntu
[00:27] <eremite0> Hey all
[00:27] <kbp> hello! I have Ubuntu Server, but for some reason I need to run Firefox to browse a flash content website 24/24. What should I do? Which desktop version do you reckon? Gnome, xface etc? I don't need ANY other app (like cpanel, file explorer etc) I just need Firefox with Flash only. Thanx alot :)
[00:27] <DasEi> Lancen833: once you booted live cd, open a terminal (similar to command line, but on desktop), mount the hd, chroot into the ssd's root directory and run a update/upgrade, then get network to work , then install graphics driver, not too hard tasks out here, I' ll leave soon
[00:27] <FloridaGuy> whats better usplash or splashy ? ubuntu 9.04....have splashy installed as of now...usplash is the default...geting ready to install ubuntu-desktop..and its giving my option to remove splashy and install usplash..or keep splashy\
[00:27] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, thanks for the help by the way.
[00:27] <infidel2s> bastidrazor unforutantely i never get any answers in #vbox
[00:27] <VCoolio> LinuX2half: no problem, sorry we didn't succeed
[00:27] <Lancen833> DasEi:
[00:28] <Lancen833> DasEi: OK
[00:28] <Lancen833> DasEi: Bad stuff
[00:28] <LinuX2half> Vcoolio, I'll wait till the UM pick up the next version
[00:28] <Lancen833> DasEi: My motherboard is no longer posting
[00:28] <eremite0> Could anyone tell me why I might not have a window manager running? The GNOME panels are up and running and I have a background (and I can run xchat, evidently) but every open window defaults to the upper left corner for the screen with no decorations or window-manager bars of their own
[00:28] <matreya6> bastidrazor, good advice indeed...Wait, here comes the really embarassing part: I have an UPS-system and filtered mains, but that day I forgot to insert this chain between my box and my mains output. This mistake has cost me dearly in terms of data....:-( Fortunately I still have a backup of my personal files ,but it is from 1 month ago. I know, not enough backups...O_o
[00:28] <Lancen833> DasEi: This is very worrisome
[00:28] <chevdor> eremite0: using compiz ?
[00:29] <Lancen833> DasEi: I must have jostled a cable when I plugged in the cdrom drive
[00:29] <DasEi> Lancen833: pulled the plug ;-) ?
[00:29] <Lancen833> DasEi: Perhaps, but it seems most parts of the system are running
[00:29] <jason__> anti spyware for linux? any such thing?
[00:29] <Lancen833> DasEi: CPU fan is running
[00:29] <eremite0> chevdor: That's the default for Ubuntu these days, right?
[00:29] <bazhang> jason__, no need
[00:29] <Lancen833> DasEi: So is PSU
[00:30] <jason__> why so?
[00:30] <DasEi> Lancen833: did you hotplug ??
[00:30] <chevdor> matreya6: that's a rule about backup, when you make some, you don't need them and when you really need them, you wonder why you did not do one the week before...
[00:30] <Lancen833> DasEi: No
[00:30] <Lancen833> DasEi: I turned it off first
[00:30] <Barridus> is there a good site for stripping unused stuff out of ubuntu like there is for windows?
[00:30] <DasEi> Lancen833: check bios then, two reboots arwe normal
[00:30] <matreya6> jason__,  Yes you have the neat tool called tripwire and also some rootkit scanners/ cleaners
[00:30] <chevdor> eremite0: installaed but not activated I'd say, not sure for 9.04, I installed w/ debootstrap
[00:30] <Lancen833> DasEi: Bios isn't posting
[00:31] <Lancen833> DasEi: I'm just getting a black screen
[00:31] <matreya6> Barridus, I fyou want to go bare-bones, it is best to start with an Ubuntu server install
[00:31] <solexious|netbk> Is it possible to share bluetooth devices? I have a bt gps receiver, only one device can connect at any time, but I would like to get gps data to my netbook and my phone. Is it possible to route it though ubuntu and back out all over bluetooth
[00:31] <eremite0> chevdor: I just finished manually reconfiguring the xorg.conf file so that I could get above 640x480 and now I have no WM. Any ideas? I am running 9.04, btw
[00:31] <Lancen833> DasEi: Perhaps I jostled my GPU just enough to get it to not display
[00:31] <Lancen833> DasEi: What an ordeal!
[00:31] <Lancen833> DasEi: :)
[00:31] <ryan___> any ideas about missing toolbars 9.04, no response to alt+F2, no response from create launcher, but able to create folder and open apps on desktop
[00:31] <DasEi> Lancen833: give it a break, else (oh, oil) bridge bios or emove battery few seconds
[00:31] <Barridus> matreya6 kinda too late for that :)  no particular sites that offer some suggestions of stuff to dump
[00:31] <Barridus> ?
[00:31] <andrew_46> bobito: Hard drives are huge these days... are you sure you need to?
[00:32] <matreya6> chevdor, Yes.. Murphy's law and my luck that my home had the worst lightning storm since 200 years...
[00:32] <bobito> andrew_46: what?
[00:32] <chevdor> eremite0: no WM running ? from fresh install ?
[00:32] <andrew_46> bobito: ooops tab misfire
[00:32] <bobito> Hey, I recently installed IPBlock on my computer, only to find that my comp is trying to access Tons of arbitrary IPs, ranging from universities to Paypal.  Is there any reason ubuntu does this, or at least a way I can figure out what process is trying to contact which ip?
[00:32] <Lancen833> DasEi: yeaaaaaaaah...... The whole submerged in 6 gallons of oil thing is really starting to bite m
[00:33] <eremite0> chevdor, it was a fresh install as of an hour ago, but the default video settings were topping out at 640x480, so I reconfigured the xorg.conf file manually and now I have a good resolution, but no WM. It must have been something I did...
[00:33] <chevdor> matreya6: I thought a lot about backups and the problem for non professional (ie not having time to spend hours making backups) is that you need easy solutions. I used to use backup2l and finally I stick with rsync....
[00:33] <DasEi> Lancen833: next time first settle, then dump
[00:33] <andrew_46> Barridus: Hard drives are big... do you really need to 'strip' your installation down?
[00:33] <matreya6> Barridus, you can deinstall almost anything through apt-get remove. Just peel it like an onion. If you want only console apps for instance, you might consider removing Gnome and KDE.
[00:33] <FloridaGuy> usplsh or splashy?
[00:33] <Lancen833> DasEi: It was running fine until I had that first error
[00:33] <chevdor> eremite0: may be you can revert your xorg.conf, what if your video board ? ATI/NVidia ?
[00:33] <Lancen833> DasEi: I got overexceited
[00:34] <Lancen833> DasEi: Hmmm... Perhaps I should just drain it and start over....
[00:34] <Lancen833> DasEi: :(
[00:34] <matreya6> chevdor, I think I'll try Amanda with a link to my remote VPS, uploading all the important data (/home, /etc , /var/mail, /var/www) to my remote system.
[00:34] <Barridus> matreya6, i was hoping for a site with some suggestions...  like "if you don't _____, you can ditch _____"
[00:34] <DasEi> Lancen833: well, you got the next steps to spend half or whole a night, get cd running, come back
[00:34] <eremite0> chevdor, it's an older nvidia card... geforce 4600 I think
[00:35] <Lancen833> DasEi: I think I'll work on it this weekend
[00:35] <matreya6> Barridus, what do you want to strip?
[00:35] <eremite0> chevdor, I wouldn't think that the problem would be in the xorg config file, as it doesn't ever mention window managers at all
[00:35] <Lancen833> DasEi: THanks for all your help man!
[00:36] <chevdor> eremite0: I had (I reinstalled 2 days ago) little troubles reinstalling the drivers for my NVidia. I foudna utility (cant' remember the name, I am searching) that made it VERY simple, maybe a folk here know it. It handles NVidia AND ATI
[00:36] <Lancen833> DasEi: Wish I could have shown you some results
[00:36] <DasEi> Lancen833: most things can be brought to function (though not to superior) just by the live cd; np, have fun
[00:36] <erUSUL> bobito: netstat can tell you wich connections are being made by your computer
[00:37] <eremite0> chevdor, The hardware drivers utility found my graphics card just fine, however I think ubuntu had trouble probing the monitor during the install, so it defaulted to "Everything's Too Big" mode
[00:37]  * SeaPhor is back (gone 01:50:45)
[00:37] <ryan___> i have no toolbars on desktop can somone help?
[00:38] <matreya6> ryan___,  Start GnomePanel from a terminal
[00:39]  * chevdor is under a big storm. UPS + RAID but not dary enough, good night (sorry for cases in prgress !)
[00:39] <ryan___> alright, ill try. brb ty
[00:39] <VCoolio> eremite0: what does "metacity --replace" or "compiz --replace" do? I had missing borders quickly in Intrepid and in Jaunty too; used emerald and after some time the gtk-window-decorator also worked again.
[00:39] <eremite0> VCoolio, Let me try one of those
[00:39] <codemyster> Good evening. I've been having a problem where after compiling v2.6.30 of the Linux kernel, I receive errors from apt whenever I try to use it. Here's a log of me installing Epiphany, see towards the end: http://asdfasdf.ath.cx/aptgeterror.txt
[00:40] <matreya6> chevdor, remove every lead to your box, network, mains...everything that can get struck by Lightning.
[00:40] <eremite0> VCoolio, Magic bullet!
[00:40] <eremite0> VCoolio, "metacity --replace" did the trick. How do I set metacity to be the default window manager from now on?
[00:40] <VCoolio> eremite0: ok, nice. Be prepared that on next login the same issue may be at hand
[00:41] <VCoolio> eremite0: not sure; you can put that command in startup-applications but that's a workaround, not a solution
[00:41] <sp0ckk> I can't find the development libs for KWin - can anyone name the package they're in?
[00:42] <eremite0> VCoolio, Right. Do you know in general where xsession defaults are set?
[00:42] <eremite0> VCoolio, As, how does it know to start gnome instead of kde, or metacity instead of compiz, etc?
[00:43] <matreya6> eremite0, now, that's an easy one, just choose it as default Desktop Environment from the GDM login
[00:43] <VCoolio> eremite0: also I think setting visual effects to none means using metacity instead of compiz
[00:43] <jason__> what differs ubuntu from fredora or debian?
[00:43] <matreya6> VCoolio, good point!
[00:43] <Gran_Ger> hi there, I need help with an Access Point wireless
[00:43] <erUSUL> !ot | jason__
[00:43] <bazhang> jason__, please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:44] <eremite0> matreya6, Right on. But that still doesn't allow one to choose window managers explicitly, does it?
[00:44] <eremite0> just Desktop environments...
[00:44] <VCoolio> eremite0: but if you want some compositing eg. for a dock if you use one, you can set metacity to do some of that in gconf-editor, navigate to /apps/metacity and find the check box
[00:45] <animuson_> what was the install name for zthreads?
[00:45] <codemyster> Could anyone give me some help?
[00:45] <matreya6> eremite0, true, but there are desktop environments that have direct links in their menus to change WM's, like IceWM (shudder) and the lean and mean FluxBox
[00:45] <eremite0> VCoolio, Sounds great. I'm play around with that for a while. Thanks for the help!
[00:46] <matreya6> codemyster, just ask your question
[00:46] <codemyster> Good evening. I've been having a problem where after compiling v2.6.30 of the Linux kernel, I receive errors from apt whenever I try to use it. Here's a log of me installing Epiphany, see towards the end: http://asdfasdf.ath.cx/aptgeterror.txt
[00:46] <Gran_Ger> hi there, I need help with an Access Point wireless
[00:47] <Zalman> Hi people. I am not able to use Sound Recorder. I have a Sound Blaster Live sound card. Whenever I try to record, when I play back all I get is a long annoying beep
[00:47] <tunedor> does ubuntu do backport?
[00:47] <Zalman> Anyone know what to do?
[00:47] <htunvv> whats the best way to pack a *.img file under ubuntu so that it can be used as an image for mac?
[00:47] <bazhang> !backport > tunedor
[00:48] <SeaPhor> sorry Flannel , will fix
[00:48] <bishop> hey
[00:48] <Ro9u3oR> whats the command to clean up your system to free some space
[00:48] <Raptorial> is there a reason i can't install the drivers for my nvidia card (9800m) in hardy heron? i was running jaunty and it works there, but jaunty keeps freezing at random and it's annoying me to death
[00:49] <commx> htunvv: you can mount .img files on mac os x
[00:49] <matreya6> codemyster, sorry, can 't help you with that.
[00:49] <zamba> i have a webcam that gives me motionjpeg.. is it possible to use wget to grab a single image of this stream?
[00:49] <codemyster> matreya6, I don't suppose you know anyone who could, do you?
[00:49] <Fish-Face> hi I'm trying to use iat to convert a .img file to a .iso, but it just spews a load of "Detect Signature Raw <number>" and hangs, consuming 100% CPU
[00:49] <Fish-Face> any idea how I can find out more/convert it?
[00:49] <VCoolio> Ro9u3oR: sudo apt-get autoremove will get rid of unnecessary dependencies; that's a start
[00:50] <matreya6> codemyster, Sorry, no I don't. For the time being go back to a stable default kernel image.
[00:51] <codemyster> matreya6, I did, but I still receive the error whenever using apt, which causes the update manager to act odd.
[00:51] <codemyster> Should I try to apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.30?
[00:52] <bastidrazor> Fish-Face, poweriso may be a better route to go. not in the repo's though a quick google will find it
[00:52] <matreya6> codemyster, you might try that indeed. You can alway reinstall it if you want to.
[00:52] <Fish-Face> bastidrazor, ok
[00:53] <ryan_> I tried to get into root to run gnome display and it says to configure my display unkown, configure manualy. it would not let me into root
[00:53] <codemyster> matreya6, Yes. Maybe I'll try that then re-install it again. I forgot to mention I made a deb package with make-mkpg
[00:53] <htunvv> commx im looking to create a file on ubuntu then mount it on a mac system, the mac system i want to mount it on has the mount command but doesn't have the hdiutil program to pack .dmg or .img
[00:53] <Fish-Face> ryan_, what do you mean by "tried to get into root"?
[00:53] <Fish-Face> tried to log in as root?
[00:53] <codemyster> make-kpkg*
[00:54] <bastidrazor> ryan_, lost window decorations isn't gnome-panel ..do you use compiz?
[00:54] <bishop> leaving
[00:54] <matreya6> Gotta sleep here. 02:00/ 2:00 AM is approaching here, gotta rise on 8:00... Thanks for the help and the nice atmosphere...
[00:54] <ryan_> whoa.. im new... easy with the compiz.. what is that?
[00:54] <ryan_> sorry for my ignorance.
[00:54] <nextstepusr> hey can anyone help me with a TV tuner card?
[00:55] <saliak> hi, i've got a server running ubuntu 7.10, is there a straightforward way to upgrade to the latest release?
[00:55] <Fish-Face> bastidrazor, poweriso doesn't support the format, whatever it is...
[00:55] <nextstepusr> hey can anyone help me with a TV tuner card?
[00:55] <bastidrazor> ryan_,  system>preference> appearance .. the visual effects tab.. which is checked?
[00:55] <nextstepusr> hey can anyone help me with a TV tuner card?
[00:55] <nextstepusr> hey can anyone help me with a TV tuner card?
[00:55] <nextstepusr> hey can anyone help me with a TV tuner card?
[00:55] <Cass> Salaik: back up you data and do a fresh install
[00:56] <saliak> crap, really?
[00:56] <nextstepusr> HEY
[00:56] <nextstepusr> Hey
[00:56] <Chaorain> Is there a way to customize what I need to put a passwoed in for?
[00:56] <bastidrazor> Fish-Face, poweriso does support converting img to iso.. maybe your .img isn't a real .img .. do file youfile.img
[00:56] <Zalman> I don't think anyone answered my question yet. How long is is appropriate to wait for an answer?
[00:56] <Cass> I would
[00:56] <bazhang> nextstepusr, dont repeat
[00:56] <Chaorain> i.e. synaptic?
[00:56] <ryan_> i have no system tab to look into, that is my initial problem, i have no bars on desktop no options
[00:56] <pam1> i need help
[00:56] <saliak> hrm.. so what does "do-release-upgrade" do?
[00:56] <Cass> Salaik I'd nit trust any upgrade to go 3 is revs
[00:56] <Cass> Os revs even
[00:56] <Fish-Face> bastidrazor, I have done, it says it's an "x86 bootsector" (in actuality it's an ubuntu image, but I don't know where it came from)
[00:56] <pam1> how o i get my webcam to workd
[00:56] <Fish-Face> I suspect it's a nero file
[00:57] <codemyster> pam1, What kind of webcam is it?
[00:57] <saliak> i found stuff online that suggested there was a way to go from 7.10->8.10
[00:57] <bastidrazor> Fish-Face, oh.. well. i don't know what or why you would convert it
[00:57] <pam1> how do i get the webcam to work in the dell 1545
[00:57] <saliak> of course, it doesnt work :)
[00:57] <nextstepusr> <-- bobito has quit (Remote closed the connection)
[00:57] <Cass> Salaik, yeah that's possible I'd presume
[00:57] <saliak> then can't you go from 8.10-> whatever it is now?
[00:58] <Cass> But backup and install would be my advise
[00:58] <htunvv> whats the best way to pack a *.img file under ubuntu so that it can be used as an image for mac?
[00:58] <Cass> Yes you can
[00:58] <ryan_> the only thread i found with a similar problem was recent and had no solution
[00:58] <Fish-Face> bastidrazor, well, it is not an iso, so I can't mount it, or write it to this USB drive
[00:58] <VCoolio> Chaorain: you can run synaptic without password, but then you won't be able to add repos or install anything which would be quite useless
[00:59] <bastidrazor> Fish-Face, is it a file that needs to be run in a VM ?
[00:59] <Chaorain> VCoolio, I meant make it so I can do that but I don't have to keep retyping the password.
[00:59] <Fish-Face> nope, I want to use it to restore someone's laptop
[00:59] <Fish-Face> I guess I will download another
[01:00] <bastidrazor> Fish-Face, yeah.. not sure how you would use an .img for a ubuntu restore though
[01:00] <VCoolio> Chaorain: I don't think it's possible for synaptic and at least it would mean a big security risk
[01:01] <saliak> hrm. ok, so if i were to backup a linux system with the goal of restoring as easily as possible, what's a godo way to do that?
[01:01] <Fish-Face> bastidrazor, heh, I'm trying to get one from the ubuntu website... it is also an .img file :D
[01:01] <saliak> a pointer to the web somewhere would be fine as well
[01:01] <saliak> i've got a webserver/mysql/php setup as well as a firewall with shorewall
[01:01] <Chaorain> Vcoolio, I wasn't actually going to do it with synaptic but maybee other programs
[01:02] <VCoolio> Chaorain: for changing permission levels use chmod
[01:03] <bastidrazor> Fish-Face,  from releases.ubuntu.com ? give me the link please.
[01:03] <bastidrazor> http://releases.ubuntu.com/jaunty/  Fish-Face  if it's jaunty
[01:03] <stef1> i installed ubuntu but there is no grub loader, what happened?
[01:04] <andrew_46> saliak: Tried rsync for backup?
[01:04] <Fish-Face> bastidrazor, yes, jaunty. I'm getting the recommended image-writer
[01:04] <VCoolio> Chaorain: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions
[01:04] <Fish-Face> hopefully that will understand it
[01:04] <Fish-Face> I assumed the one I had installed here (I have jaunty...) would do the track
[01:04] <Fish-Face> trick*
[01:04] <Raptorial> jaunty blows
[01:04] <Raptorial> it takes the penguin thing too far and constantly freezes
[01:04] <sd32> I wonder why they took opera off the repos?
[01:06] <Hasbro> hey guys
[01:06] <Hasbro> I just typed sudo rm -rf ./ in the root dir on my ubuntu machine and now my pc is fast
[01:07] <lstarnes> !danger | Hasbro
[01:07] <Hasbro> rofl
[01:07] <Zalman> again, where can I get help for getting Sound Recorder to work?
[01:07] <Hasbro> Zalman, try sudo rm -rf ./
[01:08] <lstarnes> Hasbro: stop it
[01:08] <Hasbro> lol
[01:08] <Hasbro> okay
[01:08] <lstarnes> Zalman: don't run that command
[01:08] <dfighter> amg
[01:08] <dfighter> Hasbro
[01:08] <spengler> I need help with the following error, I'm "trying" atleast to run 9.04 on a inspiron 1100
[01:08] <dfighter> what you did to mi box
[01:08] <dfighter> GM
[01:08] <FloodBot1> dfighter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:08] <Hasbro> lol
[01:08] <lstarnes> Zalman: you could probably find help for it here
[01:08] <dfighter> it stopped werking!
[01:08] <spengler> I've edited the xorg.conf and updated my bios and now I'm getting a
[01:08] <Hasbro> spengler, you should post the error bud
[01:08] <dfighter> :(
[01:08] <Hasbro> might help a little bit
[01:08] <spengler> undefined inputdevice "synaptics touchpad" referenced by serverlayout "default Layout"
[01:09] <spengler> Where at?
[01:09] <kaddi> sd32: you can add the opera repositories back in, if you feel like it. see here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser
[01:09] <sd32> kaddi, thanks
[01:09] <Enigma83> hey guys i'm having a bit of a prob. i was wondering if i could get some help
[01:09] <Ghoti_> !ask | Enigma83
[01:09] <Aacron> hey quick question... I edited fstab to mount my backup drive but its not showing up as mounted... is it not automounting it?  thought fstab did that???
[01:10] <spengler> Oh thats not good. theres whole forum dedicated to dell
[01:10] <Ghoti_> Aacron: did you set the 'auto' option?
[01:10] <Raptorial> Hasbro, thinks addition and subtraction is high level math!
[01:10] <Raptorial> truth be told
[01:10] <Zalman> OK, again, I've never gotten Sound Recorder to record anything. All I "record" is a loud annoying beep. What to do, what to do?
[01:10] <Fish-Face> bastidrazor, that tool from the ubuntu site will do it o_0
[01:11] <Aacron> ohhhhh.  lol Ghoti_ nope didnt' think of that... lol sorry, I'm a n00b.  guess I'll get to that and hopefully it will work from now on :P  Bascially I formatted the disk to ext3 in the way that the windows ext3 thign will work with so I could have a better way to share files between the two (such as music)
[01:11] <Enigma83> i have ubuntu 9.04 64 bit installed on an internal HD inside my laptop. and i have windows vista ultimate 64 bit installed to an external HD. but when i boot up and press the Escape key, i gives me a lists of 3 options to boot into: internal HDD, external HDD, and CD/DVD. so i selected the external HDD and it goes to grub and then into linux. how can i get into  my windows installation???
[01:12] <sp0ckk> Has anyone here successfully got Compiz-fusion + Emerald working at all?
[01:12] <VCoolio> sp0ckk: yes; try fusion-icon
[01:12] <sylvanus_> hey is there a way I can get ubuntu to reconize my friends phone and download the jpegs?
[01:12] <Enigma83> any help???
[01:13] <sp0ckk> VCoolio, what for?
[01:13] <Ghoti_> Aacron: Windows can't¹ read ext3 filesystems.   ¹: without installing drivers that are kinda flaky
[01:13] <badbandit__> can anyone recommend a source for webcamera troubleshooting
[01:13] <jrib> sylvanus_: bluetooth?
[01:13] <badbandit__> channel
[01:13] <badbandit__> rather..?
[01:13] <Enigma83> i have tried editing the bios settings a gazillion different ways but it just wont do it.
[01:13] <VCoolio> sp0ckk: will give you an icon in systray to choose eg window decorator which would be emerald; but what is your problem exactly?
[01:13] <spengler> Trying to get 9.04 on a inspiron 1100, got it mostly working splash, but the x won't come up hanging on a undefined inputdevice "synaptics touchpad" refrenced by serverlayout "default layout" followed by parsing errors and fatal server error no screens found
[01:13] <Aacron> ubuntu is supposed to be tryign to take linux from geek to joe right?  wonder why they haven't made a UI where we can just do this stuff in nice little windows :P
[01:13] <Aacron> hehe
[01:14] <Aacron> oh... hrmm the windows ext2/3 plugin is flaky?
[01:14] <jrib> Aacron: it will automount when you click on it in nautilus
[01:14] <Enigma83> i have ubuntu 9.04 64 bit installed on an internal HD inside my laptop. and i have windows vista ultimate 64 bit installed to an external HD. but when i boot up and press the Escape key, i gives me a lists of 3 options to boot into: internal HDD, external HDD, and CD/DVD. so i selected the external HDD and it goes to grub and then into linux. how can i get into  my windows installation???
[01:14] <sylvanus_> I am trying to download my friends jpegs from her mobile phone and ubuntu won't reconize it
[01:14] <jrib> Aacron: no messing with fstab
[01:14] <Ghoti_> Aacron: so I hear/read. I use it for read-only, and it's been stable.  YMMV.
[01:14] <Bodsda> is there a firefox addon that embeds a terminal into firefox?
[01:15] <Enigma83> do i need to reinstall ubuntu on internal HDD without installing grub? would that fix the problem?
[01:15] <jrib> Bodsda: ubiquity maybe...?
[01:15] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  is there a better way to do that then/  cause when it was NTFS linux kept whining about it not being clean (even though windows said it was fine after 3x chkdsk runs)
[01:15] <sebestyen> heló
[01:15] <Bodsda> jrib: checking...
[01:15] <jrib> Bodsda: if you mean a real terminal, you might try yaquake or tilda
[01:15] <sylvanus_> yes she has blue tooth on her phone
[01:15] <Aacron> I *could* use FAT, but... ugh doesn't it have lower performance and such?  I store my windows games on that drive as well...
[01:16] <Bodsda> jrib: can they be embeded in firefox?
[01:16] <Ghoti_> Aacron: I have no trouble reading NTFS unter Ubuntu. If it gives you that complaint, if you expand the details of the message, it gives you a command to force it to mount.  I only get that error after an unclean shutdown
[01:16] <sp0ckk> VCoolio, compiz seems to be the window decorator that's running, but I can't get themes in Emerald to work
[01:16] <Aacron> so performance is a good thing.
[01:16] <Enigma83> i have ubuntu 9.04 64 bit installed on an internal HD inside my laptop. and i have windows vista ultimate 64 bit installed to an external HD. but when i boot up and press the Escape key, i gives me a lists of 3 options to boot into: internal HDD, external HDD, and CD/DVD. so i selected the external HDD and it goes to grub and then into linux. how can i get into  my windows installation???
[01:16] <jrib> Bodsda: no, but they pop out from the top of your screen like the console in quake
[01:16] <erik__> can some one tell where i can can fonts
[01:16] <jrib> erik__: "can fonts"?
[01:16] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  so is linux's (relatively new) ntfs plugin more stable than windows ext2/3?
[01:17] <erik__> looking new times an arial
[01:17] <Enigma83> i have ubuntu 9.04 64 bit installed on an internal HD inside my laptop. and i have windows vista ultimate 64 bit installed to an external HD. but when i boot up and press the Escape key, i gives me a lists of 3 options to boot into: internal HDD, external HDD, and CD/DVD. so i selected the external HDD and it goes to grub and then into linux. how can i get into  my windows installation???
[01:17] <jrib> Aacron: ext2/3 is open, ntfs is not.  I know which I would rather trust
[01:17] <Bodsda> jrib: ubiquity is not really what I want -- I want to be able to run vim in firefox to do some coding without having to open another app
[01:17] <Ghoti_> Aacron: from what I've read, yes.  I've had no problems personally with either.
[01:17] <erik__> can find fonts
[01:17] <sp0ckk> VCoolio, also, i installed that application - quite nice. it says compiz is running.
[01:17] <VCoolio> sp0ckk: if compiz isn't using emerald then changing themes in emerald manager won't do a thing; you can set emerald in compiz settings somewhere or use fusion-icon; maybe also "emerald --replace" works, not sure of that
[01:17] <Ghoti_> Enigma83: have you thought about adding your external hard drive to your Grub bootmenu?
[01:17] <Aacron> ahh okay... lol guess I could reformat it to NTFS... can I do that in linux to ENSURE that its formatted in a way that linux understands?
[01:18] <Enigma83> GHoti: i dont know how...........
[01:18] <Aacron> cause I did notice it was listign it as NTFS_Hsomethingoranother
[01:18] <jrib> Bodsda: give those two thing I mentioned a try... I think they will satisfy you.  You may also want to try vimperator.  You can then edit input boxes in vim and control firefox like vim
[01:18] <VCoolio> sp0ckk: what window decorator does it say you use?
[01:18] <sp0ckk> VCoolio, it's working... kind of.
[01:18] <Aacron> like... i think I'd use... mkfs.ntfs, right?
[01:18] <Bodsda> jrib: yeah ive used that.. and i assume the two terminal apps behave like fluxbox does anyway yeah? double click to hide
[01:18] <jp_gepetto> Enigma83 : you need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[01:18] <jrib> !who | Aacron
[01:19] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  hopefully I have that installed.
[01:19] <VCoolio> sp0ckk: sounds doubtful
[01:19] <jrib> Bodsda: I didn't use them much.  I thought you just assigned some keyboard shortcut for them
[01:19] <Bodsda> jrib: oh, well .. thanks jrib :)
[01:19] <Aacron> lol sorry jrib , I get to generally sayign things when I have two peopel talking :P
[01:19] <sp0ckk> VCoolio, the theme looks stupid.
[01:20] <VCoolio> sp0ckk: lol, use emerald theme manager to change it now
[01:20] <badbandit__> trying to get logitech orbit af web camera to work in latest ubuntu
[01:20] <sp0ckk> VCoolio, basically mate; i want KDE4 to look as close to OS X Leopard as I can get it.
[01:20] <badbandit__> not working :(
[01:20] <badbandit__> sigh
[01:20] <Ghoti_> Aacron: I don't have a mkntfs or mkfs.ntfs on my system; you could probably get away with blowing out the partition (CAREFULLY!!) in fdisk, creating an NTFS partition in FDISK, and formatting that from Windowsland
[01:20] <spengler> Trying to get 9.04 on a inspiron 1100, got it mostly working splash, but the x won't come up hanging on a undefined inputdevice "synaptics touchpad" refrenced by serverlayout "default layout" followed by parsing errors and fatal server error no screens found
[01:20] <sp0ckk> VCoolio, assist me with this, and i'll see what i can do in terms of some freebies.
[01:20] <Ghoti_> Aacron: I just ended up using NAS, personally ;)
[01:20] <VCoolio> sp0ckk: I don't use kde, but I'm sure there are emerald themes to help, and I don't collect freebies :)
[01:21] <Guest95224> alguem pode me ajudar a abrir o gotomeeting no ubuntu??
[01:21] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  eh was goign to try and format in linux since i would be certain it would format it in a way that it can read
[01:21] <Aacron> NAS?
[01:21] <evon> Aacron: can you help me again now?
[01:21] <alex_cxy> My server is using mysql. but "sudo aptitude install nmap" says mysql will be removed.  I wonder why aptitude wants to remove it.
[01:21] <Aacron> evon:  erm what was I helping you with earlier?
[01:21] <mailo> #didc
[01:21] <Ghoti_> Aacron:  network storage :)
[01:21] <mailo> #didc
[01:21] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  what was NAS?  you mean networked storage?
[01:21] <evon> Aacron: recovering a lost partition
[01:21] <mailo> click #didc
[01:22] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  oh... well... that would really kill the games :))
[01:22] <mailo> #didc
[01:22] <evon> Aacron: to recap ...
[01:22] <Aacron> evon:  erm I think ya have the wrong person man, cause I have no clue how to recover lost partitions :(
[01:22] <Ghoti_> Aacron: depeds on yor LAN, but we're getting far afield of your question :)
[01:23] <Aacron> evon:  well... I do but mainly in windows or with recovery tools from the UBCD
[01:23] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  so you recommand formattign it with NTFS and not playing with the windows ext2/3 fs plugin...
[01:23] <evon> Aacron: what tools on UBCD do you use. I could not find anything on it that would help me recover a linux partition
[01:23] <samiralzeebi> HELLO ALL I KNOW USE UBUNTU 9.04
[01:23] <mailo> hi
[01:24] <Aacron> evon:  think there were a few under 'filesystem tools' :P
[01:24] <samiralzeebi> thanks very much for all helped me to use it
[01:24] <mailo> click #didc
[01:24] <mailo> click #didc
[01:24] <Aacron> mailo:  huh?
[01:24] <Ghoti_> Aacron: if it's already extfs and you feel comfortable using the Windows extfs plugin, that will work- it's just still experimental as far as I know.  It's worked fine for me, but I didn't use it to write.
[01:24] <evon> anyone know how to use ddrescue?
[01:25] <cute_bettong> im having some issues with my favorite music player amarok, whats up?
[01:26] <cute_bettong> it seems 9.04 and amarok no longer play nice v.v
[01:26] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  hrmm the choices, the choices... i could use a possibly buggy ext2/3 thing on windows, I can use NTFS and not be certain of writes in linux... or I could use FAT, but I think I'd lose performance int he read/writes on the disk then right?
[01:26] <ryan_> is
[01:26] <chilicuil> hi, anyone knows what happened with ~/.gnome2/session? I want edit it, but it doesn't exist, I'm running ubuntu 9.04
[01:27] <Ghoti_> Aacron: indeed, and there are also other limitations to FAT
[01:27] <Aacron> what is that mailo dude doing?
[01:28] <Aacron> Ghoti_:  ugh... so any way i look at it I'm just screwed :))  is there any filesystem type that is natively supported by BOTH OS's that isnt' performance-crippled?
[01:28] <ryan_> i need..
[01:28] <evon> anyone know how to use ddrescue?
[01:29] <Aacron> !ddrescue
[01:29] <Aacron> well the bot doens't know either :(
[01:29] <kaddi_> !info ddrescue
[01:29] <Aacron> have you googled evon ?
[01:29] <Aacron> ahh hey there you go
[01:29] <Aacron> oh that didn't really help much sorry :(
[01:30] <Eternal_Sin> hi
[01:30] <VCoolio> chilicuil: what do you want to edit? there is ~/.config/autostart for apps to start on login or exceptions on the default ones
[01:30] <evon> Aacron: yes. I used the program to recover some stuff but it produced a .img file i don't know what to do with
[01:30] <usser_> evon, you mount it
[01:30] <spengler> I've got 9.04 on a inspiron I've gotten so far as to get it to log in but X seems to fail, saying I've got problems parsing the config file
[01:30] <Aacron> evon:  oh... hrmm.  I'd think if it is an image, you'd just mount it no?
[01:30] <chilicuil> VCoolio: ohh I didnt know that, thx, I'm gonna check
[01:30] <usser_> evon, sudo mount -t <FS TYPE> image.img /mnt -o loop
[01:31] <namvu> join/ scotchtape tun@h3lp3r
[01:31] <evon> Aacron: ok I will try that now
[01:31]  * cute_bettong grumbles at his internet
[01:31] <cute_bettong> can anyone tell me why amarok don't play nice in ubuntu 9.04?
[01:31] <pw-toxic> hi, how can i reload fstab without rebooting?
[01:32] <usser_> pw-toxic, sudo mount -a
[01:32] <pw-toxic> usser_, thanks
[01:32] <ryan_> exit
[01:32] <ryan_> lol
[01:32] <VCoolio> chilicuil: the preferences > sessions changed in Jaunty to preferences > startup applications btw
[01:32] <muse> michael jackson died today.. people will start saying 'remember remember the.. 26th of june!' :P
[01:32] <Aacron> muse:  yeah... cause now our children are safe finally
[01:33] <Aacron> :P
[01:33] <Aacron> anyhow... back on topic
[01:33] <phantomcircuit_> yeah except it's the 25th of june in the normal parts of the world
[01:33] <kaddi> hehe
[01:33] <flightcrank> michael jackson used ubuntu
[01:33] <Aacron> so were there any other filesystem choices other than ext2/3, ntfs, or FAT?
[01:33] <chilicuil> VCoolio: Ok, sry, but I didnt have used ubuntu for a while, thx :)
[01:34] <muse> I am only 2 hours ahead of the norm
[01:34] <Aacron> that are better supported in both windows and linux?
[01:34] <phantomcircuit_> let me rephrase
[01:34] <phantomcircuit_> AMERICA FUCK YEAH
[01:34] <FloodBot1> phantomcircuit_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:35] <phantomcircuit_> muse, more clear?
[01:35] <muse> Aacron: I think ntfs is the best support in both OS's.. some would say fat32 but I disagree
[01:36] <felix_> i installed ubuntu server 8.04 (LAMP + ssh). webserver works only when the index.* file in /var/www/ is html, not php. any idea?
[01:36] <tunedor> I cant see java ajax apps on web sites.
[01:36] <Ghoti_> Aacron: I agree with muse
[01:36] <kaddi> Aacron: I don't think so. I know of reiserfs and a couple more filesystem but they aren't widely used and therefore not as well supported as ntfs/fat32 ot ext2/3
[01:36] <tunedor> what am I missing?
[01:36] <Aacron> reiserfs is supported in windows?
[01:37] <phantomcircuit_> muse, fat32 has far better support than ntfs
[01:37] <phantomcircuit_> fat32 is limited however
[01:37] <cute_bettong> Aacron: check your IM's
[01:37] <Aacron> phantomcircuit:  yeah... tryign to avoid usign fat32 cause I have games on that drive as well... and well...  games need speed :P
[01:37] <kaddi> Aacron: I think there is some support, but iirc it is not available for free.. I have never used it myself, so I'm not sure
[01:38] <kaddi> Aacron: http://p-nand-q.com/download/rfstool.html
[01:38] <kaddi> but once again: I have never used it, only heard of it ;)
[01:38] <pw-toxic> i'm trying to umount /share/costigan but it says "Device or resource busy..  a -f option doesnt help either..
[01:38] <phantomcircuit_> Aacron, what games are you playing that need hard drive speed?
[01:39] <phantomcircuit_> dont you have enough memory to cache?
[01:39] <nibbler_> phantomcircuit: lsof|grep costigan
[01:39] <nibbler_> pw-toxic:  lsof|grep costigan
[01:39] <nibbler_> sorry phantomcircuit
[01:39] <tunedor> Although Open JDK is installed, I cant see ajax apps on web sites. what am I missing?
[01:40] <phantomcircuit_> ajax isnt java
[01:40] <phantomcircuit_> that doesnt even make sense
[01:40] <dharma> HOOla
[01:40] <thalass> I'm having trouble connecting my new bluetooth gps device with the laptop. It can be found in the gps preferences thing, and hcitool scan finds its mac address. But sdptool browse gets me nothing (compared to my phone which nets a whole crapload of info)
[01:40] <dharma> sudo apt-get install nmap
[01:40] <maco> phantomcircuit, be nice. not everyone realizes javascript and java are unrelated
[01:40] <flightcrank> ajax is javascript
[01:40] <maco> tunedor, do you have javascript enabled?
[01:40] <flightcrank> it is embedded in the web browser
[01:41] <felix_> i installed ubuntu server 8.04 (LAMP + ssh). webserver works only when the index.* file in /var/www/ is html, not php. any idea?
[01:41] <tunedor> maco:  yes it is enabled.
[01:42] <pw-toxic> nibbler_, can i give you the output in whisper?
[01:42] <nibbler_> pw-toxic: nope, not needed. if there is output, this shows you which processes (process IDs) are using the mount
[01:42] <felix_> i installed ubuntu server 8.04 (LAMP + ssh). webserver works only when the index.* file in /var/www/ is html, not php. any idea?
[01:42] <felix_> http://pastebin.com/m4d48959d
[01:43] <maco> tunedor, any chance the js requests are timing out or something, if youve got network connectivity issues?
[01:43] <maco> tunedor, or unsetup NoScript?
[01:43] <pw-toxic> nibbler_, thanks  that helped
[01:43] <nibbler_> pw-toxic: welcome
[01:43] <ryan_> i uninstalled evolution and calendar and now my menu bars are gone on desktop
[01:44] <ryan_> anyway i can open syn package manager with keyboard?
[01:44] <mbnoimi> what's the best uml software for code generating (specially for C++)? I tried umbrrello but I found it not stable
[01:45] <nibbler_> ryan_: alt-f2 opens a "run" window, maybe that helps...?
[01:45] <ryan_> Thanks, but i get no response from alt+f2
[01:45] <ryan_> tried it
[01:45] <Rob235> hey guys
[01:46] <Rob235> hows it goin
[01:46] <Rob235> I have an issue
[01:46] <erikdryden> alt-f2 not working? I just came in so i don't know what solutions have already been proposed
[01:46] <evon> OK so here's what I did.  I stopped a windows installation by turning off the computer (i know I'm stupid). Got an error saying invalid partition table as a result. tried using testdisk to recover the partition but it only recovered a partition no where near the size of the origonal partition  as well as no files i needed. so i kept fiddling with testdisk until i ended up with no partition at all. so I used fdisk to create a partition t
[01:46] <evon> he same size as the partition i had in the beginning now gparted is telling me that this partition is an Unknown type. can anyone help me retrieve my info?
[01:46] <robin87> any dell latitude d600 owners in?
[01:46] <nibbler_> ryan_: hmm, works for me.... erikdryden, no other ideas yet
[01:47] <erikdryden> oh okay nibbler, so you got it working? awesome
[01:47] <nibbler_> evon: try photorec (iirc)
[01:47]  * segregio concorda
[01:47] <Rob235> im compiling wine (yes there is a reason) and I get this error:
[01:47] <Rob235> configure: error: libxml2 development files not found, XML won't be supported.
[01:47] <Rob235> This is an error since --with-xml was requested.
[01:47] <ryan_> well, my desktop bars are gone and alt+f2 does not work, also, i can create files and folders when right click but cannot create launcher
[01:47] <nibbler_> erikdryden: probelm is not mine :)
[01:47] <segregio> jkl
[01:48] <nibbler_> Rob235: then install libxml2??
[01:48] <Rob235> it is installed
[01:48] <Ghoti_> ryan_ sounds like gnome-panel died somehow
[01:48] <Rob235> would the dev files have a different name
[01:48] <ryan_> any way to fix that? i have tried repair packages... but no go
[01:48] <Rob235> before -dev
[01:48] <Rob235> cause i tried that
[01:48] <nibbler_> Rob235: check the configure for the error message and find out where/why it is looking for what file
[01:49] <nibbler_> Rob235: yep, you need -dev package
[01:49] <Ghoti_> ryan_: have you got a terminal open by any chance?
[01:49] <Rob235> could it be libxml++2.6-dev?
[01:50] <ryan_> yea, that is how i am chatting now, alt+cntrl+F2 works
[01:50] <nibbler__> Rob235: sounds good, but i'm not sure - try it
[01:50] <Rob235> ok thanks, brb
[01:51] <Ghoti_> ryan_: do you have anything important running on the GUI?  If not, try: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[01:51] <ryan_> ok, will do
[01:52] <ryan_> brb
[01:52] <felix_> i installed ubuntu server 8.04 (LAMP + ssh). webserver works only when the index.* file in /var/www/ is html, not php. any idea? http://pastebin.com/m4d48959d
[01:53] <bruenig> perhaps the config file does not allow for index.php
[01:53] <Ghoti_> felix_: have you installed the PHP modules for apache?
[01:53] <Rob235> nibbler_: no luck :(
[01:53] <Rob235> ill try googling that package but i didnt have any luck last time i tried
[01:54] <felix_> Ghoti_, libapache2-mod-php5 is installed
[01:54] <Ghoti_> felix_: did you install it after apache was already installed?
[01:55] <felix_> Ghoti_, yes, and i restarted apache several times
[01:55] <Ghoti_> felix_: try: sudo dpkg-reconfigure apache2
[01:55] <ryan_> bah, no go
[01:56] <Ghoti_> ryan_: same probem?
[01:56] <ryan_> when i uninstalled evolution i am pretty sure it took a file with it.  yea, same prob
[01:56] <felix_> Ghoti_, still the same
[01:56] <lawson_d> is it normal to have debian etch, lenny and ubuntu feisty in my gutsy server's sources.list?  http://pastebin.com/m7c4bb07e
[01:57] <Ghoti_> ryan_: try: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[01:57] <ryan_> i noticed one of the files had desktop in the name. but i thought.. "why would evolution affect the desktop" ... "delete"...
[01:58] <ryan_> alright, will do, brb, ty
[01:58] <usser_> lawson_d, no thats not normal at all
[01:58] <lawson_d> should I delete all the lenny, etch, and feisty stuff?
[01:59] <Ghoti_> felix_: perhaps take a gander at your apache configuration file to ensure that the PHP module is enabled therein?
[01:59] <lawson_d> cause right now, when I try to install any package, apt-get says mysql is not used, so it needs to be removed.  but I am using mysql.
[01:59] <thalass> damnit. I got gpsd to work, I think, but xgps doesn't have any data or anything
[01:59] <usser_> lawson_d, you gotta investigate how they got there in the first place and if there any packages installed from those sources, if its a production server dont touch anything
[01:59] <lawson_d> so the package dependency is in a mess.
[02:00] <felix_> Ghoti_, apache2.conf? http://pastebin.com/m5acf308
[02:00] <lawson_d> how can I find out if there's any package installed from those sources?
[02:00] <evon> nibbler: I tried photorec but it would not let me choose a partition to save my files to
[02:00] <evon> OK so here's what I did.  I stopped a windows installation by turning off the computer (i know I'm stupid). Got an error saying invalid partition table as a result. tried using testdisk to recover the partition but it only recovered a partition no where near the size of the origonal partition  as well as no files i needed. so i kept fiddling with testdisk until i ended up with no partition at all. so I used fdisk to create a partition t
[02:00] <evon> he same size as the partition i had in the beginning now gparted is telling me that this partition is an Unknown type. can anyone help me retrieve my info?
[02:01] <diffra> Is there any way to use remote desktop to access one screen on a dual screen setup?
[02:01] <usser_> diffra, you can use vnc
[02:01] <diffra> I have a laptop hooked up to my TV for use as an HTPC, and i'd like to be able to VNC into it and see what's on the laptop screen, but not the TV out.
[02:01] <Ghoti_> felix_: odd, I see no reference to the PHP module at all in the file. that might be part of the problem
[02:01] <startbux> evon: how many harddisks do u got?
[02:02] <evon> startbox: 2
[02:02] <usser_> diffra, so just setup vnc server on your laptop
[02:02] <startbux> evon: if you got more than one then you can change the boot order in bios
[02:02] <felix_> Ghoti_, are you sure that is that file?
[02:02] <felix_> apache2.conf?
[02:02] <startbux> evon: if you do so, you wont get that table error
[02:02] <diffra> usser_: won't that spawn a new x session though?
[02:03] <Ghoti_> felix_: to be perfectly honest, I'm not 100% certain
[02:03] <sanmarcos> how can I fix this "W: GPG error: http://mirror.noreply.org dapper Release: The following signatures were invalid: KEYEXPIRED 1217637003" ?
[02:03] <evon> startbox: i've done that. i'm talking to you from an ubuntu installation from the second HD
[02:03] <startbux> evon: and now you cant access the other disc?
[02:03] <startbux> disk
[02:03] <Ghoti_> felix_: perhaps:  sudo apt-get --reinstall install libapache2-mod-php5
[02:04] <kivod> hello
[02:04] <evon> startbox: i can make changes to it but I screwed up the partition I want to access. Gparted only sees it as an unknown partition
[02:04] <felix_> Ghoti_,  still :7
[02:05] <Ghoti_> felix_: Well, fie
[02:05] <kivod> just want to know if anyone try ubuntu on the last version of the macbook pro ?
[02:05] <startbux> evon: sorry but what do you mean by that you can make changes?
[02:05] <kivod> tried*
[02:05] <evon> startbox: i mean i can run tools to try to fix it
[02:05] <wip> hello everyone, i am doing serious low latency audio on ubuntu 9.04, but sadly the rt-kernel is full of bug... how hard it is to recompile the rt-kernel?
[02:06] <Ghoti_> felix_: I'm installing it now on my workstation to see if I can get any more ideas for you
[02:06] <felix_> felix@felix-project-01:/etc/apache2$ sudo a2enmod php5 |||||| This module is already enabled!
[02:06] <map7> I'm having problems booting my Ubuntu 8.10 system it keeps giving me Error 15 on the grub window
[02:06] <startbux> evon: but you cant access any data?
[02:06] <evon> startbox: correct
[02:06] <map7> I've tried reinstalling the grub menu but that fails also
[02:06] <saliak> fyi, i ended up doing the automated upgrade from 7.10->8.04 and it worked out ok
[02:06] <startbux> evon: but the disk is listed in "my computer" ?
[02:06] <felix_> Ghoti_, must be anything but the module, right?
[02:06] <saliak> my issue was that i had a lot of extra repositories enabled in my sources.list
[02:06] <saliak> after i commented them out everything worked
[02:06] <Ghoti_> felix_: let me take another approach- what happens when you point a browser to your index.php file?
[02:07] <startbux> startbux: and when you try to open it you get somekind of error?
[02:07] <Meta4> can anyone help me install a printer
[02:07] <evon> startbox: the working partition of that disk is listed in mycomputer but the partition i want is not. I can only see the partition identified in gparted
[02:07] <saliak> anyone use shorewall?  for somereason my installaion doesn't starup whem the computer boots
[02:07] <lawson_d> user_, how can I find out if there's any package installed from those sources?
[02:08] <Meta4> Can anyone help me install a printer ?
[02:08] <saliak> even though the first is "STARTUP_ENABLED = Yes"
[02:08] <Ghoti_> saliak: I use shorewall
[02:08] <saliak> ghoti - i assume yours stars up ok?
[02:09] <map7> I think I've lost Ubuntu, If I mount my system drive using the system rescue disk there is just one folder 'lost&found' but the 'df' command still tells me that there is 18GB used!!!
[02:09] <felix_> Ghoti_, it opens with screem; i mean, when i type "file:///var/www/index.php" on the address, it open screem
[02:09]  * segregio alguem pode me falar como eu abro o gotomeeting no ubuntu??
[02:09] <saliak> ghoti - i've got a linux box setup as the server of my home network.  i never have to reboot the machine thanks to linux, but if it ever happens, need to ssh in and manually start shorewall
[02:09] <map7> Can anyone help? is my whole ubuntu install gone?
[02:09] <startbux> evon: hmm does blkid find the partition ?
[02:10] <evon> startbox: i don't even know what that is
[02:10] <bastidrazor> map7, how did you get to this point? what were you doing before using the rescue disk?
[02:10] <bazhang> !blkid | evon
[02:10] <Ghoti_> saliak: take a look at /etc/default/shorewall and make sure 'startup=1', and not 0
[02:10] <map7> bastidrazor: I did a fsck -y as root on a working system
[02:11] <Ghoti_> felix_: but what happens when you try 'http://localhost/index.php' ?
[02:11] <lnx-admin> having trouble with grub?
[02:11] <bastidrazor> map7, what was the reason for the file system check?
[02:11] <evon> startbox: blkid does not see it
[02:11] <ryan_> Hey! it works, Thank you
[02:12] <saliak> ghoti - wow, that was it
[02:12] <startbux> evon: what filesystem is there on that partition?
[02:12] <saliak> what's that file do?
[02:12] <evon> startbox: ext3
[02:12] <saliak> and why would the default be 0?
[02:12] <felix_> Ghoti_, http://pastebin.com/m7e45ebd6
[02:12] <map7> bastidrazor: I noticed a few things weren't working and thought I start to check the hard drive, but I think I stuffed it up in the end
[02:12] <qrush> for some reason it doesn't seem like my ^R completion list is working...i'm using gnome-terminal and zsh. any clues?
[02:13] <Ghoti_> felix_: is apache running?
[02:13] <ryan_> Ghoti_ Thanks man, that fixed my desktop
[02:13] <Ghoti_> felix_: is apache running on the computer on whom you're running the terminal?
[02:13] <startbux> evon: thats odd
[02:13] <Ghoti_> ryan_: glad to help! \o/
[02:13] <Ghoti_> ryan_: That'll be €8 :)
[02:13] <startbux> ;D
[02:14] <evon> startbox: yup it is
[02:14] <map7> bastidrazor: Is there anything I can do with fsck which will fix the drive so I can see all my files again?
[02:14] <felix_> Ghoti_, yes, it works perfect when index is html
[02:14] <evon> startbox: i just want to be able to retrieve the files on the partition like file scavenger would
[02:14] <saliak> ghoti_ - either way, thanks.. i noticed there is a file in /etc/default for lots of different thigns.. what do they do?
[02:15] <losher> map7: run 'ls -laR' and see if some files show up
[02:15] <bastidrazor> map7, what do you see in the folder that you have?
[02:15] <Ghoti_> saliak: some programs (i. e. firewalls) have the potential to do Bad Things; it's a sort of safety switch to make you think to yourself, "Am I REALLY sure I want to enable that at boot-time?"
[02:15] <map7> losher yes there all there if type that command
[02:15] <Ghoti_> felix_: so 'http://localhost/index.html' does not give the same error?
[02:16] <startbux> evon: yes I understand but what i cant understand is why its not visible
[02:16] <felix_> nope, gives It works
[02:16] <startbux> evon: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[02:16] <saliak> ghoti_ - i see.. i could have sworn i read in install guide 10 times and never saw anything in there about setting that to 1...
[02:16] <Ghoti_> felix_: that's downright bi-ZARRE
[02:16] <losher> map7: they're all *where* exactly? Under lost&found?
[02:16] <map7> losher yes under the lost&found area
[02:16] <evon> startbox: jaunty
[02:16] <Ghoti_> saliak: I think it's buried in the comment block of one of the config files somewhere
[02:17] <startbux> !lost&found
[02:17] <saliak> ghoti_ - ok, so one more since you seem to be the guru in here.. my /var/log/messages is full of crap from shorewall.  how do i turn that off?
[02:17] <map7> then their old directories are under that
[02:17] <startbux> evon: okey
[02:17] <CaneToad> how do you change the system ulimit on number of files?
[02:17] <Ghoti_> saliak: one of shorewall's options for every rule and policy is how, where, and if to log it
[02:17] <evon> startbox: i think it can't be seen because i screwed something up with testdisk
[02:17] <losher> map7: ok, what's happened is that fsck has moved them all because there was a problem with the topmost directory. If you're very lucky, all your files are still present, just moved
[02:17] <kt`> any oauth experts?
[02:17] <felix_> Ghoti_, could be file permissions?
[02:18] <felix_> Ghoti_, or owner?
[02:18] <startbux> evon: have you tried a live cd?
[02:18] <boxjon> can anyone help me to install wine 1.1.24 plz
[02:18] <lyrae> i read an article once on how to fix the Screenshot app so when you have a menu showing, it will still take screenshot. anyone know where it is?
[02:18] <map7> losher ok so how do I fix this issue? is there a special command for it or do I have to manually copy each file?
[02:18] <Ghoti_> felix_: the weird thing is, from what you're telling me, apache refuses to connect based on the URL it's getting, which, as far as I can tell, is unpossible
[02:18] <evon> startbox: yup. besides how would a live CD be different than me booting from another HD?
[02:19] <rndm_> does anyone know of a hypervisor which will let the client os have total control of a secondary video card? (for 3d acceleration)
[02:19] <Ghoti_> felix_: to verify:  'http://localhost/index.html' works, but 'http://localhost/index.php' fails with a 'could not connect' error?  not a 'file not found' error or other error?
[02:19] <losher> map7: we can probably use the mv command. Can you run the 'ls -laR|more' command and paste the first page of it to http://paste.ubuntu.com so I can see it?
[02:19] <startbux> evon: all the data will be in the ram memory
[02:20] <gangil> http://pastebin.com/d1eba8128 hi this is the dmesg output , my system crashed upon last start , I would like to know why?
[02:20] <boxjon> need help to install wine 1.1.24 plz, im kinda lost in the terminal
[02:20] <evon> startbox: will that be benificial to what I'm trying to do?
[02:20] <map7> losher I'll see if I can get that computer on the net
[02:20] <startbux> evon: .. how did this happen what where you trying to do?
[02:20] <losher> map7: never mind, too much work.
[02:21] <boxjon> its a tar.bz2 so i tried to compile it
[02:21] <ondarun_> someone know why the network manager doesn't automaticly reconnect the lan connection if the router was turned of for a couple of minutes. i am using crunchbang linux
[02:21] <saliak> ghoti_ - so i don't have "LOG" as any of my rules
[02:21] <saliak> ghoti_ - so it shouldn't be loggin anything, right?
[02:21] <evon> startbox: OK so here's what I did.  I stopped a windows installation by turning off the computer (i know I'm stupid). Got an error saying invalid partition table as a result. tried using testdisk to recover the partition but it only recovered a partition no where near the size of the origonal partition  as well as no files i needed. so i kept fiddling with testdisk until i ended up with no partition at all. so I used fdisk to create a p
[02:21] <evon> artition the same size as the partition i had in the beginning now gparted is telling me that this partition is an Unknown type. can anyone help me retrieve my info?
[02:21] <losher> map7: try: mv lostfound/* .
[02:21] <boxjon> but when i do the make command it tells me there is none
[02:21] <losher> map7: oops, typo. try: mv lost+found/* .
[02:21] <felix_> Ghoti_, gives the error i pasted before
[02:21] <gangil> http://pastebin.com/d1eba8128 hi this is the dmesg output , my system crashed upon last start , I would like to know why?
[02:22] <losher> map7: note there is a trailing period that is essential
[02:22] <felix_> Ghoti_, who may be the owner of the files inside /var/www/? root? user? www-data?
[02:23] <thalass> damnit. rfcomm.conf seems to acknowledge the gps receiver, and claims to connect. But after trying to associate "rfcomm4" to gpsd, nothing seems to happen.
[02:23] <map7> losher in the lost+found dir it's just a heap of numbers with a hash in front
[02:23] <saliak> ghoti_ - hrm. maybe it's the "info" in my policy file?
[02:23] <map7> do you want me to move all those to the root dir of the drive?
[02:23] <Ghoti_> saliak: that'd be the one
[02:23] <Ghoti_> felix_: it's not even getting to that point though
[02:24] <startbux> evon: ok I see,,,, sry I cant really help you :( I remember that some years ago I managed to destroy a partition that was a size of 50gb and never got it back :(
[02:24] <Ghoti_> felix_: the thing that makes NO sense to me is that http://localhost/ does NOT give you that error without specifying the index.php file.. are you SURE that's the case?
[02:24] <evon> startbox: is there no program for linux similar to file scavenger?
[02:24] <map7> losher i have internet on that machine now
[02:24] <map7> i could pastebin the directory hold on.
[02:25] <losher> map7: crap. No, forget the mv. It won't work. I forgot we lose the filenames when this happens. Basically, you're going to have to reinstall.
[02:25] <gangil> http://pastebin.com/d1eba8128 hi this is the dmesg output , my system crashed upon last start , I would like to know why?
[02:25] <startbux> evon: sry never heard of that
[02:26] <RB2> Evening...
[02:26] <losher> map7: the important question at this stage is: do you have an data you need to try to rescue before you reinstall?
[02:26] <saiki> anyone have a problem with the window continualy fading?
[02:26] <erikdryden> i don't know, that sounds like a really tough situation to be in
[02:26] <saiki> (as if it's idle, but it's not)
[02:26] <felix_> Ghoti_, im sure, when i try to access localhost, and localhost:8083 (the port apache is listening) i got the same Connection refused error
[02:26] <RB2> Anyone familiar with pidgin and when the 2.5.7 package may be available?
[02:27] <map7> losher well I have another drive so I could reinstall on the other drive leaving all these files there
[02:27] <Ghoti_> felix_: is it listening on the internet, or is this only on a private LAN?
[02:27] <evon> startbox: file scavenger is a windows programs that searches an HD and recovers files even if the HD has been formated or partitions lost
[02:27] <erikdryden> i love pidgin, using it right now
[02:27] <gangil> http://pastebin.com/d1eba8128 hi this is the dmesg output , my system crashed upon last start , I would like to know why?
[02:28] <map7> losher so there is no way to recover from this situation is there?
[02:28] <erikdryden> there are way too many questions being answered at the same time
[02:28] <kaddi> gangil: I thought dmesg only gives you the messages from your current boot?
[02:28] <saiki> anyone have a problem with the window continually fading?
[02:28] <dtchen> RB2: already in karmic. do you mean a backport to a stable Ubuntu release?
[02:28] <gangil> kaddi : then howcan I find out why my system crashed last time
[02:29] <evon> startbox: trying photorec right now
[02:29] <felix_> Ghoti_, private lan
[02:29] <saliak> ghoti_ - cool, that did it.  thanks for the help!
[02:29] <Ghoti_> saliak: my pleasure! :)
[02:30] <Ghoti_> saliak: that'll be 80 ¥
[02:30] <kaddi> gangil: have a look at /var/log/ there you should find the logs but I can't help you with analysing them, I'm really a noob myself ;)
[02:30] <losher> map7: not really. What happens is that you lost a directory, the root directory, so fsck moved all the files into lost+found, but all the filenames are lost, those numbers are the inodes from the filesystem. So the chances are, every file you had originally is still there, but it's name is trashed. There's no point trying to recover the original name back *unless* the file was valuable....
[02:30] <losher> ...Otherwise, might as well just reinstall & save yourself a bunch of time.
[02:30] <Out_Cold> anyone use pdfedit??
[02:30] <gangil> buy I  am upgrading to 9.04
[02:30] <saiki> anyone have a problem with the window continually fading? I can start typing and it just starts to fade like it wants to sleep..
[02:31] <clank> why does apache start on bootup on a random port? yesterday it started on 3669, today its 4333. I'm on 9.04
[02:31] <Out_Cold> saiki that's because it's not responding..
[02:31] <RB2> dtchen, with the 2.5.5 (current version in repo), yahoo IM is broken after the auth. method changed... it's apparently fixed in 2.5.7
[02:31] <saiki> Out_Cold, no, my entire desktop does it, not just one window
[02:31] <Out_Cold> saiki, maybe a bad net connection? ubuntu will fade any program it thinks is going to lock up
[02:32] <dtchen> RB2: you could also use a temporary server; it's blogged in quite a few places
[02:32] <Gh057hun73r> How do I get RealAudio to work in amarok... im using kubuntu 8.04
[02:32] <map7> losher if I do a ls -laR though I see all the proper names of directories and filename but the first directory is a number
[02:32] <Out_Cold> saiki, dunno about that
[02:32] <bastidrazor> !yahoo | RB2
[02:32] <saiki> RB2, that no longer works I think, mine's set like that, and it's refusing to connect
[02:33] <saiki> <was the one that told about it in the first place lol
[02:33] <losher> map7: please stand by, phone rang, back in 10 mins
[02:33] <Ghoti_> saiki: there's a newer, fixed, version of pidgin available
[02:33] <saiki> for ubuntu?
[02:33] <saiki> er.. in the package lists?*
[02:33] <Ghoti_> saiki: indeed:  http://is.gd/1dFDw
[02:34] <Gh057hun73r> speaking of pidgin, my pidgin wont connect to yahoo
[02:34] <RB2> I think they've finished upgrading their servers, I could connect to any of them
[02:34] <offline_installa> hi
[02:34] <offline_installa> where can i find libmagick9_6.2.4.5.dfsg1-0.14ubuntu0.1_i386.deb ?
[02:34] <Ghoti_> RB2: there's a fix at   http://is.gd/1dFDw
[02:35] <RB2> Ghoti_, thanks for the link!
[02:35] <clank> why does apache start on bootup on a random port? yesterday it started on 3669, today its 4333. I'm on 9.04
[02:36] <dean74> at login, my keyring pops-up and asks for my password to access my wifi, is there an easy/secure way to make this work without me typing in my password?
[02:37] <Ghoti_> RB2: that'll be £8 :)
[02:37]  * RB2 hands Ghoti_ £8
[02:37] <RB2> :-P
[02:37] <kaddi> Ghoti_: you're making a living out of this, aren't you? ;)
[02:37] <Ghoti_> cheers! \o/
[02:38] <Ghoti_> kaddi: I would if I actually send out thugs to collect my monies, but I'm too lax.  Or lazy.
[02:38] <iceroot> is there another place then /etc/apt/sources.list  where repos are saved? there is the wine-repo activated (third party) in synaptic but there is no line in /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:38] <kaddi> have a look in /etc/apt/sources.list.d you can add lists in there
[02:38] <ondarun> some distros have /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ iceroot
[02:39] <Gnea> iceroot: rgrep wine /etc/apt/*
[02:39] <iceroot> ondarun: a thx, have found the wine-repo there
[02:39] <erikdryden> meh, so i've been waiting for the number of questions to die down so that i may ask a question, but i don't that's going to happen anytime soon. so i'll just ask now.
[02:40] <RB2> \o/ It's all working again
[02:40] <iceroot> i hate guis (synaptic) because there a doing something different to the system then vi :)
[02:40] <erikdryden> i'm running ubuntu netbook remix, and starting yesterday, everytime i put my ralink 2860 in monitor mode, my system freezes and i'm forced to do a hardware shutdown
[02:41] <erikdryden> the oddest part is that i was able to put my card into monitor mode just fine a couple of hours before this problem started
[02:41] <Gnea> erikdryden: what changed yesterday before it started to lock?
[02:41] <startbux> !shred
[02:41] <erikdryden> nothing changed
[02:41] <kaddi> !info shred
[02:41] <Gnea> no upgrades, new software, config changes?
[02:41] <Gnea> !info wipe
[02:41] <erikdryden> nope nothing that i know of
[02:41] <erikdryden> i'm not really sure what to do
[02:42] <Gnea> erikdryden: have you received any syslog errors?
[02:42] <erikdryden> ah i didn't think about doing that, i should check my syslog, thank you
[02:42] <Gnea> :)
[02:43] <dean74> at login, my keyring pops-up and asks for my password to access my wifi, is there an easy/secure way to make this work without me typing in my password?
[02:43] <iceroot> dean74: only with an empty keyring-password if you are using auto-login
[02:44]  * RB2 takes £4 back from Ghoti_ ... GTalk just logged itself off and won't reconnect. :-P
[02:45] <kaddi> lol
[02:45] <Ghoti_> RB2: interesting: I"m still logged into Gtalk with the selfsame version
[02:46]  * Ghoti_ remits the remaining £4 due to his satisfaction guarantee
[02:47] <musicpenguin> i did glxgears..average is 955.000fps  is this fast? or slow? how can i make it faster?
[02:47] <grayhane> can anyone help me optimize my transmission torrent program ?
[02:47] <RB2> Ghoti_, lol... it's funny, gtalk was working and then it just kicked me off and won't connect now. Perhaps it's a service issue....
[02:47] <achillion> hey guys. need some help figuring out something on KDE. glxinfo tells me "glx vendor string: SGI" - Hardware drivers manager screen confirms this by having ati driver "not in use" but under system settings it says i'm using Ati Radeon (fglrx). I was under the impression fglrx was the ATI propriatery driver. So which is it?
[02:48] <cdoublejj> when installinghow long does checking the miiror take
[02:48] <cdoublejj> my hard drive isn't doing any thing and ithink the cdrom
[02:48] <cdoublejj> just stopped reading as i heard it slow down
[02:49] <cdoublejj> i really wanted linux
[02:49] <losher> map7: still there?
[02:49] <map7> yes
[02:49] <cdoublejj> but i might have to run windows on it
[02:49] <map7> I'm looking at all the files
[02:49] <map7> looks like they are missing the first directory name but then the rest is fine
[02:50] <erikdryden> gnea, i just checked my syslogs, and i can't seam to find anything relating to my system hanging after putting my card into monitor mode
[02:50] <map7> losher: paste.ubuntu.com/203893
[02:50] <erikdryden> to make sure that this was an issue with my wireless card or wireless card drivers, i tried to put it into monitor mode several times, and it happens each time very predictably
[02:50] <map7> there is an example where I think inode #114017 should be /opt
[02:51] <Polux_> salut
[02:51] <losher> map7: you've nothing to lose by 'mv'-ing the files back to their original places (assuming you know where they are) and then trying to boot. The worst that will happen is that it won't boot because some file is missing or misplaced, at which point you'll probably just have to bite the bullet & reinstall.
[02:52] <maria_> Discuss: http://youtube.com/watch?v=k0xJLpbPZuw
[02:52] <musicpenguin> in glxinfo..what this mean?  "get fences failed: -1
[02:52] <map7> yeah I think I might reinstall on the second drive and then rebuild my original drive based on that
[02:52] <map7> and when that doesn't work at least I can get some of my system back
[02:52] <rww> !ot | maria_
[02:52] <losher> map7: I repeat: are there any data you especially need to save before you embark on this voyage of discovery?
[02:53] <map7> losher nah everything can be rebuilt it just takes a lot of time, eg: 10hours or so to build the whole LTSP system and stuff
[02:54] <map7> I'll take it from here thanks losher for your help.
[02:54] <ewsubach> if I want the most restrictive path, it is just an empty string, right? PATH=""?
[02:54] <kapu> anyone use dreamweaver to edit Joomla?
[02:54] <losher> map7: ok, best of luck. Next time, take a backup of your system first?
[02:55] <cdoublejj> nevermind it works
[02:55] <achillion> backups are yummy!
[02:55] <cdoublejj> hurray for linux
[02:55] <sandy_> I switched to Ubuntu 9.04 about a week ago.  The video quality (or speed) on youtube is substantially less than what I was used to in XP.  Any tips on improving this situation?
[02:55] <erikdryden> my system hangs everytime i set my ralink 2860 into monitor mode, can anyone help?
[02:55] <cdoublejj> linux = exotic OS fun
[02:55] <map7> losher will do.
[02:55] <cdoublejj> i think i have a ralink card but on my work horse windows machine
[02:56] <pw-toxic> i'm trying to mount a FAT32 HDD ... so i added the following line to fstab:  /dev/sda1	/share/sullivan auto 		auto-users,uid=1000,gid=100,dmask=027,fmask=137,utf8 0                  then i do mount -a and i get this error: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1
[02:56] <map7> i was still in the middle of configuring it so I was going to after I finished
[02:56] <kapu> linux = notBSD
[02:56] <kapu> i'm new to linux and pulling out hair
[02:56] <losher> map7: it's unusual for ext3 to screw up like this. Do you know what went wrong?
[02:57] <pw-toxic> any suggestions?
[02:57] <map7> losher I ran 'fsck -y' as root on a live system, it's my stupid my mistake :(
[02:57] <map7> damn morning brain
[02:57] <erikdryden> i'm running ubuntu netbook remix, and i had no problem setting my ralink 2860 into monitor mode at first, and now it hangs the system completely and immediately after being put into monitor mode
[02:58] <losher> pw-toxic: don't you need a keyword to say its vfat, or something...?
[02:58] <bastidrazor> pw-toxic, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=5534
[02:59] <TroN-0074> can someboy please tell me how to get by the cannot mount volume error?
[02:59] <losher> map7: that'll do it. I never use '-y'. By the time fsck is asking so many questions that you can't just hit return a few times, you're fs is generally in bad shape anyway, if you see what I mean...
[02:59] <TroN-0074> I am trying to open my external HD
[02:59] <TroN-0074> please
[02:59] <Gnea> erikdryden: try monitoring it in realtime:  tail -f /var/log/syslog
[03:00] <pw-toxic> losher, if i type vfat i get the same error
[03:00] <Gnea> TroN-0074: you can't, you need to make it mount if you want to read it
[03:00] <offline_installa> anyone knows sergiodlc from the ubuntu forums?
[03:00] <Gnea> licul: why?
[03:00] <losher> pw-toxic: can you fsck the partition?
[03:00] <licul> Gnea: I have a question in his post.
[03:01] <Gnea> licul: which is where?
[03:01] <TroN-0074> thank you Gnea can you please tell me how can I have ubuntu to open it
[03:01] <Rob235> this is driving me crazy, im trying to build wine and ive installed every xml/libxml file in synaptic and i still get this error
[03:01] <Rob235> configure: error: libxml2 development files not found, XML won't be supported.
[03:01] <Rob235> This is an error since --with-xml was requested.
[03:01] <licul> Gnea: HOWTO: Download package dependencies for offline installation
[03:01] <Gnea> !mount | TroN-0074
[03:01] <Gnea> licul: I'm sorry, I didn't see a url there
[03:01] <licul> Gnea: That was his post. maybe i can reach him here.
[03:02] <licul> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7518641#post7518641\
[03:02] <pw-toxic> losher, i can do mount /dev/sda1 /mnt  and do anyhitng i like with my files
[03:02] <licul> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7518641#post7518641
[03:02] <licul> Gnea:
[03:03] <licul> Gnea: I had replied to that thread. My name there was potwak
[03:03] <losher> pw-toxic: ok, so there's something wrong with the fstab line, but the filesystem itself is ok? That's gonna be much easier
[03:03] <pk_> hn
[03:04] <pw-toxic> losher, i have never done something with fsck and i've heard that you can kill everything with this command ;)
[03:04] <pw-toxic> so im a bit scared ;)
[03:04] <dtownhero> anybody know if I extract a dvd from rar files that is a .iso image which program I should use to burn it so that it is playable in a dvd player?
[03:05] <Gnea> licul: you'll need to browse the directories that the packages are in in order to get the correct name of them
[03:05] <losher> pw-toxic: you can skip the fsck. Since you can mount /dev/sda1 by hand, that proves the partition is fine. You have a problem with your fstab syntax is all...
[03:06] <pw-toxic> losher, but i have copied the line from a previously existing one...
[03:06] <pw-toxic> i just changed the paths ..
[03:06] <th0r> dtownhero: brasero
[03:06] <Gnea> licul: or maybe the script needs to re-read the current Packages.gz?
[03:06] <losher> pw-toxic: are you sure you didn't mess up the spacing or something dumb like that?
[03:06] <dtownhero> th0r, just default burn image option?
[03:06] <Gnea> licul: I don't know how that works, but if I wanted to make sure it's up to date, I'd check to see what that python script is reading to get the links setup
[03:07] <th0r> dtownhero: should work
[03:07] <losher> dtownhero: the only gotcha is that isos must be burned in 'image mode', whatever program you use...
[03:07] <dtownhero> well yeah brasero main window has burn image selection.. i assume it will default to image mode
[03:07] <losher> dtownhero: sounds right...
[03:07] <dtownhero> in winblowz you had to use dvd decrypter to do it
[03:08] <pw-toxic> losher, im not sure... how can i test it? ;)  i just tried the moutn with another (old) fat32 HDD and it doesnt work either
[03:08] <supreme> >:o
[03:08] <dtownhero> bah another question... how can I force quit a dvd burner to stop spinning?
[03:08] <th0r> dtownhero: whoever put the rar together should have decrypted the image before creating the iso else it won't work
[03:09] <losher> pw-toxic: take the fstab line & cut it down to the bare minimum, then add back a keyword at a time until it breaks. Then you'll know where you messed up
[03:09] <dtownhero> th0r, gotcha
[03:10] <Computer_Man> Does anyone know where the mouse icons/themes are located at?
[03:10] <petravera> Computer_Man: check GNOME via googling
[03:12] <saiki> You must have the GTK+ 2.0 development headers installed to compile Pidgin.
[03:12] <saiki> If you want to build only Finch then specify --disable-gtkui when running configure.  <what package is it? :@
[03:12] <petravera> Computer_Man: oh to access them, go to System > Appearance > Customise > Theme > Options
[03:13] <petravera> Theme > Cusomise
[03:13] <licul> Gnea: See this thread for more info: http://kmandla.wordpress.com/2007/07/24/howto-download-packages-and-dependencies-for-offline-installation/
[03:15] <saiki> If you want to build only Finch then specify --disable-gtkui when running configure.  <what package is it? I've installed about 20 GTK ones
[03:15] <erikdryden> does anyone know what i can do to remedy my situation?
[03:15] <erikdryden> i can't put my ralink 2860 into monitor mode, without my system hanging
[03:16] <Gnea> licul: okay, but are you trying to get packages from archive.ubuntu.com or packages.ubuntu.com?
[03:16] <supreme> Computer_Man: it's in /usr/share/icons (ex: /usr/share/icons/handhelds/cursors)
[03:17] <volve> I'm baffled. I have a command that works fine on the command-line. It works fine when I run it with at. But when I put it in cron, with timing of "0 */6 * * *" it never runs. :( I'm so confused
[03:17] <licul> Gnea: any of which. whats important for me is to find those packages. any download them all inorder to install xchm on my offline machine.
[03:17] <licul> and*
[03:18] <Gnea> licul: i'm a little lost on that one, sorry :( hopefully someone else knows...
[03:18] <erikdryden> anyone? sigh, i guess i don't really have to be able to put my card into monitor mode, i give up.
[03:19] <Gnea> erikdryden: not really sure... better to just be patient with the channel and ask every 10 minutes or so, without all of the melodramatics
[03:19] <licul> Gnea: haha. It's ok. I hope sergiodlc could reply to his thread. I think he knows everything about that.
[03:19] <licul> :)
[03:19] <Gnea> :)
[03:20]  * Gnea wishes pulseaudio would behave
[03:20] <Gnea> everytime I try to stream to it, boom, it crashes
[03:20] <erikdryden> sorry gnea, i should have read the channel guidelines
[03:20] <Gnea> and it only started doing this a few days ago... only thing that changed was the config files, which mysteriously were overwritten by defaults that I didn't specifically tell it to do, at least I don't recall doing that...
[03:21] <Gnea> therefore, I have had no stable sound all week :(
[03:21]  * Gnea is trying suggestions from here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843012  but so far, nothing's working
[03:22] <armence_> Hey all, I am looking for a good music player with library etc... Where can I get that?
[03:22] <licul> anyone knows how to install package dependencies for offline installation?
[03:22] <ianto> !best | armence_
[03:23] <ianto> armence_: In other words, search around until you see something that you like
[03:23] <bastidrazor> armenb, rhythmbox for ubuntu.. amarok for kde
[03:23] <ianto> licul: What do you mean for offline installation?
[03:23] <ianto> armence_: I, for one, prefer Songbird for example ^
[03:24] <xand_> hi everyone, is it possible to send the sound from one app to the laptop speaker, and the sound from another app to the headphone output?
[03:24] <armence_> ianto: Thanks, that's all I needed to know... Just finding out one or two programs people use and then pick
[03:24] <shiro> hey...!!!boleh kenalan g....!!!
[03:24] <licul> ianto: to install a software on an ubuntu system that does no have network connection.
[03:24] <shiro> hey.......!!!
[03:25] <ianto> licul: Ah in that case, go to http://packages.ubuntu.com and download the package, they are .deb files
[03:25] <ianto> licul: Be sure to download the dependencies too
[03:25] <jrib> !offline | licul
[03:25] <licul> ianto: do you have an idea about this? please see this thread for more info. may be you can help me.
[03:25] <licul> ianto: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7518641#post7518641
[03:25] <MK13> anyone in here have info about running combat arms on ubuntu?
[03:25] <Rob235> son of a bitch, how do i install this libxml2-dev to build wine
[03:25] <jrib> Rob235: wine is in the repositories
[03:25] <Andril> hey now
[03:26] <jrib> !language | Rob235
[03:26] <Rob235> i know..
[03:26] <ianto> licul: I'd try out jrib's suggestion first :)
[03:26] <Rob235> i want to build it
[03:26] <jrib> Rob235: why do you not want to use the version in the repositories?
[03:26] <Rob235> it doesnt matter
[03:26] <jrib> Rob235: ok.  Good luck with your issue.
[03:26] <ianto> Rob235: There are up-to-date 3rd party repositories as welll...
[03:27] <ianto> If you think the official ubuntu.com ones are outdated
[03:27] <licul> ianto: jrib: I have tried Synaptic to generate download script. But it didn't worked. I'm using ubuntu 7.04
[03:27] <jrib> !7.04 | licul
[03:28] <licul> jrib: wheew. So how can I upgrade that OS? its offline.
[03:28] <armence_>  How do I find out which version of Ubuntu I have?
[03:28] <licul> jrib: does not have internet/network connection.
[03:29] <ianto> licul: What package do you need?
[03:29] <jrib> licul: personally, I would just reinstall after backing up documentation.  However, you can use the alternate install disk to upgrade if you wish
[03:29] <jrib> licul: that should be in the link ubottu gave you
[03:29] <licul> ianto: here is the packages I need on this link.
[03:29] <licul> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7518641#post7518641
[03:30] <gogeta> jrib you can also put the live cd in a running old er and it should do a upgrade
[03:30] <saiki> If you want to build only Finch then specify --disable-gtkui when running configure.  <what package is it? I've installed about 20 GTK ones
[03:30] <gogeta> veer
[03:30] <jrib> gogeta: not sure about that
[03:30] <Warrigal> It doesn't look like apt-get install php5 is enough to give a person a php executable.
[03:30] <ianto> licul: I'm sorry but I don't have an X environment to check that at the momen..
[03:31] <Warrigal> How do I get one of those?
[03:31] <jrib> Warrigal: apt-cache search php cli   ?  is that what you want?
<<<<may i please pm you?
[03:31] <licul> jrib: ok. thanks for that explanation.
[03:31] <jrib> sotomayor_: please ask isn the channel
[03:31] <sotomayor_> ok
[03:32] <licul> ianto: ok.
[03:32] <licul> :)
[03:32] <saiki> !pidgin
[03:32] <Warrigal> jrib: yep. Thanks.
[03:32] <saiki> erg.. I was hoping that's give the channel..
[03:33] <unitheory> !yahoo
[03:33] <ianto> saiki: Tried #pidgin?
[03:33] <gogeta> ubottu mine works fine
[03:33] <gogeta> lol lol
[03:33] <saiki> lol. I never seem to try the obvious
[03:33] <sotomayor_> i'm having trouble installing linux on my laptop which is an acer aspire 5515...it came with windows vista but for some reason i cant install ubuntu
[03:33] <SchmittyDoesIt> as a user should i be able to read owner by root but ugo+r?
[03:34] <gogeta> sotomayor_: ? some reasion?
[03:34] <SchmittyDoesIt> as a user should i be able to read a file owned by root but ugo+r?
[03:34] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: what?
[03:34] <ianto> sotomayor_: What is the problem that you recieve? What stage do you get to?
[03:34] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: why not?
[03:34] <kbp> hello I've just installed openbox on Ubuntu Server, then how do I start it?
[03:34] <ianto> !openbox
[03:35] <gogeta> kbp: why not just mc
[03:35] <cabrey> kbp, you installed X.org on a server?
[03:35] <sandy_> what is the best IRC client for Ubuntu?  I like X-Chat but I wish it were a little more like mIRC
[03:35] <SchmittyDoesIt> well I can't read a file that is owned by root yet everyone has read access. I can only assume that if this is true than it is inheriting some different permissions from a directory that it is in
[03:35] <cabrey> !best
[03:35] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: pastebin
[03:35] <gogeta> cabrey: lol apt would
[03:35] <sandy_> ahh
[03:36] <kbp> cabrey: yea unfortunately I have to run Firefox (with flash) on server, I dont even need cpanel or file manager or watever on the server lol
[03:36] <cabrey> kbp, you should be able to run startx
[03:36] <kbp> gogeta: what does mc stand for?
[03:36] <gogeta> !mc
[03:36] <cabrey> midnightcommander?
[03:36] <gogeta> yea
[03:36] <berlin> can some tell me how to format an unallocated partition to ntfs? Bear with me my knowledge of computers is far from thorough.
[03:36] <sotomayor_> after it promps me to install  ubuntu and load linux kernels it says "busybox v1.13 (debian 1:1.1.3-5ubuntu12) Built- in shell (ash) enter 'help' for a list of commands. (initramfs)
[03:36] <kaddi> sandy_: if you want to try out different irc applications: konversation and quassel are the 2 main apps for kde I think
[03:37] <kaddi> sry, wrong channel
[03:37] <kaddi> :s
[03:37] <sandy_> works for me....thanx
[03:37] <ianto> sotomayor_: Are you using the Ubuntu Desktop Live CD?
[03:37] <kbp> cabrey: can I run startx on SSH or do I have to get to the server and sit over there?
[03:37] <gogeta> kbp: you can install xorg alone and use xinit to run fiirefox if you need no window manager
[03:37] <cabrey> kbp, go to the server's console
[03:37] <sotomayor_> i dont think so
[03:37] <ianto> sotomayor_: Right, how are you installing Ubuntu, via what means?
[03:38] <kbp> gogeta: oh that's cool. I will google for it. So that means I dont need openbox at all to run only Firefox ^^ thank you
installation disc
[03:38] <kbp> cabrey: thank you I will do it now too
[03:39] <gogeta> kbp: just install xorg i assunme you did
[03:39] <losher> sotomayor_: maybe this will help: http://topsecretblogx.blogspot.com/2009/02/installing-ubuntu-on-acer-aspire-5515.html
[03:39] <Seany> whats up all
[03:39] <kbp> gogeta: I gonna install firefox now
[03:39] <gogeta> kbp: type xinit you will get a basic xorg with a console
[03:39] <gogeta> uoi can then run x aps
[03:39] <gogeta> apps
[03:39] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: http://pastebin.com/m66e318f8
[03:40] <kbp> gogetaL it says "Failed to initilize GEM. Falling back to classic" and it stucks there
[03:40] <kbp> gogeta: it says "Failed to initilize GEM. Falling back to classic" and it stucks there
[03:40] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: are you sure it looks there? What does « head /usr/local/share/figlet/standard.flf » return?
....thanks
[03:40] <gogeta> kbp: have you configured xorg
[03:41] <gogeta> dpkg -reconfigure-xserver-xorg
[03:41] <kbp> gogeta: not really I have just finished aptget install xorg and openbox
[03:41] <gogeta> i beleve
[03:41] <gogeta> no -
[03:42] <gogeta> dpkg -reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:42] <kbp> gogeta: can I do it on SSH or do I have to get to the room with the server?
[03:42] <gogeta> you can ssh the reconfigure
[03:42] <zimbres> how do I set the path where include files are looked for?
[03:43] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: http://pastebin.com/m615d1695
[03:43] <gogeta> but yo will need to also get x display fowarding if you wanna ssh firefox
[03:43] <bishop> joining
[03:43] <gogeta> configure
[03:43] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: so it's not a permissions issue.  I imagine figlet doesn't check that path by default
[03:43] <licul> how to upgrade ubuntu 7.04 to 8.04 using 8.04 live CD?
[03:43] <dsdeiz> zimbres: would this work? echo $PATH; ?
[03:44] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: how do you know it is not a permissions issue
[03:44] <SchmittyDoesIt> i ran head /usr... as root
[03:44] <zimbres> dsdeiz, I mean on compiling with g++
[03:44] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: erm,, do it as a normal user...
[03:44] <dsdeiz> wooops, sorry :S
[03:44] <kbp> gogeta: thank you for your help I need to spend more time to research on this stuff ^^
[03:45] <dva5912> I have a bunch of moves that ive ripped off of dvds and ther have no album (or what ever they are called) covers on the movie its self. The only one that does have on is the Dark Knight. Is their any tool that will input all the information including images about the movies? The reason i need them on is because my moded xbox has XBMC on it and it wont display the images of them ether.
[03:45] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib:  cannot open, permission denide
[03:45] <SchmittyDoesIt> the figlet program runs fine as root
[03:45] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: k then it's a permissions issue :)
[03:45] <unitheory> licul, you can't upgrade with a desktop cd. you need an "alternate" install cd
[03:45] <SchmittyDoesIt> jsut not as a user
[03:45] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: lol
[03:45] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: pastebin permissions of parent directories and files...
[03:45] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: ok
[03:46] <licul> unitheory: what do you mean 'alternate'?
[03:46] <dva5912> Doing these all by hand getting info off the IMDB site is a pain
...that didn't help much...does anyone know how to install ubuntu on a acer aspire 5515?
[03:46] <unitheory> licul, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[03:47] <licul> unitheory: thanks. i'll take a look on it
[03:47] <Firefishe> sotomayor_: What kind of computer is it?  Is it specialized in someway?
[03:47] <ryudo_> connect irc.stratics.com
[03:47] <Firefishe> some way
[03:47] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: all directories have r permissions for everyone all the way to root
[03:47] <ryudo_> whats the comer servermand to connect to anoth
[03:47] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: do you have execute permissions on parent directories?
[03:47] <zj3t3mju> can I export LD_PRELOAD in jaunty ? :P
.....it's an acer aspire 5515 laptop
[03:48] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: let me check
[03:48] <bastidrazor> sotomayor_, i have the same laptop.. on it now with 64bit jaunty.
[03:48] <zj3t3mju> when i add this to ~/.profile, relogin , i know it has call, but may be it unset
...i guess i'm not a real geek
[03:49] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: i don't have x permissions on figlet directory which is parent directory of the font files. I'm not executing font files though i am reading i think
[03:49] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: you need it...
[03:49] <bishop> leaving...
[03:49] <bastidrazor> sotomayor_,  what problems are you having?
[03:50] <jrib> SchmittyDoesIt: executable permissions on directories let you 'cd' in.  You can't read the files in there without it
[03:50] <SerenityKill3r> anybody have any word on Wolfenstein?
[03:50] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: wow i never new that
[03:50] <SchmittyDoesIt> knew*
...just trying to install ubuntu 8.10 hardy version on my laptop
[03:52] <SchmittyDoesIt> hmm still doesn't work
[03:52] <SchmittyDoesIt> i have execute permissions on figlet direcotry as well
[03:52] <takeitbythehand> is there a good way to get my intel to freeze on the latest karmic?  i want to repro
...are you in here daily?...if so let me get right back with you...i think i found someone on one for the time being...need to try some other stuff real quick?
[03:53] <bastidrazor> sotomayor_, yeah. odd times though .. good luck
[03:53] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: It doesn't work but I am able to head the standard.flf file now
[03:53] <unitheory> how can i make ubuntu boot faster?
[03:53] <SchmittyDoesIt> jrib: as the user
[03:55] <digmore> hi, how do I enable warning, while moving files in nautilus
[03:57] <unitheory> digmore, i suspect nautilus does not support warnings
[03:58] <ionix> hey guys, I have a weird problem: windows don't refresh. When I resize them the content is refreshed. They are responsive so if I click on something it will recognize it but only show up of I resize. I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 with Nvidia non-free drivers
[03:58] <ionix> it's random as well.
[03:58] <digmore> unitheory: yes, I am thinking swtch to dolphin or something :(
[03:58] <Ghoti_> ionix: using Compiz?
[03:59] <Firefishe> Folks, is this sequence correct:  Hardy, Intrepid, Jaunty ?
[03:59] <unitheory> Firefishe, yep
[03:59] <Firefishe> Thank you, unitheory
[03:59] <Firefishe> I appreciate the verifcication.
[03:59] <Firefishe> verification even ;)
[03:59] <qazavul> hey
[03:59] <Pici> Firefishe: The releases after dapper are alphabetical
[04:00] <Firefishe> Pici: Gotcha....thanks, also :)  It all helps.
[04:00] <qazavul> does anyone know what the is $PATH
[04:00] <lstarnes> qazavul: echo $PATH
[04:00] <unitheory> haha
[04:00] <qazavul> ?
[04:00] <ianto> Firefishe: You should also note that releases are every 6 months after Fiesty
[04:01] <Ghoti_> qazavul: it's the sequence of directories that are searched for executables
[04:01] <soreau> qazavul: Depends on the context. PATH here is an environment variable
[04:01] <lstarnes> qazavul: you can use the above command to find out what it is set to
[04:01] <Warrigal> Is there a way to search for packages providing a certain executable?
[04:01] <soreau> Warrigal: Yes
[04:01] <lstarnes> qazavul: as an environment variable, it defines where the shell and other programs look for executables
[04:01] <Ghoti_> Warrigal: I have good luck with apt-cache seach most of the time
[04:01] <lstarnes> Warrigal: try apt-file search filename
[04:02] <qazavul> i type it in term
[04:02] <Tetracomm> Any Creative Zen owners here?
[04:02] <Pici> Warrigal: install apt-file, run sudo apt-file update, then apt-file search something.  Thats of course, if you don't have the package installed.
[04:02] <qazavul> me
[04:02] <felix_> Ghoti_, remember me? the php problem? i've noticed that the browser i was using, epiphany, doesnt support php. i installed firefox, and it attempts to download the index.php as a file. i know this was an issue on 8.04
[04:02] <qazavul> i have zen mosaic
[04:02] <lstarnes> felix_: php depends on the server, not the browser
[04:03] <soreau> Warrigal: You want to install 'apt-file' then run 'apt-file update'. After that completes, you can use 'apt-file search <file>' or.. just use http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[04:03] <Ghoti_> felix_: if it attempts to download a .php file rather than rendering one, that's a definite sign that for some reason, apache isn't using the PHP module
[04:03] <Ghoti_> felix_: unless you're using file:// instead of http://
[04:04] <felix_> lstarnes, Ghoti_ can you give me any web in php to try? if it downloads it would be server problem right?
[04:04] <felix_> *as a file
[04:04] <lstarnes> felix_: yes, it would be a server problem
[04:04] <ianto> felix_: ubuntu-forums.org
[04:04] <Gnea> felix_: if the server isn't configured correctly to serve .php files, then the browser isn't going to show them right
[04:04] <ianto> felix_: That site is a php based one ^
[04:04] <FloridaGuy> whats this mean...  ???........Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 11.3-b02, mixed mode, sharing
[04:04] <lstarnes> felix_: try http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php
[04:04] <Ghoti_> felix_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=406816
[04:04] <ianto> felix_: sorry, ubuntuforums.org
[04:05] <programble> RIP MJ
[04:05] <lstarnes> FloridaGuy: what's giving you that message?
[04:05] <Ghoti_> felix_: the thread has no relevance, it's just one I had open at the moment
[04:05] <Ghoti_> !ot | programble
[04:05] <FloridaGuy> lstarnes, limewire and frostwire
[04:05] <felix_> Ghoti_, ubuntuforums works right
[04:05] <lstarnes> FloridaGuy: that refers to the version of java installed
[04:06] <Ghoti_> felix_:  than it's definitely a problem with the server you're connecting to
[04:06] <felix_> its my server
[04:06] <turboguy> im trying to start privoxy and I think i screwed something up in some settings. I am getting this error http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m29b70fa2> I will gladly get you any other info you may need to assist me. sorry im pretty new to this. thanks in advance
[04:06] <Ghoti_> felix_: silly question, but are you running more than one apache server?
[04:07] <Firefishe> When setting up a manual partitioning scheme for 8.04 Hardy, should one stick with logical volumes or can the tried and true primary setup work just as well...on a laptop?
[04:07] <FloridaGuy> lstarnes, here's the rest of it....   http://pastebin.com/m598c9957
[04:07] <felix_> Ghoti_, nope
[04:08] <unitheory> Firefishe, probably primary. logical partitions are for when you need more than 5 or so (i forget the exact number)
[04:08] <felix_> Ghoti_, im looking for a how to to reinstall apache2-php
[04:08] <unitheory> i have one partition!
[04:08] <Ghoti_> felix_: usually, apt-get install --reinstall <package> will do it.  but we tried that already
[04:08] <Ghoti_> felix_:  you could try apt-get --purge remove <package> && apt-get install <package>
[04:09] <felix_> Ghoti_, i mean that  perhaps that way miis some step
[04:09] <felix_> miss
[04:09] <quitte> unitheory: if you don't want or need the flexibility of lvm theres no reason to use it
[04:09] <lstarnes> FloridaGuy: I'm not sure what would be causing that
[04:10] <Ghoti_> felix_: do you already have any sites in place, or is it still pretty much stock?
[04:10] <unitheory> quitte, i don't even know what lvm is
[04:10] <gnon> where can I find conkyrc with a wallpaper demonstrating it?
[04:10] <qazavul> how do i put .exe in my usr folder
[04:10] <Firefishe> unitheory: I thought so, or something to that effect.  Primaries also have less problems, imho.  For such a small system, anyway.
[04:10] <Firefishe> Thank you, again :)
[04:10] <edge> I setup Ubuntu 9.04 , with a Nvidia 7800gtx and i have a dvi to hdmi cable to my 50" tv. I have it set to 1980x1080, but im stilling missing the top and bottom part of the screen. How do i resolve this?
[04:10] <kaddi_> qazavul: why would you want to do that?
[04:11] <FloridaGuy> k
[04:11] <felix_> Ghoti_, im trying to run a blog with wordpress. is the only site in this server.
[04:11] <endo420> how do you get youtube to work?
[04:11] <Nickxm> Anyone know a good site to use to privately share webcam?
[04:11] <Nickxm> I saw a site once on ubuntu forums but lost it. :(
[04:11] <iGuelph> stickam
[04:12] <quitte> unitheory: it creates a volume group that can be extended to multiple disks in which you can create logical volumes which behave like partitions. those can be easily moved between vgs, resized, backed up etc.
[04:12] <qazavul> im try to find a gameboy emulator that works on ubuntu
[04:12] <turboguy> im trying to start privoxy and I think i screwed something up in some settings. I am getting this error http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m29b70fa2> I will gladly get you any other info you may need to assist me. sorry im pretty new to this. thanks in advance
[04:12] <edge> can anybody assist me in fixing the screen problem i have with hooking my tv to my ubuntu box?
[04:13] <kaddi_> qazavul: exe-files usually are for windows and won't run with ubuntu. If you want to run a windows application you might try an emulator like wine, but no guarantees. ;)
[04:13] <Ghoti_> qazavul: there's a visialboy-advance package that might work for you
[04:13]  * tsimpson grumbles about wine *not* being an emulator
[04:13] <kaddi_> sry
[04:14] <qazavul> wine isnt a gbc emulaotit a window program loader
[04:14] <SuspectZero> hey there, how can add applications to start on system start up now WM startup?
[04:14] <Nickxm> Couldn't you use wine to run the gbc emulator?
[04:14] <Nickxm> I think that's more of the point he was going for
[04:14] <unitheory> you could try WIE. Wie Is an Emulator
[04:14] <Ghoti_> Nickxm: why, when there's a native one?
[04:14] <qazavul> no wine wont run VBA
[04:15] <Ghoti_> qazavul: there's no need to
[04:15] <qazavul> y
[04:15] <Ghoti_> qazavul:  there's a native VBA package available
[04:15] <unitheory> endo420, have you installed flash?
[04:15] <qazavul> really
[04:15] <Ghoti_> visualboyadvance - a full featured Game Boy Advance emulator
[04:15] <Ghoti_> visualboyadvance-gtk - a GTK+ front-end to VisualBoyAdvance emulator
[04:15] <endo420> whats the best way to install Steam?
[04:16] <gnon> where can I find conky config files?
[04:16] <qazavul> how i get
[04:16] <Ghoti_> qazavul: applications -> add/remove, search for visualboy
[04:16] <qazavul> k
[04:16] <endo420> whats the best way to get cs
[04:17] <Ghoti_> endo420: buy it?
[04:17] <ianto> endo420: Using WINE :)
[04:17] <SuspectZero> anyone?
[04:17] <ianto> endo420: http://winehq.org
[04:18] <cyberjorge> hi guys, how can i fix if the error is "fatal server error: could not create lockfile in /tmp/.tx0-lock"
[04:20] <TheNovice> Should I buy Windows 7 or Ubuntu?
[04:20] <bruenig> windows 7
[04:20] <QuakeLive> Ubuntu!
[04:20] <unitheory> cyberjorge, http://www.justlinux.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28752
[04:20] <thalass> Ubuntu has a better price
[04:20] <sridhar> well depends on wat u wanna run
[04:20] <TheNovice> but Ubuntu doesnt work properly in My Laptop
[04:20] <SuspectZero> hey there, how can add applications to start on system start up not WM startup?
[04:20] <ianto> TheNovice: Windows 7 is free at the moment...
[04:20] <din7> Well ubuntu is free
[04:21] <QuakeLive> ianto: not free as in freedom though.
[04:21] <thalass> Ah well at least it didn't cost you a few hundred dollars to find that out. haha.
[04:21] <TheNovice> I would use ubuntu, but doesnt work on my laptop, hibernation hangs horrible
[04:21] <unitheory> TheNovice, buy both and see how you like each
[04:21] <bruenig> windows 7 and ubuntu are basically the same thing
[04:21] <ionix> Not using Compiz
[04:21] <lenswipe> hai
[04:21] <endo420> haha yah i have wine
[04:21] <endo420> but idk what to do from there...
[04:21] <Ghoti_> SuspectZero: take a look at /etc/rc.local
[04:21] <ianto> bruenig: Errr what?
[04:21] <din7> SuspectZero: /etc/rc.local
[04:21] <sridhar> anyone working on android
[04:21] <SuspectZero> ty din7
[04:22] <SuspectZero> i'll check it out
[04:22] <endo420> every website i go to it says you have this wine file and your supposed to save the tomaha or w.e sound file in there
[04:22] <hason> hi
[04:22] <QuakeLive> Any good books on web dev?
[04:22] <lenswipe> can someone help me im getting a mesage saying a have a perl library missing!?!?!
[04:22] <hason> hi all
[04:22] <endo420> im trying to install steam, anybody who can give me good directions whos done it before and knows what to do
[04:23] <hason> i wanna a sex pic is there any one can help me
[04:23] <sebsebseb> TheNovice: you need double  your RAM as SWAP for hibernation
[04:23] <dsdeiz__> endo420: i believe that's some sort of server for HL right?
[04:23] <lenswipe> can someone tell me how to install a perl librar?
[04:23] <sebsebseb> TheNovice: normalley
[04:23] <ianto> !topic | hason
[04:23] <Pici> TheNovice, sebsebseb: No you do not, you only need more swap than ram.
[04:23] <ianto> !adult | hason
[04:23] <andrew__> lenswipe: sudo apt-get install perl-<module>
[04:23] <TheNovice> sebsebseb: i have 4gb ram, and 500gb disk
[04:23] <dsdeiz__> !pr0n
[04:23] <lenswipe> im missing a perl library and im getting this message from perl Failed to connect to 192.168.1.17 : You do not have the perl Net::SSLeay library installed
[04:23] <dsdeiz__> lol
[04:23] <lenswipe> how do i fix it?
[04:23] <sebsebseb> bruenig: Windows 7 and Ubuntu are two completly different operating systems!
[04:23] <ianto> sebsebseb++
[04:23] <bruenig> sebsebseb: but at their root, basically the same
[04:24] <felix_> !php
[04:24] <Firefishe> are hooks in an ubuntu system the same thing as 'global hooks' ?
[04:24] <bruenig> I mean, a bunch of abstraction, inflexibility
[04:24] <Pici> bruenig: Are you looking to get banned from here again?
[04:24] <hason> ok
[04:24] <dsdeiz__> ubottu: sebsebseb karma?
[04:24] <andrew__> bruenig: Windows 7 != Linux kernel...
[04:24] <dsdeiz__> oh lol
[04:24] <felix_> !php 8.04
[04:24] <Ghoti_> lenswipe: sudo apt-get install libcrypt-ssleay-perl
[04:24] <ianto> bruenig: Hmm... Care to elaborate?
[04:24] <saiki> configure: error:
[04:24] <saiki> XScreenSaver extension development headers not found.
[04:24] <saiki>   ^how do I fix this?
[04:24] <QuakeLive> Wow, this is troll central here.
[04:24] <bruenig> andrew__: of course the code itself is different, I am saying the style is the same
[04:24] <bruenig> but whatever
[04:24] <hason> i have a problem in my terminal it dose not work
[04:24] <lenswipe> Ghoti_, :
[04:24] <lenswipe> E: Couldn't find package perl-ssleay-perl
[04:24] <bruenig> I someone asked for opinions and so there is mine
[04:24] <cyberjorge> what's the command to create a new directory ?
[04:25] <Ghoti_> lenswipe: sudo apt-get install libcrypt-ssleay-perl  <--- look more closely
[04:25] <QuakeLive> DFTT
[04:25] <bruenig> cyberjorge: mkdir
[04:25] <QuakeLive> plz
[04:25] <andrew__> lenswipe: remove the traling -perl
[04:25] <lenswipe> ahhh
[04:25] <sebsebseb> TheNovice: there is probably a way to get hibernation working on your lap top,  do you have any other issues with Ubuntu on there?
[04:25] <ianto> bruenig: The fact that I can totally customise my kernel (I am at the moment, installing Gentoo) means that is is inflexible and cannot be changed...?
[04:25] <endo420> counterstrike yes
[04:25] <Pici> !ot | ianto
[04:25] <unitheory> cyberjorge, mkdir
[04:25] <endo420> anybody have success with installing counter-strike please message me if you can explain it
[04:25] <hason> can any one add me in massenger and tell me what 2 do
[04:25] <Pici> !appdb | endo420
[04:26] <hason> hmmy2004@hotmail.com
[04:26] <lenswipe> Ghoti_, : thanks your one worked ^_^
[04:26] <andrew__> hason: i can. hold
[04:26] <sridhar> @lenswipe: try sudo apt-get install apache-perl
[04:26] <Ghoti_> lenswipe: glad to be of help!
[04:26] <unitheory> apt-get moo
[04:26] <lenswipe> Ghoti_, : actually wait a minute, wtf? its still not working >=[ any ideas?
[04:26] <qazavul> Ghoti_ ty so much
[04:26] <hason> im watin
[04:27] <Ghoti_> qazavul: np!
[04:27] <Ghoti_> lenswipe: same error?
[04:27] <lenswipe> Ghoti_, : yeah
[04:27] <cyberjorge> thanks!
[04:27] <andrew__> hason: I am online. Get on MSN...
[04:27] <hason> ok add me
[04:27] <andrew__> hason: done...
[04:27] <Enigma831> if Ghoti_ is still online then u have a PM from me.........
[04:27] <sebsebseb> !language |  lenswipe
[04:27] <hason> im online
[04:27] <hason> i dont see u
[04:27] <Ghoti_> lenswipe: try sudo apt-get install libnet-ssleay-perl
[04:27] <Pici> lenswipe: The package name is libnet-ssleay-perl
[04:28] <hason> u dont add me
[04:28] <lenswipe> thanks
[04:28] <andrew__> hason: hold
[04:28] <hason> ok
[04:28] <lenswipe> !botabuse | sebsebseb
[04:28] <sebsebseb> lenswipe: no it wasn't
[04:28] <michael> ........................
[04:28] <michael> 	zaiger	.................................
[04:28] <michael> 	zaiger	...................................
[04:28] <FloodBot1> michael: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:28] <michael> 	zaiger	.....................................
[04:28] <michael> 	zaiger	.......................................
[04:28] <lenswipe> sebsebseb,  : it was, now leave it
[04:28] <andrew__> hason: added
[04:29] <sebsebseb> lenswipe: you used a  abrivation for swearing
[04:29] <andrew__> hason?
[04:29] <digisapien> anyone know how to create a shared dial up server in ubuntu
[04:29] <kbp> hello sorry for this noob question but I run startx and it displays a grey green with cursor, how do I quit it and go back to terminal?
[04:29] <hason> yes
[04:29] <Fireking300> wow I still can't believe michael jackson is dead. Sorry for getting off-topic
[04:29] <hason> what is ur email
[04:29] <digisapien> can anyone tell me how
[04:29] <Flannel> Fireking300: #ubuntu-offtopic please, thanks.
[04:29] <andrew__> hason: asteinborn78@gmail.com
[04:29] <andrew__> hason: add on msn
[04:29] <lenswipe> sebsebseb, : but i didnt swear, thats the whole point of the abreviation, and apart from anything else i wasnt really talking to you :)
[04:29] <unitheory> kbp, you can open a tty by pressing the keys ctrl+alt+F1
[04:30] <Flannel> lenswipe: obfuscated swearing still is.  Please don't.
[04:30] <kbp> thank you unitherory\
[04:30] <kbp> thank you unitherory
[04:30] <andrew__> But, hason, one thing...
[04:30] <sebsebseb> lenswipe: true, but  you also sent the message to   nearly 1400 people
[04:30] <unitheory> kbp, welcome
[04:30] <lenswipe> Flannel, : ok, lets leave it there :)
[04:30] <andrew__> !ot | hanson
[04:30] <andrew__> hanson???
[04:31] <kbp> unitherory: so I press Ctrl + C to terminate it?
[04:31] <hason> im hotmail
[04:31] <digisapien> Im trying to create a dial up server......?? any help
[04:31] <andrew__> hanson: i'm on using your hotmail...
[04:31] <unitheory> kbp, to terminate X? No i don't think so
[04:31] <felix_> Ghoti_, i found something. i addedd a line in the ports.conf of apache to listen port 80 too, 8083 and 80, and error now changed
[04:31] <hason> i dont see u
[04:31] <kbp> unitherory: when I go back to terminal there is no command prompt because it's still running, so how do use terminal?
[04:32] <ionix> hey guys, I have a weird problem: windows don't refresh. When I resize them the content is refreshed. They are responsive so if I click on something it will recognize it but only show up of I resize. I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 with Nvidia non-free drivers. It's random and I don't have Compiz installed. Any idas?
[04:32] <andrew__> hanson: I swear I added you...
[04:32] <sridhar> poff dsl-provider doesn't stop my internet
[04:32] <Ghoti_> felix_: what's the new error?
[04:32] <andrew__> hansom...
[04:32] <hason> ok do u have hotmail
[04:32] <unitheory> kbp, see if ctrl+x works.  you can also open other ttys with ctrl+alt+F2 ctrl+alt+F3 etc
[04:32] <unitheory> err
[04:32] <felix_> Ghoti_, http://pastebin.com/m35694792
[04:32] <unitheory> ctrl+c
[04:32] <andrew__> hason: no...
[04:32] <hason> yahoo
[04:32] <andrew__> hason: gmail
[04:33] <andrew__> hason...
[04:33] <hason> what
[04:33] <hason> ?
[04:33] <andrew__> do you see me on MSN
[04:34] <sridhar> ???
[04:34] <andrew__> and...
[04:34] <hason> nob
[04:34] <tritium> andrew__, hason: please stay on topic.  Chat in private.
[04:34] <andrew__> mkay
[04:34] <Ghoti_> felix_: okay, we're making progress here
[04:34] <felix_> Ghoti_, i know
[04:34] <kbp> unitherory: ok I get it now. Thanx alot. Using other tab F2,F3, F4... is ok for me, I dont need to terminate it
[04:34] <Ghoti_> felix_: it seems that you need to set your htdocs directory, which IIRC is not enabled by default
[04:35] <andrew__> hason: tell me your problem.
[04:35] <hason> ok
[04:35] <Riwi> Hey, I've been experiencing some issues with Ubuntu on my laptop D:
[04:35] <dekkong> Riwi: what kind of issues?
[04:35] <sebsebseb> !details |  Riwi
[04:35] <felix_> Ghoti_, excuse me, but all that seems chinesse to me and im not from china ^^U
[04:36] <andrew__> !details | hason
[04:36] <hason> can we chat in privet
[04:36] <unitheory> private*
[04:36] <Ghoti_> felix_: if I recall correctly, by default, all apache enables is that "It works" page I'm sure youre quite familiar with by now
[04:36] <bishop> joining
[04:36] <hason> ok
[04:36] <andrew__> hason: chat here... tell me your problem!!!
[04:36] <felix_> Ghoti_,  right, that was the dummy page
[04:36] <Ghoti_> felix_: you need to make some changes for the files in /var/www to be visible
[04:36] <Riwi> !details
[04:36] <Jazzy> Okay hi
[04:37] <Jazzy> I have 2 questions
[04:37] <hason> i have a problem with the terminal
[04:37] <andrew__> hason!
[04:37] <marie_m> hello, I did a minimal install (no login manager)- how can I have text display after bootup right after login?  (before startx)
[04:37] <hason> i dose not work
[04:37] <sebsebseb> !details | Jazzy
[04:37] <andrew__> !details | hason
[04:37] <Ghoti_> felix_: I'm looking up the exact changes right now
[04:37] <felix_> Ghoti_, ok thx
[04:37] <Fireking300> I have a problem with VirtualBox 2.2.4, I'm running Ubuntu 8.04. When I try to get the sound to work it won't play, But I expected it to.
[04:38] <hason> the version 90.4
[04:38] <hason> 9.04
[04:38] <sebsebseb> I think that trigger  got a little  to used in a way, just now
[04:38] <marie_m> that would be custom text like a welcome message at the command line
[04:38] <andrew__> hason: more details. WHAT IS your problem.
[04:38] <Riwi> !details I have a problem screen brightness, Ubuntu "jaunty" the screen backlight darkens at bootup and when I log in it returns to 100% brightness as stated by the operating system, however this is not the highest level of backlight because on Vista the screen is much brighter, however is stated in jaunty as 100%
[04:38] <andrew__> !details | hason
[04:38] <Jazzy> I use ubuntu live CD sometimes (the version before jaunty or w/e) and i sometimes boot it on a laptop that uses XP that blocks a lot of applications and drivers installation, anyways, i use the thing to go on the internet, BUT, i installed a program once and im afraid it was left on the hdd, or was it left temporarily on something else, and also is it possible to boot applications from a USB flash drive
[04:38] <Jazzy> thank you for anyone who can answer
[04:39] <hason> the terminal do not operate and run any thing
[04:39] <sebsebseb> andrew__: stop doing that now
[04:39] <Riwi> !details | megadrive
[04:39] <sebsebseb> Riwi: stop  it!
[04:39] <alexandre> Hey all, is there a command line hex editor for ubuntu?
[04:39] <hason> i cant install
[04:39] <dsdeiz> hason: same here.. lol
[04:39] <andrew__> hason: you can't install what...
[04:39] <unitheory> Riwi, sounds like you need to adjust brightness in your BIOS settings
[04:39] <sebsebseb> Bot triggers can  be  really good and useful, but not that useful when the channel is being flooded by them!
[04:40] <hason> any thing
[04:40] <Flannel> alexandre: There's a few, try hexer
[04:40] <unitheory> anyway. i'm off to be
[04:40] <hason> it dosenot work
[04:40] <Riwi> Bios is very limited,
[04:40] <alexandre> Flannel thanks
[04:40] <andrew__> hason: does synaptic work?
[04:40] <Riwi> I disabled "lcd power saving" in battery power
[04:40] <hason> what is that
[04:40] <Fireking300> Is possible to edit the BIOS? or is it ROM?
[04:40] <hason> im new in linux world
[04:41] <andrew__> hason: the advanced package manager "apt" with a gui
[04:41] <bishop> gottago
[04:41] <sebsebseb> hason: ok you want help installing?
[04:41] <Riwi> Its some regression because in the install of 8.10 I had
[04:41] <unitheory> Fireking300, you can "flash" a new BIOS but it can be risky
[04:41] <Riwi> this problem never popped up
[04:41] <hason> yea
[04:41] <Fireking300> ok thanks unitheory
[04:41] <Ghoti_> felix_: take a loot at /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
[04:41] <unitheory> Fireking300, you can "brick" you machine if it messes up
[04:41] <andrew__> hason: I ran into this one. I solved using sudo apt-get update
[04:41] <Ghoti_> felix_: also take a look at it :)
[04:42] <Fireking300> Ok I guess I won't do it then. Thanks for the info
[04:42] <hason> how could i enable it
[04:42] <dsdeiz> felix_: i think you should change the document root there so you don't have to write files away from /home/user/
[04:43] <Riwi> Kinda lost, Ubuntu states my brightness at being at max, and it isnt at all, cant edit the bios settings for brightness
[04:43] <nextstepusr> is the intel GPU problem solved?
[04:43] <felix_> dsdeiz, ill give a try
[04:43] <Flannel> felix_: No, You need to just put stuff in /var/www (an make sure its readable by www-data).  Or, if you want to use your homedir, put stuff in ~/public_html (and then it's visible at yourhost/~username
[04:43] <nextstepusr>  is the intel GPU problem solved?
[04:43] <andrew__> press alt-f2, type xterm -e "sudo apt-get update", press enter, type your password, then enter. does it work
[04:44] <hason> look
[04:44] <andrew__> hason: screenshot?
[04:44] <nextstepusr>  is the intel GPU problem solved?
[04:44] <andrew__> hason: post a link please
[04:44] <sebsebseb> !intel |  nextstepusr
[04:44] <nextstepusr> i need help please!!!
[04:44] <andrew__> hason: to a screenshot
[04:44] <hason> if i write any thing in terminal what happen
[04:45] <hason> that what happen
[04:45] <bazhang> nextstepusr, don't repeat
[04:45] <nextstepusr> what do i do?
[04:45] <hason> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[04:45] <hason> E: Unable to lock the list directory
[04:45] <Gnea> nextstepusr: read.
[04:45] <felix_> Flannel, i did "  sudo chown www-data.www-data -R /var/www/ " and tryed again. gives same error 404
[04:45] <dekkong> hason: you got synaptic open
[04:45] <dsdeiz> Flannel: maybe he could copy the default config file, rename that new file, and do a2dissite and a2ensite?
[04:45] <mezquitale> Can someone help me configure my nic as static?  I want to know if I need to uninstall dhcp-client for the static configuration to work
[04:45] <Flannel> felix_: He doesn't have to modify the site configs at all
[04:45] <hason> how i can do it
[04:45] <andrew__> do: "sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/lock" and make sure synaptic/"add or remove" is open
[04:46] <hason> i understand nothing
[04:46] <Gnea> felix_: tried this?  sudo find /var/www -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
[04:46] <Flannel> andrew__: No, that's not the right thing to do.
[04:46] <Riwi> I guess Ill try the forums, thanks guys
[04:46] <Flannel> felix_: Alright, and what URL are you going to?
[04:46] <Gnea> hason: close synaptic
[04:46] <tritium> mezquitale: you do not need to uninstall it.
[04:46] <felix_> Flannel, http://localhost/index.php
[04:46] <hason> what is synaptic
[04:46] <andrew__> Flannel: tried it before, and no package manager was open...
[04:46] <Flannel> felix_: alright, and please pastebin ls -al /var/www
[04:47] <felix_> the file is inside /var/www of course
[04:47] <Gnea> !synaptic | hason
[04:47] <nextstepusr> has anyone tried this solution?
[04:47] <mezquitale> tritium, thanks, do I need to change anything in my /etc/resolv.conf file if all Im doing is changing my nic to static???
[04:47] <Gnea> hason: it could also be the update manager
[04:47] <Flannel> andrew__: That's a good way to cause problems.  It's extremely rare that you'll ever need to delete the lock file, only when bad things happen, like power loss or whatnot.
[04:48] <felix_> http://pastebin.com/m324b3c01
[04:48] <tritium> mezquitale: yes, you'll need to specify a nameserver, since you'll no longer be relying on the DHCP server to supply one automatically
[04:48] <dekkong> I really love Opera in ubuntu works alot better than firefox for me
[04:48] <andrew__> Flannel: yes, it's risky, but I take risks... sorry.
[04:48] <nextstepusr> has anyone tried this solution?
[04:48] <Gnea> !repeat | nextstepusr
[04:48] <felix_> Flannel, http://pastebin.com/m324b3c01
[04:48] <Guest34146> Hello
[04:48] <Flannel> andrew__: If you want to screw up your machine, that's fine.  But you're not welcome to break other people's machines.
[04:48] <sebsebseb> andrew__: not really the best thing, to get new users,  doing  Ubuntu risks
[04:49] <Guest34146> Anyone know how to register my nick?
[04:49] <Flannel> Guest34146: /msg nickserv help register
[04:49] <Guest34146> thx
[04:49] <lstarnes> Guest34146: I would switch to a nick not starting with "Guest"
[04:49] <Gnea> Guest34146: further information can be gleamed in the #freenode channel
[04:49] <bazhang> http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration Guest34146
[04:49] <andrew__> yes, sorry, i always screw up my machines... sorry for screwing up others... i need to think twice
[04:50] <Sgeo> Is using an obsolete version of ubuntu a reason that apt might ask me if I want to install without verification?
[04:50] <Sgeo> (7.04)
[04:50] <Flannel> felix_: Alright, and did you modify something in your /etc/apache2 folders? or not yet?
[04:50] <Gnea> Sgeo: i doubt it, it usually means that the shared key isn't updated from the website on your end
[04:50] <sebsebseb> Sgeo: good idea to upgrade to at least 8.04
[04:50] <mezquitale> I am connected to the net using a cable modem and a router, how can I find out my dns servers???
[04:50] <felix_> Flannel, i only added the port to listen to.
[04:51] <Sgeo> Too lazy to do so for a computer I rarely use
[04:51] <Gnea> mezquitale: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[04:51] <Sgeo> Gnea, how can I update those keys?
[04:51] <dekkong> Hey guys.. I would really like a small simple mp3 player! any recommendations?
[04:52] <mezquitale> Gnea, thanks!
[04:52] <mezquitale> dekkong, audatious
[04:52] <andrew__> dekkong: vlc?
[04:52] <dekkong> andrew__: lol
[04:52] <sebsebseb> dekkong: Banshee
[04:52] <ctmjr> dekkong: alsaplayer
[04:52] <Flannel> felix_: And you're sure you're connected to the right IP and stuff?  Try just throwing a text file in there, not a php one, make sure its permissions are good, and attempt to view it.
[04:52] <dekkong> sebsebseb: thx
[04:52] <Gnea> dekkong: mpg123
[04:52] <sebsebseb> dekkong: or Rythombox
[04:52] <andrew__> !mp3
[04:52] <hason> look
[04:52] <hason> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[04:52] <hason> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[04:53] <Flannel> hason: What command are you doing to get that?
[04:53] <sebsebseb> hason: close synaptic, you can't do terminal commands with synaptic open
[04:53] <hason> what is the prblem
[04:53] <ctmjr> sebsebseb: since when when is banshee small and lite?
[04:53] <andrew__> hason: use sudo.
[04:53] <lchi> hi, what is the best way to duplicate a partition? dd?
[04:53] <andrew__> hason: you didn't use sudo.
[04:53] <hason> apt-get install wine -y
[04:53] <felix_> Flannel, the dummy html file that apache installs works. from my lan an from outside the router because i did a forwarding. the problem is only with php files.
[04:53] <Flannel> hason: Try: sudo apt-get install wine
[04:54] <Gnea> !repositories | Sgeo
[04:54] <hason> oh my god
[04:54] <sebsebseb> dekkong: ctmjr  has a point, maybe it's not that lite, but it will work with like anything, and it's also currently the best player in my opinion, even though it uses Mono hum
[04:54] <hason> it work
[04:54] <Sgeo> I think I might not be able to update my stuff
[04:54] <dekkong> sebsebseb: okey.. can it handle DAAP?
[04:54] <hason> u r the best
[04:54] <hason> moooooooooooooooooh
[04:54] <andrew__> hason: see? use sudo in front of apt-get commands
[04:54] <sebsebseb> hason: there's a saying,  don't use Gods name in vein
[04:55] <hason> ok
[04:55] <hason> thanx
[04:55] <sebsebseb> dekkong: DAAP you mean?
[04:55] <hason> ok
[04:55] <MTughan> Are there developer libraries for libcurl in Ubuntu's repos?
[04:55] <hason> im realy wanna thank
[04:55] <hason> u
[04:55] <dekkong> sebsebseb: yeah
[04:56] <sebsebseb> dekkong: no as in, what's DAAP?
[04:56] <hason> any way
[04:56] <GreenSimian> This is my first irc chat :D   I am jumping ship from Windows to Linux.
[04:56] <hason> bye
[04:56] <andrew__> MTughan: libcurl-gnutls-dev is right
[04:56] <aymak2> how do I invoke network admin gui from CLI?
[04:56] <dekkong> sebsebseb: yeah it works
[04:56] <ianto> GreenSimian: Welcome aboard!
[04:56] <GreenSimian> Thx!
[04:56] <sebsebseb> dekkong: well  Banshee works with most audio and video stuff,  don't know what DAAP is though, but  could Google that
[04:57] <dekkong> sebsebseb: I already noticed that DAAP is enabled so :)
[04:57] <dekkong> sebsebseb: it works :)
[04:57] <lchi> what is the best way for me to back up a partition, wipe a drive, and put the partition back on the drive?
[04:57] <dekkong> sebsebseb: btw is banshee built on rythmbox?
[04:57] <MTughan> andrew__: Thanks, not exactly clear.
[04:58] <Seany> GreenSimian, awesome!
[04:58] <marie_m> is there a way to check what has recently been installed in Synaptic?
[04:58] <sebsebseb> dekkong: no Banshee uses something called Mono,  which is a kind of port of  Microsoft .NET to Linux,  which is also why some people that use Linux don't like it
[04:58] <sebsebseb> !info mono
[04:59] <ianto> !mono
[04:59] <ianto> Strange
[04:59] <dekkong> sebsebseb: ok :) I thought beacause it looks quite like rythmbox
[04:59] <GreenSimian> Hey there, I have a NTFS USB drive and I want to back it up before I format it and use it for a Ubuntu client.  Is there a good NIX disk imager that will create a file image of the drive?
[04:59] <bastidrazor> marie_m, there is a history under File
[04:59] <GreenSimian> Or am I going about this the wrong way?
[04:59] <andrew__> !info mono-clr
[04:59] <felix_> Flannel, you there?
[04:59] <sebsebseb> dekkong: Rythombox is the default player in Ubuntu, but it's also the default for the Gnome desktop environment :)  which Ubuntu is using
[05:00] <jj_> ive installed windows7 and grub will not find it...
[05:00] <ianto> GreenSimian: Can't you just archive the files into a .rar, .zip or .tar.gz?
[05:00] <dekkong> sebsebseb: yepp but they look almost the same :)
[05:00] <sebsebseb> dekkong: indeed
[05:00] <nextstepusr>  Ubuntu in Hong Kong English using american spelling
[05:01] <sebsebseb> jj_:  open a terminal and   then do   gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:01] <GreenSimian> Ian, I am not sure that I could handle having a 120GB Zip File and restore it.  I would prefer to find a partion imager...that way I can retain all that NTFS Stream Mojo that Windwos Loves to use.
[05:01] <sebsebseb> jj_: and you can add Windows 7 to it, there's an example in how you add Windows there,  that is commented with ## or #
[05:02] <sebsebseb> jj_: comments  meaning  it won't use  that text for anything
[05:02] <sebsebseb> !grub |  jj_
[05:03] <ditty_kong> GreenSimian: I heard clonezill amight do something like what you are looking for. It creates hard drive copies. You might want to check it out to see if it suits your need
[05:03] <GreenSimian> Looking now!
[05:03] <ditty_kong> *clonezilla
[05:03] <sebsebseb> !find mono
[05:04] <sebsebseb> ianto: that's better :d
[05:04] <ianto> GreenSimian: I recommend using a tool called "CloneZilla"
[05:04] <andrew__> !find libmono2.0
[05:04] <ianto> GreenSimian: It is a LiveCD like the ubuntu disc, that means you put it in your CDROM, restart your computer and use it without installing
[05:04] <GreenSimian> wow I think clonezilla might do the trick
[05:05] <cyberjorge> hello
[05:05] <nextstepusr> hello cbyerjorge
[05:05] <cyberjorge> which tool can i use to diskcheck my ubuntu 8.10 system?
[05:05] <jjh_> sebsebseb: hey ive tried that
[05:06] <jjh_> and i changed the hd location and it still doesnt boot..
[05:06] <sebsebseb> jjh_: ok pastebin the file
[05:06] <andrew__> cyberjorge: A certain amount of times when your computer boots a filesystem check is performed
[05:07] <Ubunoob> hi all
[05:07] <^paradox^> im having some trouble with pidgin. it just keeps saying available connecting
[05:07] <ianto> Ubunoob: Hey, nice name ;)
[05:07] <Ghoti_> ^paradox^: Yahoo?
[05:07] <dekkong> !gnash
[05:07] <phantomcircuit> cyberjorge, restart into recovery mode
[05:07] <Ubunoob> ianto: thanks :)
[05:07] <cyberjorge> andrew__: yeah, i know but how i force that to run? i just had a corrupted drive recently and i want to verefy all other installation is in good shape
[05:07] <jjh_> sebsebseb: http://pastebin.com/m65639e5e
[05:08] <^paradox^> Ghoti_: yeh none of my buddies are showing up for yahoo
[05:08] <cyberjorge> phantomcircuit: is that fsck?
[05:08] <ianto> !yahoo | ^paradox^
[05:08] <Ghoti_> ^paradox^: http://is.gd/1dOpg will fix you up
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> when grub is starting up hit the escape key
[05:08] <Ubunoob> ianto: i am on Ubuntu the first time!
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> it'll show you a menu
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> one is a normal boot
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> the other is something else
[05:08] <ianto> Ubunoob: But already you are an IRC user,  good job ;)
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> the recovery mode will let you check the disk
[05:08] <Ubunoob> yes i use IRC on windows many years
[05:08] <sebsebseb> jjh_: that's not the whole file
[05:08] <^paradox^> i use aim icq and the google too
[05:09] <sebsebseb> jjh_: which one was installed first?  Ubuntu or Windows?
[05:09] <jjh_> you need it all ok
[05:09] <andrew__> cyberjorge: reboot into recovery mode. then run fsck -f <device-with_partition_number>; eg fsck -f /dev/sda1
[05:09] <jjh_> ubuntu
[05:09] <Ghoti_> ^paradox^: As far as I know, all other protocls work fine
[05:09] <sebsebseb> jjh_: nah   don't need it all I don't think
[05:09] <^paradox^> i show as available for those
[05:09] <cyberjorge> ok thanks for the infos
[05:09]  * Ubunoob trying to find out how to install downloaded software like XMMS
[05:10] <ianto> Ubunoob: I think that you are dutch from your hostmake (.nl) so perhaps you may like to join #ubuntu-nl and meet new UUbuntu people :)
[05:10] <sebsebseb> jjh_: that looks right,   the first hard disk and the second partition, for Windows 7
[05:10] <ianto> !synaptic | Ubunoob
[05:10] <tritium> Ubunoob: xmms is in the repositories
[05:10] <sebsebseb> jjh_: ,but it won't boot?
[05:10] <jjh_> nope it will fail..
[05:10] <jjh_> i mounted the partition
[05:10] <jjh_> sebsebseb: it just doesnt boot
[05:10] <ianto> Ubunoob: All the software that you will need to install can be found in Synaptic, there are over 23,000 packages/softwares there
[05:10] <bazhang> Ubunoob, use audacious instead, xmms is no longer developed
[05:11] <Cookiechef> what is he searching for ?
[05:11] <bazhang> !xmms
[05:11] <stroyan> cyberjorge: If you create a /forcefsck file then it will cause t/he etc/init.d/checkfs.sh script to fsck / on the next reboot.
[05:12] <Cookiechef> I would recommend "Exaile" instead :)
[05:12] <sebsebseb> jjh_: does the Windows 7 partition have a boot flag in gparted?
[05:12] <^paradox^> Ghoti_: are sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com \     67265eb522bdd6b1c69e66ed7fb8bee0a1f196a8 and echo deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/pidgin-developers/ppa/ubuntu \     `lsb_release --short --codename` main | \
[05:12] <^paradox^>     sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pidgin-ppa.list single commands?
[05:12] <sebsebseb> jjh_: sudo apt-get install gparted
[05:12] <jjh_> sebsebseb:  gonna chec
[05:12] <Cookiechef> Its easy to use and got pretty cool plugins
[05:12] <jjh_> k*
[05:13] <Ghoti_> ^paradox^: two commands; one starts with sudo; the other with echo
[05:13] <jjh_> yes it does
[05:13] <jjh_> sebsebseb: yes it does
[05:13] <jjh_> sebsebseb: its the only one with a boot flag
[05:14] <kbp> hello I run startx and use Ctrl + Alt + F2 to jump to other terminal, how do I jump back to display screen?
[05:14] <sebsebseb> jjh_: ok   pastebin the whole file,  in case  there's something useful for me there, probably not,   i'll give a look,  I  want to finnish here for now soon
[05:14] <Mub> re
[05:14] <Ghoti_> kbp: ctrl-alt-F6 (or 7)
[05:14] <jjh_> kbp: Cntrl Alt F7
[05:14] <jjh_> haha
[05:14] <jjh_> ok
[05:14] <jjh_> sebsebseb: 1 sec
[05:14] <kbp> haha thank you Ghoti and jjh_
[05:15] <Ghoti_> kbp: my pleasure :)
[05:15] <jjh_> sebsebseb: http://pastebin.com/m183852f8
[05:15] <PDG1> so I'm trying to bring my Father to Ubuntu
[05:16] <Cookiechef> Well i might ask here for my question :)
[05:16] <Ghoti_> PDG1: one doesn't bring their elder to Ubuntu; one brings Ubuntu to their elder.
[05:16] <PDG1> well
[05:16] <PDG1> yeah
[05:16] <PDG1> that's the thing
[05:16] <Cookiechef> I just wanted to know, if someone has an idea what "Fakeroot" is
[05:17] <Cookiechef> Ive seen it in the Updates today
[05:17] <PDG1> the computer didn't come with a recovery disk...  well.. the kind I'm used to
[05:17] <tritium> Cookiechef: "apt-cache show fakeroot", and read up on it.
[05:17] <Cookiechef> ok :)
[05:17] <sebsebseb> jjh_: not sure,   good luck, someone else should be able to help you
[05:17] <torn> On my MSI Wind u100, I would assume that "uhci_hcd:usb5, HDA Intel, i915@pci:0000:00:02:0" is my sound card, right? Well, this seems to be the biggest cause of wakeups, according to PowerTop. I don't use my netbook for anything that requires audio. Is there a way to toggle on/off the sound card?
[05:18] <PDG1> if My father decides to have a shit his pants attack and freak at the idea of not using his beloved microshaft windows apps
[05:18] <Ubunoob> ianto: the dutch are all asleep, its 6.20 am in NL :)
[05:18] <dtchen> torn: unload snd-hda-intel and blacklist it
[05:18] <ianto> Ubunoob: 5:20am here ;)
[05:18] <torn> How do I blacklist it?
[05:18] <PDG1> how do I install Vista again :S
[05:18] <tritium> PDG1: watch your language, please
[05:18] <jjh_> sebsebseb: thanks for the time though
[05:18] <dtchen> torn: see /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist*
[05:18] <Cookiechef> its 6.20 here too ;)
[05:18] <torn> Roger, dtchen.
[05:18] <dtchen> torn: rather, /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist*.conf
[05:18] <torn> Roger again, dtchen.
[05:19] <^paradox^> i tried changing the pager server, but it didnt work. refused my connection
[05:19] <bazhang> !ohmy > PDG1
[05:19] <bastidrazor> PDG1, you would have to use the Ubuntu LiveCD to wipe the ext3 partitions and leave them unallocated .. or windows will not see them to format them then install.
[05:19] <PDG1> well either way... I don't want to push him into Ubuntu...
[05:19] <torn> Do you believe it will save me some battery life by disabling the sound card?
[05:19] <Ubunoob> ianto: then you must be in UK/Ireland or Portugal
[05:19] <torn> Or is it not even worth it? I'm only going according to the biggest culrpit, or so PowerTop tells me.
[05:20] <jjh_> torn: also lower brightness on the lcd will help too
[05:20] <torn> jjh_, I have my brightness set to 0%.
[05:20] <ianto> Ubunoob: Yes, Wales, UK. Anyway this channel is a support channel and we don't normally have idle chat in here but if you have a problem, I'll be glad to help ;)
[05:20] <torn> PowerTop reads roughly 8.2W to 9.0W (hovering around 8.4W) while on battery.
[05:20] <jjh_> torn: what cpu do you have?
[05:20] <torn> Atom, N270. 1.6 GHz
[05:21] <Enigma83> anybody know where Ghoti_ wandered off to???
[05:21] <jjh_> torn: i see... you could force it to scale down not sure if that atom cpu does scale
[05:21] <torn> It's best to leave it at OnDemand.
[05:22] <jjh_> torn:  a neat tool,, in one of your panels.. right click add to panel,, search for CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor,, and hit add
[05:22] <Aacron> hey ladies and gents.  I added this line to fstab to mount a hd to /mnt/backup and it doesn't mount there!!  it mounts under /media... annoying the hell out of me.  here is the line I added: UUID=6f7e7916-9b62-4715-aed9-1d73e048eeca	/mnt/backup	ntfs	relatime,user,auto,exec		0	2
[05:22] <torn> 800 MHz when idle, but kicks in to 1.6 GHz when needed. This allows the CPU to finish its job quicker, minimizing the time that disables power-saving features.
[05:22] <Aacron> why does that not work? (at least the way I think it should work?)
[05:22] <torn> Yeah, I've used it before, jjh_.
[05:22] <kt> anyone an oauth expert?
[05:23] <dekkong> pastebin! torn
[05:23] <jjh_> torn: ok, well my ideas would make the wallpaper black... use sound low as you can..
[05:23] <k1lumin4t1> hey
[05:23] <torn> Wait, how would I reenable a module that I previously removed?
[05:23] <k1lumin4t1> is it possible to run netbook remix on other machines?
[05:23] <k1lumin4t1> not only on netbooks
[05:23] <dtchen> torn: just reload it using modprobe
[05:23] <Cookiechef> what is netbox remix ?
[05:24] <k1lumin4t1> ubuntu netbook remix
[05:24] <torn> Oh yeah, that's right. Thanks dtchen.
[05:24] <sebsebseb> jjh_: your in luck I showed someone your partition, and they can probably help,  they will join here soon
[05:24] <jjh_> torn: its a good idea to use ubuntu netbook remix like k1lumin4t1 said
[05:24] <torn> I am using Netbook Remix.
[05:24] <jjh_> sebsebseb: thanks alot i really do aprpeciate it
[05:25] <wolter> jjh_, run gparted for me please
[05:25] <sebsebseb> jjh_: showed your partition?   I meant paste bin
[05:25] <Cookiechef> is skype nativly working on linux ?
[05:25] <wolter> i will help you
[05:25] <bastidrazor> Aacron, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindowsfstab
[05:25] <jjh_> sebsebseb: ok
[05:25] <sebsebseb> jjh_: and yep wolter
[05:25] <PDG1> sorry, I didn't come here to offend anyone with foul language. I don't want multiple partitions... I guess i'm wondering if I get rid of Windows and half way through using it my father freaks... is there anyway of getting Vista back without purchasing it because it originally came on the laptop
[05:25] <k1lumin4t1> Cookiechef, yes, it is
[05:25] <Cookiechef> ok
[05:25] <jjh_> thanks again sebsebseb
[05:25] <k1lumin4t1> Cookiechef, there's even a package for each distro
[05:26] <jjh_> hey wolter
[05:26] <wolter> jjh_, maybe you don't have gparted, do you? hey hah
[05:26] <sebsebseb> jjh_: np
[05:26] <Cookiechef> didnt know that :P
[05:26] <jjh_> wolter: yes
[05:26] <wolter> jjh_, perfect
[05:26] <torn> It says "ERROR: Module snd_hda_intel is in use" when I try to "sudo rmmod snd_hda_intel"
[05:27] <wolter> jjh_, gparted open yet?
[05:27] <Cookiechef> Some other "Chatclient-Releasers" should follow  their example
[05:27] <jjh_> wolter:yep
[05:27] <sebsebseb> wolter: don't go pm with him, do the stuff here :)
[05:27] <PDG1> i'm guessing that's a big fat no... and if i need Vista back on there, I'll have to get it through internet discount
[05:27] <jjh_> sebsebseb: yea haha play a game of keep up in here lol
[05:27] <bazhang> PDG1, simply set up a dual boot
[05:28] <jjh_> wolter: its loaded
[05:28] <torn> Damn, I can't rmmod snd_hda_intel now.
[05:28] <torn> Keeps saying that it's in use.
[05:28] <wolter> sebsebseb, i know lol
[05:28] <Cookiechef> a dual boot isnt that hard, did it myself and everything is working fine for months :)
[05:29] <wolter> jjh_, ok, tell me which is the position of the windows partition (like 1st, 2nd, etc)
[05:29] <sebsebseb> jjh_: yeah, but also if he says useful stuff, it could be useful for the channel log, that hardly anyone will read
[05:29] <jjh_> wolter: 5th
[05:29] <wolter> sebsebseb, if i do? i always do.
[05:29] <jjh_> wolter: its on dev/sda4
[05:29] <wolter> well jjh_ let me look up something
[05:29] <sebsebseb> wolter: :D
[05:30] <wolter> jjh_, do you have more than one hard drive?
[05:30] <jjh_> wolter: no just 1
[05:31] <PDG1> bazhang, I would preferably just like to go straight Ubuntu... but if you think that's the best option
[05:31] <shunobies> Is anyone else running th 64bit version of ubuntun workstation 9.02 haveing a problem with while scrolling the system completely locks up and causes you to have to hard reboot your system?
[05:31] <wolter> jjh_, nice
[05:31] <bazhang> PDG1, ask you dad first and show the livecd, the features etc
[05:31] <bazhang> err your
[05:31] <wolter> jjh_, open your menu.lst and do the changes i will tell you
[05:32] <sebsebseb> PDG1: ask him if it's ok to dual boot
[05:32] <jjh_> wolter:  ok open
[05:32] <wolter> jjh_, write "savedefault" one line after the root ... line
[05:32] <Ben_B> wolter what does savedefault do ?
[05:32] <sebsebseb> PDG1: Vista and Ubuntu on the same computer, that's one way to do it
[05:33] <PDG1> yeah.. the big reason I'm pushing the buntu is because A. I'm tired of his reliance on windows... and B. tracker can index spreadsheets
[05:33] <wolter> jjh_, obviously don't write the quotes. If you write it in the correct place, the lines will go as it follows: root ..., savedefault, makeactive
[05:33] <jjh_> wolter: not sure what you mean, can you paste bin an example?
[05:33] <wolter> Ben_B, don't really know, but mine has it
[05:33] <jjh_> wolter: i mean after the root
[05:33] <Ben_B> ok
[05:33] <sebsebseb> PDG1: with enough RAM you can also virtual machine  Windows inside Ubuntu,  won't be any good for 3D Windows gaming though
[05:33] <lwells> I set up a new screensaver, but now the screen will not shut off, the screensaver just keeps working, where do I set the time the screen will turn off
[05:33] <wolter> jjh_, just press enter and write savedefault
[05:33] <wolter> so it fits between the root line and the makeactive line
[05:34] <wolter> (in your windows boot section)
[05:34] <jjh_> wolter: aha ok haha i was not entirely sure where you meant ok
[05:34] <wolter> jjh_, ok ok. next time install windows first haha
[05:34] <PDG1> it has 3GB... I'm sure it would be fine. but I like the idea of having one partition and one OS
[05:34] <Ben_B> lwells, you mean that the screen server runs for hours until you use keyboard or mouse, and does not go into sleep mode ?
[05:34] <wolter> jjh_, now replace root (hd0,1) for root (hd0,4)
[05:35] <lwells> Ben_B: Yes
[05:35] <jjh_> wolter: i see windows is too darn picky
[05:35] <sebsebseb> PDG1: right, but  he probably won't want to just give up on Windows
[05:35] <wolter> jjh_, try to boot into windows and if unsuccessful come back
[05:35] <PDG1> pffft
[05:35] <wolter> jjh_, yeah
[05:35] <PDG1> sure he will :P
[05:35] <jjh_> wolter: i have actually tried hd0,4
[05:35] <wolter> jjh_, it normally destroys grub, did you repair it?
[05:35] <sebsebseb> PDG1: so the Virtual machine could come in handy, and in this situation,  would be better than dual booting really
[05:35] <jjh_> but not with savedefault
[05:35] <wolter> jjh_, you have?
[05:35] <wolter> oh well, let me see then
[05:35] <jjh_> wolter: yes
[05:35] <jjh_> wolter: i recovered grub
[05:35] <papul> where is the linux mint channel?
[05:36] <wbc> If I run a command in terminal, and the process runs for a while, then stops, is it possible to enable some option in the terminal to do the same command after it stops?
[05:36] <PDG1> yeah... maybe i should try that Wubi install
[05:36] <lwells> Under power management I have the display sleep at 38min
[05:36] <sebsebseb> !mint |  papul
[05:36] <Ben_B> lwells: system > preferences > screensaver > power management
[05:36] <sebsebseb> !mintsupport |  papul
[05:36] <shunobies> Does anyone have any suggestions about the 64bit system going into complete melt down when useing the scroll wheel in firefox?
[05:36] <Firefishe> In a phoenix bios, is "ide ahci" equivalent to Enhanced SATA mode?
[05:36] <lwells> Ben_B: There is nowhere else to set that?
[05:36] <pato> use the VirtualBox and create a Virtual Machine... ;]
[05:37] <jjh_> wolter: i have learned windows does like to be first lol
[05:37] <Ben_B> there might be, though this is the official GUI from Ubuntu guys to set it
[05:37] <Ben_B> lwells ^
[05:37] <wolter> jjh_, in fact savedefault is not necessary
[05:37] <wbc> If I run a command in terminal, and the process runs for a while, then stops, is it possible to enable some option in the terminal to do the same command after it stops?
[05:37] <lwells> Ben_B: could it be the screensaver that is causing the problem?
[05:37] <wolter> jjh_, sorry. i'm not an expert as you can see
[05:37] <wolter> haha
[05:38] <Aacron> hey does the 'mount.ntfs' process normally run when you are copying a file over to an ntfs process?
[05:38] <Ben_B> maybe, if it uses HD IO or other stuff
[05:38] <shunobies> Is there a way to find out why your system has completely locked up and you get no response from it a log perhaps?
[05:38] <jjh_> wolter: haha well dont feel bad lol
[05:38] <Aacron> just noticed that I'm tryign to copy stuff over and my cpu use skyrocketed
[05:38] <Ben_B> does the screensaver display images ?
[05:38] <Ben_B> images on your hard drive
[05:38] <lwells> Ben_B: it is Electric Sheep
[05:38] <wolter> jjh_, i don't, don't worry haha
[05:38] <jjh_> wolter:  some expect miracles out of me too lol
[05:38] <Ben_B> I don't know what is electric sheep
[05:38] <wolter> jjh_, well, good to know you understand me
[05:39] <Aacron> and sudo top shows that mount.ntfs is taking up a (lot) of cpu... about... 70%!!
[05:39] <wolter> jjh_, so, are you sure you have tried hd0,4 before?
[05:39] <jjh_> wolter: it would be different if grub could detect windows 7
[05:39] <lwells> Ben_B: It is a screen saver that all computers using it combine and make new images
[05:39] <scottyg> please help me recover my boot menu fedora nuked it!
[05:39] <Firefishe> Do androids dream of electric sheep?
[05:39] <jjh_> wolter: yes i have but. i can try over again
[05:39] <Firefishe> ;)
[05:39] <shunobies> Could somone at least maybe point me in the direction of how to report a bug?
[05:39] <shunobies> I'm new to ubuntu
[05:39] <wolter> jjh_, grub doesn't have to detect an os, just route to it
[05:39] <Ben_B> Aacron, you probably have an ext3 partition and an ntfs partition
[05:39] <wolter> jjh_, do it again and write down the error if it doesn't workk
[05:39] <Ben_B> so when you copy stuff over it formats ?
[05:40] <PDG1> and supposing I might like to try a dual boot aswell... does anyone have a link to an easy way to set up dual boot?
[05:40] <jjh_> ok be back shortly lol
[05:40] <Aacron> I'm copyign from ext3 to ntfs yes
[05:40] <Ben_B> actually this sounds stupid
[05:40] <Ben_B> ok
[05:40] <Aacron> from one drive to another... my music :P
[05:40] <gogeta> PDG1: grub should be fine and set up dule for you
[05:40] <gogeta> easy
[05:40] <Ben_B> then I'm right with my stupid theory probably :D
[05:40] <libtech> PDG1: its pretty easy to do
[05:40] <shunobies> lol maybe i should have stuck with windows
[05:40] <Aacron> Ben_B:  sorry forgot to say who I was talkign to
[05:40] <gogeta> shunobies: ???
[05:40] <Ben_B> ok
[05:40] <shunobies> This is rediculous no one can even say where or how to report a bug
[05:41] <shunobies> you just are ignored
[05:41] <Ben_B> http://bugs.ubuntu.com
[05:41] <libtech> shunobies: be patient
[05:41] <shunobies> ty
[05:41] <PDG1> grub has the option in its setup menu?
[05:41] <gogeta> shunobies: if we doint answer we dont knoe
[05:41] <gogeta> dont
[05:41] <Ben_B> shunobies, with ubuntu you will learn more than just how to operate a computer using a great operating system software
[05:41] <gogeta> PDG1: ubuntu will set grub for dule boot auto
[05:41] <Ben_B> you will also learn the way of the linux user -- patience
[05:42] <shunobies> lol
[05:42] <gogeta> PDG1: just hit esc to slect windows
[05:42] <achandra> any ideas on who maintains apt.boxee.tv? the source repo appears to be down.
[05:42] <Ben_B> you will become a better man eventually
[05:42] <Ubunoob> thanks for help so far guys, i managed to install Audacious and i am playing my favorite stream!
[05:42] <Ben_B> (:
[05:42] <Ben_B> or, if your patience will break
[05:42] <Ben_B> you might go out searching the web yourself
[05:42] <shunobies> I was pretty sure it's a driver issue with my nvidia card and asked yesturday same question and recieved the same treatment as today like i'm a black sheep saying it is dieing on me
[05:43] <Ben_B> just like most of the people here helping other people lol
[05:43] <shunobies> But thank you for the link I do appreciate it and it will help alot
[05:43] <Aacron> Ben_B:  so does 'mount.ntfs' do some kind of magic when I write to the NTFS formatted drive?  like some kind of translation?
[05:43] <libtech> shunobies: whats the problem exactly?
[05:43] <gogeta> Ubunoob: vlc can do shoutcast and shoutcast tv and a few others :)
[05:43] <Ben_B> um Aacron actually it just mounts an NTFS partition
[05:43] <shunobies> When I have firefox opened on any website and begin useing the middle wheel button to scroll up or down a page quickly the entire system locks up and then you have to manually restart the computer with the buttons on the case
[05:44] <tycso> ..
[05:44] <tycso> ....
[05:44] <MFen> i cannot for the life of me figure out how you get tomboy to make a checklist of tasks or todos. has anyone done this
[05:44] <Ben_B> shunobies, this sounds very strange
[05:44] <shunobies> Also if i put the system on Graphics mode None then when moving windows I see lots of black areas i have tried different drivers to no avail
[05:44] <dekkong> !shred
[05:44] <dekkong> is it possible to shred avi files?
[05:45] <Ben_B> lol, this is like those porn channels
[05:45] <Ben_B> !milf
[05:45] <bazhang> Ben_B, please stop
[05:45] <Ben_B> ok lol
[05:45] <Aacron> or did I just moutn my drive incorrectly...?  used fstab, with info I cfound via google:  /dev/sdc1 /mnt/backup ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 0
[05:45] <PDG1> hmmm... so I'm just trying to wrap my head around this... so if I do the install from a live CD. it should ask me if i want to install grub... grub will install itself as a boot loader and will find both partitions and OSs and ask which one I want to boot from each time I boot. And grub can actually boot Windows aswell?
[05:45] <gogeta> shunobies: sounds like a gfx card issue
[05:45] <AgileWebDev> What shell does Ubuntu use for files?
[05:46] <gogeta> PDG1: whont ask it will just do it
[05:46] <Ben_B> Aacron, you just have to do mount /dev/sdc1
[05:46] <Aacron> AgileWebDev:  nautilus
[05:46] <bazhang> !dualboot | PDG1
[05:46] <AgileWebDev> When you dl them from the internet and try to install them
[05:46] <Ben_B> try mounting it the simple way
[05:46] <gogeta> PDG1: BUT YES IT WILL
[05:46] <gogeta> oops
[05:46] <PDG1> i forget what distro I used that would ask Grub or Lilo
[05:46] <Aacron> Ben_B:  I edited fstab so it would mount on every boot, and then I did mount -a
[05:46] <PDG1> obv not Ubuntu
[05:46] <shunobies> Yes I think it's that there is only one driver available from Nvidia for the 7200 for Ubuntu and i dont believe it's for the 64bit system just the 32 bit but i want to use the 64bit system which i belive is causeing the issue.
[05:47] <Ben_B> um then try unmounting it and then mounting again
[05:47] <Aacron> ah okay.
[05:47] <shunobies> But not sure if I should report as a bug to Ubuntu or maybe make a note to Nvidia?
[05:47] <PDG1> groovy... thanks bazhang
[05:47] <gogeta> shunobies: both probly
[05:47] <scottyg> how do i recover my boot menu?
[05:47] <Ben_B> houston, we have a problem
[05:47] <Ben_B> shunobies, i mean
[05:47] <cabrey> !grub | Scolo
[05:48] <cabrey> scottyg, see above
[05:48] <scottyg> i lost it after installing fedora
[05:48] <Ben_B> lol
[05:48] <shunobies> Ok thank you gogeta and Ben and libtech
[05:48] <scottyg> i have a mint and ubuntu partition as welll now i have no menu
[05:48] <gogeta> scottyg: did you say fedora
[05:48] <shunobies> Much appreciated
[05:48] <Ben_B> that's like an UnexpectedGrubLosingException
[05:48] <scottyg> they dont know what to do
[05:49] <Ben_B> shunobies, sorry I couldn't help
[05:49] <Ben_B> but I don't think anyone could
[05:49] <Ben_B> cause there are no drivers
[05:49] <jjh> wolter: Error 12: Invalid Device Request
[05:49] <Ben_B> (bet you wanna break your screen on my head now lol)
[05:49] <scottyg> can anyone help me move the boot menu from the ubuntu partition onto the fedora partition?
[05:49] <wolter> jjh, ok
[05:49] <Enigma83> fuck this shit
[05:49] <wolter> let me see
[05:49] <wolter> jjh, sounds kinda complicated
[05:50] <wolter> jjh, can you mount the windows drive?
[05:50] <bazhang> Enigma83, watch the language
[05:50] <Ben_B> scottyg why not boot ubuntu, then copy to usb, then boot fedora
[05:50] <Ben_B> then copy from usb to fedora
[05:50] <dekkong> hey guys , is it possible to shred movie files like avi?
[05:50] <gogeta> scottyg that would be your menu.lst in /boot/grub
[05:50] <Ubunoob> Gogeta: ok thanks i got VLC running now
[05:50] <Enigma83> it was a test i'm just trying to view my user logs for irc
[05:50] <jjh> wolter: i did notice that in booting up grub booted from hd0,4
[05:50] <grendal_prime> grrrrrrrrr cant get usb working in virtualbox
[05:51] <jjh> wolter: ubuntu did
[05:51] <wolter> jjh, yeah, because the lines we changed in the file
[05:51] <wolter> oh
[05:51] <scottyg> gogeta can i get it from my ubuntu partition?
[05:51] <Ben_B> #virtualbox
[05:51] <wolter> ubuntu booted from hd0,4?
[05:51] <gogeta> Ubunoob yea just slect adnintal playlist you will see shoucast tv etc :)
[05:51] <jjh> wolter: yep
[05:51] <Aacron> Ben_B:  apparently mount does something when I'm transferrign data to/from the disk, cause any time I transfer a file to/from the drive the mount.ntfs process starts chowing down on the CPU
[05:51] <wolter> jjh, well, thats kinda messy then
[05:51] <jjh> wolter: in gparted it states that 4 is windows
[05:51] <wolter> jjh, just to try my theory, change hd0,4 for hd0,0
[05:51] <jjh> wolter: yep lol
[05:51] <scottyg> can i move the boot menu from ubunto to here and it will work?
[05:51] <wolter> i think windows always installs in the mbr
[05:51] <Aacron> Ben_B:  maybe since I'm copying from an ext3 fs to ntfs, mount has to 'translate' to the new filesystem type?
[05:52] <jjh> wolter: yea i been wanting to try 0,0 too
[05:52] <wolter> so you haven't?
[05:52] <Ben_B> this is unlikely :P
[05:52] <jjh> wolter: not yet
[05:52] <wolter> nice
[05:52] <wolter> that might be the fix
[05:52] <jjh> wolter: that may be the magic number
[05:52] <jjh> lol
[05:52] <wolter> hahaha
[05:52] <wolter> yeah
[05:52] <Ben_B> Aacron, i don't know
[05:52] <Ben_B> and i feel slightly tired to make up a new theory
[05:52] <Aacron> ahh okay... well so long as I'm not transferring huge files it wont really matter anyhow
[05:53] <Aacron> thanks Ben_B
[05:53] <gogeta> scottyg dunno but thats your ubuntu grub list you whanted
[05:53] <Ben_B> sorry Aacron :P
[05:53] <gogeta> scottyg why you trying to move it to fedora anyways
[05:53] <jjh> wolter: brb fingers crossed
[05:54] <wolter> ok haha
[05:54] <Ben_B> life is very tiring for an old linux user...
[05:54] <gnuyen> for whatever reason my ubuntu takes FOREVER to generate message lists
[05:55] <gogeta> Ben_B lol im  old user
[05:55] <Ben_B> i would really like to play soldat now but i need to do some environmental changes first
[05:55] <gogeta> Ben_B also a dev but shhh
[05:55] <Ben_B> wine is doing stuff i don't like
[05:56] <gogeta> wine always does
[05:56] <gogeta> use the wine hq repos
[05:56] <Guest34656> hi guys, does anyone knows how to deal with this error? "Can't open /var/run/pid.usbconfigdaemon" ??
[05:56] <gogeta> better
[05:56] <murad> printer (hp 1020)installed on ubuntu but i cant print need help
[05:56] <Ben_B> soldat + wine doesn't work
[05:57] <scottyg> gogeta my ubuntu menu  will let me choose between mint and ubunto...fedora nuked the menu i want to boot to mint and ubuntu and nuke the fedora partition!
[05:57] <daishadar> how do i tell what graphics driver is being used at the moment?
[05:57] <gogeta> Ben_B: i would check winhq and see if it needs any tweaks to work
[05:58] <scottyg> do you think it would work if i moved it here?
[05:58] <yaris1234567891> what is a good offtopic channel ?
[05:58] <gler> how would I install a downloaded .tar.gz using terminal in jaunty
[05:58] <Ben_B> daishadar, call the station :)
[05:58] <gogeta> scottyg as long as you knoe what partation ubuntu is on you can add it to the fedora boot loader
[05:59] <gogeta> scottyg: you can also use the live cd to restore ubuntu grub settings
[05:59] <elfMobile> Right now I have Gentoo Linux installed along with Vista.  I have grub as my boot loader and I choose what I want when I start it up.  If I install Ubuntu inside the unpartitioned space in my hard disk, will it recognize that and just add an entry in my existing grub.conf file?
[05:59] <gogeta> scottyg or the live cd supergrub to boot ubuntu
[05:59] <scottyg> i dont know what is on what can i do trial and error?
[05:59] <_ged> i've checked the var/run folder and there's no "pid.usbconfigdaemon=6000"
[05:59] <scottyg> i know the size of each partition with what is on it tho
[05:59] <gogeta> scottyg: i would say supergub live cd it can make the changes with a gui
[05:59] <Ben_B> elfMobile, don't gentoo guys like configuring stuff on their own ? :P
[06:00] <gogeta> to grub
[06:00] <scottyg> what is supergup?
[06:00] <scottyg> supergub?
[06:00] <gogeta> !supergrub
[06:00] <Ben_B> elfMobile, it doesn't add on it's own
[06:00] <scottyg> where do i get it?
[06:00] <bullgard4> How can I find a file on my Ubuntu computer which I have given another name yesterday but I do not know its name? Can I use the criterion ctime in the find command?
[06:01] <jrib> bullgard4: do you know the old name?
[06:01] <bullgard4> jrib: No, not too well. Something with xmodmap, but not sure.
[06:01] <jrib> bullgard4: well you could search your shell history...
[06:02] <jrib> bullgard4: even searching for mv commands would probably be a good idea
[06:02] <murad> printer (hp 1020)installed on ubuntu but i cant print need help
[06:02] <bullgard4> jrib: I will give shell history a try.
[06:02] <gogeta> scottyg http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.supergrubdisk.org%2F&ei=TFZESsD5M9KPmAetgOn2BA&rct=j&q=supergrub&usg=AFQjCNE6Cppza1p-syBdMslU2n7PLypyJw
[06:02] <gogeta> lol didnt mean to link google lol
[06:02] <gogeta> anyways first page
[06:03] <_diegoo> please.. anyone can help me? i'm trying to program c++ in ubuntu and when i run my aplication, i receive the following: ./1.c: line 3: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[06:03] <_diegoo> ./1.c: line 3: `int main()'
[06:04] <dsdeiz> maybe you could pastebin your code?
[06:04] <_ged> hi guys, does anyone knows how to deal with this error? "Can't open /var/run/pid.usbconfigdaemon" ??
[06:04] <FLJohn> Hope all are well,.
[06:04] <_ged> i've checked the var/run folder and there's no "pid.usbconfigdaemon=6000"
[06:04] <Richi_rich> haloo bonek rock..
[06:04] <BJ_sung> hey.. guys, michael jackson died?
[06:04] <FLJohn> Yes MG is dead
[06:04] <^Einstein> BJ_sung: old news, take it to #defocus
[06:05] <FLJohn> Just found out that the company goofed when they built my computer
[06:05] <bullgard4> jrib: Great! You are making this morning happy for me! The idea of searching for 'mv' worked.
[06:06] <_diegoo> please, any BR here? ;
[06:06] <_diegoo> ;x
[06:06] <murad> murad
[06:06] <_diegoo> murad, are you BR?
[06:07] <scottyg> the server is down
[06:07] <Architectonics> I have a question. Does anyone know where the unicode standard is actually stored in the kernel?
[06:07] <scottyg> http://www.supergrubdisk.org/   is down
[06:08] <gogeta> worked for me
[06:08] <gogeta> give it snother try
[06:09] <gogeta> think its just being slow today
[06:09] <lyrae> when sftp'ing, how can i upload dirs as well?
[06:09] <bullgard4> Who is the user 'nobody'? (in the top command for PID 4957 and process find?)
[06:09] <lyrae> when i do put *, it will upload files but not dirs
[06:10] <WIGGMPk> Can anyone suggest a good IDE for Visual Basic, Visual C++, Java, & .NET ??
[06:10] <murad> how to install printer on ubuntu my printer is hp 1020 ubuntu install it auto but printer is not working. any one can help?
[06:11] <wolter> WIGGMPk, I can only think of mono-develop
[06:11] <gogeta> scottyg you should be able to use that to start up the deleted ubuntu entry
[06:11] <WIGGMPk> wolter: isnt Mono just for .NET?
[06:12] <gogeta> as well as restore it
[06:13] <crdlb> WIGGMPk: monodevelop supports various languages, though it definitely supports C# better than others
[06:13] <wolter> WIGGMPk, no
[06:13] <wolter> WIGGMPk, i mean, mono is some adaptation of .NET, but mono-develop can do other languages like C++
[06:13] <WIGGMPk> crdlb: C# isnt my thing
[06:13] <wolter> WIGGMPk, let me tell you which languages can monodevelop od
[06:13] <wolter> do
[06:14] <crdlb> wikipedia says: C#, Java, Boo, Nemerle, Visual Basic.NET, CIL, Python, Vala, C and C++
[06:14] <juxbox> Hi
[06:14] <wolter> WIGGMPk: C, C#, C++, VBNet, Web (i guess html, css, js), XML
[06:14] <juxbox> I've been having trouble with my audio in ubuntu 9.04 for quite a while
[06:15] <juxbox> It's an HP pavilion dv6
[06:15] <juxbox> my lspci says 01:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc R700 Audio Device [Radeon HD 4000 Series]
[06:15] <juxbox> and cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep Codec
[06:15] <juxbox> gives me Codec: IDT 92HD75B3X5
[06:15] <WIGGMPk> wolter: crdlb: Visual Basic is now VB .NET right?
[06:16] <juxbox> Codec: LSI ID 1040
[06:16] <user166665> Hello im having printer issues can anyone help me?
[06:16] <CapeONE> what printer do you have
[06:17] <^paradox^> can someone tell me if i look like identd is working for me?
[06:17] <CapeONE> paradox?
[06:17] <CapeONE> yes
[06:18] <WIGGMPk> wolter: crdlb: mono sounds like what i need.. either of you wouldnt happen to know of a good Visual C++ IDE now?
[06:18] <wolter> WIGGMPk, I don't think so
[06:18] <^paradox^> CapeONE: thnx
[06:18] <CapeONE> yup
[06:19] <^paradox^> ive been having a time with someone using my name
[06:19] <wolter> WIGGMPk, with Visual you mean like with GUI builder?
[06:19] <WIGGMPk> wolter: yes
[06:19] <CapeONE> that sucks
[06:19] <EgyCoder09> cannot start xampp http://pastebin.com/m5f6a4637
[06:19] <EgyCoder09> ?
[06:20] <^paradox^> then yahoo on pidgin isnt working now
[06:21] <crdlb> WIGGMPk: try monodevelop for that, but you seem to be conflating IDEs and development platforms a bit
[06:21] <wolter> WIGGMPk, then I don't know anything other than mono develop
[06:21] <^paradox^> someone told me this http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/ would fix it. will it?
[06:21] <WIGGMPk> crdlb: yes i think i am
[06:22] <josue> hello
[06:22] <wolter> WIGGMPk, well, actually I don't know if mono has it
[06:22] <wolter> WIGGMPk, what kind of gui are you looking for?
[06:22] <EgyCoder09> cannot start xampp http://pastebin.com/m5f6a4637
[06:23] <user166665> anyone help me with .rpm on lexmark printer installation driver
[06:23] <WIGGMPk> crdlb: wolter: I am just getting back into programming.. I have only ever done BASIC, C++, and RPG4 (AS/400)
[06:23] <^paradox^> has anyone used that http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/? does it work?
[06:24] <bazhang> !xampp | EgyCoder09
[06:24] <bazhang> user166665, you dont want to use an rpm with Ubuntu
[06:24] <EgyCoder09> bazhang: it's lampp
[06:24] <EgyCoder09> bazhang: i ran it from /opt/lampp/lampp start
[06:24] <user166665> well
[06:25] <WIGGMPk> crdlb: wolter: and it was never programming with any GUI, and now I would like to make some GUI's with the Windows API and eventually Linux. I am not sure what I need.. I want to program in C++, Java, .NET, and Visual Basic.. and id like to make GUI's with them.. does this help?:??
[06:25] <user166665> i found a thread on ubunutu forum about drivers for lexmark and i had to download this .rpm files and use alien to convert to .deb
[06:25] <user166665> and its not working
[06:25] <covidiu> Hi. How can I run a command when my network connection comes up, without using /etc/network/interfaces (because I still want the network manager to handle the interfaces)? For example I want to establish an SSH tunnel when my wireless connects.
[06:26] <tiyowan> WIGGMPk: try wxwidgets - it's a nice cross platform gui library that you could use with python (a good language to start with)
[06:26] <WIGGMPk> tiyowan: I dont want to program with python.. I already have a strong syntax understanding of C++ (and I have to do it for college anyway)
[06:27] <crdlb> it's certainly cross-platform, but I'm not so sure about "nice" :)
[06:27] <^paradox^> can someone give me a hand? ive heard others are having trouble with yahoo via pidgin
[06:27] <WIGGMPk> regardless of its portability, I am looking for specifics
[06:28] <shunobies> If anyone else ends up having an issue with there system locking up on them it seems to be a problem with the kernal I found the following Bug Report and added to it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/308300
[06:28] <ashlessburn> wine 1.24 is it supported yet?
[06:28] <JakobA> What are some alternatives to MythTV/Mythbuntu?
[06:29] <ashlessburn> jakoBa, yes linuxmce
[06:29] <tiyowan> crdlb: :P
[06:29] <juxbox> I have kernel 2.6.28, do I need to upgrade to 2.6.30?
[06:30] <ashlessburn> juxbox, not really
[06:30] <juxbox> but I was told that it has a newer alsa so it can fix my audio problem
[06:30] <dtchen> juxbox: yes, it does.
[06:30] <wolter> WIGGMPk, I think you want mono then
[06:30] <juxbox> :)
[06:30] <ashlessburn> juxbox, if it fixes a issue i would but other then that i wouldnt do it
[06:30] <wolter> WIGGMPk, check out the site
[06:30] <ScottG> How do I copy directories recursively? Like if I want to copy the whole chain of directories somewhere and not just the destination.
[06:30] <wolter> http://www.mono-project.com
[06:31] <dtchen> juxbox: the alternative, of course, is to compile alsa-driver 1.0.20 yourself
[06:31] <Tetracomm> Good night.
[06:31] <JakobA> ashlessburn actually a better question, can mythtv/linuxmce do IRC signal scanning using a HVR 1600? (for digital clearQAM signals from comcast). my tv gets 200+ channels but all are digital and can only be found/viewed when I set to TV to IRC signalling
[06:31] <dtchen> juxbox: either way, you end up with a non-standard install
[06:31] <WIGGMPk> wolter: well mono is the only one that I found that does VB.NET.. the other one "NetBeans" also does Ruby which looks interesting
[06:31] <andrew_46> ScottG: As in cp --recursive ?
[06:32] <wolter> yeah well, but i don't know if it has .net
[06:32] <ScottG> andrew_46: I thought using -r just allowed you do copy directories
[06:32] <ashlessburn> jakoba, that is more a quetion for the developers however linuxmce is a amazing program, it is a home managemnt software
[06:33] <JakobA> ashlessburn ah :( ill try the hdhomerun guys, they know more about this stuff
[06:33] <d-user> Hello, I'm having issues with audio.. probably a common thing around here. I know I have the Intel Azalia sound chipset, I'm unable to find any drivers for it, and I wouldn't have any idea how to set it up even if I did.. I'm just a windows geek :P Google hasn't helped, I've only found people saying their audio isn't working and that it has detected the chipset.. so I'm guessing there are drivers for it bundled
[06:33] <dtchen> d-user: please use "ubuntu-bug alsa-base" in a Terminal
[06:34] <juxbox> dtchen: would that be a better choice http://www.stchman.com/alsa_update.html
[06:34] <dtchen> juxbox: no
[06:34] <dtchen> juxbox: please don't use that script; you really only need a newer alsa-driver
[06:34] <andrew_46> ScottG: Contents as well
[06:35] <juxbox> dtchen: that script will download and auto compile a newer alsa driver, check the website and tell me.
[06:35] <ashlessburn> exit
[06:35] <gnuyen> ever since jaunty evolution searches very slow
[06:36] <andrew_46> ScottG: Just checked to make sure I was not talking rubbbish :-)
[06:36] <gnuyen> i do have tracker disabled
[06:36] <ScottG> andrew_46: Well yea
[06:36] <dtchen> juxbox: you can accomplish the same thing by installing the newer kernel i mentioned and then rebooting into it, or installing alsa-driver and then rebooting
[06:36] <andrew_46> ScottG: Or have I missed something with your qestion?
[06:36] <ScottG> andrew_46: I dunno, I am too tired/busy to figure out how to ask this question, I dont even know what I want to ask really lol
[06:37] <dtchen> juxbox: if you _absolutely_ don't want to do either of those by hand, then feel free to use the script, but i cannot (and won't) vouch for any side effects
[06:37] <ScottG> its np though, thanks
[06:37] <gnuyen> is this a known bug?
[06:39] <c0mm4nd3r> +
[06:39] <juxbox> dtchen: but why didn't ubuntu use that newest kernel by default?
[06:40] <vince_> Good Morning all, I was wondering if anyone was having issues with Evolution after the last batch of Ubuntu updates
[06:40] <vince_> Specifically it freezing up when you first load it.
[06:42] <bc> would this be the master device on the secondary IDE? -> ata2.01
[06:42] <bc> (I'm guessing no, but then what device would that be?)
[06:42] <dtchen> juxbox: it was released quite some time after jaunty was released.
[06:42] <dtchen> juxbox: Ubuntu doesn't handle time travel too well ;-)
[06:45] <juxbox> dtchen: I think I will upgrade my kenel, since I have a bleeding edge labtop, so probably I need it, but is [ ]K[^Omegadoom linux-image-2.6.30-020630-generic_2.6.30-020630_i386.deb10-Jun-2009 11:27  24M the one I need? It's intel x86 labtop.
[06:45] <dtchen> juxbox: check "uname -m"
[06:45] <juxbox> i686
[06:48] <user166665> can anyone help me with installing driver for lexmark printer?
[06:49] <ChoboMog> user16665:  Have you tried simply plugging it in?  I got lucky with mine and it was recognized instantly
[06:49] <raylu> juxbox: is the latest one in the repositories not sufficient?
[06:49] <dtchen> juxbox: then yes, use the i386 deb
[06:49] <dtchen> raylu: no, jaunty's is insufficient
[06:49] <vince_> Can anyone help me with this Evolution issue.  Ever since I did the last updates it freezes immedialty after start.  I attemped to move the .evolution folder out of my home directory to let it rebuild the databases but it sill will not work properly.  I really don't know what else to do.
[06:50] <tiyowan> vince_: Have you checked your logs?
[06:50] <juxbox> raylu: it is, but i'm having a problem with alsa, and my labtop is a very new one with all the new features.
[06:50] <vince_> Not sure which logs I would check.  I started evolution from the terminal and watched the output but nothing came up with any paritular error
[06:50] <juxbox> problem with audio actually*
[06:51] <tiyowan> vince_: Use the...um, what is it called, system log viewer in system -> administration, and look at your messages log after starting evolution.
[06:52] <tiyowan> vince_: By no means a solution, but perhaps it will give a better indication of the problem.
[06:52] <raylu> vince_: i'd also recommend running evolution in a terminal
[06:53] <user166665> is terminal where i would run a  command
[06:53] <vince_> raylu: did that, couln't find it.
[06:53] <raylu> of course, i've been holding back recommending thunderbird/mutt over evolution because that's what i did after crashage (known bug, in my case)
[06:53] <raylu> user166665: or the run dialog (alt+f2)
[06:53] <raylu> vince_: couldn't find...? that=?
[06:54] <vince_> Sorry, Ran evolution... Nothing odd
[06:54] <ChoboMog> user166665:  Yes, terminal is where you run them.
[06:54] <user166665> ok im having a problem anyone care to help me out ?
[06:54] <raylu> wow, googling for "man evolution" was not a well thought-out idea
[06:55] <ChoboMog> raylu: lol
[06:55] <user166665> i have a lexmark printer, i found a script someone made to auto find the driver and install it, ive downlaoded the file , and it says to ./Lexmark-z600.sh, i do that and it says no such file/directory
[06:56] <raylu> vince_: this is a long shot, but evolution --offline --disable-preview
[06:57] <vince_> raylu: Did that, Same result
[06:57] <infidel2s> anyone using Ubuntu as a VirtualBox guest?  why can't i even ping my guest os's internal ip from my host?
[06:57] <vince_> appears to be freezeing up attempting to load search folders
[06:58] <vince_> I also checked the logs, Didn't see anything there pertaining to evolution and also didn't see anything around the time I loaded evolution
[06:58] <raylu> vince_: apt-cache showpkg evolution
[07:00] <vince_> raylu: http://pastebin.com/d5eec9eca
[07:01] <raylu> vince_: so you're currently on 2.26.1-0ubuntu2 and 2.26.1-0ubuntu1 was what you had before the upgrade?
[07:02] <vince_> I belive so.. I just updated the last batch of patches, I always try to keep the system up to date and have never had an issue like this.  Im not even sure the updates caused the problum as I didn't see an evolution update in the group
[07:03] <infidel2s> ok i can ping the ip address, ( i was using the wrong IP before, it's the one for 'virtualbox ethernet adapter', but still can't ssh to it, and i even set up port forwarding for it
[07:03] <user166665> can anyone help me with a lexmark printer setup
[07:04] <kbp> does any one use Webmin? It says: "CPU load averages 	0.96 (1 min) 0.86 (5 mins) 0.55 (15 mins)" I just wonder what does the number 0.96 (or 0.86, 0.55) mean?
[07:04] <raylu> vince_: i think apt logs stuff somewhere in /var/log... maybe...
[07:05] <raylu> infidel2s: ssh from the host machine?
[07:05] <raylu> kbp: load average in the last 15, 5, and minute, i think
[07:05] <infidel2s> raylu yea
[07:05] <raylu> kbp: yep. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_(computing)
[07:06] <raylu> !webmin | kbp
[07:06] <kbp> but I mean  0.96 means 96% or something?
[07:06] <raylu> infidel2s: you shouldn't have to set up port forwarding
[07:06] <majid81> hi there
[07:06] <infidel2s> raylu i know, but it didnt work with or without it
[07:06] <raylu> kbp: no, that means that an average of 0.96 processes were using or waiting for CPU cycles
[07:07] <majid81> does the latest ubuntu installer support LUKS (cryptsetup) on-disk encryption?
[07:07] <raylu> infidel2s: are you sure the ssh server is listening on the guest? can you ssh from the guest to itself?
[07:07] <majid81> if not, is there any howto for LUKS in ubuntu around?
[07:07] <kbp> raylu: thank you very much I've got it
[07:07] <infidel2s> raylu yes
[07:08] <raylu> infidel2s: can you show me your /etc/ssh/sshd_config?
[07:08] <raylu> majid81: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystem
[07:09] <infidel2s> raylu all i did was apt-get install openssh-server, it's the default config
[07:09] <raylu> majid81: but it's out of date
[07:09] <infidel2s> which has always worked fine for me in the past
[07:09] <raylu> infidel2s: on guest OS's? i'm thinking the way you have networking setup you can only open connections from the guest
[07:09] <infidel2s> no i've never done it for a guest os before
[07:10] <user166665> can anyone help me with installing the files for a lexmark z705
[07:10] <juxbox> dtchen: I just installed it, but it says Same version is already installed
[07:10] <raylu> vince_: find anything? if you think it will help, "sudo aptitude install evolution=2.26.1-0ubuntu1" should downgrade your package
[07:11] <juxbox> while uname -r says 2.6.28-13-generic
[07:13] <raylu> juxbox: uname gives the currently running kernel. did you reboot after installing the new one?
[07:14] <juxbox> not yet, but it says that the same version is already installed.
[07:14] <majid81> raylu: thanks.
[07:14] <juxbox> but anyhow let me reboot.
[07:14] <emptyrobotboy> Folks, I need to get the contact information for 50 domains my company owns to verify if it is correct. I was thinking of writing a shell script to call whois, but I can't figure out how to extract contact information from the output of whois. Can anyone help?
[07:14] <yao_ziyuan> i run some gnome apps in kde4 (kubuntu jaunty). the problem is they produce gnome sound effects. i can disable them using gnome-sound-properties, but this will also automatically start "gnome-settings-daemon".
[07:15] <yao_ziyuan> is there a way to disable gnome sounds without running gnome-settings-daemon?
[07:15] <raylu> emptyrobotboy: grep?
[07:15] <dekkong> !grep
[07:15] <raylu> wow, that is definitely less than useful.
[07:16] <emptyrobotboy> raylu, thanks. What syntax do I use to get all text between "Adminstrative Contacts" and "Domain  servers in listed order"?
[07:16] <raylu> infidel2s: by the way, your sshd_config looks fine
[07:16] <raylu> emptyrobotboy: oh... ok, not grep. give me a second
[07:16] <emptyrobotboy> raylu, whois www.domain.com | grep "Administrative contact*Domain servers"?
[07:17] <infidel2s> raylu thanks. i think it's because i have to do some more settings on my host o/s... i just found an article talkin about it
[07:20] <bizkut> hiredgoon, i want to ask about ubuntu trademarks use on commercial products
[07:21] <bizkut> hiredgoon, i want to ask about ubuntu trademarks use on commercial products
[07:23] <ziroday> bizkut: short answer no, long answer http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/trademarkpolicy or email canonical
[07:23] <kt> anyone know oauth?
[07:23] <rogue_> hello
[07:23] <rogue_> anyone there
[07:23] <bazhang> rogue_, yes
[07:23] <wrinkliez> hey guys, i notced that when i made my panel large, the icons in the notification area changed with it, but only some of them (Xchat for example is huge while rhythmbox stays the same) is there a way to make them all the same size?
[07:24] <rogue_> ok just about to say
[07:24] <enterneo> 'ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64' will work on intel machines too? (hoping to install 64-bit on core2duo)
[07:24] <ziroday> enterneo: yes
[07:24] <rogue_> 1313 users and no one was speaking
[07:24] <dekkong> do you guys encrypt your data?
[07:24] <enterneo> do you people recommend using 64bit on core2duo now? (2GB RAM on notebook)
[07:25] <Terralthra> Is this the right place to go for getting help with Ubuntu wireless?
[07:25] <rogue_> depends whats you o.s.
[07:25] <rogue_> dekkong
[07:25] <rogue_> depends whats you o.s.
[07:25] <WIGGMPk> enterneo: its not NECESSARY, but it wont hurt
[07:25] <dekkong> rogue_: UB
[07:25] <amigamia> can you run ubuntu on a raq4?
[07:25] <crdlb> wrinkliez: unfortunately, there's nothing you can do if they behave differently
[07:25] <wrinkliez> blast
[07:25] <rogue_> depends whats your operating system
[07:25] <wrinkliez> thanks
[07:26] <rogue_> ubuntu
[07:26] <Terralthra> I recently upgraded to 9.04, and ever since, my wireless does not work.
[07:26] <Terralthra> The card is detected (lshw) and the module is loaded (lsmod)
[07:26] <rogue_> there is really no need on ubuntu just unmount your data on a drive
[07:26] <ziroday> Terralthra: does it appear in ifconfig or ifconfig -a?
[07:26] <dekkong> rogue_: yepp
[07:26] <Terralthra> but sudo iwlist shows no available networks (where there is an AP right next to me)
[07:26] <Terralthra> ziroday - yes
[07:27] <ziroday> Terralthra: what wireless card is this?
[07:27] <Terralthra> ipw2100
[07:27] <ziroday> Terralthra: hmm that card should "just work". Do you see the nm-applet icon?
[07:27] <Terralthra> I do.
[07:27] <ziroday> Terralthra: just no networks?
[07:28] <Terralthra> wireless is greyed out
[07:28] <Terralthra> I can't select "enable wireless"
[07:28] <ziroday> Terralthra: does your laptop have one of those hardware wireless kill switches?
[07:28] <rogue_> well guys im out
[07:28] <Terralthra> It has one, but it is software controlled
[07:28] <Terralthra> and I believe it's enabled
[07:29] <Terralthra> since my wireless worked before upgrading to 9.04
[07:29] <felix_> could anyone try http://89.7.172.18:8083/ ?
[07:29] <nztal> Terralthra, there might be something in your /etc/network/interfaces that keeps wireless from being enabled in network manager, possibly
[07:29] <Terralthra> terralthra@Case:~$ cat /etc/network/interfaces
[07:29] <Terralthra> auto lo
[07:29] <Terralthra> iface lo inet loopback
[07:29] <Terralthra> terralthra@Case:~$
[07:29] <FloodBot1> Terralthra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:29] <ziroday> Terralthra: does a livecd work?
[07:29] <Terralthra> 'tis a tablet, has no optical drive.
[07:30] <ziroday> Terralthra: then liveusb :)
[07:30] <amigamia> felix_ it doesnt connect http://89.7.172.18:8083/
[07:30] <amigamia> felix_ what is it?
[07:30] <Terralthra> what should be in my /etc/network/interfaces/
[07:30] <Terralthra> (I think the problem is related to my having used wicd under 8.04, and trying to go back to using network manager in 9.04)
[07:31] <felix_> amigamia, may i pm you? i think youre spanish, for better talking
[07:31] <emptyrobotboy>  Folks, I need to get the contact information for 50 domains my company owns to verify if it is correct. I was thinking of writing a shell script to call whois, but I can't figure out how to extract contact information from the output of whois. Can anyone help?
[07:31] <amigamia> sure
[07:31] <ziroday> Terralthra: that is all that should be in interfaces, nm works out the rest
[07:31] <Terralthra> apparently not, ziroday =]
[07:31] <raylu> emptyrobotboy: http://pastebin.com/m62199f15
[07:32] <Terralthra> I'm downloading the livecd, I'll get out the docking station and see if it works from there
[07:32] <ziroday> Terralthra: great
[07:32] <emptyrobotboy> raylu, thank you sire
[07:32] <raylu> emptyrobotboy: np, sorry for taking so long
[07:33] <emptyrobotboy> raylu, people like you are why i love this community. thanks again.
[07:38] <sd_rocks> can anyone tell me what are the settings of yahoo messenger to work in pidgin!! i am frm india!!
[07:38] <nztal> !yahoo
[07:39] <sd_rocks> ok
[07:40] <sandy_> is there a way of tuning up the performance of jaunty jackalope?
[07:41] <ziroday> sandy_: in what way? Faster boot up times, more responsive applications, less ram used?
[07:41] <sandy_> more responsive applications
[07:42] <ziroday> sandy_: how much ram do you have?
[07:42] <sandy_> bootup is fine....the ram seems does seem to get used up quickly
[07:42] <sandy_> 640mb I think is the physical amount
[07:43] <ziroday> sandy_: hmm, best thing to do is probably buy more RAM. Other options include using more lightweight applications. See what's taking up the most RAM currently
[07:44] <sandy_> how do I identify that ?  still a noob
[07:44] <WIGGMPk> ziroday: sandy_ or consider xubuntu?
[07:44] <ziroday> sandy_: you can open the system monitor, it will show you your ram usage, total amount of ram and you can sort processes by ram usage
[07:46] <glick> excuse me, on default install, where can i find the stock gnome icons?
[07:46] <glick> i looked in /usr/share/icons/hicolor but they seem to be empty all those directories
[07:46] <sandy_> ziroday: it looks like firefox is the most at 45 mb
[07:47] <ziroday> sandy_: ookay, what is your current total ram usage? (in %)
[07:47] <Terralthra> oi, ziroday
[07:47] <Terralthra> you still around?
[07:47] <ziroday> Terralthra: yep!
[07:47] <Terralthra> you're going to LOVE this
[07:48] <Terralthra> I put in a PCMCIA wireless card
[07:48] <Terralthra> just to see what would happen
[07:48] <Terralthra> it detects it
[07:48] <Terralthra> ifconfig shows it
[07:48] <FloodBot1> Terralthra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:48] <Terralthra> iwlist scan even picks up networks
[07:48] <Terralthra> but network manager STILL has "enable wireless" greyed out
[07:49] <sandy_> ziroday: 40%
[07:50] <sandy_> WIGGMPk: is xubuntu easy enough to set up WICD and get a decent browser going?
[07:50] <sandy_> woops
[07:50] <chama> bonjour les gens
[07:50] <ziroday> sandy_: okay
[07:51] <ziroday> Terralthra: hmm and you said you were using wicd before this?
[07:51] <Boohbah> !fr | chama
[07:51] <Terralthra> before switching to 9.04, yes
[07:51] <Terralthra> maddeningly
[07:51] <Terralthra> terralthra@Case:~$ cat /sys/class/net/eth1/device/rf_kill
[07:52] <Terralthra> outputs 2, that it is turned off in hardware
[07:52] <Terralthra> but I shit you not, there is no hardware switch
[07:53] <ziroday> Terralthra: sounds like a combination of wicd and the "hardware" switch has played havoc with the wifi. Tried the live(cd|usb) yet?
[07:53] <Terralthra> still downloading
[07:54] <amv6356> I just upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 and my sound doesn't work at all.
[07:54] <chama> j'ai changeé mon définition d'écran et rajouté un "user" ,et au redemarrage de la session ,je ne suis plus en mode graphique et GMd abscent .Je peux qu'utiliser la lligne de commande.Que m'ai t-il arrivé et que puis-je faire pour resoudre le probleme? mercir
[07:54] <chama> changé ma définition*
[07:54] <ziroday> amv6356: Go to the volume mixer and make sure all the sliders are to the max (specifically PCM)
[07:54] <ziroday> !fr | chama
[07:54] <chama> désolé :);)
[07:55] <Travo18> hey if my grub loader is coming up with an error 22 what is the best solution to this problem??
[07:55] <the1corrupted> Hello, can someone help me get my touchpad on my laptop working?
[07:55] <ziroday> !grub | Travo18 reinstall grub by following the first link or using super grub disk
[07:56] <amigamia> is it a thinkpad the1corrrupted?
[07:56] <Terralthra> heh, well, this is interesting
[07:56] <Travo18> ziroday: what first link??
[07:56] <amigamia> cause that just works on gp
[07:56] <Travo18> on the disc
[07:56] <Terralthra> there is apparently a bios upgrade that puts a wireless switch into the bios settings
[07:56] <the1corrupted> amigamia No, it's Toshiba.
[07:56] <amigamia> ohh
[07:56] <Terralthra> but the bios flash utility is windows based
[07:56] <ziroday> Travo18: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub
[07:56] <Terralthra> and I have no idea if it will run in wine
[07:56] <Terralthra> and I'm a little bit scared to try
[07:56] <amigamia> seems to me it should just work
[07:56] <ziroday> Terralthra: I would strongly not recommend doing that
[07:57] <the1corrupted> So far, I've tried everything on google and nothing seems to work...
[07:57] <ziroday> Terralthra: usually the also provide a dos bootup cd but hide it, ringing up support may be helpful
[07:57] <ChoboMog> Teerralthra:  I second that.  I wouldn't flash your bios using wine, if its even possible
[07:57] <Terralthra> found it
[07:57] <Terralthra> it would be a true triumph of open source software if it worked
[07:57] <Terralthra> and a 3.1 lb brick if it didn't
[07:58] <Terralthra> of course, the next problem is turning the floppy disk package into a bootable cd
[07:58] <Terralthra> since the tablet doesn't have a floppy drive
[07:59] <Travo18> thankyou all for your help.
[08:00] <Terralthra> aw, man, this is going to be unpossible.
[08:02] <Terralthra> the dos bootable diskette is just a .img file
[08:02] <Terralthra> I have no idea how to make it into a bootable anything CD or USB
[08:02] <Terralthra> and no USB floppy
[08:03] <anr78> I need an app to test generation of SOAP requests from a WSDL I have. Any such application for Linux?
[08:04] <Travo18> hey i have loaded a live cd and it has become stuck at starting bluetooth what should i do??
[08:05] <ashlessburn> having some issues with sound, it wont work under mozilla, however it will work ther places, recent install was adobe 64-back to 32...and also sound test run somplete cmd and gui
[08:08] <htrejh> hello
[08:08] <Travo18> ziroday: hey do you remember who was helping me last night
[08:08] <ericdb> After doing a dist-upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04, suspend now does nothing...at all...whether I close the lid or pick it from the power menu.  What should I check first?  (Dell XPS m1210 laptop)
[08:08] <ziroday> Travo18: no sorry
[08:09] <Travo18> ok thankyou anyway
[08:10] <htrejh> i tried to install an external kernel package (for longene) but it failed and now every time i try to install something it tries to reconfigure the kernel, but it says: you must run sudo dpkg --configure -a
[08:10] <htrejh> but i get this: http://pastebin.be/19426
[08:10] <Travo18> ziroday: also with the grub loader restore how can i find out the drive and partition number were ubuntu is installed
[08:10] <htrejh> can someone help me?
[08:11] <ziroday> Travo18: look at the instructions below, not the quick guide
[08:11] <the1corrupted> For future reference of all laptop users: Ensure pointing devices are enabled in your BIOS config -_-
[08:11] <progre55> hi everybody! I have this problem with wireless.. I can connect to some wireless networks, but I cannot connect to some. dmesg shows "no probe response from AP ...". Here is the lspci output "Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)" "Kernel driver in use: iwl3945". Please, any advice is appreciated.
[08:12] <Travo18> ziroday: i dont follow what do you mean??
[08:12] <nomad77> Terralthra: http://www.sysresccd.org/System-tools at bottom says it includes freedos shell option.its a good emergency cd imo but ymmv
[08:13] <ziroday> Travo18: you are following the Overwriting the Windows bootloader not the Quickstart correct?
[08:13] <Terralthra> nomad77: I don't know if that will do what i need it to do, but it's worth a try
[08:13] <PAPUL> how do i make ubutu menu look like linux mint?
[08:14] <Travo18> ziroday: yes sorry i was confused and on the wrong page i will get back with what happens
[08:15] <nomad77> Terralthra: ymmv but only one i can think of atm.
[08:16] <Travo18> ziroday: is there a password with the live cd i cannot get into the sudo?
[08:16] <Mason> I don't think there is
[08:16] <ziroday> Travo18: there is no password, its just enter
[08:16] <Mason> I was on the live cd yesterday and I could use sudo with no password
[08:17] <Travo18> ziroday: its says authentication failure
[08:18] <ubuntunom> are there any channels for system administrators? (both linux and win)
[08:18] <ziroday> Travo18: so doing sudo -i and then hitting enter say's what?
[08:18] <Mason> if there was a password, it should ask for it and not say "authentication failure"
[08:18] <Travo18> gets me to the root
[08:18] <Travo18> lol whoops
[08:19] <Travo18> ziroday: it comes back with error 15: File not found on the next step which is find /boot/grub/stage1
[08:20] <ziroday> Travo18: which section are you reading?
[08:20] <Travo18> ziroday: um i dont follow
[08:21] <Travo18> how do i find out??
[08:21] <ziroday> Travo18: you need to read the "Overwriting the Windows bootloader" section, *not* the Quickstart section
[08:22] <Publicity> Any Ubuntu gurus still online?
[08:22] <Flannel> !anyone | Publicity
[08:23] <Publicity> Does anyone know how to fix sound on Jaunty with Firefox... I've attempted using http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper#How_to_install_Flash_Player_.28Macromedia_Flash.29_Plug-in_for_Mozilla_Firefox; however, when I try to do the FIREFOX_DSP="aoss" part I can't because it isn't a correct path. I've found the correct path, and still can't find firefoxrc.
[08:25] <unop> Publicity, you need to create the file if it doesn't exist - that's the point :)
[08:26] <Publicity> I honestly should have known that... /facepalm
[08:26] <Travo18> ziroday: while i am trying to mount the harddrive it comes back and says wrong fs type, bad option...
[08:27] <ziroday> Travo18: is it an ext4 partition?
[08:27] <Travo18> ziroday: on the guide it has like /dev/hda1 when i search mine it says /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1
[08:27] <UbuTheUbi> hey im looking to figure out how to set up a samba share on my ubuntu dektop to share files
[08:27] <Travo18> ziroday: i dont think so
[08:27] <UbuTheUbi> I found a guide but its 4 years old and there has to be an easier way
[08:27] <UbuTheUbi> btw i already have gadmin
[08:28] <nomad77> !swat | Ubunoob
[08:29] <UbuTheUbi> and i already have exactly what i was looking for thanks
[08:29] <UbuTheUbi> appreciate it nomadnoobs
[08:29] <nomad77> lol tab-complete/3am== fail
[08:29] <UbuTheUbi> haha NoMadNoobs
[08:30] <UbuTheUbi> sry i know im off topic
[08:30] <milligan_> ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped <- How can I decompile this?
[08:30] <UbuTheUbi> seriously though appreciate it oh i see there was an ubunoobhaha
[08:31] <Travo18> ziroday: ????
[08:31] <Terralthra> haha
[08:31] <Terralthra> wow
[08:31] <jimmy-> Hello
[08:31] <Terralthra> ziroday:
[08:31] <Terralthra> http://occamsmonkey.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!9531541C7AFAD925!322.entry
[08:31] <jimmy-> What exactly does "Append c:\grldr="Install Ubuntu" to c:\boot.ini." mean ? Kind of a newbie at this
[08:31] <jimmy-> I'm following the guide on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromWindows
[08:32] <PEPSIpilot> hello all
[08:32] <PEPSIpilot> i have just tried to install itunes but i cant see it
[08:32] <PEPSIpilot> well using wine
[08:32] <Travo18> if i have a hard drive with ext3 is it possible to install windows on it too??
[08:33] <jimmy-> "Append c:\grldr="Install Ubuntu" to c:\boot.ini." <- what does it mean by this?
[08:34] <wadmurr> Travo18, Windows will not install on ext3, but if you can resize the ext3 partition, you may be able to install Windows onto a new ntfs/fat partition
[08:34] <ubuntunom> Travo18: i dont think so. Win needs FAT or NTFS
[08:34] <dsmith_> why install itunes?
[08:34] <Mason> Travo18: Make a seperate partition with NTFS
[08:34] <dsmith_> use amarok
[08:34] <PEPSIpilot> amarok
[08:34] <Mason> Why would you use FAT?
[08:34] <antonisk> pepsi: navigate to $HOME/.wine/drive_c/Program Files
[08:34] <baker_GR> ubuntu 9.04 using proprietary nvidia drivers 180.44, on nvidia's site there linux drivers v 185.18.14, should i use those? is it recommended? and if i do, i should first unistall previous version (remove it from Hardware Drivers at menu-system-administration)
[08:34] <Travo18> so if i was to install windows first then install ubuntu onto the same harddrive under another partition then it would be possible
[08:34] <Travo18> ??
[08:34] <PEPSIpilot> will that be compatible with my ipod
[08:35] <Mason> Travo18: Yes.
[08:35] <e-frame> dsmith_: can we sync ipod to rythmbox
[08:35] <wadmurr> Travo18, that's the order i normally install them
[08:35] <e-frame> ?
[08:35] <Travo18> alright will do thankyou much appreciated
[08:35] <Mason> I am a noob to linux. I just installed it with Wubi
[08:35] <dsmith_> I dont use rythmbox, but I bet you can
[08:35] <PEPSIpilot> i am pretty new to linux also
[08:36] <PEPSIpilot> so sorry for asking dumb questions
[08:36] <QAH> In anyone's honest opinion, what is cheaper? Pay each month for VPS hosting or the extra electric bill cost for a lower end server?
[08:36] <kindofabuzz> any good progs for recovering deleted NTFS files? (on linux of course)
[08:37] <dsmith_> consider the problems with both
[08:37] <dsmith_> vps hosting, you dont have it
[08:37] <dsmith_> locally, you do
[08:37] <dsmith_> etc..
[08:37] <Mason> QAH: Probably running your own low end server would be cheaper.
[08:37] <dsmith_> whats teh server for?
[08:37] <dsmith_> I think running local is far better
[08:37] <kindofabuzz> QAH, yeah i say low end server
[08:37] <milligan_> QAH, depends on your needs I suppose :)
[08:37] <QAH> Mainly games and website
[08:38] <wadmurr> PEPSIpilot, i install iTunes onto a VirtualBox Windows XP virtual machine, and just move the machine around as i change computers
[08:38] <ziroday> Travo18: sorry was busy :), can you pastebin your (sudo) fdisk -l for me please
[08:38] <kindofabuzz> QAH, but the VPS will have much much more bandwidth and speed
[08:38] <Mason> But a VPS may be a better choice depening on your connection
[08:38] <PEPSIpilot> Clever thanks  but another one which browser supports Activex
[08:38] <QAH> How is that?
[08:38] <milligan_> the cheapest VPS tend to be best effort servers though, and you'll probably end up getting poor performance.
[08:39] <PEPSIpilot> becuase i need to go onto a website that needs certain Activex to be installed
[08:39] <dsmith_>  i cannot get glxgears to run    Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"    Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"     http://paste.ubuntu.com/204011/
[08:39] <dsmith_> best effort servers, lol
[08:39] <kindofabuzz> PEPSIpilot, you need to email that webmaster and tell him to make a real site =)
[08:39] <PEPSIpilot> lol
[08:39] <wadmurr> my VPS is hosted at Network Redux -- excellent customer service thus far
[08:39] <PEPSIpilot> thats true
[08:40] <PEPSIpilot> but for now
[08:40] <C0nn0R> dsmith_: you need to enable 'glx' module in your xorg.conf.
[08:40] <QAH> Getting a lower end server is better than a vps. you have more control also
[08:40] <C0nn0R> Section "Modules"; Load "glx"; EndSection
[08:40] <dsmith_> C0nn0R: iT'S NOT?
[08:40] <kindofabuzz> SSH is all the control you need
[08:40] <dsmith_> HMM
[08:40] <QAH> plus it is dedicated locally
[08:40] <C0nn0R> dsmith_: yeah enter "man xorg.conf"
[08:40] <Mason> Can someone give me a quick basic lesson on how to use WINE? I heard you can use the actual DLL's from Windows instead of the ones provided but how? I am new to linux so sorry if this is a stupid question.
[08:40] <C0nn0R> in a terminal prompt
[08:41] <PEPSIpilot> so i take it there is no way of opening a website that requires activex
[08:41] <kindofabuzz> Mason, http://wiki.winehq.org/
[08:41] <wadmurr> Mason: install wine, run winecfg, success
[08:41] <DJones> Mason: You may be better asking that question in #winehq, thats a dedicated channel for help with wine and although its a quieter channel, you'll probably get more detailed responses
[08:42] <QAH> I already am using a vps service from x10hosting.com. they are good
[08:42] <QAH> i want my own server though
[08:42] <Mason> Thanks, I'll reboot into Ubuntu in a few and try to get it working
[08:43] <nonick4000> anyone know how to fix grub error 2 just installed ubuntu 9.04 amd64?
[08:43] <UbuTheUbi> hey i was installing samba share
[08:43] <UbuTheUbi> is 'nobody.nogroup' an actual command
[08:43] <QAH> k guys. thanks
[08:44] <UbuTheUbi> or am i supposed to put my own group name in there
[08:44] <QAH> bye
[08:44] <UbuTheUbi> it said nothing about filling in the blanks there so i dunno
[08:44] <Travo18> hello guys how much space on average does ubuntu take as an operating system
[08:44] <wadmurr> UbuTheUbi: it's not a command, but a user/group
[08:44] <kindofabuzz> Travo18, about 3-4G for default install
[08:44] <UbuTheUbi> so that would be what i enter into terminal nobody.nogroup
[08:44] <UbuTheUbi> or would i put my own group
[08:45] <UbuTheUbi> im following this tutorial
[08:45] <Travo18> ok thankyou kindofabuzz
[08:45] <UbuTheUbi> https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html
[08:45] <wadmurr> UbuTheUbi: you on #3
[08:45] <UbuTheUbi> it says to enter that in terminal but what does nobody.nogroup do in that situation or am i to put in my own username.. im real bad at wording the questions right
[08:45] <wadmurr> ?
[08:46] <UbuTheUbi> yeah
[08:46] <UbuTheUbi> 3
[08:46] <wadmurr> it's just telling you to chown /srv/samba/share/
[08:46] <wadmurr> change owner
[08:46] <wadmurr> to user nobody, group nogroup
[08:46] <lekremyelsew> Does anyone know how to change the theme of kde 3 apps in gnome?
[08:46] <UbuTheUbi> so it should be changed to nobody.nogroup so that all users can access right?
[08:46] <UbuTheUbi> thats what i took it as at least
[08:47] <UbuTheUbi> either that or that I should enter in my specific user and group name in there .. I wouldnt know what to type though
[08:47] <wadmurr> UbuTheUbi: the samba service runs as "nobody" in "nogroup" so those files need to be owned by nobody:nogroup
[08:47] <_user_> i used this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=688872 to create a live cd but i have a problem that when i put it on usb flash disk  it works but i cant change the gdm theme and when i burn it i got stuck with gdm and i cant log in plz help me i need this soon as a review  of ubuntu in my town a
[08:48] <sandy_> I've read that defragmenting is unnecessary with ubuntu.  Is that really true?  Are there any ways of doing it?
[08:48] <jimmy_> is it possible to install ubuntu after i've installed windows and have both OS's working on the same box ?
[08:48] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, millions do it
[08:49] <Boohbah> _user_: why do you need to change the gdm theme? obviously you won't be able to write to read-only media
[08:49] <UbuTheUbi> ok i get it
[08:49] <UbuTheUbi> let me try right quick and see if it works
[08:49] <wadmurr> k
[08:49] <_user_> Boohbah, i mean i think something corrupted with gdm it self
[08:49] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, you can even install ubuntu in windows using Wubi
[08:49] <_user_> Boohbah, may be a gdm bug
[08:49] <jimmy_> kindofabuzz: yes but on the site it says "3. Download and burn, or order a CD", is it possible to install ubuntu from a .iso since my cd-rom is broken ?
[08:50] <jimmy_> i mean to make it dualboot
[08:50] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, got a usb stick?
[08:50] <jimmy_> no
[08:50] <wadmurr> sandy_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defragmentation
[08:51] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, the only thing I can think of then is download the .iso and mount it with a iso mounter in windows and then install it by Wubi. or burn a copy over a a friends house, or order a copy
[08:51] <_user_> i used this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=688872 to create a live cd but i have a problem that when i put it on usb flash disk  it works but i cant change the gdm theme and when i burn it i got stuck with gdm and i cant log in plz help me i need this soon as a review  of ubuntu in my town
[08:51] <kindofabuzz> !install | jimmy_
[08:53] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation#Installation%20without%20a%20CD
[08:53] <dreamcoder> anyone noticed a bug with the new kernel
[08:53] <jimmy_> kindofabuzz: thanks
[08:53] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, like?
[08:53] <nameless`>    
[08:53] <nameless`>  ▲
[08:53] <nameless`> ▲ ▲
[08:54] <Aacron> zelda!!
[08:54] <nameless`> :-]
[08:54] <Flannel> nameless`: Eh?
[08:54] <Flannel> !offtopic
[08:54] <kindofabuzz> nameless`, anyone ever tell you that you are the coolest person ever?
[08:54] <nameless`> kindofabuzz, you can tell me that over 9000 :!
[08:54] <kindofabuzz> nameless`, i was being sarcastic
[08:54] <dreamcoder> i upgraded my kernel on my pc last week and have nothing but issues with sda errors and the system will hang and also refuse to boot alot of the time, i thought this was just my hrad drive so i installed vista and everything is fine, now i have got mylatop back from work which has ubuntu jaunty on it upgraded the kernel on this and it is giving me the same problems plus with the added bonus of my network sometimes
[08:54] <dreamcoder>  refusing to work
[08:55] <nameless`> either do i
[08:55] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, use the older kernel then
[08:55] <kindofabuzz> new does not mean better
[08:55] <kindofabuzz> not neccisarilly i should say
[08:55] <Aacron> dreamcoder:  I've not noticed any issues here.  Odd
[08:56] <ethanol> Hey guys. When I create files and folders on a smb share, they're made with 'nouser' and 'nogroup'. How can I mount the smb share a specific user?
[08:56] <dreamcoder> i was hoping someone else would have similar issues and solved them without reverting back to an older kernel
[08:56] <ethanol> err, 'nobody' rather, not 'nouser'
[08:56] <Flannel> dreamcoder: There's always a possibility of regression.  Have you checked bug reports? (and filed one if you can't find one?)
[08:56] <dreamcoder> that is my next step
[08:56] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, actually i have noticed that. sometimes when gnome comes up i get a black desktop for about 5 minutes. i thought it may because of this old hard drive i have installed that i know has ntfs errors but didn't think it would effect linux
[08:57] <soldier63> hi guys.how to use yahoo with webcam on jaunty
[08:57] <dreamcoder> yeah i thouh tit was just my har ddrive dying at first but vista runs fine
[08:57] <kindofabuzz> !webcams | soldier63
[08:57] <dreamcoder> an now my laptop having issues it must be the upgrade
[08:58] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, do you get i/o errors when shutting down?
[08:58] <soldier63> ty friends
[08:58] <dreamcoder> yeah sometimes
[08:58] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, yeah same here
[08:58] <dreamcoder> it doesnt hapen all the time though which is confusing lol
[08:59] <Aacron> hey Flannel you see to be pretty knowledgeable about ubuntu... This has been bugging me all day... why didnt' they include compiz-setup (perhaps instead as advanced desktop settings) in 9.04?  I didn't even *know* all the coolness that the windowmanager can do until i stumbled across a youtube video showing off all the things it can do
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> ok quick question
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> which is better
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> Samba or FTP to share files
[08:59] <dreamcoder> i did a manual fsck and fixed 3 errors but hasnt made a diffeence
[08:59] <kindofabuzz> Aacron, it was the same way for 8.04 and 8.10
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> I cant get samba working but I have Ftp going
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> any inherit disadvantages with ftp?
[09:00] <Aacron> kindofabuzz:  but... why?  I mean hell this stuff is friggin sweet lookin eye candy
[09:00] <kindofabuzz> UbuTheUbi, SFTP =)
[09:00] <Aacron> makes vista look like... dunno... 3.1?
[09:00] <UbuTheUbi> \now i am confused haha
[09:00] <kindofabuzz> Aacron, you have to look at what Ubuntu is mainly targeted to. Linux novices
[09:00] <Flannel> Aacron: by default there's some benefits from compositioning, and they give you the three levels of stuff.  But most people don't really care about all the tweaks (and in some cases, so many choices can make people afraid, etc)
[09:00] <wadmurr> UbuTheUbi, i like SFTP ...a ftp-type transfer method that works in SSH tunnels
[09:00] <dreamcoder> i hate vista going to swtch back to vista on laptop and main pc i think until this bug is fixed
[09:01] <UbuTheUbi> cool ill check it
[09:01] <wadmurr> :)
[09:01] <UbuTheUbi> how do I disable samba file sharing but leave the printer sharing up
[09:01] <Aacron> hey I'm a novice :P  at least to ubuntu... and it's been a few years since I touched linux due to it being so geek-oriented before
[09:01] <UbuTheUbi> id just stop the service but i actually use the printer sharing
[09:01] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, just install the last kernel that worked good for you, actually it should be still installed if you didn't delete it after the upgrade. it should still be in your grub
[09:02] <Aacron> ubuntu is the coolest thing to happen to linux that I've seen so far.  makes it easier to use, they seem to have ironed out a lot of annoying stuff (introduced a few)
[09:02] <milligan_> ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped <- How can I decompile this? Naturally, with a decompiler .. but what decompiler should I use ?
[09:02] <ikonia> milligan_: you can't really
[09:03] <ikonia> milligan_: not really the right topic for this channel
[09:03] <milligan_> oh
[09:03] <Aacron> milligan_:  there might be a #coding channel somewhere in here...
[09:03] <Ben_B> milligan_, you can decompile it
[09:03]  * sattam brb
[09:03] <Ben_B> to assembly though
[09:04] <Ben_B> then you might have various programs that translate it to C code
[09:04] <Ben_B> but it won't ever look anything like the original code
[09:04] <ikonia> not really the right channel for this
[09:04] <Aacron> but yeah Flannel, what I meant before is perhaps on that little desktop window with the 3 settings it could have had an "Advanced Desktop Setup"
[09:04] <kieran_uk> ubuntu n00bs welcome here??
[09:04] <ziroday> Aacron: it does if you install simple-ccsm :)
[09:04] <Aacron> really compiz doesn't seem all that complicated and pretty idiot proof too.. It actually turns off things that are redundant
[09:04] <ikonia> kieran_uk: of course
[09:05] <kieran_uk> cool
[09:05] <ikonia> kieran_uk: everyone starts of as  new user
[09:05] <Aacron> ziroday:  but... I didnt' even know about simple ccsm until stumbling across a youtube video and drooling at it
[09:06] <Ben_B> kieran_uk, no. this is a channel only for expert ubuntu users who dislike newbies. we don't help anyone and if you ask for help you are banned from this channel.
[09:06] <Ben_B> :)
[09:06] <Aacron> ziroday, Flannel: I seriously thoguth there were only 3 modes to ubuntu's eye candy.. and th ewobbly window thing was just... nifty but blah to me
[09:06] <Name141> When would another LTS be released ?
[09:07] <Aacron> lol @ Ben_B
[09:07] <Flannel> Name141: 10.04 is scheduled to be the next
[09:07] <kieran_uk> dual booting with win7 rc (b 7100), using Jaunty more...  Mother still uses xp pro sp3...lame...
[09:07] <ziroday> Aacron: there also compizconfig-settings-manager which allows you to change nearly everything in compiz
[09:07] <Name141> Flannel: OK, 10.04 is the next LTS?
[09:07] <Aacron> i think that is actually what I have :P
[09:07] <Flannel> Name141: Yeah
[09:07] <Name141> Flannel: Any time frame we looking at there?
[09:07] <Travo18> hello i am interested why do my partitions show as /dev/sdb1 and so on when i have read that others are /dev/hda1 and so on
[09:07] <Flannel> Name141: What?
[09:08] <ziroday> Name141: April 2010
[09:08] <Name141> Flannel: "date of release" ?
[09:08] <MTecknology> How do I change my audio settings from command line? I mean, how do I change what device it plays from.
[09:08] <Flannel> Name141: Ubuntu releases are year.month, so 04 of 2010
[09:08] <VanDyke> hmmm cool got my bindings back
[09:08] <ikonia> Travo18: at some point in the 2.6 kernel libata changes to make all disks appear as "scsi"
[09:08] <ikonia> Travo18: I can't remember the exact version but it was around ubuntu 7.10
[09:08] <Name141> ziroday/Flannel: OK.  How long is hardy supported for ? 2012?
[09:08] <Flannel> Name141: It'll likely be the last, or penultimate, thursday of april, at that.
[09:08] <ikonia> !LTS
[09:08] <Travo18> and what does changing it to scsi do??
[09:08] <VanDyke> ikonia, isn't that 2.6.18 or something like that?
[09:08] <Travo18> change that part of it
[09:08] <ikonia> Travo18: from a user point of view - ntohing really
[09:08] <Flannel> Name141: LTS releases are supported for three years on the desktop (2011) or five on the server (2013)
[09:09] <Aacron> but... I just "wow"ed at this once I turned on the cube, and tweaked around a little bit.  new users would be retianed easier if they saw at least some kidna simple options, or maybe if when installing it would at least say something somewhere about this kidna stuff
[09:09] <ikonia> VanDyke: think it was earlier, but can't remember
[09:09] <Travo18> ok thankyou ikonia
[09:09] <Flannel> Name141: so, you have a year to migrate once 10.04 is stable
[09:09] <Name141> Flannel: So in another words, I might as well wait on the next LTS.
[09:09] <ziroday> Aacron: this isn't really the best place for ideas, brainstorm.ubuntu.com is better
[09:09] <Flannel> Name141: If you're on 8.04 now?  Yeah, unless there's something you really want/need in the newer versions, LTSs work just fine for most people.
[09:10] <Flannel> Name141: And you can upgrade from LTS to LTS, if you didn't know.
[09:10] <Aacron> eh kk :P  it was just screaming at me though :P  I'll definitely put somethign up in there though
[09:10] <Name141> Flannel: I went back to Windows.
[09:10] <Flannel> Name141: Oh, I don't see how waiting until the next LTS is relevant at all.
[09:10] <kbp> does anyone know which program on Ubuntu allow me to record mouse clicks/mouse movements; and then replay those actions simultaneously?
[09:10] <Glowball> My system is atm using 3.6 GiB RAM and 1.5 GiB swap, but if I sum up my processes, I hardly reach 1 GiB...
[09:10] <Name141> Flannel: Due to Intrepid and Jaunty not working properly (some how) with my NIC.  (the e1000e module)
[09:11] <Flannel> Name141: And Hardy?
[09:11] <Glowball> Is there a way to view my memory usage more in detail?
[09:11] <Name141> Flannel: But I don't have high hopes anymore of any release working properly
[09:11] <Name141> Flannel: Hardy worked just as good as windows
[09:11] <ziroday> Glowball: where did you get these measurements?
[09:11] <Flannel> Name141: So, why not just stick with Hardy?
[09:11] <Glowball> System Monitor
[09:11] <Name141> Flannel: In Intrepid/Jaunty/and even Fedora10 I have to rmmod e1000e, then modprobe e1000e , for my network to come back up soon as it goes down
[09:11] <MTecknology> what's the tool xubuntu uses to change audio output?
[09:12] <Flannel> MTecknology: try #xubuntu
[09:12] <VanDyke> is there a special driver for the 4965ag instead of the agn ?
[09:12] <Name141> Flannel: like I loose connection , or reset the modem and/or switch
[09:12] <VanDyke> or a special setting?
[09:12] <MTecknology> Flannel: sorry, I meant to put gnome..
[09:12] <ziroday> Glowball: can you screenshot the system monitor window please (and paste it to imagebin)
[09:13] <Name141> Flannel: Just the fact I decided.. "Why should I have to run out dated software?"
[09:13] <MTecknology> Name141: if you want the most up to date softare... use lfs
[09:13] <Glowball> Ziroday: I must say it can take a while, I'm on smalband atm...
[09:13] <Glowball> But I'm uploading...
[09:13] <ziroday> Glowball: sure
[09:13] <Name141> lfs?
[09:13] <Aacron> ahh okay I did have a question.  is there a way to get the mail notifier to stop bugging me for a password every time I reboot?
[09:14] <MTecknology> Name141: google ;)
[09:14] <Flannel> Name141: 8.04 isn't really outdated.  Just because something isn't 'brand new' doesn't make it bad, it means its generally more stable, etc.  There are other linux distros that roll along stability-wise, check out debian perhaps.
[09:14] <Name141> it's a search engine
[09:14] <Glowball> Well, that went faster than expected..
[09:14] <Glowball> http://imagebin.ca/view/xwqq-Dj.html
[09:15] <Makuseru> Hi, I have a problem. If i have Amarok open and playing music, then pause it and play a youtube video in firefox the video plays, but when i stop the video and unpause Amarok i have no sound and have to restart my computer to get sound back. Why is this happening and how can i stop it from happening?
[09:15] <Name141> Flannel: Yeah, but the XFCE in the newer versions looked a whole lot better
[09:15] <Flannel> Name141: debian has newer xfce, I'm unsure about your network issues though.  but certainly something you might look into.
[09:16] <ziroday> Glowball: you running a VM of any sort?
[09:16] <Aacron> Glowball:  holy crap dude that is alot of memory use
[09:16] <Glowball> No, though I have been using it this session..
[09:16] <Glowball> But as far as I know, it's been shut down properly
[09:16] <ziroday> Glowball: can you do the same except for the Processes window please
[09:16] <Name141> Flannel: would it be possible to create some kind of bug or something like that?  I mean it worked perfect in Hardy
[09:17] <Name141> Flannel: I mean bug report
[09:17] <Flannel> Name141: Yeah, please do!
[09:17] <Flannel> !bugs | Name141
[09:17] <Glowball> ziroday: http://imagebin.ca/view/I-Llm5TT.html
[09:17] <Name141> Flannel: I suppose putting Ubuntu on a flash drive for a LIVE version would be a good way to run it?
[09:17] <Name141> Flannel: So I can report errors, and so on
[09:18] <Aacron> hey Flannel is there a way to set an application as "allowed to use keyring" or something?  Mail notifier bugs me to death on every boot for my password (twice even)
[09:18] <ziroday> Glowball: that is really, really odd. Do you have htop installed?
[09:18] <Name141> Flannel: But I guess I wouldn't be able to install updates, and other changes to the OS if I wanted to do something and they wanted me to save it?
[09:18] <Flannel> Name141: That'll likely be sufficient, yeah, but I don't know for sure (you can certainly start there)
[09:18] <kieran_uk> hmmm...which irc client to use with jaunty (have used mirc w xp)?
[09:18] <Glowball> No, I haven't
[09:18] <Flannel> kieran_uk: Try xchat
[09:18] <Name141> Flannel: I don't think I could save the changes ?
[09:19] <ziroday> Glowball: okay, can you do sudo top and then F and then n to have it sort by memory. Does that list anything being a memory hog?
[09:19] <baker_GR> ubuntu 9.04 using proprietary nvidia drivers 180.44, on nvidia's site there linux drivers v 185.18.14, should i use those? is it recommended? and if i do, i should first unistall previous version (remove it from Hardware Drivers at menu-system-administration)
[09:19] <ziroday> !latest | baker_GR it is not recommended
[09:21] <baker_GR> ty ziroday
[09:21] <Glowball> ziroday: If I press n and enter, the memory info disappears from my screen?
[09:22] <baker_GR> !backports
[09:22] <Glowball> But ehm.. Xorg is using 69.6%
[09:22] <Glowball> Apparently
[09:22] <C0nn0R> How much breakage would I suffer with changing Ubuntu 8.10 to Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[09:23] <C0nn0R> Cause I don't need to go through with restoring over 350gb+ of data.
[09:23] <VanDyke> C0nn0R, no breakage
[09:23] <ziroday> Glowball: what graphics card?
[09:23] <Glowball> NVidia GeForce 9600 M GT
[09:24] <VanDyke> I updated a box from 8.04 to 8.10 to 9.04 and the only problem was the 700MB x2 download
[09:24] <qkr112kr> ji!
[09:24] <qkr112kr> hi!!
[09:24] <Glowball> It's the first time this happens, I'm using Ubuntu for 2 months now
[09:24] <ziroday> Glowball: ouch, no idea how that happened. Closed drivers?
[09:24] <Glowball> Yes
[09:24] <qkr112kr> i.m korean...
[09:24] <Glowball> But as far as I know, no update recently
[09:24] <qkr112kr> 한국말로
[09:25] <qkr112kr> 대화하실분..
[09:25] <Flannel> !ko | qkr112kr
[09:25] <ziroday> Glowball: sounds like a serious memory leak. Nothing you can do about that really but restart X
[09:25] <Glowball> I could try to reinstall them
[09:26] <Glowball> But.. I'll lose my youtube videos :(
[09:26] <qkr112kr> !ko | qkr112kr
[09:26] <Glowball> Meh, w/e :P
[09:26] <PAPUL> !ko
[09:27] <Glowball> Thanks for your help
[09:27] <PAPUL> !as
[09:27] <qkr112kr> um....
[09:28] <qkr112kr> Free server
[09:28] <qkr112kr> Game Server File
[09:28] <ziroday> Glowball: well that, or you could slug along and wait for your youtube videos to finish
[09:28] <qkr112kr> MuOnline Season4
[09:28] <UbuTheUbi> hey
[09:28] <qkr112kr> Server File
[09:28] <qkr112kr> why?
[09:29] <Glowball> Oh, I already listened to them, but I want to listen even more :P
[09:29] <Glowball> Just some music
[09:29] <Glowball> Anyway, bye
[09:29] <Glowball> And thanks for your help :)
[09:29] <UbuTheUbi> Is there a way to specify the download location in something like firefox to download to ftp?
[09:29] <qkr112kr> ok
[09:29] <qkr112kr> sorry
[09:29] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: "download to ftp"?
[09:30] <UbuTheUbi> yeh like if im downloading something off the internet
[09:30] <fuzzybunny69y> hey eveyone! For some reason in many programs now the text always appears garbled and unreadable like as if one of the fonts is corrupted it usually occurs in web browsers but has occured in other things including the terminal. Has anyone else experienced this?
[09:30] <UbuTheUbi> i have a small hd so it would be nice to send it to my desktop via ftp
[09:30] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: you can mount a remote folder, and then set your download location to that folder
[09:31] <UbuTheUbi> Ouch I didnt want to say this but im wanting to send windows stuff to linux over ftp
[09:31] <UbuTheUbi> i tried to get samba setup on linux but couldnt get it to recognize
[09:31] <UbuTheUbi> i have a windows laptop with small hd and would like to download stuff to my desktop
[09:31] <UbuTheUbi> over the network
[09:32] <UbuTheUbi> desktop is ubuntu of coarse
[09:32] <UbuTheUbi> I had trouble setting up samba for my printer
[09:33] <PAPUL> !samba
[09:33] <UbuTheUbi> only way I could find it was using some guide to enter something like Http:192.168.1.xxx
[09:33] <UbuTheUbi> i did that let me look at the first link
[09:33] <UbuTheUbi> brb
[09:34] <kieran_uk2> morning all (again)... ;)
[09:34] <dsdeiz> woah using screen, then ssh-ing to a shell that resuming a screen on that shell caused some weird behaviours
[09:34] <UbuTheUbi> ok I read the second page but the first page is irrevalant to me
[09:35] <MTecknology> I Hate Audio
[09:35] <UbuTheUbi> let me find the string i had to use on windows for the printer brb
[09:36] <allister> can anyone give me some tips on how to patch wine? ive googled it everywhere and none of the instructions work
[09:36] <Kangarooo> Hello. I Have big question and long time im having problem with this. 1/2 year. How to start programming in RoR Netbeans on Ubuntu and install required packages from Canonical maintained packeges.? https://answers.launchpad.net/netbeans/+question/75371
[09:38] <UbuTheUbi> ok when i configured the printer even though i made it browsable on samba I could not browse and find it on windows I had to enter in 192.168.1.xxx:631 and it came up
[09:38] <ziroday> Kangarooo: are you using ubuntu?
[09:39] <UbuTheUbi> Im thinking I will have to do something similar with setting up samba as in not browsing just typing in the ipaddress / port
[09:39] <UbuTheUbi> but I dont know what the format would be
[09:40] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: just follow the printing setup in System > Administration > Printing
[09:40] <UbuTheUbi> I did that
[09:40] <UbuTheUbi> for some reason windows would not recognize it when i 'browsed'
[09:41] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: wait, are you talking about windows or linux here?
[09:41] <UbuTheUbi> and i set up samba and it wont find when I browse even though i have it set to browsabe.. thats not the problem though
[09:41] <UbuTheUbi> Linux host
[09:41] <UbuTheUbi> windows is the guest
[09:41] <Kangarooo> ziroday, yes ubuntu and i cant get statting netbeans ROR. itryd many times without tutorials and also 3 different tutorials.. none worked. so i want now to start using RoR Netbeans after installed on clean system from Canonical maintained packages.. Maybe a new packege could be made including all needed packages.. Ruby Rails RoR Ruby Gems Netbeans and then just start using
[09:41] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: and you are having trouble browsing it on windows?
[09:42] <UbuTheUbi> I got the printer configured successfully by using the 192.168.1.xxx type configuration
[09:42] <UbuTheUbi> is there a way to manually configure samba with a url
[09:42] <UbuTheUbi> i remember it would not take the  /hostname/printername format but it would take the ipaddress:port for printer
[09:43] <UbuTheUbi> i reckon to get samba filesharing setup i will have to do the same
[09:43] <UbuTheUbi> I just dont know the format
[09:43] <ziroday> Kangarooo: you can install ruby and netbeans from the repo's. As to have them intergrated you'd have to ask somebody else
[09:43]  * sattam brb4pray
[09:43] <peterva> Anyone here has experience with setting up ircd-hybrid?
[09:43] <Glowball> 735 MiB now, thanks :)
[09:43] <MTecknology> What app does gnome use to control output devices?
[09:44] <MTecknology> sound output*
[09:44] <ziroday> Glowball: that's still kinda high, tried taking a look through top again?
[09:44] <UbuTheUbi> easy noobproof way to set up samba share?
[09:44] <UbuTheUbi> like for printing
[09:44] <Glowball> Ziroday: with XChat, aMSN and Firefox open
[09:45] <ziroday> Glowball: mmm, that's okay I guess
[09:45] <Glowball> I checked it right after startup, got about 300 MiB
[09:46] <BlackDalek> When in "list view" in nautilus or other apps, using shift+click to try and select multiple items seems to sometime toggle expand/collapse directory trees... is there any way to disable this annoying feature so that shift+click only selects multiple items like you'd expect it to?
[09:46] <vvpalin> anyone know anything about making bash scripts and is willing to spare about 2min ?
[09:46] <UbuTheUbi> !swat
[09:47] <peterva> vvpalin: what do you want to know?
[09:47] <Makuseru> Hi, I have a problem. If i have Amarok open and playing music, then pause it and play a youtube video in firefox the video plays, but when i stop the video and unpause Amarok i have no sound and have to restart my computer to get sound back. Why is this happening and how can i stop it from happening?
[09:47] <tlarson> Here's an interesting one: I successfully created an MD raid1 device, but by ubuntu machine won't recognize partitions on it. /dev/md0 exists but /dev/md0p1 doesnt (even though it shows up in fdisk)
[09:48] <redrebel> is there a way to for my laptop battery to charge??
[09:48] <ikonia> redrebel: plug it in ?
[09:48] <redrebel> for some reason it is not chargin
[09:48] <ikonia> redrebel: that will be a hardware issue
[09:48] <Syrius> why is that
[09:48] <Syrius> The following packages have been kept back:
[09:48] <Syrius>   gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[09:48] <redrebel> i just bought it, and it drained, and it won't charge
[09:48] <Syrius> why is that kept back
[09:48] <UbuTheUbi> ok what should my workgroup be in the config?
[09:48] <ikonia> redrebel: probably a hardware issue
[09:48] <UbuTheUbi> does it matter?
[09:49] <UbuTheUbi> (for samba sharing
[09:49] <vvpalin> peterva, for starters how i could have it open a new shell and leave a program running after the script exits
[09:50] <peterva> I think you should google for 'nohup'
[09:50] <vvpalin> k
[09:50] <Syrius> The following packages have been kept back:
[09:50] <Syrius>   gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[09:50] <Saruji> hello I have a question for the members here, i want to be able to browse the internet through my computer at home from my work could somebody tell me the basics of how this is done?, thank you
[09:50] <Syrius> The following packages have been kept back: gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[09:50] <peterva> nohup doesn't send a hangup signal to the script after it's done
[09:50] <UbuTheUbi> hosts allow = 127. 192.168.0.
[09:51] <vvpalin> well how do i get it to open a new window with a command ?
[09:51] <UbuTheUbi> ok if my network is 192.168.1. something
[09:51] <BlackDalek> Is anyone familiar with the problem I am having with shift+click in list view? Or is it just my computer?
[09:51] <UbuTheUbi> should I change this field  ''hosts allow = 127. 192.168.0.'' in samba if my network is actually 192.168.1
[09:51] <UbuTheUbi> could that be why I cannot browse
[09:52] <peterva> vvpalin: have you tried executing /bin/bash ?
[09:52] <peterva> I believe you can give flags to it, so it opens a new screen with the process you want
[09:52] <Saruji> should I setup a http server and connect through that via ssh?
[09:52] <vvpalin> just write in "/bin/bash ls" ?
[09:53] <peterva> vvpalin: you should try 'man bash'
[09:53] <peterva> but I think it's possible something like that, yeah
[09:53] <Saruji> ?
[09:55] <vvpalin> peterva and you just give me the command to open a new shell and run ls, then keep running the rest of the script ?
[09:56] <vvpalin> because i really dont have time to read for the next hour
[09:56] <UbuTheUbi> im so confused.. i dont know if i just did this or if someone is trying to hack me
[09:56] <UbuTheUbi> i just got info that a new private network is detected
[09:57] <UbuTheUbi> at 169.254.245.180/255.255.0
[09:57] <jX> ok, so, I have Ubuntu 9.04 on a machine here acting as a server with Samba. Andit works great with all the boxes here. But now we have a netbook with Ubuntu Netbook Remix edition, and when trying to conenct to the windows share, it asks for a username, password, and domain. This is a home LAN, so there IS no domain, but UNR won't let us evey TRY to connect unless we enter something for teh domain
[09:57] <UbuTheUbi> thats not even close to my ip addreess
[09:57] <jX> the connect button stays greyed out until something's typed in the domain field
[09:57] <Boohbah> UbuTheUbi: perhaps you have found an open wireless access point
[09:58] <Stupendoussteve> UbuTheUbi: that's not a public IP address
[09:58] <jX> UbuTheUbi: That's an APIPA address, self assigned, non public
[09:58] <UbuTheUbi> apipa so should i have accepted it does it have to do with samba
[10:00] <UbuTheUbi> how do i know that it was my apipa address
[10:00] <UbuTheUbi> and starting samba have triggered that
[10:00] <ltracy> anybody here use mythnettv?
[10:06] <noMaster> .
[10:06] <kbp> does anyone here use xmacro? if yes please tell me if I can use decimal in "Delay" command (for example: delay 0.3) because it doesnt say anything on the website
[10:07] <noMaster> when I run Ubuntu liveCD I see login window. what is a pass?
[10:08] <Travo18> i dont think there is a pass noMaster
[10:09] <aurilliance> evening fantastic support + community peoples... my q: this is the second time it's happened to me btw, my mouse randomly stops working with ubuntu when i plug it into my laptop. It might work for 20 odd minutes then just stop suddenly. Last time restarting fixed the prob, but I haven't restarted this time, and would like to just get my mouse back.
[10:09] <aurilliance> is there a command to re-enable usb devices or something?
[10:09] <noMaster> my Live CD is blocked every time I try to boot Ubuntu. There is need a password. What does it mean?  A few days ago I loged in without any passwords
[10:09] <Travo18> noMaster: what version do you have
[10:09] <noMaster> the last. 9.04
[10:10] <ajah> can grep replace strings in file ?
[10:10] <Travo18> and you are going into the boot live cd??
[10:11] <noMaster> yes, I boot Ubuntu from LiveCD. It is booting. Then I see screen with password and login request
[10:11] <ajah> can grep replace strings in files
[10:11] <Travo18> noMaster: does it ask for a username??
[10:12] <noMaster> yes username and password. But I dont know it. this is licecd
[10:12] <Travo18> ajah: sorry i cannot help you with that..
[10:12] <Travo18> noMaster: i think this is a bug i have seen it a couple of times only try ubuntu as the username and no pass
[10:13] <noMaster> may be I should rewrite Ubuntu ISO?
[10:14] <Travo18> noMaster: what speed did you write it at??
[10:14] <Kangarooo> can someone give ubuntu picture bin adress?
[10:14] <noMaster> default, 10x
[10:15] <Travo18> noMaster: try burning at a slower speed it is recommended to burn at 4x if possible
[10:15] <noMaster> ok.tnx
[10:16] <Travo18> no worries
[10:16] <aurilliance> ;( I wan't my mouse back... any suggestions? ^
[10:16] <aurilliance> *want
[10:16] <Travo18> aurilliance: what is wrong with you mouse??
[10:16] <ubuntunom> aurilliance: ask your mom nicely
[10:16] <aurilliance> Travo18: It randomly stops working under ubuntu
[10:16] <aurilliance> ubuntunom: lol
[10:16] <aurilliance> It might work for about 20 mins then stop suddenlt
[10:17] <aurilliance> *y
[10:17] <Travo18> aurilliance: what mouse do you have and what version ubuntu
[10:17] <aurilliance> it's like the usb port stops sending full usb 2 power, because some lights on the mouse stay on, others (including the laser) go out
[10:17] <aurilliance> it's an MSI gaming mouse, usb, and 9.04
[10:18] <Aacron> hey quick question... is there an alarm clock type app for ubuntu?
[10:18] <aurilliance> is there a "force usb restart" command?
[10:18] <ubuntunom> Aacron: yes. wait a sec i'll check where it is
[10:19] <willvarfar> Aacron: there's a promising sounding "alarm-clock" package
[10:19] <Aacron> ubuntunom:  thanks :D  my actual alarm clock broke... that is one thing I just remembered that i miessed in windows :P
[10:19] <Aacron> task scheduler+winamp :))
[10:19] <Aacron> ahh thanks I'll check that out
[10:19] <Travo18> aurilliance: try this in a terminal type. sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:20] <Kangarooo> can someone give ubuntu picture bin adress? like pastebin but for pictures?
[10:20] <aurilliance> just use imagebin
[10:20] <willvarfar> is there a nice way to get nice graphs of network IO, hopefully with a nice UI?
[10:20] <aurilliance> it's not ubuntu but works
[10:20] <aurilliance> willvarfar: desktoplets
[10:21] <Travo18> http://paste.ubuntu.com/204051/
[10:21] <aurilliance> Travo18: Ok i'm looking at it in gedit now, but why did you want me to edit grub's file?
[10:21] <Travo18> aurilliance: ^^^^
[10:21] <AbyssLinuxTag> willvarfar, you can use also screenlets package
[10:22] <AbyssLinuxTag> willvarfar, but it require compiz to run
[10:22] <aurilliance> AbyssLinuxTag, willvarfar whoops, screenlets is what I mean XD
[10:22] <sessizce> selamlar ubuntu 9,04 64 bit hakkında bir sorunum var dosya işlemleri sırasında sistem aşırı kasılıyor kopyalama taşıma silme vb sıkıştırılmış dosya çıkarırken ...  fare takıla takıla gidiyor  bazen donuyor  bu genel bir sorun mudur?
[10:22] <Travo18> aurilliance: http://paste.ubuntu.com/204051/
[10:22] <Travo18> read these steps
[10:22]  * Travo18 slaps Travo18 around a bit with a large trout
[10:23]  * Boohbah looks at Travo18 
[10:23] <Travo18> haha
[10:23] <aurilliance> lol
[10:23] <aurilliance> Travo18: ok. thanks
[10:23] <Spike1506> im having some troubles with compiz lately.. having a lot of artifacts and i sometimes have to kill compiz
[10:23] <aurilliance> still curious as to what that will do?
[10:23] <Travo18> aurilliance: let us know what happens
[10:23] <aurilliance> meh ill try restarting then pole u further Travo18 :P
[10:23] <aurilliance> ty
[10:23] <aurilliance> bbak in a bit
[10:24] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, can you give some more details of the hardware specs
[10:24] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, sure, altough it did work fine before.
[10:24] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, what info do you need?
[10:24] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, so tell me what you mean with "before"!? what u did?
[10:25] <Aacron> aurilliance: where is this desktoplet thing?
[10:25] <Spike1506> problem is, i dont know lol.. its been like this for serveral days now
[10:25] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, did you update anything or installed new packages?
[10:26] <yoshi__> hi everyong
[10:26] <Spike1506> just updates
[10:26] <Aacron> akk he left...
[10:26] <UbuTheUbi> hostname lookups = no
[10:27] <UbuTheUbi> what does that do
[10:27] <UbuTheUbi> better yet what is the default
[10:27] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, does this happen evertime or from time to timwe
[10:27] <AbyssLinuxTag> ?
[10:27] <UbuTheUbi> hostname lookups = no in samba share
[10:27] <Spike1506> when compiz starts it works fine, after a X amount of time it starts doing it
[10:27] <yoshi__> question: i created 4 users with their own home directory, what i want is the there documents and picture folder is all pointing to 1 documents and picture folder so that they share their data that way. Can somebody tell me how to do it, i don't want to point to the same home dir in the user setting since they all have their custom desktop
[10:28] <AbyssLinuxTag> have you activated any other features in compiz wich need more system specs?
[10:28] <Spike1506> not that im aware of
[10:28] <Spike1506> running compiz from cli now to see for any errors
[10:29] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, can you pastbin your ls pci!?
[10:29] <unop> yoshi__,  put all these users in the same group .. create a directory (or directories) whose group owner is this group .. and redirect their directories to this one.
[10:29] <joop12> hello
[10:29] <joop12> ubuntu FAILED
[10:29] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, so i can get a detail information of your hardware
[10:29] <joop12> epically, as usually lol
[10:29] <Spike1506> sure
[10:29] <Spike1506> !pastebin
[10:30] <Travo18> !grub
[10:30] <yoshi__> unop well thats my questions how can i redirect the dirs
[10:30] <joop12> as result of messed up kernel ubuntu hanged and needed hard reboot.   After that some files are damaged, in example  the   X11  binaries.
[10:30] <unop> yoshi__, using symbolic links (symlinks)
[10:30] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, http://paste.ubuntu.com/204056/
[10:30] <joop12> How to reinstall all X11 related binaries
[10:31]  * joop12 whoops noob ubuntu for being so noob.  how could it fucked up binaries from reboot?
[10:31] <yoshi__> unop thanks i will search that in google
[10:31] <bazhang> joop12, watch the language
[10:31]  * joop12 gazes @ EN_en.UTF8
[10:31] <Makuseru> Hi, I have a problem. If i have Amarok open and playing music, then pause it and play a youtube video in firefox the video plays, but when i stop the video and unpause Amarok i have no sound and have to restart my computer to get sound back. Why is this happening and how can i stop it from happening?
[10:31] <unop> yoshi__,  see the ln manpage, especially the -s option
[10:31] <Travo18> bazhang: you were the person that helped me last night ay with the loading in low graphics mode???
[10:31] <joop12> how to reinstall all installed files?
[10:31] <yoshi__> unop tx !!
[10:31] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, what version of compiz youre using?
[10:32] <bazhang> Travo18, still having issues?
[10:32] <Travo18> no i just wanted to let you know that it worked a treat
[10:32] <Travo18> thankyou very much
[10:32] <bazhang> Travo18, good to hear :)
[10:32] <UbuTheUbi> O<I M TOING CRAZZY ZZZ
[10:32] <UbuTheUbi> why the heck wont windows recognize my sambe
[10:32] <UbuTheUbi> ive been working on this for only 3 and half hours
[10:32] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, howto check that?
[10:33] <pawan> i want to run fsck on /dev/sdc6
[10:33] <pawan> what the command
[10:33] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, wait a moment ill brb! need to leave the halls @ linuxday to smoke a cig! give me a few mins
[10:33] <Spike1506> pawan, first umount it, the fsck /dev/sdc6
[10:33] <pawan> unable to mount says unclean shutdown
[10:33] <Spike1506> sure ty AbyssLinuxTag
[10:34] <pawan> how
[10:34] <xuxubuntu> how to mount partitions in xfce ?
[10:36] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~$ sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdc6 /mnt -o force
[10:36] <pawan> fuse: mount failed: Device or resource busy
[10:37] <bluegene> hey guys, i have a problem with the time settings on my ubuntu server. i set the correct timezone with dpkg-reconfigure tzdata and synchronized with ntpdate, but it is still two hours to late
[10:37] <bluegene> does anyone know where else might be a problem?
[10:37] <Geine> hello all, what's this messages means? "Operation started, please apt.log for more information"
[10:37] <Geine> how can I see apt.log?
[10:37] <pawan> how to mount
[10:37] <Geine> pawan, man mount
[10:38] <pawan> whats the commnd
[10:38] <Geine> what you will mount?
[10:38] <Geine> find the device which you like to mount by this command : sudo fdisk -l
[10:38] <dva5912> Wow i never realizzed how much my dad hates windows 7. It wont do anything for him. And i guess the only alternative is to put Ubuntu linux on this machine. But there is one thing drawing us back. We have an "un-supported" printer, a Cannon Mp480. If we could some home get a work around for this i could put ubuntu on here for him. Any ideas as to get it working. Ive tryed all the obvious stuff before to no avail. I am able to get it to 
[10:39] <Geine> and then issue the command of mount like this : mount /dev/xx/ /mnt
[10:39] <Geine> done
[10:40] <pawan> !mount
[10:41] <bluegene> !timezone
[10:41] <bluegene> !Linux
[10:41] <maodun> I'm using ext3 as my fs. I have multiple processes that need to access a resource and need to implement locking between them. Can I use file-base locks? E.g., if all the processes try to create a file called 'lock' in some directory 'foo' simultaneously, am I guaranteed that only one will succeed and the rest will fail (or block)?
[10:41] <dva5912> !botabuse
[10:41] <zugiart> Hi all - I just found out that Pidgin supports IRC
[10:41] <lorenzosu> dva5912: Bad luck... according to Linuz foundation it is a "paperweight" printer linux-wise.
[10:41] <zugiart> this is ulrea neat O_o
[10:42] <UbuTheUbi> !swat
[10:42] <dva5912> lorenzosu: Yeah that defenently not what i wanted to here :( my mother just spent a hundred something buck for this and is defenently not going to want to get rid of it
[10:43] <lorenzosu> dva5912: I know what you feel. The only thing I can think of (nut not really a "solution") is to push the manufacturer (in this case Canon) to make compatibility with linux.
[10:43] <Geine> Operation started, please apt.log for more information, what is this mean?
[10:43] <danierie> michael r.i.p. im sure he used an ubunt desktop his whole life trough....
[10:44] <Geine> how can I do "apt.log?
[10:44] <lorenzosu> dva5912: The more phone calls/contacts they get from customers asking for linux support, the more they'll 'think' about supporting them.
[10:44] <dva5912> lorenzosu: and from what i hear they and most defenently not going to do it. I dont think theve made even one product to support the possiblility of linux.
[10:44] <dam0> hello, im just about to get a pc built, im just wondering if new pc`s these days are 64bit instead of 32bit? is this correct?
[10:45]  * dva5912 goes to gather fifty people for an all night call a thon
[10:45] <dam0> adeeelll
[10:45] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, try compiz --version
[10:45] <adeeel> :)
[10:45] <raylu> dva5912: i have a canon too. it's one of the reasons i dualboot
[10:45] <dva5912> lorenzosu: Thanks for your help anyway.
[10:45] <UbuTheUbi> Ok
[10:45] <zugiart> @maodun: flock ?
[10:45] <raylu> dva5912: if you have an old machine, you can set it up as a print server, though
[10:46] <UbuTheUbi> I just actually got swat up and running
[10:46] <UbuTheUbi> can someone PLEASE walk me through the rest
[10:46] <maodun> zugiart: flock?
[10:46] <lorenzosu> dva5912: Most welcome. But I guess filing the complaint won't do harm :)
[10:46] <AdvoWork> hi there, what file controls my mounts? cant remember it
[10:46] <dva5912> raylu: I was thinking of purchasing a new router and i guess if i am it might as well get a print router
[10:46] <raylu> dva5912: no old computers lying around, then?
[10:46] <UbuTheUbi> it shows me having no active shares even though i right clicked to share a folder
[10:47] <Myrtti> danierie: please keep the offtopic elsewhere, this is for Ubuntu support only
[10:47] <UbuTheUbi> and followed the instructions in the samba setup guide
[10:47] <aurilliance> Travo18: It didn't work initially, then it started, I'm wondering if it's something built into the mouse or something because it worked when I held down 2 of the function buttons and plugged it in... thanks for your help :P
[10:47] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, that didnt work
[10:47] <UbuTheUbi> Haaaalllllp  for GODs sake!!!!
[10:47] <bazhang> dva5912, http://www.turboprint.info/printers_Canon.html here is pay for Linux driver
[10:47] <dva5912> raylu: Unfortunently not. We are on a temporary move for the rest of this year and part of next. All my computer parts are back in florida
[10:47] <UbuTheUbi> wtf
[10:47] <Travo18> aurilliance: so it did work??
[10:47] <UbuTheUbi> ive been doing this shit for hours
[10:47] <aurilliance> yeah
[10:47] <UbuTheUbi> come on
[10:47] <raylu> !patience | UbuTheUbi
[10:48] <lorenzosu> dva5912: Maybe you've already seen this: http://mp610.blogspot.com/2008/04/give-your-scanner-new-freshly-sane.html
[10:48] <Travo18> aurilliance: good to hear
[10:48] <UbuTheUbi> screw this
[10:48] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, o.O that have to work
[10:48] <aurilliance> Travo18: indeed :)
[10:48] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, try compiz --help but im sure the --version option should be there
[10:48] <UbuTheUbi> patience has got me nowhere ive been on here for 4 and a half hours I know its something simple im doing wrong
[10:48] <dva5912> I didnt know asus made routers... Anyone recomend them?
[10:49] <dva5912> Heres my print router :D:D http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowImage.aspx?CurImage=33-320-023-05.jpg&Image=33-320-023-01.jpg,33-320-023-02.jpg,33-320-023-03.jpg,33-320-023-04.jpg,33-320-023-05.jpg,33-320-023-06.jpg,33-320-023-08.jpg&S7ImageFlag=0&WaterMark=1&Item=N82E16833320023&Depa=0&Description=ASUS%20WL-520gU%20Wireless%20Router%20with%20All-in-One%20Print%20Server/%20DD-WRT%20Open%20Source%20support
[10:50] <steve> hey
[10:50] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, both options dont work and start compiz instead
[10:50] <lekremyelsew> yo dawg
[10:50] <zugiart> Hey all, is there anything I can use in Ubuntu to sync google calendar to Nokia e71 phone?
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> does no one know a bit a bout networking in here
[10:51] <ajah> i have a4tech web cam i`ve install gspca-source and then installed camarama to check how it workz with the new the drive but doesn`t work
[10:51] <Myrtti> zugiart: sure, several ways
[10:51] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, depends on the question! ask right away
[10:51] <steve> #ubuntu-mythtv
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> i have swat setup
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> for samba
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> how do i get windows to see ti
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> i can log into the swat thing from windows
[10:52] <UbuTheUbi> but i want to assign a drive name and share folders
[10:52] <UbuTheUbi> ive googled and followed so many guides
[10:52] <UbuTheUbi> so if your goiing to google plz dont ;)
[10:52] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605
[10:52] <Myrtti> zugiart: http://www.google.com/sync/symbian.html
[10:52] <Travo18> ubutheubi: sometimes there arent people on here that are able to help you i am sorry but there is nothing i can do..
[10:53] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, then is something wrong cause i tested on 2 system and it works
[10:53] <aurilliance> is there a shortcut to open <arg can't remember the name of gnome's explorer, insert it here, you know, the file broswer>....
[10:53] <AdvoWork> if you alter /etc/fstab do you just need todo sudo mount -a ?
[10:54] <lekremyelsew> aurilliance, nautilus --no-desktop
[10:54] <joop12> how to reinstall all programs?
[10:54] <aurilliance> ty
[10:54] <joop12> because ubuntu managed to destroy itself (good job(
[10:54] <AbyssLinuxTag> joop12, dpkg-reconfigure
[10:54] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, any solution ?
[10:55] <joop12> AbyssLinuxTag: reinstall?
[10:56] <AbyssLinuxTag> joop or you can purge-remove the package
[10:56] <AbyssLinuxTag> and reinstall it
[10:56] <AbyssLinuxTag> joop12, this might be helpfull: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/how-do-i-get-apt-get-to-completely-uninstall-a-package-237772/
[10:57] <Travo18> i am installing windows vista, xp and ubuntu i which order would be the best
[10:57] <Travo18> should i install both windows copies and then ubuntu
[10:57] <lekremyelsew> Travo18, if you can then yes
[10:57] <divXjunk> Travo18, yes that is the easiest
[10:57] <AbyssLinuxTag> Travo18, XP then Viste then Ubuntu
[10:57] <lekremyelsew> because windows usually kills grub
[10:58] <gemilang> help, where  i can ask for why my p3 desktop cannot run ubuntu 9.04
[10:58] <Travo18> ok thankyou
[10:58] <AbyssLinuxTag> Travo18, cause depend on your version of xp it wont be regonize your Vista
[10:59] <graet-ubu> aah.net
[11:00] <lekremyelsew> gemilang, when does it stop working?
[11:00] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, might the purge remove and reinstall stuff work for me too?
[11:01] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, errm actualy i cant tell you
[11:01] <Spike1506> well
[11:01]  * Spike1506 tries
[11:01] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, go way to find it out :)
[11:03] <kbp> hi I'm new to Ubuntu. Can anyone give me the code in Bash Shell that execute a program every 30s interval? Thanks alot :)
[11:03] <divXjunk> kpb, check out the 'crontab', that's what you need.
[11:03] <kbp> thank you :)
[11:03] <AbyssLinuxTag> kbp, crontab -e
[11:05] <kbp> thank you Abyss I have executed it and I'm reading the manual for this command :)
[11:06] <zugiart> man this channel rocks
[11:06] <zugiart> kudos to you guys (& gals)
[11:06] <UbuTheUbi> what the heck.. Now i dont have permissions to make a folder on my desktop
[11:07] <UbuTheUbi> what the heeeeecck why cant i make a folder on my desktop anymore
[11:07] <UbuTheUbi> what would do that?
[11:07] <ubuntu> hey guys,has anybody got some time to help me out?
[11:07] <lekremyelsew> thats what we are here for
[11:07] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi,  look at the permission with ls -l
[11:07] <AbyssLinuxTag> lekremyelsew, indeep or at least were trying to
[11:07] <AdvoWork> anyone here any good with bash scripting?
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> wow its nobody no group
[11:08] <ubuntu> is there a private chat option?
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> i did that following some stupid tutorial
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> how do i fix it
[11:08] <ubuntu> I can't find you on the user list
[11:08] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, then chown it back to your user and group
[11:08] <lekremyelsew> ubuntu, if you post in here everyone will learn
[11:08] <ubuntu> ok
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> i cant
[11:08] <ubuntu> yesterday in startup manager
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> I dont have the rights
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> what the FFFFf
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> \
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> asdf
[11:08] <FloodBot1> UbuTheUbi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:08] <UbuTheUbi> asdf
[11:09] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, do it with sudo
[11:09] <ubuntu> i put the number of kernels to display at startup to zero
[11:09] <UbuTheUbi> oh my
[11:09] <Trent0r_> What is a good plugin for firefox that will allow me to play music files inside of the browser, totem stopped doing it for some reason
[11:09] <zugiart> Ubu
[11:09] <ubuntu> and now it deleted all the kernel lines in my menu.lst
[11:09] <zugiart> calm down dude
[11:09] <ubuntu> and I don't know how to write new ones
[11:09] <lekremyelsew> ubuntu, do you run a generic kernal?
[11:10] <UbuTheUbi> it says i am not the owner
[11:10] <ubuntu> yes
[11:10] <UbuTheUbi> and cannot change permissions
[11:10] <ubuntu> it's ubuntu 8.04
[11:10] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, at least give back a little respect to this channel and the people who tried to help you out
[11:10] <zugiart> @UbuTheUbi pls reply to my msg
[11:10] <Stupendoussteve> UbuTheUbi: change them back so you are with sudo
[11:10] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, do it as root with sudo
[11:10] <ubuntu> i'm not sure which version of the kernel it is
[11:10] <ubuntu> and don't know how to check
[11:10] <UbuTheUbi> thanks
[11:10] <lekremyelsew> ubuntu, can you get into the computer?
[11:10] <ubuntu> i'm using live cd now
[11:10] <UbuTheUbi> someones helping me im about to loose it here
[11:10] <sakjur> ubuntu: uname -a should work
[11:11] <lekremyelsew> hmm
[11:11] <sakjur> ohh
[11:11] <Stupendoussteve> UbuTheUbi: It's not a big deal, really minor really
[11:11] <ubuntu> so yes,i can acces my old menu.lst and everything
[11:11] <Trent0r_> why are you using the name ubuntu, kinda odd
[11:11] <sakjur> isn't there a "repair" mode in the alt cd?
[11:11] <ubuntu> this is the first time i have used irc
[11:11] <ubuntu> how do i change the nick
[11:11] <lekremyelsew> ubuntu, go in /boot/grub/
[11:11] <ubuntu> wht command
[11:11] <ubuntu> ok
[11:12] <ubuntu> just a sec
[11:12] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, chown -R youruser:youruser /home/
[11:12] <lekremyelsew> and see if you can edit the file menu.lst
[11:12] <sakjur> Ubuntu, btw. /name *NICK* changes IRC-nick
[11:12] <ubuntu> i can with gedit
[11:12] <ubuntu> it's no problem
[11:12] <Myrtti> sakjur: in some clients
[11:12] <lekremyelsew> ok
[11:12] <lekremyelsew> hold on a sec
[11:12] <Myrtti> ubuntu: /nick <newnick>
[11:12] <ubuntu> name miroslav
[11:12] <i> Myrtti: forgot, it's /nick
[11:12] <i> :) clumsy me
[11:13] <ubuntu> name *miroslav*
[11:13] <sakjur> ubuntu /nick miroslav
[11:13] <lekremyelsew> do you have 9.04?
[11:13] <Cap0ne> yep
[11:13] <Cap0ne> y ?
[11:13] <miroslav85> no
[11:14] <miroslav85> 8.04
[11:14] <lekremyelsew> ok
[11:14] <miroslav85> i'm in the menu.lst now
[11:14] <Cap0ne> hey guys.
[11:14] <sp0ckk> I'm running the latest version of Kubuntu; would it be simple to replace KDM with GDM?
[11:14] <gemilang> help, What can computer pentium 3 running ubuntu 9:04?
[11:15] <lekremyelsew> after ## ## End Default Options ##
[11:15] <AbyssLinuxTag> sp0ckk, well kde have many packages installed
[11:15] <Stupendoussteve> gemilang: Xubuntu maybe
[11:15] <aurilliance> how the heck can I chmod a file to not be completley locked
[11:15] <lekremyelsew> try putting something like this in http://paste.ubuntu.com/204078/
[11:15] <AbyssLinuxTag> sp0ckk, you wanna drop kde? or install also gnome?
[11:15] <aurilliance> been trying for 1/2 an hour to copy one file!!!! ARGGG
[11:15] <zugiart> all, I'm working with UbuTheUbi to restore his desktop
[11:15] <lekremyelsew> wait actually, hold on a sec
[11:15] <zugiart> using his terminal, he can go in and create folders i.e. mkdir test
[11:15] <aurilliance> !chmod
[11:16] <zugiart> but using GNOME, he can't create a folder in his desktop
[11:16] <miroslav85> ok
[11:16] <gemilang> Stupendoussteve, and else?
[11:16] <zugiart> i.e. he can't right click > new folder
[11:16] <zugiart> any clues / tips ?
[11:16] <Stupendoussteve> gemilang: You're not likely to have a good experience with regular Ubuntu, or Kubuntu, on a Pentium 3
[11:16] <AbyssLinuxTag> zugiart, does he have the rights to do this action?
[11:16] <UbuTheUbi> !swat
[11:16] <zugiart> Yes,
[11:17] <zugiart> I asked him to do ls -ltrh on ~/Desktop
[11:17] <domas> damn, linux manuals are written by idiots
[11:17] <zugiart> he got permission for it all. He can create files & folders from command line
[11:17] <domas> memcpy(void *restrict s1, const void *restrict s2, size_t n);
[11:17] <zugiart> (20:17:09) domas: damn, linux manuals are written by idiots <-- nah, they're written by geeks
[11:17] <sp0ckk> AbyssLinuxTag, I want to keep KDE4, but use GDM.
[11:17] <lekremyelsew> ubuntu is there by chance a menu.lst~ file in there?
[11:17] <gemilang> Stupendoussteve, so would you give me advice for my p3 desktop?
[11:17] <lekremyelsew> oops
[11:17] <miroslav85> yes
[11:17] <domas> zugiart: by idiot geeks. instead of naming variables as 'src' and 'dst' they name them 's1' and 's2'
[11:17] <miroslav85> it's open now
[11:17] <AbyssLinuxTag> sp0ckk, sudo apt-get install gdm
[11:17] <lekremyelsew> miroslav85,  is there by chance a menu.lst~ file in there?
[11:18] <Stupendoussteve> gemilang: Install Xubuntu, it is the suggested alternative for a lower spec computer
[11:18] <miroslav85> i'm editing it now
[11:18] <gemilang> what kind of linux should i use
[11:18] <lekremyelsew> miroslav85, is there one with a ~ after it?
[11:18] <domas> of course, 'const' will make it clear, etc, but still...
[11:18] <sp0ckk> AbyssLinuxTag, and then will GDM just become the default graphical login manager?
[11:18] <Stupendoussteve> domas: Really depends on the manual, they're not all written by the same person. You could put a bug on whatever the upstream author uses for such things
[11:18] <AbyssLinuxTag> sp0ckk, afaik yes otr at least you get the ncurse question
[11:19] <domas> stupendoussteve: yeah yeah :) I'd like to see Ulrich Drepper triage such bug :)
[11:19] <miroslav85> I mounted my linux partition and am editing the menu.lst
[11:19] <Stupendoussteve> domas: Oh. Yes. That won't happen. ;)
[11:19] <Stupendoussteve> Insta-"WontFix"
[11:19] <domas> stupendoussteve: "what? you can't figure out that s2 means...!!!"
[11:19] <chevdor> helloooo
[11:19] <domas> that reminds me of people who name variables 'c','cc','ccc','c1','c2','c3' all in same function
[11:20] <domas> I just wrote awesome program
[11:20] <domas> http://p.defau.lt/?fugRsPiIge0gB10OrJtDpw - it clears OS cache for specific directory
[11:20] <Myrtti> can you please keep your discussion to Ubuntu support issues?
[11:20] <Baltho> Hello: I have a problem...
[11:20] <domas> why does ubuntu by default not have _GNU_SOURCE standard?
[11:20] <domas> thats ubuntu support question :)
[11:20] <AbyssLinuxTag> domas, afaik in every synopsis is explaind the params
[11:20] <alcohol> is there a reason I can't access http://a.b.local/ formatted domains? (they're hosted on the local dev server)
[11:20] <miroslav85> sorry,didn't see tha last one
[11:20] <pedestrianentran> does ubuntu by default block ssh from the www? Im trying to ssh into my machine from a different part of the country, and i get a password prompt. However my password is always rejected. Is it possible that the machine (ubuntu jaunty default install, with openssh-server installed by me) is rejecting me because of my ip address?
[11:21] <domas> abysslinuxtag: you can join Ulrich now!
[11:21] <miroslav85> one what with ~
[11:21] <miroslav85> ?
[11:21] <alcohol> domas: heh, you here!
[11:21] <lekremyelsew> a file called menu.lst~?
[11:21] <miroslav85> let me open nautilus
[11:21] <Myrtti> domas: that sounds like a question to the devs.
[11:21] <domas> lekremyelsew: thats vim backup
[11:21] <domas> myrtti: dunno, I'm just a user! :)
[11:22] <miroslav85> no
[11:22] <miroslav85> just menu.lst.backup
[11:22] <lekremyelsew> miroslav85, oh darn
[11:22] <lekremyelsew> wait
[11:22] <alcohol> anyone able to answer my question?
[11:22] <lekremyelsew> thats good
[11:22] <Baltho> nvidia TNT2 card, won't appear in the Hardware Drivers list - it's empty. Tried installing/removing everything, left no stone unturned.. any clues? It works fine in 64studio...
[11:22] <lekremyelsew> open that
[11:22] <Stupendoussteve> alcohol: Is the address on a DNS server or /etc/hosts?
[11:22] <miroslav85> it's got all of the kernels listed
[11:23] <lekremyelsew> k then copy those over to the menu.lst file and it should be good to go
[11:23] <alcohol> Stupendoussteve: I use the local gateway as dns server, and it has said address in it's /etc/hosts. it works through all the windows machines here.
[11:23] <miroslav85> I'll try it now
[11:23] <Stupendoussteve> alcohol: Windows will resolve using the SMB names, Ubuntu won't
[11:24] <alcohol> smb?
[11:24] <alcohol> no it's just an apache virtual host.
[11:24] <Stupendoussteve> alcohol: What happens when you attempt to ping it?
[11:24] <kbp> I have a very simple code: 1st line: #/bin/sh         2nd line: ./test < input.txt. When I run that script it gives me "Permission denied", even though I'm logged in as root!? Any idea?
[11:24] <alcohol> unknown host.
[11:25] <Stupendoussteve> alcohol: Sounds like it's not correct in /etc/hosts then
[11:25] <alcohol> which is odd, because it does resolve entries such as http://shortdomain/
[11:25] <miroslav85> hey
[11:25] <lekremyelsew> yah?
[11:25] <miroslav85> I'll restart and try it out now
[11:25] <lekremyelsew> k
[11:25] <miroslav85> and connect to tell you if it works
[11:25] <alcohol> Stupendoussteve: in my local /etc/hosts, or on the gateway?
[11:26] <Stupendoussteve> alcohol: The DNS server is not telling the address, and it is apparently not on the /etc/hosts locally
[11:26] <alcohol> Stupendoussteve: may I ping you 2 lines from terminal?
[11:26] <alcohol> err, pm*
[11:26] <Stupendoussteve> Sure
[11:27] <gemilang> thanks
[11:28] <Baltho> pedestrianentran - if ur getting a password prompt, you're not being blocked, you're talking to an ssh server. is it yours? (lol) Do you need to belong to a certain group to get ssh access? root will probably be turned off by default of course...
[11:29] <pedestrianentran> Baltho: yeah its mine. Ok so root is turned off by default? I had tried root. I wonder if im using the wrong username.....
[11:29] <miroslav85> hey
[11:29] <miroslav85> it works
[11:29] <lekremyelsew> hooray
[11:29] <miroslav85> thanks for saving my ass
[11:30] <miroslav85> this is my fathers computer
[11:30] <lekremyelsew> oh god
[11:30] <miroslav85> and I'm leaving town today
[11:30] <miroslav85> so good thing you help me fix it
[11:30] <pedestrianentran> Baltho:hooray you were right.... i was using the host name instead of the username.... im and idiot
[11:30] <miroslav85> so I can set the number of kernekls to display to 1,right?
[11:31] <Baltho> pedestrianentran: nice one m8
[11:31] <lekremyelsew> you should probably just leave the three default ones
[11:31] <miroslav85> ok
[11:31] <lekremyelsew> cuz the recovery mode comes in handy sometimes
[11:31] <miroslav85> yeah
[11:32] <miroslav85> well thanks again,bye
[11:33] <UbuTheUbi> !swat
[11:33] <Stupendoussteve> UbuTheUbi: try /msg ubottu swat, if you're just getting information for yourself
[11:34] <lekremyelsew> oopsies
[11:34] <alcohol> Could anyone help me figure out why I can't access domains hosted on a local dev server when they end in '.local'?
[11:35] <Kangarooo> whats http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/ jaunty partner ?
[11:35] <UbuTheUbi> I
[11:35] <UbuTheUbi> Figured it out
[11:35] <UbuTheUbi> with some help
[11:35] <Stupendoussteve> Kangarooo: Some apps that companies make available, Opera is in there for example
[11:35] <TheScorp> Hi peeps :)
[11:35] <UbuTheUbi> but yeah If you guys ever run into this again if someone has a nonstandard local ip
[11:35] <UbuTheUbi> ie
[11:35] <UbuTheUbi> 192.
[11:35] <Kangarooo> Stupendoussteve, how can i see all whats only in http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/ jaunty partner ?
[11:36] <UbuTheUbi> 192.168.(1).1 and not 192.168.0.1
[11:36] <UbuTheUbi> it is set by default to .0.1 and just .0 in way too may places
[11:36] <TheScorp> Any of you got any experience with getting sound to work over hdmi? I bought a new Asrock Ion 330 thingie, and even tho everything seems alright, I get no sound :/
[11:36] <UbuTheUbi> just replace all the .0.1's and .0's with 1.1
[11:36] <UbuTheUbi> frikin 5 hours to figure that out
[11:37] <UbuTheUbi> FAIILLLLLLLL
[11:37] <UbuTheUbi> thing that tripped me up is you can actully connect the printer and connect to the swat by usint the correct ip addy on the client
[11:37] <eglandon1> ok i just have to put out a congrats to ubuntu they fixed alot of things going from 8.04 to 9.04
[11:37] <UbuTheUbi> but the browsable stuff didnt work im out
[11:37] <Stupendoussteve> Kangarooo: Enable the repo, open synaptic, click the origin button and choose that one
[11:37] <UbuTheUbi> ive had enough fail for 1 day
[11:38] <Stupendoussteve> Kangarooo: Looking at it in Jaunty there is only adobe-flashplugin and acroread
[11:38] <Kangarooo> clap clap clap to all Ubuntu contributers
[11:40] <eglandon1> hey are there any native linux games that are similar to either the old simcity like games, or the new sims?
[11:40] <Stupendoussteve> Old simcity, LinCity
[11:41] <Stupendoussteve> LinCity-NG I guess
[11:42] <lekremyelsew> eglandon1, opencity
[11:43] <skazhy> Hi! How can I get PyPanel working on ubuntu jaunty? I was trying with aptitude, but it didnt work :/
[11:46] <alcohol> Could anyone help me figure out why I can't access domains hosted on a local dev server when they end in '.local'? It works fine when I'm booted into winxp, it fails under ubuntu 9.04
[11:47] <milligan_> have you added hosts?
[11:48] <alcohol> why would I have to? they're in /etc/hosts on my gateway which is used as a dns server on the local network.
[11:49] <alcohol> all other local hosted domains work. anything ending in .local fails though.
[11:49] <iceroot> is the intel-vga-driver part of the kernel or an extra package? i am using a special eeepc-kernel but the intel-driver is very very bad
[11:49] <alcohol> it's as if it does not try to use the local dns server to resolve domains ending in .local
 I wanna use Newsgroups, which program should i use ? </troll>
[11:50] <iceroot> DjAngo23: thunderbird
[11:50] <andrew_46> DjAngo23: slrn is having a big revival at the moment
[11:51] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I can't play videos from Cnet Tv. Please help.
[11:51] <andrew_46> DjAngo23: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=475246
[11:52] <domas> alcohol: /etc/hosts is not used as DNS source
[11:52] <domas> alcohol: those two name resolution systems are separate
[11:52] <DjAngo23> iceroot: Isn't Thunderbird for email ?
[11:52] <iceroot> DjAngo23: also for newsgroups
[11:52] <DjAngo23> andrew_46: Thanks for the link, gonna take a look
[11:52] <DjAngo23> iceroot: Okay, gonna take a look aswel then
[11:52] <alcohol> domas: then why does it work perfectly fine when I'm booted into xp on this machine?
[11:52] <iceroot> DjAngo23: and newsgroups are email
[11:53] <alcohol> domas: I use the same dns server (192.168.1.2) from winxp and ubuntu.
[11:53] <DjAngo23> Yeah.
[11:53] <DjAngo23> iceroot: Are both remotly accessible ?
[11:53] <iceroot> DjAngo23: yes
[11:53] <alcohol> domas: all the domains ending in .local work fine when I'm in xp. can't resolve them when I'm in ubuntu :<
[11:53] <domas> .local is bonjour/zeroconf/etc, right?
[11:54] <IsUp> hello
[11:54] <domas> so start bonjour/zeroconf/etc on ubuntu :)
[11:54] <alcohol> domas: so it's conflicting with something?
[11:54] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I can't play videos from Cnet Tv. Please help.
[11:54] <IsUp> i am trying to setup hylafax + iaxmodem and faxgetty on my Ubuntu Server 9.04. i've setupped everything works like a charm
[11:54] <iceroot> alcohol: have a look if ping domain.local resolve your localhost
[11:54] <alcohol> domas: the .local domains are just apache hosted vhosts.
[11:54] <alcohol> domas: also hosted on 192.168.1.2
[11:55] <IsUp> but have a problem. hylafax and iaxmodem works as service. they have startup scripts but faxgetty not!
[11:55] <domas> then maybe ubuntu has bonjour and xp does not!
[11:55] <domas> :)
[11:55] <negge> I have an Asus EeePC 701, the one with only 4 GB of storage space. This means I cannot upgrade from Intrepid to Jaunty, the installer says it needs a little more free space. I just bought a 2GB SD-card, can I somehow mount this as a temporary filesystem or something that the installer can use so I can upgrade?
[11:55] <IsUp> so i have to start faxgetty manually. and /etc/inittab not works too
[11:55] <alcohol> bonjour is not on xp by default no (though quicktime/itunes tends to install it)
[11:55] <IsUp> i really need help. all works without a problem. i just need to put "/usr/sbin/faxgetty ttyIAX0" to startup
[11:56] <IsUp> any ideas?
[11:56] <iceroot> negge: normaly it says it is needing more space on /boot
[11:56] <iceroot> negge: not on /
[11:56] <lekremyelsew> Hi all, is changing the Qt 4 appearance supposed to change the look of kde 3 apps?
[11:57] <negge> iceroot: why would it need more space on /boot?
[11:57] <iceroot> negge: because there will be installed  new kernel-image
[11:57] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I can't play videos from Cnet Tv. Please help.
[11:57] <negge> iceroot: yes but that's not the only problem, the installer says it needs about 1 GB more space...
[11:57] <iceroot> negge: is your error "more free space on / needed" or "/boot"?
[11:57] <iceroot> negge: ah ok
[11:58] <negge> iceroot: haven't checked, it was a while ago since I tried upgrading
[11:58] <iceroot> negge: sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get clean   will cleanup some space
[11:58] <iceroot> negge: its clearing the apt-cache and removes packages no longer needed
[11:59] <Kan3_> Greetings, If I tar a file in windows and untar in ubuntu the file permissions would become 777?
[12:01] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I can't play videos from Cnet Tv. Please help.
[12:02] <IsUp> I can't start anything from /etc/inittab, whats wrong?
[12:04] <DjAngo23> iceroot: Is thunderbird workin with nzb aswell ?
[12:05] <iceroot> DjAngo23: sorry dont know nzb
[12:05] <iceroot> IsUp: sudo
[12:05] <MTecknology> I've been having consistent error that stops the shutdown process. Where do I find this message?
[12:05] <IsUp> i am already logged with root
[12:05] <iceroot> IsUp: sudo /etc/init.d/programname start
[12:06] <IsUp> iceroot: faxgetty doesnt have a init script. that's my problem
[12:06] <iceroot> IsUp: ah ok
[12:06] <IsUp> i have to run '/usr/sbin/faxgetty ttyIAX0' command on startup
[12:06] <IsUp> and all problems goes
[12:06] <IsUp> but i cant find any to execute it on startup
[12:06] <IsUp> inittab not works
[12:06] <andrew_46> DjAngo23: If you are new to newsgroups slrn might be a tall order, but there is Pan
[12:07] <iceroot> IsUp: i am always using cron for something like that.... @reboot /usr/sbin/faxgetty ttyIAX0
[12:07] <nightdrever> does anyone know wherwe i can downlad automatix??
[12:07] <bazhang> nightdrever, dont think of doing that
[12:07] <nightdrever> why?
[12:07] <ka> How do I follow windows symlinks in ubuntu? I keep getting asked which app I want to open the *.lnk file with.
[12:07] <IsUp> iceroot: let me test now.
[12:08] <bazhang> it is a complete system breaker nightdrever
[12:08] <nightdrever> what good then?
[12:08] <bazhang> nightdrever, no need for it these days, besides
[12:08] <DjAngo23> andrew_46: I'm not new on newsgroup in Widonws, but on Ubuntu, i think things are different
[12:08] <DjAngo23> andrew_46: i found Hellanzb is that okay ?
[12:09] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I can't play videos from Cnet Tv. Please help.
[12:09] <andrew_46> DjAngo23: I have not tried this I am afraid
[12:09] <bazhang> nightdrever, for codecs etc: ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:09] <IsUp> iceroot: haha thanks. it works
[12:10] <bazhang> nightdrever, also check out medibuntu.org for some packages you may wish, instructions on the site
[12:10] <IsUp> iceroot: let me ask another thing. it's not working as a service. but how can i restart it?
[12:10] <IsUp> i am accesing to server over SSH.
[12:10] <iceroot> IsUp: you can also write your on init-script but i like the cron-@reboot more :)
[12:10] <IsUp> so its not going to work when i close SSH session
[12:10] <iceroot> IsUp: hm, only know killall and then restart....
[12:11] <IsUp> i want to run it as a service. like 'service faxgetty start|stop|restart'
[12:11] <iceroot> IsUp: it is working if you close ssh
[12:11] <IsUp> how?
[12:11] <iceroot> IsUp: you have not startet it with ssh, the system (cron) has startet it at boot
[12:11] <iceroot> IsUp: it should still run if you close ssh
[12:11] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I can't play videos from Cnet Tv. Please help.
[12:12] <IsUp> okay iceroot, i'll try.
[12:12] <IsUp> thank you.
[12:12] <iceroot> ubu1: error-message?
[12:12] <bazhang> ubu1, 64bit Ubuntu?
[12:12] <iceroot> ubu1: youtube is working?
[12:12] <iceroot> ubu1: or any other flash sites
[12:12] <yoshi__> hello everyone, question the unlock button stays gray for the users-admin application even tried with gksudo but still i can't unlock it any ideas ?
[12:13] <force> hi, i'm using xrdp, i have a console window manager which is run via gdm, the problem im having is when i connect via rdp, i see a blank x session, it is working as far as x goes (tested with xeyes), but it is not invoking a window manager
[12:13] <dam0> do i have to run 64bit version of ubuntu on this motherboard? intel BLkdg43nb motherboard g43, 1333, atx, pcie 2.0, gblan, ddr2 ?
[12:13] <ubu1> Yes, Youtube works fine. I have 32 Ubuntu 9.04.
[12:13] <force> anyone had this issue before here?
[12:13] <iceroot> ubu1: can you post a link for a video which is not working?
[12:14] <force> i suspect this is because of the DISPLAY variable attempting to execute the window manager on :0 instead of :1
[12:14] <ubu1> http://cnettv.cnet.com/?tag=hdr%3bbrandnav
[12:14] <force> but i'm not sure where to set this display variable in the scripts ..
[12:14] <mickster04> any body here had problems with adobe flash on the NBR?
[12:15] <iceroot> ubu1: hm, its working with jaunty and flash 10 (ubuntu-restricted-extras)
[12:15] <Makuseru> Hi, I have a problem. If i have Amarok open and playing music, then pause it and play a youtube video in firefox the video plays, but when i stop the video and unpause Amarok i have no sound and have to restart my computer to get sound back. Why is this happening and how can i stop it from happening?
[12:15] <JGodbou1> Okay I need help asap. I sudo apt-got quake2-data, and then did the sudo dpkg-reconfigure quake2-data command to get the files from the internet. I don't know how to actually run quake2 though. I read somewhere that you need to sudo apt-get install quake2, but my Ubuntu 8.04 can't find the quake2 package.
[12:15] <dam0> if i install ubuntu on my new desktop will ubuntu automaticly install all drivers?
[12:16] <force> is there a way to get gnome-session to accept DISPLAY ?
[12:16] <dam0> for motherboard etc?
[12:16] <ubu1> yes, i install ubuntu-restricted-extras, too. But then it doesn't work anymore.
[12:16] <iceroot> dam0: if there is a driver, yes
[12:16] <iceroot> dam0: also ubuntu is getting non-free-drivers from the repos if yu accept
[12:17] <dam0> iceroot: do u know if there are any drivers for this motherboard:intel BLkdg43nb motherboard g43, 1333, atx, pcie 2.0, gblan, ddr2
[12:17] <MTecknology> My laptop is hanging w/ an error message when I turn it off. I can't read the whole thing. Where can I dig this up at?
[12:18] <iceroot> dam0: dont know, use google "ubuntu motherboardname problems"
[12:18] <dam0> ok cheers
[12:18] <ubu1> I'll try install all Flash plugin and ubuntu-restricted-extras and then install them again.
[12:18] <JGodbou1> ﻿Okay I need help asap. I sudo apt-got quake2-data, and then did the sudo dpkg-reconfigure quake2-data command to get the files from the internet. I don't know how to actually run quake2 though. I read somewhere that you need to sudo apt-get install quake2, but my Ubuntu 8.04 can't find the quake2 package.
[12:19] <sandro__> chi puo' aiutarmi?
[12:19] <sandro__> giorno a tutti
[12:19] <DJones> !it | sandro__
[12:21] <dam0> iceroot: do i have to use 64bit linux on this motherboard? intel BLkdg43nb motherboard g43, 1333, atx, pcie 2.0, gblan, ddr2 ?
[12:21] <aymak2> How do I start vncserver?
[12:21] <iceroot> dam0: how mich ram?
[12:21] <iceroot> dam0: much
[12:21] <dam0> 3gig ram
[12:22] <iceroot> dam0: then use 32bit
[12:22] <dam0> so motherboards are compatible with both 32 and 64bit?
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[12:22] <negge> iceroot: I know all about that, I'm not exactly new to Ubuntu...
[12:23] <dam0> iceroot: why use 32bit?
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> dam0: a 64bit chip can run a 32bit OS
[12:24] <iceroot> dam0: because you only have to use 64bit if you have more then 4gb of ram
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> dam0: if you dont have more than 3Gb RAM and only need a websurfing / chatting system then 64bit doesnt give you much over 32bit
[12:24] <JGodbou1> I want to install quake2, but after running "sudo apt-get install quake2", i get the error "Couldn't find package quake2". I'm pretty sure quake2 is the package name, as I have seen it on forums in several places
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> !info quake2
[12:24] <dam0> okies
[12:25] <iceroot> JGodbou1: apt-cache search quake2
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> JGodbou1: try: apt-cache search quake
[12:25] <bazhang> quake3-data
[12:25] <JGodbou1> quake2-data
[12:25] <JGodbou1> And I have that
[12:25] <Guest38878> hello
[12:25] <JGodbou1> I just need the actual quake2
[12:25] <bazhang> repos has quake3
[12:25] <Guest38878> wanna see my pussy?
[12:25] <Guest38878> http://www.insanezone.ro/konvar-15860.html
[12:25] <dam0> ActionParsnip, iceroot : sorry i am getting 4GB of ram.....
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> JGodbou1: yes which is proprietary to ID software
[12:25] <Guest38878> http://www.insanezone.ro/konvar-15860.html
[12:25] <Guest38878> http://www.insanezone.ro/konvar-15860.html
[12:25] <Guest38878> http://www.insanezone.ro/konvar-15860.html
[12:25] <Guest38878> http://www.insanezone.ro/konvar-15860.htmlhttp://www.insanezone.ro/konvar-15860.html
[12:25] <Guest38878> http://www.insanezone.ro/konvar-15860.html
[12:25] <Guest38878> http://www.insanezone.ro/konvar-15860.html
[12:25] <FloodBot2> Guest38878: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:26] <iceroot> dam0: then use 64bit
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> dam0: then you either want a 64bit OS or a 32bit ubuntu server using PAE, 64bit is far easier
[12:26] <dam0> okay cheers
[12:27] <dam0> is there somehow i can check the how mutch ram i have on my system?
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> dam0: free
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> dam0: free -m   will show it in megabytes
[12:27] <dam0> okies
[12:27] <dam0> cheers
[12:28] <allexxx> ερώτηση... απο που μπορω να κατεβάσω vmware για συνεργασία ubuntu - xp?
[12:28] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: normal ubuntu also using PAE in he kernel?
[12:28] <bazhang> allexxx, #ubuntu-gr for Greek
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: afaik, no
[12:28] <alessandro_> scusate ragazzi. il canale di aiuto é questo?
[12:29] <bazhang> alessandro_, #ubuntu-it for Italian
[12:29] <alessandro_> grazie mille
[12:29] <dam0> ActionParsnip>: is there a program i can use the bginf up all my system info....ram cpu etc?
[12:29] <dam0> ActionParsnip>: is there a program i can use the bring up all my system info....ram cpu etc?
[12:30] <iceroot> dam0: hwinfo is nice for somethink like that, its a shell-program like everest on windows
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> dam0: i know cli commands to get stuff like that
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-device-manager
[12:30] <dam0> okay
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> that may show it
[12:30] <dam0> nice one
[12:30] <dam0> thats what i wan
[12:30] <dam0> t
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> dam0: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i hz; cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i name
[12:30] <Dave__> Can someone tell me what a orange box means next to my music in banshee please
[12:31] <DexterLB> hmm, where's xorg.conf in jaunty?
[12:31] <whatEverAgain> hey guys, how can I uncompress .rar files in Ubuntu?
[12:31] <DexterLB> $ cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:31] <DexterLB> cat: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: No such file or directory
[12:31] <iceroot> DexterLB: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> DexterLB: same as every other distro of any linux: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:31] <DexterLB> whatEverAgain: sudo apt-get install rar
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> !rar | whatEverAgain
[12:31] <Dave__> what does the 'non-free' bit mean?
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: its proprietary
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: it is free as in money
[12:32] <whatEverAgain> thanks pal!
[12:32] <DexterLB> there are xorg.conf.1, xorg.conf.2 and xorg.conf.3
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> DexterLB: mostthings are managed by HAL, i guess you could make one with: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg   but i am unsure how it will affect other things
[12:33] <mickster04> whats the delete command in terminal?
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> mickster04: rm
[12:33] <mickster04> ta
[12:33] <Dave__> Can someone tell me what a orange box means next to my music in banshee please
[12:34] <whatEverAgain> ubottu: the link is useless, its broken
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> whatEverAgain: sudo apt-get install rar unrar
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: can you do a small screenshot for us to see
[12:34] <Dave__> yes
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: i use banshee, never seen n orange square
[12:35] <mickster04> actionparsnip, how do i remove a non-empty folder?
[12:35] <sqp> i recently installed ibex and i have no sound on my laptop >_<
[12:35] <DexterLB> OMG please everything else but dpkg-reconfigure! I barely managed to get video working with my ancient videocard!
[12:35] <SimoneB> isn't there a command such as "print 5 times X" that would print "XXXXX"?
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> mickster04: rm -rf <folder name>
[12:36] <Dave__> ActionParsnip: http://i40.tinypic.com/2q9yvrq.png
[12:36] <whatEverAgain> guys, how can i uncompress .rar files in ubuntu?
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> mickster04: make sure the folder i empty
[12:36] <JGodbou1> SimoneB: Could use python. "X" * 5
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> mickster04: and make sure you need nothing more of it
[12:36] <iceroot> whatEverAgain: unrar yourfile.rar
[12:36] <drewby> does epiphany have a javascript debugger?
[12:36] <safasdf> ola
[12:36] <drewby> howdy
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: hmm, right click it -> properties
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: make sure the file exists
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: I'd also rescan you collection just to make sure everything is nice
[12:37] <mickster04> actionparsley, its.mozzila and im uninstalling it to hopefully fix flash:
[12:37] <enterneo_> I am on Jaunty Installer (running off USB), Ubiquity is crashing when installing grub (its around 90% of progress), I am installing on EXT4 partition and using 64-bit Ubuntu, any help would be appreciated
[12:37] <nomopofomo> Hi, anyone here have experience compiling mplayer?
[12:37] <Dave__> ActionParsnip:  yes it does
[12:37] <Dave__> ok
[12:37] <whatEverAgain> iceroot: cool, does this unrar shell already comes in the 9.04 ubuntu cd?
[12:38] <whatEverAgain> sorry come instead of comes
[12:38] <nomopofomo> I'm receiving this error message when I try to compile mplayer: libmpcodecs/ad_libdca.o: In function `dts_sync': ad_libdca.c:(.text+0x88): undefined reference to `dca_syncinfo'
[12:38] <Dave__> ActionParsnip:  i just rescanned and its the same
[12:38] <iceroot> whatEverAgain: think so, also just right click on the file and chose extract
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: theres no #banshee I have no idea what that means
[12:39] <whatEverAgain> damnit, doesn't work, should i update my system first?
[12:40] <Dave__> =/
[12:40] <whatEverAgain> guys, does anyone else know how can I uncompress a .rar file in ubuntu?
[12:40] <Dave__> ActionParsnip:  would it matter that my music is on my other hard drive?
[12:41] <Dave__> whatEverAgain:  download rar then do: rar -e file.rar
[12:41] <Dave__> if i remember correctly..
[12:41] <drewby> does anyone here use epiphany?
[12:41] <mickster04> whateveragain have u tried peazip
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> whatEverAgain: rar x ./rarfile
[12:41] <SimoneB> whatEverAgain: install rar and unrar with aptitude, it will give rar support to fileroller, perhaps also work from the command line
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: try getting the properties of the orange files and the properties of "normal" files and see if there are any differences
[12:42] <Dave__> they are all orange =/
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: all ALL the files/
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> ?
[12:43] <Dave__> yes lol
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: very weird
[12:43] <Dave__> i keep clicking them
[12:43] <Dave__> and they go orange
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: maybe you need codecs?
[12:43] <Dave__> possibly, how would i find out?
[12:43] <whatEverAgain> SimoneB: You mean apt-get unrar?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: I'd log a bug and add your screenshot as an attatchment
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: try playing them in another player
[12:44] <Dave__> ok
[12:44] <sqp> i'm not even getting error messages, i just don't have any sound.
[12:44] <Dave__> ActionParsnip:  you might be right, i cant hear any sound
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: should install nice codecs for you
[12:45] <Dave__> ok thanks
[12:45] <SimoneB> whatEverAgain: yes
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> Dave__: or use te medibuntu repo and install w32codecs or w64codecs depending on architecture
[12:45] <Dave__> ive started the above now
[12:46] <wers> just got an ipod. it sucks because i cant play ogg music that i ripped from cds. what's the best way to mass convert the file type? what file type would you advise?
[12:46] <waieez> Beginner here. could someone please tell me what is this command line the help guides keep referring to is?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> ok i gotta split
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> peace out kids
[12:46] <nomopofomo> Crap, I hid my Xchat menu bars, how do I get hem back?
[12:46] <sqp> waieez applications-accesories-terminal
[12:47] <waieez> @sqp thanks
[12:48] <sqp> i'm having sound issues, prolly driver related and need to install a kernel that supports my soundcard...uhm, how?
[12:49] <ndy40> am trying to get my inbuild memory card reader to read my cards
[12:49] <ethanol> I installed the ms corefonts installer, but what do I do next?
[12:50] <fpcfan> hi, I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed. I want to add a certain page from karmic, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fpc/2.2.4-3, how do I do that?
[12:51] <Kangarooo> what does Ctrl + Alt + F9 ? it made screen like terminal but nothing i wrote apears on screen.. good that with alt + F7 i got back to desktop
[12:52] <mickster04> i thought they werre summat to do with the different operation layers?
[12:52] <fpcfan> Does anybody know for what keywords I should google>
[12:52] <fpcfan> ?
[12:52] <toehio> Has anyone successfully got a logitech webcam up and running in ubuntu 9.04? If so, how?
[12:53] <jrib> Kangarooo: that's an unused vt
[12:53] <Frantic> guys, I'm helping someone install ubuntu on a system, Xorg is using up a looot of CPU after the installation, I think it's because of the radeon drivers, he has an older ATI radeon card.
[12:53] <knj> Hi. My LVM partition device (/dev/mapper/vg-homepartp1) does not show up anymore on boot. I have to edit the device with gparted, before it shows up (and then it works fine). Anyone have an idea about what is wrong?
[12:53] <Kangarooo> jrib, vt? whats vt?
[12:53] <Kangarooo> virtual terminal?
[12:53] <Frantic> System -> Hardware drivers says no drivers in use and doesn't offer to install any
[12:53] <Frantic> any idea what I need to install for his radeon card to work?
[12:53] <Frantic> I'm not on ubuntu and with nvidia card :(
[12:53] <Kangarooo> but why i cant write in it?
[12:54] <iceroot> is it possible to mount a folder which i can access with ssh/sftp?
[12:54] <Frantic> iceroot: sshfs
[12:54] <iceroot> Frantic: sound good, thx
[12:55] <w0jrl> !what is smp?
[12:56] <w0jrl> urm duh, of course not, dam bot!
[12:56] <mickster04> poor ubottu bullied by sentience
[12:56] <stefano> Since yesterdays update, banshee crashes on launch with an sql exception, and firefox has some oddities (doesn't accept enter in some forms…)
[12:56] <anodesni> Does anyone know a very nice theme for ubuntu?
[12:56] <enterneo_> I am trying to install 9.04 64bit on EXT4, but ubiquity is crashing at 94% (when installing grub), any help?
[12:57] <stefano> anodesni, i use the "Dust" theme, like it a lot
[12:57] <sqp> yay, an error message in amarok
[12:57] <sqp> Audio output unavailable; the device is busy.
[12:57] <anodesni> stefano, the ubuntu icons don't fit with it
[12:57] <sqp> xine parameters:
[12:57] <Elendil> hey guys :)
[12:58] <w0jrl> hey
[12:58] <w0jrl> wrong window sorry
[12:58] <sqp> any ideas? (is using 8.1)
[12:59] <Kid> :/list
[13:01] <sivel27> hello
[13:01] <Geine> ?
[13:01] <drowsy> hi there was wondering if anyone could help
[13:01] <nomopofomo> Can someone please tell me why I'm unable to build mplayer? Pastebin log here: http://pastebin.ca/1475386
[13:01] <sivel27> i cant seem to find out how to start my wireless before mouning nfs in my fstab, any hints?
[13:01] <Geine> hello sivel27
[13:02] <sivel27> mounting
[13:02] <djiezes> Hi, after copying a bunch of files from my usb-disk to my /home folder, the files have 'wrong' permissions: they have ALL read/write/execute permissions for root,user & group. They all say "drwxrwxrwx" & they should say (i think) "drwxr-xr-x". So I want to change the write permissions recursively (all directories, subdirectories & files). Does anyone know the correct/failsafe chown command to accomplish that?
[13:02] <drowsy> i installed 8.04.1 on VMware, everything installed sweet, and when i boot up the VM (ubuntu) and log on it says my Graphical Interface is loading please wait however it never ends up loading, is there anything in particular i have to type to get the graphic user interface (desktop) on
[13:02] <stefano> does anybody else have a problem starting Banshee? It throws an SQL exception since yesterdays update for me
[13:03] <alessandro_> #ubuntu-it
[13:03] <w0jrl> chown -R /home/username/filename
[13:04] <dreamy> #ubuntu-studio
[13:04] <dreamy> sorry
[13:04] <erUSUL> djiezes: chown -R $USER:USER folder/
[13:05] <djiezes> erUSUL: so my username is djiezes. I type "chown -R djiezes:djiezes *" in /home folder?
[13:05] <erUSUL> djiezes: $USER is a shell variable that points to your username so my command as is should work
[13:05] <jolson> I accidentally removed my "Images" directory from the "Places" menu. (I hope those are the correct English names.) How can I get it back?
[13:06] <erUSUL> djiezes: you want to run this to all your home folder files or just to a folder inside it ?
[13:06] <djiezes> erUSUL: okay, i'll copy your command word for word then. Thanks
[13:06] <djiezes> erUSUL: some folders in my /home folder & some others on other partitions
[13:06] <erUSUL> djiezes: the former --> chown -R $USER:USER $HOME
[13:06] <aymak2> Where do I find in the filesytem the gui apps for configuring ubuntu?
[13:07] <aurilliance1> would anyone here have the time to help me get audio playing properly? My audio skips and jumps when playing, however I de a fair bit of audio dev as part of my work, and kinda need it to run smoothly...
[13:07] <djiezes> erUSUL: & for the other partitions i type "chown -R $USER:USER *" when i'm in that folder?
[13:07] <erUSUL> aymak2: probably in /usr/bin/
[13:07] <aurilliance1> *do
[13:07] <dreamy> is there any channel for www programing?
[13:07] <aymak2> erUSUL: is there a set of packages I could query to track down the actual files?
[13:07] <erUSUL> djiezes: better use the folders name... using * can expand to something unspected
[13:08] <aurilliance> #web
[13:08] <dreamy> nice
[13:08] <djiezes> erUSUL: okay, i'll go folder by folder then. Thanks for the help.
[13:08] <aurilliance> !audio
[13:09] <Blizzerand> Is it possible for me to download C++ programming language for Ubuntu
[13:09]  * whobody loves musick
[13:09] <aurilliance> Blizzerand: yes
[13:09] <djiezes> erUSUL: it says invalid group 'djiezes:USER'. I'll have to change it to 'djiezes:djiezes' i suppose?
[13:10] <erUSUL> djiezes: you forgot the $
[13:10] <Blizzerand> aurilliance ; How
[13:10] <krvmlk> hi
[13:10] <mickster04> hi
[13:10] <erUSUL> djiezes: well i forget it ;P is chown -R $USER:$USER $HOME
[13:10] <djiezes> erUSUL: aha, that'll explain it. thanks :)
[13:10] <ethanol> I installed the ms corefonts, but they're ugly. how come? ):
[13:10] <guyarye> ubuntu starts on mute, how can I change it to start on full volume?
[13:11] <zupaxx> hi can where can i find xwindow for ubuntu server 9
[13:11] <zupaxx> thanks
[13:11] <Blizzerand> Is it available in Synaptic
[13:11] <zupaxx> thanks is it for free?
[13:12] <mrwes> Anyone using the Last.fm repo? If so, what's the package called?
[13:12] <julius> hi
[13:12] <julius> apport is installed, but theres no apport-collect binary?
[13:12] <djiezes> erUSUL: it still has all the write permissions: "drwxrwxrwx", not "drwxr-xr-x". Do i need another command than chown?
[13:12] <zupaxx> i need to add xwindow to ubuntu server as my test or dev environment not as production
[13:13] <erUSUL> djiezes: you know need to use chmod
[13:13] <zupaxx> i need to add xwindow to ubuntu server 9 as my test or dev environment not as production
[13:13] <julius> zupaxx, you dont have to repeat it every second
[13:13] <erUSUL> djiezes: chmod -R 755 folder/
[13:13] <julius> zugiart, ask a questin OR SHUT THE FUCK UP
[13:13] <whatEverAgain> help, can't install the unrar shell to unrar a .rar. file
[13:14] <Blizzerand> I guess I'd be better off asking in forums
[13:14] <guyarye> ubuntu starts on mute, how can I change it to start on full volume?
[13:14] <whatEverAgain> how can if uncompress a .rar file
[13:14] <djiezes> erUSUL: okay, thanks for all the help.
[13:14] <erUSUL> djiezes: no problem
[13:14] <krvmlk> whatEverAgain:   sudo apt-get install unrar
[13:14] <krvmlk> but it's nt free
[13:14] <whatEverAgain> i did, but it says its deprecated
[13:14] <julius> whatEverAgain, aptitude is currently working on my sys, but i would guess you can install unrar by :  "sudo aptitude search unrar"
[13:15] <mickster04> whateveragain peazip is a nice program,
[13:15] <mickster04> also has command line interface i belive
[13:15] <mrwes> Anyone using the Last.fm repo? If so, what's the package called?
[13:16] <whatEverAgain> how can i download peazip?
[13:16] <mickster04> if it isnt in synaptics
[13:16] <julius> whatEverAgain, deprecated does mean theres a newer (better) solution, unrar should still work
[13:16] <w0jrl> sudo apt-get install pzip
[13:16] <mickster04> go to the website whateveragain
[13:16] <mickster04> google it
[13:16] <mickster04> :D
[13:16] <krvmlk> whateveragain, google.com can enlight
[13:16] <pozic> Why does't apport work through a proxy?
[13:17] <krvmlk> bye
[13:17] <Blizzerand> aurilliance : Are you still ther
[13:17] <aurilliance> yes I am Blizzerand sorry, I scrolled up (don't you hate that :P)
[13:18] <Blizzerand> So how can I download it
[13:18] <dreamy> is there a channel too.. about web hosting ? i wonder .. :) anyone?
[13:18] <enterneo> Ubiquity is crashing at 94%, I am installing Jaunty 64bit, tried with both ext3 and ext4 with no avail, It crashes when the message displays installing GRUB, I am installing to grub to my Ubuntu partition and not on MBR, any help?
[13:18] <whatEverAgain> ok ill search at the website, thanks
[13:19] <mickster04> whateveragain i presume ur using ubuntu? cos then ull want the .de?
[13:19] <mickster04> deb*
[13:20] <remoteCTRL1> waht do i have to put into sudoers file in order to give a user all rights exept for changing the /root folders permissions?
[13:21] <remoteCTRL1> err... is anybody here?
[13:21] <aurilliance> yes
[13:21] <remoteCTRL1> ah ok
[13:21] <remoteCTRL1> it so quiet today:D
[13:22] <aurilliance> Blizzerand: lol sorry did it again XD you should already have a c++ compiler installed... you might be referring to downloading an ide?
[13:22] <Blizzerand> yep
[13:22] <drewby> anybody here use epiphany?
[13:23] <djiezes> erUSUL: I have a similar questions about ownership & permission, but this time on mounting partitions via fstab. When I mount these ext
[13:23] <djiezes> ops
[13:23] <Blizzerand> aurilliance : ah never mind I just found what I wanted . Thanks though
[13:23] <erUSUL> !permissions
[13:23] <aurilliance> yw
[13:23] <erUSUL> !addingfs
[13:23] <djiezes> erUSUL: I have a similar questions about ownership & permission, but this time on mounting partitions via fstab. When I mount these ext3 partitions with arguments "users,errors=remount-ro" i cannot write to them. what other arguments do i need to add?
[13:24] <enterneo> Ubiquity is crashing at 94%, I am installing Jaunty 64bit, tried with both ext3 and ext4 with no avail, It crashes when the message displays installing GRUB, I am installing to grub to my Ubuntu partition and not on MBR, any help?
[13:24] <djiezes> erUSUL: ah, okay, so there's no way around it (except sudo mkdir & then chown?)
[13:24] <erUSUL> djiezes: yes; that's the clean answer; mkdir and chown
[13:24] <anodesni> enterneo, you should use grub2, grub does not support ext4
[13:24] <djiezes> erUSUL: okay, thanks again. i thought there was a fstab argument way to accomplish this.
[13:25] <erUSUL> djiezes: here are arguments for fs that do not support unix permissions becouse you can fake them
[13:25] <enterneo> anodesni: I am currently on ubuntu live installer (booted off USB), how can I install grub2 from here?
[13:25] <anodesni> enterneo, no idea, have you looked at the documentation?
[13:25] <erUSUL> djiezes: but as the factoid says native unix filesystems are another matter
[13:26] <enterneo> anodesni: btw, I gave up on ext4, now just want to install on ext3, but still ubiquity is crashing at 94% (during grub install)
[13:26] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: do i get you right, you are installung ubuntu from a pendrive to your harddisk?
[13:26] <aurilliance> how can I request a new alsa codec?
[13:26] <aurilliance> !alsa
[13:26] <WhatEverAgain_> hi
[13:26] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: yes
[13:27] <WhatEverAgain_> i am still trying to uncompress a .rar file...
[13:27] <aurilliance> that doesn't help me, I just visited them...
[13:27] <aurilliance> WhatEverAgain right click, extract here
[13:27] <aurilliance> ah no
[13:27] <djiezes> erUSUL: also, in fstab i mount via /dev/sdx. should i replace this with the UUID= option? Or is this still a safe way to mount partitions?
[13:27] <WhatEverAgain_> i have entered the peazip webpage but i still can't find an ubuntu version
[13:27] <mickster04> whateveragain, what have u tried
[13:27] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: and in the process the setup routine crashes when trying to install grub to your master boot record?
[13:27] <erUSUL> djiezes: better use uuid...
[13:28] <erUSUL> !uuid | djiezes
[13:28] <WhatEverAgain_> i tried to install with apt-get install unrar but it does'nt work
[13:28] <enterneo> anodesni: i am installing grub to my ubuntu partition (/dev/sda5) and not on MBR
[13:28] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: ^ was for you
[13:28] <WhatEverAgain_> i'm trying to download the correct peazip version for ubuntu, but it just appears mandriva and other stuff
[13:28] <djiezes> erUSUL: okay, thx for the link, i'm looking into the reason behind the transition now.
[13:29] <chevdor> WhateverAgain do u have debian or a .deb as a choice ?
[13:29] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: which basically makes no difference but you have to mark the partition as active afterwards in order to have the mbr boot from there, yet still setup crashes while doing so?
[13:29] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: I have chameleon bootloader on MBR (dual booting)
[13:29] <mickster04> whateveragain http://peazip.sourceforge.net/ then the gtk2 deb
[13:29] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: i see and what can that one do what grub cannot?
[13:30] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: yeah thats no issue, chameleon is able to start grub, but grub has no list I can choose, (because it did not install)
[13:30] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: grub cannot boot off my leopard partition :P
[13:30] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: once more the question, setup crashes during the attempt to install grub?
[13:30] <Smegzor> My samba network stopped working a few hours ago for no obvious reason.  Now I just get the error 'failed to retrieve share list from server'.  I've had a poke around samba, but nothing stands out and I have rebooted.  Any idea what I need to do?  The only thing I can think of is I recently started using OpenDNS.  I have gone back to using my ISP assigned dns incase that had anything to do with it.  Seems not.
[13:30] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: fair enuff
[13:31] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: yes, at 94% (when the message displays installing grub)
[13:31] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: I assume grub install is the last point in ubuntu installation, isnt it? (thereby claiming that ubuntu has been installed already correctly, but not grub)
[13:31] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: if setup crashes on the installation of grub you basically got all of the system installed; as far as i recall after that only the question whether you wanna set tho clock to utc appears and that was it
[13:31] <mickster04> whateveragain and now?
[13:32] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: yep!
[13:32] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: precisely! so here's what i suggest:
[13:32] <WhatEverAgain_> enterneo: i am already downloading it, but what does the gtk2 stand for?
[13:32] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: ther is this cd called supergrub disk, that one is bootable and has the ability to detect every available operating system in all available partitions
[13:33] <enterneo> WhatEverAgain: ?
[13:33] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: with it you can boot the linux partition and from there you can execute the grub command which does the job of making you a boot menu
[13:33] <chevdor> does someone knwo how to get the argument of an 'options' that is retreived with getopts. I am writting a script to duplicate commands so that it does the same command (usually mv commands) on my drive and on the mirrored copy (the goal is to avoid spending hours with rsync whereas the data has been just moved). The script would do this : 'dbl -t1:/mnt/blabla -t2:/media/stuff/ mv fileA fileB'. And I want the mv to apply on both location.
[13:33] <chevdor> I am trying to figure out a way to check and retreive the options -t1, -t2 etc, that works, but I don't know how to get the value of an option, ie /mnt/blabla for -t1.
[13:33] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: be sure to read the man pages of grub first so you dont overwrite you cvhameleon;)
[13:33] <mickster04> whateveragain its the "system?" used to control windows etc in ubuntu
[13:33] <WhatEverAgain_> enterneo: you just told me to download the gtk2 deb peazip version
[13:34] <tasos> i can't connect wirelles with my laptop in ubuntu 9.04
[13:34] <WhatEverAgain_> enterneo: why is it the gtk2 the right one for ubuntu?
[13:34] <mickster04> tasos what pc/laptop
[13:34] <enterneo> WhatEverAgain_ nope, that must be someone else
[13:34] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: can I not install grub2 from here?
[13:34] <tasos> acer 5612AWLMi
[13:34] <mickster04> whateveragain_ its the "system?" used to control windows etc in ubuntu
[13:35] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: as far as i recall rsync has an option so that you dont have to copy everything again, but wich makes hardlinks for  dupplicates, also can really recommend rsnapshot which basically uses rsync and is way easier to configure
[13:35] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: I already have a full-fledged live CD(USB) running ubuntu
[13:35] <mickster04> tasos is it the full desktop or nbr>
[13:35] <mickster04> ?
[13:35] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: basically there is a way
[13:35] <WhatEverAgain_> sorry
[13:35] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: you can fire up the live version and then chroot int the installation's /
[13:35] <WhatEverAgain_> mickster04 are you there?
[13:35] <mickster04> whateveragain_ tis ok
[13:35] <tasos> i give ping 192.168.2.1 and i take network is unreachable
[13:35] <mickster04> whateveragain_ yeah what r u running
[13:35] <WhatEverAgain_> mickster04 why is it the gtk2 version the right for ubuntu?
[13:36] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: ah ok, thanks for the hint, I'll check it out.
[13:36] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: my pleasure:)
[13:36] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: I am 'on' the live version right now
[13:36] <mickster04> whateveragain_ i'm sure thats what it uses. from ubuntu 08.4? i think
[13:36] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: I am talking from the live usb only
[13:36] <mickster04> tasos is that the correct ip address?
[13:37] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: so you first of all got to mount the underlaying system, did you install it with lvm enabled?
[13:37] <WhatEverAgain_> mickster04, i am using ubuntu 9.04, is it safe for me to use this peazip version?
[13:37] <tasos> yes because i am connecting with wire normally
[13:37] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: the point here is that I move big folders of data and rsync sees it as gone on one side and new on the other. Using the options to remove whatis gone, I can sync the tree but it takes time... i am checking out your sugestion
[13:37] <mickster04> wahteveragain_ its only not gonna work mayb, it can't be dangerous in any way
[13:37] <WhatEverAgain_> oh man
[13:37] <mickster04> tasos r u using nbr or desktop?
[13:38] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: i am not sure if i understand what you are actually trying to achieve?
[13:38] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: LVM (logical volume manager)?  - I have no idea, what that is :(
[13:38] <WhatEverAgain_> How can I uncompress a .rar file without destroying my system?
[13:38] <mickster04> wahteveragain_ once uve downloaded the deb file
[13:38] <mobi-sheep> !rar | WhatEverAgain_
[13:38] <mickster04> double click to install
[13:38] <tasos> what you mean nbr or desktop?
[13:38] <sivel27> is it possible to use irssi as a "embedded" part of wallpaper?
[13:38] <mickster04> tasos well what ubuntu r u using
[13:39] <sandro_> #ubuntu-it
[13:39] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: uuuh installed your disks with it or not? (i connot explain here what it does because i dont want to spam the channel, if you wanna know precisely have a look into wikipedia;) )
[13:39] <tasos> 9.04 version
[13:39] <mickster04> tasos well there was a notebook remix of it so i was wondering which it was
[13:39] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: fair enough!
[13:39] <mobi-sheep> sivel27: Sure.  Google "ubuntu, terminal in background" and find few guides there! ;3
[13:39] <remoteCTRL1> WhatEverAgain_: what sort of phunny question is that actually??
[13:39] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: I will come back shortly
[13:40] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: wait!
[13:40] <mickster04> wahteveragain_ it wont destroy anything
[13:40] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: my explanation may not be very since, let me try again. I rsync a big folder from my disk to a remote location. This is done, I have about 300gb of data.
[13:40] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: now I am 'cleaning' up my disk, ie I am moving folders, renaming folders and so one.
[13:40] <tasos> when i used 8.04 i had no problem!
[13:40] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: what do you get if you do ls -l /dev/mapper?
[13:41] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: to avoid a big rsync, i want to apply the SAME commands on my remote copy, thus the script I am writting
[13:41] <mickster04> tasos how have u tried fixing it so far
[13:41] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: so why wouldnt you rename them BEFORE moving them?
[13:42] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: or do you mean you are keeping that folder in synchronicity on a remote location with the help of rsync?
[13:42] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: rename/move, that's the same ! the point is to do the same on the local folder and the remote one, this is just for now, later on, I can keep using rsync, or better, the rsnapshot your recommended (i used to use backup2l)
[13:42] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: exactly
[13:42] <tasos> i think i" tried some days but i failed.I think i'' use the wire.
[13:43] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: this means that you dont use lvm that makes it a lot easier to mount the system partition
[13:43] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: do sudo fdisk -l to see what partitions you got
[13:43] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: right now I am moving data inside the local folder and I want to do the same on the remote one
[13:43] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: yeah, I was not able to see the ubuntu and home partitions
[13:43] <mickster04> tasos has it not connected wired?
[13:44] <mickster04> whateveragain_ it wont destroy owt
[13:44] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: would creating /boot partition and installing grub there help in anyway, if I try to reinstall?
[13:44] <tasos> of course i am connecting wired!
[13:44] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: ok i thik i am slowly starting to understand, but i am afraid i cannot really help you with that...
[13:44] <mickster04> whateveragain_ just doule click the .deb file when uve downloaded it an install it
[13:44] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: BUT i got another one for you: have a try in #bash there is the right place to ask this;)
[13:44] <mickster04> tasos so have u googled?
[13:45] <dreamy> does anyone here likes to use a menu builder ? for web pages?
[13:45] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: you already did, I did not know rsnapshot and that sounds a very compromise between my former backup2l solution (that was a bit painful) and the current where I 'just' use rsync
[13:45] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: hmmmm sounds wise too :) you r the man :))))
[13:45] <tasos> what you mean googled?
[13:46] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: well basically grub is in /boot/grup, yep, but reinstalling for having grub is like vaporizing manhattan in order to have a tree planted on 7th street...
[13:46] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: haha np man:)
[13:46] <mickster04> tasos ...
[13:47] <remoteCTRL1> chevdor: well rsnapshot is really smooth and reliable and the documentation on their page is really eazy to understand
[13:47] <mickster04> tasos http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+9.04+wireless+not+working
[13:47] <mickster04> whateveragain_ update?
[13:48] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: what was the output of sudo fdisk -l?
[13:48] <Pici> mickster04: This is a support channel, those links are not helpful at all.
[13:49] <tasos> i suppose that i enter there and i take instructions
[13:49] <lieuwe> hey guys, i got a problem when trying to boot ubuntu form an usb-stick, i used the system->administration->usb startup disk creator thing, but when booting i get these errors: "[long number] end request i/o error, dev fd0 sector 0" and "[long number] buffer i/o error on device fd0, sector 0" anyone knows what to do?
[13:49] <mickster04> pici, well i was simply educating them on how google works,
[13:49] <Hodapp> It's funny how some people are so ridiculously insecure about asking other people questions that they think asking other people questions is just plain wrong most of the time.
[13:49] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: c'mon dude if you want me to help you you need to talk to me;)
[13:50] <mickster04> tasos, google has lots of available sites that may provide a solution to your problem
[13:50] <tasos> thanks a lot, i''ll try it
[13:50] <Pici> !wifi | tasos please see these *relevant* links
[13:50] <Hodapp> mickster04: If you're not going to provide a soution, at least don't add noise.
[13:50] <remoteCTRL1> Hodapp: whats your point?
[13:50] <whatEverAgain> mickster04 i installed it
[13:51] <whatEverAgain> mickster04 but now how can i use it?
[13:51] <mickster04> tasos if u find something you dont understand, plesae feel to come back for further explaination
[13:51] <Hodapp> remoteCTRL1: If you're still looking for it, you're probably never going to find it.
[13:51] <mickster04> tasos feel free*
[13:51] <remoteCTRL1> Hodapp: int hat case i agree with the guy who meant stop causing useless noise in here
[13:51] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: I am trying with /boot in separate partition
[13:52] <mickster04> whateveragain_ alt+f1 and then under one of the available option lists
[13:52] <lieuwe> can *anybody* help me, i'm getting errors when booting ubunto 9.04 from my sandisk cruzer 4gb usb-stick
[13:52] <jushoa> anyone but me who enjoy a good ubuntu/linux book...
[13:52] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: forget about that man, if you want me to help you you need to cooperate,k?;)
[13:53] <mickster04> whateveragain_ mayb accessories or office, alternativly go to the .rar file and right-click
[13:53] <whatEverAgain> mickster04 it appears at system tools-> peazip.desktop, but it doesn't launch
[13:53] <mickster04> see if u get a peazip option/extract etc
[13:53] <mickster04> hmm
[13:53] <chevdor> remoteCTRL1: sounds good
[13:53] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: oops! I have already deleted the partitions now :-|
[13:53] <mickster04> try going to the file an doing it that way
[13:53] <mickster04> whateveragain_ try going to the file an doing it that way
[13:54] <whatEverAgain> mickster04 where is it the peazip shell stored?
[13:54] <scott\> hi folks. When logging in via xdmcp, my keyboard layout seems to be completely wrong, is there any way to fix this?
[13:54] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: no offence, but whats the point in asking if you don't follow ppls leads?
[13:54] <mickster04> whateveragain_ err...good question
[13:55] <mickster04> im just gona have a look myself
[13:55] <enterneo> remoteCTRL1: made a mistake, sorry, let me bring the situation back to where it was, will ping you then
[13:55] <mickster04> wateveragain_ i normally just right-click on the file and click extract as it is an option for me...
[13:55] <HyperionX11> tribesnext.com needs a linux dev
[13:56] <lieuwe> PLEASE SOMBODY help me, i really want to boot ubuntu from my usb stick but it just wont work!
[13:56] <Pici> HyperionX11: great, but this is a support channel, not a recruitment channel.
[13:56] <^paradox^> brb
[13:57] <remoteCTRL1> enterneo: i am sorry too but i am afraid i wont be there anymore then, but what you are trying to achieve is to mount your harddisk to your live system and then execute the grub command with the proper command arguments (as you will most probably encounter the same error on second attempt) so you can of course ask the channel how to do that... good luck with it anyways!:)
[13:58] <remoteCTRL1> lieuwe: what have you done so far?
[14:00] <mickster04> whateveragain_ have u tried te file roght-click  method yet?
[14:00] <lieuwe> remoteCTRL1: :i reformated my floppy, and then used the system->administration->usb startup disk tool to create a bootable usb-stick, but whin i boot into my stick it opens the boot menu, i select the first option, it starts loading but after a while it says "[number] end request:i/o error, dev fd0 sector 0"
[14:00] <remoteCTRL1> scott\: the immediate way would be xmodmap /usr/local/xmodmap/xmodmap.<yourCountry> where yourCountry is something like us oder de or at or so...
[14:01] <scott\> just got it done
[14:01] <scott\> thanks :)
[14:01] <WinterWeaver> what is the key combination these days to force x to restart? it used to be ctrl+alt+backspace.. but it doesnt seem to work anymore
[14:01] <remoteCTRL1> lieuwe: err what now, floppy or usb stick?
[14:01] <Pici> !dontzap | WinterWeaver
[14:01] <whatEverAgain> mickster04 i found the binary, executed it but doesn't work
[14:01] <lieuwe> remoteCTRL1: usb stick
[14:01] <mickster04> whateveragain have u tried te file roght-click  method yet?
[14:01] <whatEverAgain> mickster04 i haven't updated my system, could it be the cause?
[14:01] <mickster04> maybe
[14:02] <HyperionX11> prey and your linux problems will be washed away
[14:02] <mickster04> whateveragain mayb, try it non the less
[14:02] <remoteCTRL1> lieuwe: you wrote above you reformatted your floppy, i guess you meant you reformatted your pendrive?
[14:02] <WinterWeaver> thx Pici
[14:02] <lieuwe> remoteCTRL1: yes i did :P
[14:02] <HyperionX11> i never heard something that wanted to give me a heart attack like i found the binary and it wouldnt run
[14:02] <danii> hy everyone..is there a possibility i can make my computer return from suspend mode when i open the lid on the laptop?
[14:03] <remoteCTRL1> lieuwe: let me look into this, just a sec pls
[14:03] <aurilliance1> How can I purge my menu.lst file back to the default
[14:03] <HyperionX11> its debian
[14:03] <aurilliance1> preferably without destroying the boot loader :P
[14:03] <HyperionX11> your in luck to get the default configs back
[14:03] <mickster04> whateveragain whenever i right-click a compressed file, the third from bottom option is to extract here
[14:03] <HyperionX11> dpkg-reconfigure maybe?
[14:04] <HyperionX11> its all a learning experience
[14:05] <geirha> aurilliance1: rename it/remove it, then "sudo update-grub"
[14:05] <aurilliance1> geirha: ah.
[14:06] <geirha> aurilliance1: The new file will only contain ubuntu kernels though, it won't detect other OS's
[14:06] <danii> i know that closing the lid can put the laptop into suspend...but opening it can i return from suspend
[14:06] <danii> ?
[14:06] <aurilliance1> hm
[14:06] <aurilliance1> that's not for me then
[14:06] <aurilliance1> lol too late, I already ran it :P
[14:07] <aurilliance1> diff software for linux?
[14:07] <geirha> aurilliance1: diff -u file1 file2
[14:07] <aurilliance1> ty
[14:08] <HyperionX11> theres alot of I know howto use it but how do I fix it
[14:09] <remoteCTRL1> lieuwe: well basically tons of threads on that error in google but so far none that offers a solution to your problem, sry dude...
[14:09] <HyperionX11> lol everyone should sleep
[14:09] <lieuwe> remoteCTRL1: well that sucks, thanks anyhow
[14:10] <prahal> hi with latest kernel (kms i915) and trunk intel xxorg driver I got clutter errors when running netbook-launcher ... is there a  workaround
[14:10] <prahal> I only found a post on ubuntu forum without much insight and an issue reported in fedora against clutter (but for radeon) with thiis error message
[14:10] <jarmond> how can you force mark a package as installed, when you built it manually from source?
[14:11] <shwouchk> hi
[14:11] <prahal> jarmond, equivs
[14:11] <prahal> you build a fake package (or you could use checkinstall to build your package out of the source)
[14:12] <jarmond> prahal: perfect, thanks
[14:12] <mickster04> whateveragain ?
[14:13] <prahal> at least the upgrade of kernel + video intel did fixed a tons of rendering issues with fonts .... though I would like netbook-launcher back (it freezes printing those clutter errors in a loop)
[14:13] <prahal> or do you know if there is a mean to build netbook-launcher based on clutter 0.9 ?
[14:15] <sp0ckk> How can I stop Kopete from displaying that rather annoying box above the system tray icon when someone sends me a message?
[14:15] <Otacon22> !eeepc
[14:16] <Iblicf-BB> Rip mj
[14:16] <prahal> Otacon22, to me ?
[14:16] <Otacon22> no
[14:16] <prahal> ok :)
[14:17] <shwouchk> for some reason various apps fail to use the microphone unless I'm running gnome or kde. What daemon should I start?
[14:22] <alien> alien
[14:27] <vegombrei> is there a way to convert flv to mp3? has anyone successfully done this?
[14:29] <sugalo> hi, how can i know if i'm on a 32-bit or a 64-bit platform ?
[14:29] <HyperionX11> uname -a
[14:29] <SAMER> CAN I ASKE WHY UBUNTU IS FREE AND MAY THIS AFTER WE LEAREND THE SYSTEM THE DO WITHE US LIKE MICROSOFT
[14:29] <lieuwe> hey guys, is it possible to boot ubuntu form a cd but store the settings on an usb-stick?
[14:29] <sipior> vegombrei: check out Sound Converter. it might be able to handle that for you.
[14:29] <HyperionX11> SAMER you know the pain of wanting to run FOSS and being a lan partier?
[14:29] <vegombrei> sugalo: your system info should say so
[14:30] <sugalo> vegombrei: sorry, but where ?
[14:30] <vegombrei> sipior: can i sudo apt-get install or do i google it?
[14:30] <lieuwe> SAMER: please don't write in all caps, good english would be handy too
[14:30] <HyperionX11> lemers these days doesnt want to play warsow and sauerbrauten, they want sid miers and left 4 dead
[14:31] <sipior> vegombrei: apt-cache search converter | grep sound
[14:31] <HyperionX11> i dont even feel happy using windows
[14:32] <HyperionX11> chat.msn.com is gone its only getting worse
[14:32] <Pici> !ot | HyperionX11
[14:34] <asaavedra> hello, anyone used dovecot-postfix package for Ubuntu 9.04 with mysql authentication?
[14:36] <darren_> hi could anyone tell me how to delete words from a file containing a certain character (in my case æ)?
[14:38] <ray_> hi guys. how do i hide join and part messages in xchat?
[14:38] <DJones> ray_: right click on the channel name, there's an option to hide joins/parts etc
[14:38] <ray_> thanks DJones
[14:39] <jerroome> hi, is it possible to launch a background task inside
[14:39] <jerroome> 	   preseed/early_command string ?  [17:39]
[14:39] <jerroome> ERC>
[14:39] <Tenebrus> hi, somebody has experience with Vbox?
[14:40] <Tenebrus> i want to connect USB devices to guest OS, but i can't
[14:40] <Gorlist> Just installing Ubuntu, using fdisk - whats the correct ID hex for boot partition? (I know 82 is swap)
[14:41] <asaavedra> hello, is it possible to use dovecot-postfix for virtual domains using mysql authentication?
[14:41] <aemyr> ~
[14:41] <aemyr> exit
[14:42] <Gorlist> or is it Solaris boot
[14:42] <sipior> Gorlist: 83 will work fine. the boot flag and partition type are more or less orthogonal.
[14:42] <Gorlist> thanks. 83 it is
[14:42] <Pici> asaavedra: You may want to try asking in #ubuntu-server as well, since you aren't getting much of an answer here.
[14:43] <asaavedra> Pici: thanks, I'll give it a try ;)
[14:43] <remoteCTRL1> does anybody know how to fix a broken /var/lib/dpkg/status file?
[14:44] <Gorlist> should the swap size be twice the size of your ram?
[14:44] <Gorlist> so 2gig ram, 4 gig swap
[14:44] <rek> Hello i saw a video showing the possibility of running SA:MP on linux. This video is called How to configure GTA SA MP on linux.
[14:44] <rek> The files needed that you can see in the page of the video are no more available,thus i decided to search these files on my own. i found .d3d9.fixer.v0.2.x.0.setup.exe and d3d9.dll and i followed the procedure.
[14:44] <rek> But when i try to run a server from samp, GTA SA does not start... that's a common issue...
[14:44] <rek> i'd like to solve this problem having seen that is possible...
[14:44] <FloodBot2> rek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:44] <kapil> darren_: you could use "sed"
[14:44] <cooprocks123e> hello!
[14:44] <darren_> hapil: yeah i have been trying but just cant seem to do it haha :)
[14:44] <sipior> Gorlist: that's not a bad rule of thumb, although only important if you have a laptop that you want to have hibernate.
[14:44] <Pici> Gorlist: That suggestion is a bit outdated nowadays.  If you plan on suspending to disk (hibernating), then you may want to have at least as much swap as ram. otherwise its up to you.
[14:45] <Gorlist> rgr, for a remote server
[14:45] <Gorlist> so will keep it lower
[14:45] <Gorlist> thanks
[14:45] <sim-value> Oh no ubuntuforums is down ...
[14:45] <cooprocks123e> is it possible to run ubuntu on ppc with 24 mb of ram (no x)?
[14:46] <mickster04> i can't get wifi toggle to work, even with riceeys tweak on an asus 900 with 9.04 nbr
[14:46] <mickster04> pm me in about 20 mins
[14:48] <Gorlist> ive setup my boot and swap, for the main parition should I be using primary or extended for the remainder of the space?
[14:49] <knop> im a newbie
[14:49] <sipior> Gorlist: makes no difference
[14:49] <Gorlist> rgr
[14:50] <tvasht> how can i repair my $mft from ubuntu?
[14:51] <sipior> tvasht: what's a $mft?
[14:52] <jnw222> (master file table on a ntfs, i think
[14:56] <Shapeshifter> Does ubuntu come preinstalled with alsa, pulse or jack, or oss? or any of them, or what combination?
[14:57] <Leftmost> I'm attempting to build a kernel using the Kernel/Compile instructions on the community help page. However, it starts building and dies complaining that the directory isn't clean. Running make mrproper kills debian/ and .config, nothing more.
[14:57] <^Einstein> pulse on top of alsa by default iirc, with aoss, Shapeshifter
[14:57] <Leftmost> Ideas?
[14:57] <sugalo> how can i know if i have a 32-bit or a 64-bit platform ?
[14:57] <Shapeshifter> ^Einstein: thanks
[14:57] <^Einstein> sugalo: man uname
[14:57] <tms20090626> hello
[14:58] <jrib> sugalo: uname -m
[14:58] <halberd> so now I have 2 laptops, and I may use both of them, but there are files that I want to keep updated on both computers
[14:58] <halberd> for example my personal todo file
[14:58] <sipior> halberd: unison
[14:58] <Guest77784> exit
[14:58] <Pici> halberd: Or rsync
[14:59] <sugalo> ^Einstein: jrib: Linux jado 2.6.28-13-generic #44-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 2 07:57:31 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[14:59] <jrib> sugalo: 32bit
[14:59] <sugalo> thanks
[14:59] <zch_beta> what raid configuration would you reccomend for smb file server running ubuntu for small office (15 people)
[14:59] <halberd> I think unison might be what I want since they might change on either
[15:00] <halberd> whereas rsync is designed for more one-way transfers
[15:00] <sipior> halberd: unison is just a clever front-end to rsync, really.
[15:00] <tvasht> sipior, mft = master file table
[15:01] <Azhax> hi ubunturian, may you settle this problem? http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/5567/screenshotrbd.png
[15:01] <halberd> oh I see
[15:01] <halberd> then perhaps I do want rsync after all, I just have to find out the proper settings
[15:02] <tms20090626> thanks for all of you
[15:02] <sipior> halberd: no, you want unison if files on both machines are changing. unless you wish to reinvent unison.
[15:02] <jnw222> AZHAX, nice theme in that pic
[15:02] <Azhax> jnw222, thanks :)
[15:02] <scott\> hi folks. I've set up an adhoc wifi network, but it doesn't seem to be broadcasting
[15:03] <Azhax> jnw222, but i stuck :(
[15:05] <anxiolytic_> Is PHP 5.2.6 the latest version in the repo, or is my source.lst missing something?
[15:05] <sipior> zch_beta: that's not a lot to go on. if you have disk space to spare, a raid 1 is probably fine. raid-5 has issues with performance with heavy concurrent usage, if that's the case for your group. and please ensure that the entire array is backed up properly (confusing "raid" with "backup" is the cause of much sadness in this veil of tears)
[15:05] <ewsubach> anyone have an idea why the checksums for my .desktop files differ from the packages that installed them?
[15:05] <jnw222> Rain is not backup
[15:05] <jnw222> raid is not backup
[15:05] <zch_beta> sipior: thanks for the tip. I don't know much about RAID but I am very well aware that raid is not a backup
[15:06] <jnw222> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID
[15:06] <zch_beta> i've read that article already
[15:07] <jnw222> oh
[15:07] <jnw222> first place to go
[15:07] <zch_beta> :D
[15:07] <zch_beta> just wanted some "real time" input
[15:07] <marc`> hi, I want to launch xbindkeys at startup ? which file should i modify ?
[15:07] <xpistos> Morning everyone
[15:08] <jnw222> moring
[15:08] <jnw222> in your time zone
[15:08] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi there
[15:08] <xpistos> is it me or is irssi just better than pigin and empathy
[15:08] <zch_beta> sipior: What kind of issues, and how heavy we are talking.
[15:08] <Le-Chuck_ITA> what about a laptop with ubuntu preinstalled? Do you know any? On the dell site I find only windows ****t
[15:08] <Dave__> Whats a good download manager which can use rapidshare premium?
[15:08] <kenshi> hola
[15:08] <kenshi> alguien sabe como configurar dirctx9c con con wine
[15:08] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: Dell has ubuntu pre-isntalled
[15:08] <aurilliance> hey all. I'm trying to get tty1 etc to work (from ctrl+alt+1-6), I get a blank screen (the tty terminal still works tho) I've followed multiple forums/wikis/newsgroup postings and am still stuck. I've been changing the kernel boot string thingo in /boot/grub/menu.lst to have vga=xxx where xxx is any assortment of numbers that are available (im basing that off the wikipedia article)
[15:09] <kenshi> al parecer logre correr COD 2
[15:09] <zch_beta> This is for office of 15 people and it's their document flow and information management system data storage server
[15:09] <kenshi> pero cuando abro el COD 4 me dice que el directx no esta instalado
[15:09] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: I believe the 1330s and 1530s come factory installed
[15:09] <jnw222> http://www.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/linux_3x?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs  dell computers with ubuntu
[15:09] <Gorlist> in the debootstrap scripts directory theirs no hardy?
[15:09] <Gorlist> for 8.04 LTS
[15:09] <ewsubach> anyone have an idea why the checksums for my .desktop files differ from the packages that installed them?
[15:09] <zch_beta> so we are talking maybe tens of thousands of files
[15:09] <aurilliance> I've tried 791 (1024x768@24) and it doesn't work. 864 gave me a beautiful resolution during boot, but still no tty's... plz does anyone have any suggestions?
[15:09] <zch_beta> and 15 people using the system
[15:09] <Le-Chuck_ITA> xpistos: on their site they advertise windows everywhere
[15:10] <Le-Chuck_ITA> besides dell are there other known laptop manufacturers that preinstall ubuntu
[15:10] <Le-Chuck_ITA> ?
[15:10] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: Let me check real quick. System76 does
[15:10] <Gorlist> theirs only Gusty (7.10), im confused
[15:11] <Jago25> All I want to do is share files (read only) by http or ftp quickly, without having to worry about configuration. But everything is annoying me with setup. Monkeyd=no amd64bit ubuntu file, other ftp clients are bloat, what do you recommend that's easy?
[15:11] <sipior> zch_beta: it runs very slowly (on occasion an order of magnitude slower). the precise meaning of "heavy concurrent usage" depends greatly upon the sorts of data transfers your users regularly perform, and the hardware they're performing it on.
[15:11] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: Are you looking for laptop or netbook?
[15:11] <Le-Chuck_ITA> laptop
[15:11] <Le-Chuck_ITA> not for me
[15:12] <Dave__> Whats a good download manager which can use rapidshare premium?
[15:12] <makuseru> Can you not burn a CD ISO to a DVD?
[15:12] <Jago25> Dave__: isn't rapidshare premium just standard http? If so then just d4x
[15:12] <jnw222> b ea waste
[15:13] <Dave__> Jago25:  i tried that but there is an unfixed bug where it adds an extra '/'
[15:13] <Dave__> which makes it not work
[15:13] <Dave__> for rapidshare files
[15:13] <zch_beta> sipior: it's mostly project documentation, usually archived docx/pdf/various image formats and rarely cd images
[15:13] <sipior> zch_beta: you may also look at ZFS (raid-z), but then you're looking at (Open)Solaris instead of Linux (whilst it is technically possible under Linux as well, maintaining a critical filesystem over FUSE is definitely flying by the seat of one's pants...)
[15:14] <zch_beta> I still didn't decided wheter to use file system for storage or to go with BLOB (never used blob before for such thing but some people are trying to convince me)
[15:14] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: http://www.dell.com/home/laptops#subcats=xpsnb&navla=51800~0~1932545&navidc=Operating%20System&navValc=Ubuntu%20Linux&a=51800~0~1932545&page=1
[15:14] <aymak2> running gnome-session on remote display, if process stops, then it can only run in foreground, cannot be backgrounded without it stopping.  How to keep it going?
[15:14] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: Where are you located
[15:15] <zch_beta> sipior: thanks let me look up on zfs. btw do you think that filesystem is the way to go?
[15:15] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: I just checked Dells site ans was surprized by two things: They are advertising Alienware on Dell's site now and two it literal two three clicks to find the 1330 with ubuntu on it.
[15:15] <sp0ckk> "/tmp/vmware-config1/vmmon-only/./include/compat_semaphore.h:5:27: error: asm/semaphore.h: No such file or directory" -- any ideas what I'm missing here?
[15:16] <Pici> xpistos, Le-Chuck_ITA: Dell's website is localized for different countries and not all of them may offer the same products.
[15:16] <sipior> zch_beta: you really need to create a test system, and evaluate multiple solutions for your particular situation. basing an important business component on something you hear on IRC could be a bit dodgy ;-)
[15:17] <xpistos> Pici: That is why I asked where he is located
[15:17] <jago25_98> What's a nice quick to setup ftp server?
[15:17] <zch_beta> sipior: ofcourse, I am just preparing myself and thinking about solutions. Project isn't started yet
[15:17] <Gorlist> slight debootstrap problem - theirs no script for hardy, only gusty?
[15:18] <Gorlist> in 1.0.13 - or should i be using 	debootstrap_1.0.13~hardy1.tar.gz
[15:18] <Le-Chuck_ITA> pici, xpistos I am in italy
[15:18] <zch_beta> sipior: main reason I am thinking about blob is special characters in file names, which ___CAN___ and probably will happen occasionaly
[15:18] <Le-Chuck_ITA> that is, I am in Spain but I am italian and my friend would buy in italy
[15:18] <savid> Hi, I have an apple aluminum usb keyboard, and I'd like for my .Xmodmap file to be run every time I plug in the keyboard.  How can I do that?
[15:18] <zch_beta> sipior: on the other hand I could give unique names to each file and store their name in database, still using file system
[15:19] <sipior> zch_beta: i don't know much about blob, i'm afraid, but special characters in file names are an issue of the underlying filesystem, surely?
[15:19] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: Then I believe that you both can still buy with ubuntu, but it will take a few more mouse clicks
[15:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> xpistos: when I try to customize the thing, only windows is offered
[15:20] <zch_beta> sipior: it's mostly the issue of incompentent people. I will be doing some data migration there, and I heard that some of their partners still use clipper based systems :P
[15:20] <jnw222> i dell doesn't have options for ubuntu  and windows for the same model
[15:21] <Operations> I have a problem starting a ftp server on ubuntu, anyone can help?
[15:21] <jnw222> vsftpd
[15:21] <Operations> openftpd
[15:21] <zch_beta> so i expect nightmare at start, I've read one report (it's water supply business) and for example 2 major towns (out of total of 7) still have dos based software and their database integrity is questionable
[15:21] <Operations> Should I install Ubuntu Server edition?
[15:22] <chomik> wtf:?
[15:23] <Operations> On ubuntul I cant run a server. On windoes I can
[15:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> jnw222: the problem is that I can't find other ubuntu machines than the mini 10v
[15:23] <jnw222> hmm
[15:23] <afilatun> Operations : come on I installed ubuntu server quite easily and I now have my own home linux server
[15:24] <sipior> Operations: can you be more specific? how are you attempting to start the ftp daemon?
[15:24] <zch_beta> sipior: ever used ubuntu as platform for commercial applications like this one?
[15:24] <sipior> zch_beta: no, not my area, i'm afraid.
[15:25] <leitao> hi, how do I install a kernel debuginfo kernel on ubuntu ?
[15:25] <pepperjack> zch_beta: for a production server id probably use debian to be honest but thats just me
[15:25] <Operations> I have the GUI for proftpd. I start it with sudo etc/init.d/proftdpd start
[15:25] <KlingaN> kinja-sheep: mobisheep: Hello!
[15:25] <Operations> In the Gui I made the settings... my external IP
[15:25] <bloupotlood> hi guys, this is the situation: installed 9.04 in windows thus dual booting on drive C, now installed ubuntu on drive D, is there a way to access ubuntu files in drive C?
[15:25] <Operations> port 21, an a user and pass with a folder
[15:25] <sipior> Operations: are you sure about the path you just quoted?
[15:25] <zch_beta> pepperjack: I always used CentOS so far, but I am seriously thinking about using ubuntu this time, I use ubuntu as testing and pre production server and it performs really well. somehow I've grown to like it
[15:26] <pepperjack> bloupotlood: from xp?  you need the ext2 driver for windows
[15:26] <sipior> Operations: it's not just "/etc/init.d/proftpd"?
[15:26] <Operations> it's /etc/init.d/proftpd start
[15:26] <bloupotlood> pepperjack: no mate, from ubuntu
[15:26] <ims> on xubuntu desktop: How can I have Application>>Settings>>[Main Menu]<---This
[15:26] <bloupotlood> pepperjack: i see a folder on the old drive called Ubuntu, but nothing in it apart from Grub etc, not my Home folder for instance.
[15:26] <sipior> Operations: and what happens when you attempt to start the daemon?
[15:26] <zch_beta> and from experience, I always had easier time with ubuntu and debian based distros in general, though I never used them in production enviroment
[15:27] <Operations> On windows It's very simple for me to start a ftp server, but on ubuntu i haven't got any success
[15:27] <Operations> it starts
[15:27] <sipior> Operations: so the daemon starts just fine, then
[15:27] <zch_beta> Operations: I have suggestion for you
[15:27] <pepperjack> bloupotlood: did you use wubi for the first install?
[15:27] <delicowa> i have been assigned to a project to setup a web cache proxy for a university.Hence, other than squid do i have other options
[15:27] <DJones> bloupotlood: did you install originally using wubi?
[15:27] <Operations> In proftpd GUI it says i't started, but if I try to access with mozzia i can't
[15:27] <bloupotlood> pepperjack: wubi? you mean the Windows based install?
[15:27] <Operations> please, zch_beta
[15:28] <zch_beta> Operations: google ubuntu server perfect setup
[15:28] <bloupotlood> DJones: if you mean did I install from Windows directly, yes.
[15:28] <zch_beta> and start from there
[15:28] <Markonato> can someone help me with ubuntu 9.04, my wireless won't work
[15:28] <Operations> ok, thanks
[15:28] <leitao> how do I install a kernel debuginfo kernel on ubuntu ?
[15:28] <sipior> Operations: can you try telnet to port 21? "telnet localhost 21", and see if anything responds?
[15:29] <Operations> my Ubuntu it's that x86 on 32 bits
[15:29] <pepperjack> bloupotlood: yeah i guess.  what it does is create an ext2 formatted FILE rather than its own partition i think.  youd need to locate this file and then you can yes very easily mount it to like /mnt/oldinstall and you should have an entire directory structure from / to home and /etc under /mnt/oldinstall  then
[15:29] <bloupotlood> pepperjack: cool man, let me try and find it.
[15:30] <zch_beta> Don't quote me, but I never installed desktop version of ubuntu, I always installed server version then installed kubuntu-desktop if i required it. Setup it as a server first, then go from there
[15:30] <shwouchk> for some reason various apps fail to use the microphone unless I'm running gnome or kde. What daemon should I start?
[15:30] <bloupotlood> pepperjack: ok its called root.disk
[15:30] <bloupotlood> pepperjack: how would i mount root.disk?
[15:30] <Markonato> can someone help me with ubuntu 9.04, my wireless won't work
[15:31] <delicowa> iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmm wwwwwwwwwwwwwwaiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiing foor an aansweeer.....I need advice on the best web cache proxy
[15:31] <zch_beta> delicowa: squid?
[15:31] <nfl91>  hey men... on my ubuntu suspension doesn't work, who can help me?
[15:31] <agey> how can I set datetime from terminal?
[15:31] <sipior> delicowa: try stamping your foot on the floor, really complete the picture.
[15:31] <bloupotlood> Anyone know how to mount the root.disk file?
[15:32] <Operations> ok.. proftpd daemon started, but firefox says "failed to connect"
[15:32] <Operations> like the page dont exists
[15:32] <Pici> Operations: What url are you trying from firefox?
[15:32] <sipior> Operations: 1) does telnet to port 21 work? 2) how are you attempting to access the ftp server with firefox?
[15:33] <zch_beta> did you try ftp://localhost, hopefully you did
[15:33] <Operations> ftp://myip
[15:33] <delicowa> do i have anyother option other than squid because i believe even the CACHEBox-200 i have been considering uses squid too
[15:33] <Operations> It works now but I cant access it from another computer
[15:33] <Pici> Operations: Your external ip? some routers do not support loopback connections.
[15:33] <Operations> only local
[15:34] <Operations> I have the same IP. I have no LAN. Only IP provided by ISP. And on win I can run a ftp server
[15:34] <bloupotlood> Anyone know how to mount a root.disk file?
[15:34] <anxiolytic_> Is PHP 5.2.6 the latest version in the repo, or is my source.lst missing something?
[15:34] <Operations> so theres no limitation
[15:34] <jnw222> no
[15:34] <delicowa> why not wait for PHP 5.3 by june 30th
[15:34] <jnw222> not good with mounting wubi-created disks
[15:34] <sipior> Operations: have you configured proftpd to permit incoming connections from the address of the remote machine?
[15:35] <Pici> anxiolytic_: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[15:35] <aymak2> How to find which package a file belongs to?
[15:35] <Le-Chuck_ITA> back to work
[15:35] <nfl91> how  can i suspend my session?
[15:35] <aurilliance> please, I'm trying to get my tty terminals (f1-6) working, atm I only see a blank screen... any advice???
[15:35] <sipior> aymak2: dpkg -S
[15:35] <anxiolytic_> Pici: jaunty
[15:35] <aymak2> sipior: thanks
[15:35] <Operations> How should I do that?
[15:35] <aurilliance> nfl91: what version?
[15:35] <Pici> anxiolytic_: Then yes, 5.2.6 is the latest in the Jaunty repositories
[15:36] <bloupotlood> is there a way to view the contents of a root.disk file?
[15:36] <aurilliance> nfl91: in 9.04 I can click the button in the very top right hand corner and select suspend
[15:36] <sp0ckk> OK so thus far, I have a nice Kubuntu setup. I want to be able to restore to this exact point with ease in the future... software suggestions for making an image/backup for easy restore?
[15:36] <sipior> Operations: have a look at the documentation that came with the program.
[15:36] <jnw222> php 5.2.10 was released on the php website a few days ago
[15:36] <pepperjack> bloupotlood: sorry i was away.  should be as easy as a sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file /mnt/
[15:36] <Pici> !latest | jnw222 anxiolytic_
[15:36] <nfl91> <aurilliance
[15:36] <boomaiser> Does anyone know why I only see 3.3GB of ram when i have ubuntu 64 and 4gb ram installed with intel c2d?
[15:36] <bloupotlood> pepperjack: lemme try mate, thanks
 but it doesn't work!!!!!
[15:37] <_UMBRO_> My ubuntu don't run dvd video
[15:37] <Operations> help doesn't help me
[15:37] <aurilliance> nfl91: hmmm odd
[15:37] <anxiolytic_> Pici: k, thanks
[15:37] <jnw222> try a 64bit if you have 4gb or more
[15:37] <aurilliance> nfl91: ah, you click it and it goes to a blank screen or something>
[15:37] <aurilliance> *?
[15:37] <jnw222> 32 can have problems with 4gb
[15:37] <pepperjack> boomaiser: onboard video turned on maybe?
[15:37] <Pici> !who
 (sorry my bad english, i'm italian)
[15:38] <bloupotlood> pepperjack: thanks man, very awesome, thanks!
[15:38] <gnominou> Salut
[15:38] <boomaiser> i am using 64 bit
[15:38] <aurilliance> nfl91: do you get a blank screen and not suspending?
[15:38] <delicowa> !tab
[15:38] <Operations> heeeelp
[15:38] <delicowa> !
 when i press suspend, i hav a black screen
[15:38] <Pici> !helpme | Operations
[15:39] <aurilliance> nfl91: how big is your swap partition?
i don't know...  how i can see it?
[15:39] <Operations> Thank and sorry.
[15:39] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: Sorry I couldn't get the info for you
[15:39] <xpistos> Le-Chuck_ITA: But I will keep looking and then get back with you.
[15:40] <xpistos> switching over to work mode
[15:40] <Operations> So, proftpd daemon started with no error, I can access server from my own machine, but from internet I can't
[15:40] <hetauma> hi. I have a tv with a vga input. I connect my laptop there, press fn+f4 so I have dual screen (laptop+tv) and it works fine. The thing is that on the tv I can't see any video playing. (I can see the player but not the video) on the laptop screen it's fine. Any ideas why?
[15:40] <sipior> Operations: can you telnet to port 21 on your local machine from the remote one?
[15:40] <torsten> hallo :-9
[15:41] <aurilliance> nfl
[15:41] <aurilliance> grr
[15:41] <nfl91> what?
[15:41] <aurilliance> nfl91: sudo fdisk -l
[15:41] <aurilliance> nfl91: as well as that, how much ram does your computer have?
[15:41] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Xpistos
[15:42] <Le-Chuck_ITA> do not worry: I already googled and found out that other people complain about dell italy not selling ubuntu laptops
[15:42] <Le-Chuck_ITA> except the mini 10v
[15:42] <mbeierl1> boomaiser: what computer is this on.  For example, I have a Dell D620, and while it has slots that allows me to go to 4gb, the motherboard can only report 3.2gb due to something like rom caches
[15:42] <nfl91> aurilliance... and now?
[15:42] <Xpistos|work> Le-Chuck_ITA: If I find it I will let you know
[15:42] <Operations> It returns Connect Failed
[15:42] <Le-Chuck_ITA> thanks Xpistos
[15:42] <sipior> Operations: not connection refused? is that the entire error?
[15:42] <aurilliance> nfl91: after doing that you should see a list, how big is the one called "Swap" ?
[15:43] <torsten> oder besser tag :-)
[15:43] <nfl91> aurilliance: free: 4522256
[15:44] <aurilliance> nfl91: how much ram does your computer have?
[15:44] <aurilliance> 2 Gigabytes? 4?
[15:44] <torsten> hello :-)
[15:44] <htrejh> hi
[15:45] <Operations> Connecting to MYIP... Could not open connection to the host, on port 23: Connect failed
[15:45] <quibbler> !de | torsten
[15:45] <Operations> Port 21, pardon me
[15:45] <sipior> Operations: no, port 21, like so: "telnet <xx.xx.xx.xx> 21"
[15:45] <torsten> i just installed  jackalope and got a problem with the codecs, having a a bounce to flv's with the player...
[15:45] <htrejh> i must run "sudo dpkg --configure -a", but it fails with "gzip: stdout: No space left on device", but i got enough space, can someone help me?
[15:45] <TonyB82> Hey all, I'm having trouble with nohup. I log into my ubuntu box via SSH, then do 'nohup python myScript.py &' - ls -al confirms it's running, but when I exit and join again via SSH, it doesn't show in ls -al. Any ideas?
[15:45] <torsten> what can i do?
[15:45] <mbeierl1> boomaiser: From http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/enwiki/144002 : Reports claim that BIOS versions prior to 1.0.12 only support 32bit addressing. Users have verified that while the BIOS can detect 4 GB, the OS can only see 3.2 GB, even if the OS is 64-bit
[15:46] <nibbler_> htrejh: run df -h
[15:46] <mickster04> any body got any ideas how to get wifi toggle working on an asus 900
[15:46] <mickster04> pm
[15:46] <mickster04> :D
[15:46] <sipior> Operations: you have no firewalls running, either on the router, the local machine, or the remote machine?
[15:46] <Pici> TonyB82: ls is not the correct command to use to see if its running. use ps
[15:46] <htrejh> nibbler_: /dev/sda3             5,6G  4,8G  497M  91% /
[15:47] <htrejh> but: /dev/sda1              54M   53M     0 100% /boot
[15:47] <htrejh> hm
[15:47] <Operations> remote machine, disabled windows firewall, router no, ubuntu no
[15:47] <nibbler_> htrejh: so your /boot is full, when does this ioerror happen, when installing new kernel etc?
[15:47] <htrejh> nibbler_: and its when it configures a downloaded kernel
[15:47] <htrejh> yea
[15:47] <aurilliance> I get blank screens on f1-6. ubuntu 9.04 nvidia 9800
[15:47] <htrejh> dunno what to do now
[15:47] <nibbler_> htrejh: ok, see if you have an old and unused kernel which you might delete
[15:47] <htrejh> but i cant run any package manager
[15:48] <nibbler_> htrejh: check which kernel you are running (uname -a) and delete 1 or 2 older ones
[15:48] <htrejh> it says i have to run the previous command, but that fails
[15:48] <sipior> Operations: you might look to see if anything has been dumped in a log file. try /var/log/auth.log and wherever your ftp daemon put its logs (almost certainly in /var/log as well)
[15:48] <htrejh> how can i delete if apt-get or synaptic do not work anymore?
[15:48] <nibbler_> htrejh: because its stuck in the kernel update process, which it then tries to continue
[15:48] <nibbler_> htrejh: move the files from /boot /root/boot-temp or the like
[15:49] <nibbler_> htrejh: so apt has the space it needs again, then use apt to remove old kernels. but *do not remove the kernel you are usually booting right now*
[15:49] <obiyoda> Just updated(Jaunty) software packages and now my mysql is broken gives me errors when I start it. Was working fine 10 minutes ago.
[15:49] <TonyB82> Pici: Thanks, but ps doesn't show it either :-(
[15:49] <aurilliance> ^ tht was a q, btw ;)
[15:49] <htrejh> nibbler_: thanks, will probably work ;)
[15:49] <nibbler_> htrejh: welcome, good luck
[15:50] <Pici> TonyB82: try ps ux
[15:50] <torsten> so what about  8.04 or 9.04 ....
[15:50] <torsten> please?
[15:50]  * delicowa says hi
[15:50] <htrejh> nibbler_: my /boot was f*ucked up, is there a package to reconfigure to have a clean /boot ?
[15:50] <htrejh> grub or the kernel?
[15:50] <Operations> ok
[15:50] <torsten> kernel-.
[15:50] <nibbler_> htrejh: i guess it will automatically be done next time you use your packetmanager, as this reconfiguringis what failed b4
[15:50] <Operations> What I am looking in usr.log?
[15:51] <htrejh> nibbler_: i am removing this kernel
[15:51] <htrejh> it was a kernel, not from a repo, to use longene's unified kernel
[15:51] <sipior> Operations: /var/log/, and you're looking for warnings by the ftp daemon that a connection has been rejected.
[15:51] <halberd> now, unison is no longer being maintained
[15:51] <TonyB82> Pici: Awesome, that's found it. Thank you
[15:51] <nibbler_> htrejh: ok, guess you know what you are doing then
[15:52] <sipior> Operations: at this point, i would urge you again to read the manual for proftpd, as i suspect you need to add the remote machine to an access list to permit the use of the ftp server.
[15:52] <htrejh> yea, but would reconfiguring the kernel i actually use be working?
[15:52] <nibbler_> htrejh: the one you currently use should be fine, i guess the only kernel that could cause trouble is the one you (apt) tried to install, but wasnt able to complete
[15:56] <Operations> Ok sipior thank you. I will read on, and if the problem persist i will call you. Thanks again
[15:56] <sipior> Operations: yep, good luck.
[15:58] <jarhead> hi
[15:58] <jnw222>  
[15:58] <Gorlist> how can I unpack a deb like a tar?
[15:58] <Gorlist> without installing
[15:59] <Kan3> hi how can i delete a folder which has a lock sign?
[15:59] <jarhead> there's a program like invisible browsing for ubuntu?!
[15:59] <lin_ubuntu> i'm currently from webchat..   my chatzilla and Xchat  is not working..gets error unknown host  ...  i 'm behind http proxy.. plz...
[16:00] <jnw222> dpkg-deb -x <deb>
[16:00] <aurilliance1> When I press f1-6 instead of getting a terminal I get a blank screen. What should I do?
[16:00] <Gorlist> thanks
[16:01] <sipior> aurilliance1: does ps aux | grep getty show anything?
[16:01] <legend2440> Kan3: sudo rm -r <foldername>
[16:01] <jnw222> shows active tty's
[16:02] <Kan3> Getting rm: cannot remove `folder': Is a directory
[16:02] <aurilliance1> sipior: yeah it shows me the list of tty's. they are all running properly, I can even get into them, If I force my graphics card to crash along with X, but with my graphics card running normally, I can't see any of them :(
[16:02] <sjokkis> hi. what can i use to globally adjust the brightness and colour balance of my webcam? when i first used it i was under flourescent lighting, and it worked fantastically. now i'm under incandescent lighting, and i look green, in addition to being very dark
[16:02] <Bodsda> Hi, where can I find dockapps? everyone keeps pointing me at dockapps.org but that site is no longer there
[16:02] <h8tr1> ok guys - I have an edgy system that needs updates, and my current /etc/apt/sources.list file is not good.  how do I find and use working respositories?
[16:02] <sipior> aurilliance1: interesting. are you running any visual effects at the moment?
[16:03] <n0gear> Kan3: rmdir ?
[16:03] <jnw222> edgy is way outdated and upgrading may not be worth it
[16:03] <Kan3> ok it removed it now
[16:03] <aurilliance1> sipior: I am, right now I'm removing all propietry drivers tho, to test that
[16:03] <aurilliance1> *bah spelling
[16:03] <Kan3> ty bros
[16:04] <aurilliance1> sipior: I"m gonna restart again and check if no video card drivers lets me get to them...
[16:04] <aurilliance1> bbak in 5
[16:04] <aurilliance1> thnx 4 the help
[16:04] <lin_ubuntu> how to configure xchat for . using behind proxy server
[16:05] <h8tr1> It should not be this hard to find out how to find working edgy repositories working from the command line...  so annoyed.
[16:06] <h8tr1> google searching not helping me so far...
[16:06] <mbeierl1> h8tr1: edgy has reached end of life 1 year ago, that might be why it's so hard
[16:06] <svine> hi
[16:06] <mbeierl1> h8tr1: no one is mirroring it anymore
[16:06] <svine> hello
[16:06] <Blizzerand> I have been using Ubuntu Jaunty for about 3 month and I thought why not give fedora a try alongside with Ubuntu . As both use grub do I have to make some changes for it to work.
[16:06] <svine> can you help me pls
[16:07] <jnw222> recomned cleaninstalling jaunty
[16:07] <mbeierl1> !ask | svine
[16:07] <mickster04> svine
[16:07] <mickster04> svine what the bot said
[16:07] <Blizzerand> lol
[16:07] <aurilliance> whoever was helping me before, I'm back, no drivers now and hey, all tty's work.... Not sure what to do now. Does anyone else have troubles with nvidia v180 not letting you get to tty's?
[16:08] <shwouchk> for some reason various apps fail to use the microphone unless I'm running gnome or kde. What daemon should I start?
[16:08] <pronoy> h8tr1: why don't you upgrade ?
[16:08] <svine> thanks for helping
[16:09] <mbeierl1> Blizzerand: I have no experience with Fedora, but I would guess that the two will work together through grub - you might just end up with one listed as "other os" in the second section
[16:09] <aurilliance> could there be a bug in compiz that stops tty's being visible on some video cards?
[16:09] <mbeierl1> svine: did you have a question or a problem that you need help with?  if so, please just do ask the question.
[16:09] <mickster04> svine, we can most likely help you, only you have to ask a question
[16:09] <mickster04> :D
[16:10] <aurilliance> mickster04: I have a q ;) lol jks
[16:10] <svine> I cant changing my nick
[16:10] <Blizzerand> mbeierl1o i need to configure Grub if I want to dual boot
[16:10] <svine> on whole server
[16:10] <aurilliance> svine, see #freenode
[16:10] <Blizzerand> Or not
[16:10] <bytenik_> I'm having some trouble with LVM -- I don't want it to look at my /dev/sdb drive, even though there's some volumes out there. I added a filter in /etc/lvm/lvm.conf,  filter = [ "a|drbd.*|", "r|.*|" ], but it keeps ignoring it and finding the disks anyway
[16:10] <halberd> what's the gnome pdf/ps viewer?
[16:10] <mbeierl1> Blizzerand: the fedora install should do that for you.
[16:10] <Blizzerand> aH tHANKS
[16:10] <mickster04> svine /nick<nickname>?
[16:11] <mbeierl1> Blizzerand: but, make a copy of the current grub just in case ;)
[16:11] <mickster04> svine /nick <nickname> ? rather
[16:11] <svine> no
[16:11] <Blizzerand> mbeierl1 : k
[16:11] <aurilliance> mickster04: lol
[16:11] <svine> I cant that
[16:11] <aurilliance> svine: someone may have registered with your nick if you've been idle for 30 days...
[16:11] <mickster04> aurilliance i have a Q AND a q :P
[16:12] <aurilliance> mickster04: I wasn't here to see your q's, unfortunately. You on the other hand..... :P
[16:12] <svine> i was not idle 30 days
[16:12] <Darck1> Hi all - I've got a problem with *ahem* "Network Manager" - I know, I know... who doesn't? Do ifup scripts work? If so - how do I set them up? This is for my wife so it has to be transparent to her - she has to connect to her VPN at work (by clicking the VPN thing in her network manager) and it has to execute a script. Then when she disconnects it executes another script
[16:12] <svine> some admin do that
[16:12] <svine> but how can he has competence on whole server?
[16:13] <svine> he is only in one channel
[16:13] <mickster04> svine what happenes when you try?
[16:13] <aurilliance> svine: an important admin :P jks
[16:14] <aurilliance> svine: I just tried ghosting you, it says you are not a registered nickname, try ?re? registering?
[16:14] <Darck1> Any help?
[16:14] <aurilliance> Darck1: not sure sorry
[16:14] <svine> Cannot send to channel so cannot change nicks
[16:15] <svine> what does mean
[16:15] <Pici> svine: If you need irc help you should join #freenode.  #ubuntu is the proper channel to see irc support in.
[16:15] <pronoy> svine: means you need to connect to #freenode and bug the staffers there
[16:15] <svine> pici you have nice nick
[16:15] <svine> you are from that channel?
[16:15] <pronoy> Pici: hahahahahahaha
[16:15] <svine> tOms?
[16:15] <Darck1> aurilliance: Thanks for the reply
[16:15] <svine> a ze kto ma 12
[16:15] <svine> haha
[16:16] <svine> jeblici
[16:16] <aurilliance> heh least I could do :P
[16:16] <zugiart> hey all
[16:16] <zugiart> I've just installed google chrome from a .deb file
[16:16] <zugiart> I'm just wondering, if I do want to remove stuff that I've installed from a deb file
[16:16] <zugiart> how do I do that
[16:16] <pronoy> zugiart: chrome for lin is out ?
[16:16] <zugiart> nah still on dev
[16:16] <zugiart> but just want to give it a swirl you know
[16:16] <svine> estebaci
[16:16] <zugiart> coz firefox feels a bit slow in here
[16:17] <Darck1> aurilliance: Yes. Yes it was. :-p
[16:17] <aurilliance> lol
[16:17] <svine> So is somebody who want to help me or not
[16:17] <aurilliance> svine: join #freenode
[16:17] <svine> other?
[16:17] <pronoy> svine: dude !! can't you read !! go bother folks at #freenode
[16:18] <Darck1> actually, found something, it might just help me out...
[16:18] <aurilliance> type "/join #freenode"
[16:18] <aurilliance> Darck1: goodo! :P
[16:18] <svine> I asked all not just one human
[16:18] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Hey im running Kubuntu 9.04 and I can't access my windows shares, Can someone help me out?
[16:18] <pronoy> Pici: kick this idiot
[16:18] <aurilliance> und3rgr0undz3r0: guessing samba?
[16:18] <Darck1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[16:18] <Pici> svine: This is the Ubuntu support channel. Since you are not asking an Ubuntu support question we have suggested the proper channel to ask in.
[16:18] <Markonato> can someone help me on private, its regarding my atheros wireless card, Ubuntu 9.04 wont see it
[16:18] <und3rgr0undz3r0> aurilliance: yeah, samba
[16:18] <svine> und3rgr0undz3r0 they dont want help just strong words
[16:18] <Darck1> has a blurb on startup scripts for network manager
[16:19] <misteralexander> Anyone have any idea why the sound would just die, for no reason? I've tried rebooting & restarting ALSA, nothing is working . . . and ideas?  I'm running 9.04
[16:19] <svine> no
[16:19] <Darck1> "dispatcher"
[16:19] <svine> they dont know
[16:19] <svine> there are children
[16:19] <und3rgr0undz3r0> aurilliance: Its just showing NOTHING there, wont show the network at all
[16:19] <zugiart> hmm no ideea on how to uninstall a .deb package ?
[16:19] <pronoy> thankgod !
[16:19] <lavecoi> hehe
[16:19] <aurilliance> lol
[16:20] <aurilliance> und3rgr0undz3r0: you may have to fiddle with the windows shares? I've always found that windows firewall is a killer with samba...
[16:20] <aurilliance> mind I havn't had much experience with it.
[16:20] <zugiart> wow - the dev version of chrome is already owning firefox in terms of speed
[16:20] <und3rgr0undz3r0> aurilliance: I just had it working in fedora, but then it turns out fedora sucks!
[16:20] <aurilliance> +1 to my own q ^ about tty's not working (blanks creens)
[16:20] <aurilliance> und3rgr0undz3r0: lol
[16:20] <und3rgr0undz3r0> aurilliance: the windows machines dont have a firewall, our router takes care of that
[16:21] <aurilliance> und3rgr0undz3r0: can you ping both ways?
[16:21] <und3rgr0undz3r0> aurilliance: yes
[16:21] <aurilliance> weird
[16:21] <und3rgr0undz3r0> just not showing anything
[16:21] <mbeierl1> svine: this channel is here to help people with problems using their Ubuntu Operating System.  We're not IRC channel administrators who can change your nick for you.
[16:21] <und3rgr0undz3r0> whats the command in ubuntu to reconfigure Samba?
[16:21] <und3rgr0undz3r0> and does kubuntu have a firewall by default?
[16:22] <pronoy> mbeierl1: he's gone
[16:22] <CRI_TANTE> aa
[16:22] <mbeierl1> pronoy: odd - he still shows up in my channel list
[16:22] <aurilliance> mbeierl1: did he/she pm you?
[16:22] <mbeierl1> aurilliance: no, just mentioned name in channel - no pm
[16:22] <aurilliance> k
[16:23] <und3rgr0undz3r0> I guess kubuntu doesnt have samba installed by default
[16:23] <mbeierl1> aurilliance: pronoy: I still see the nick in the channel list on this end, though, so I figured s/he was still here
[16:23] <aurilliance> mbeierl1: yeah I think it was there for me too for a bit. lag from 1434 people in room?
[16:23] <aurilliance> meh
[16:24] <aurilliance> ok this blank tty screen thing is killing me. Would this be worth following?: (I'm in 9.04, its for gusty) http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-585454.html
[16:24] <mbeierl1> aurilliance: maybe... still shows though, but - whatever, just wanted to let s/he know why "we won't help" ;)
[16:24] <aurilliance> yeah
[16:24] <aurilliance> twas good of you :P
[16:26] <Cybertinus> hello
[16:26] <GMH> hello
[16:26] <natschil> !hello >
[16:26] <GMH> just a moment, registering my nick
[16:26] <Cybertinus> I want to build my own kernel on Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty)
[16:27] <aurilliance> what does fbcon do?
[16:27] <Gorlist> is their a command to tell you your current location?
[16:27] <CRI_TANTE> did you no indonesian chanel?
[16:27] <Cybertinus> I've found a page for it, but it is only for 8.04 and older
[16:27] <aurilliance> cwd?
[16:27] <aurilliance> (Gorlist)
[16:27] <natschil> !hello | Cybertinus
[16:27] <Cybertinus> anyone know a more up to date guide?
[16:27] <CRI_TANTE> what?
[16:27] <Cybertinus> (and yes, I know I'm on my own when I build my own kernel ;) )
[16:27] <aurilliance> Gorlist: sorry, pwd
[16:27] <CRI_TANTE> cwd
[16:27] <Gorlist> aurilliance, thanks
[16:28] <CRI_TANTE> sorry
[16:28] <aurilliance> CRI_TANTE: sorry?
[16:28] <aurilliance> lol
[16:28] <GMH> anyway
[16:28] <natschil> Cybertinus: what kernel do you want to build?
[16:28] <misteralexander> Does anyone have any idea, why or how, the sound would just die for no reason on 9.04???  I've tried rebooting & reloading.  Any ideas???
[16:28] <aurilliance> anyone know what fbcon is/does
[16:28] <CRI_TANTE> what's lol?
[16:28] <GMH> does anyone know how to decrease system volume?
[16:28] <natschil> misteralexander: what's your hardware
[16:28] <Cybertinus> natschil: I want to build 2.6.30
[16:28] <aurilliance> misteralexander: is your soundcard supported?
[16:28] <GMH> like, not just the main volume control for playing music and stuff, but system volume for system beeps and such
[16:28] <CRI_TANTE> its very crazy
[16:29] <natschil> Cybertinus: well, I would look for general instructions on building a linux kernel, and then tell grub where it is
[16:29] <dandre> hello,
[16:30] <dandre> Is there anyway to compare two files from a sftp:/// mount point in nautilus?
[16:30] <Cybertinus> natschil: I know the general instructions for it  ;) (I'm running Gentoo for 4 years now, same install :p). But I don't know the specific Ubuntu things about it. What packages to use and stuff :)
[16:30] <misteralexander> natschil: my sound has ALWAYS worked on this computer, up until last night.  I've been using this hardware since 7.10 & it's always been fine.  How do I print my hardware for you?
[16:30] <HippyEwan> How do I login as root?
[16:31] <natschil> Cybertinus: I'm not sure whether it's too ubuntu specific if you just want a vanilla kernel, though I've never tried it myself
[16:31] <natschil> !root | HippyEwan
[16:31] <Cybertinus> natschil: I found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile but the first command fails right away. The package linux-kernel-devel can't be found :)
[16:31] <ahes> HippyEwan: sudo -i
[16:32] <HippyEwan> Thankyou
[16:32] <natschil> misteralexander: paste the output of lspci
[16:33] <natschil> Cybertinus: I don't think you need much more than gcc, but I would see what a general kernel instruction tells you to use
[16:33] <misteralexander> natschil:  okay, i'll pastebin it.
[16:33] <luca_> hi everyone
[16:33] <Cybertinus> natschil: hmm. Not gonna do the kernel update now. First I need to download 27 MB. I'm on a flacky UMTS connection :p. I'll do it when I'm at home at a normal internet connetion :p
[16:34] <luca_> I appear not to have any console sessions (ctrl+alt+f#), I can't understand why. Is there any way to correct this?
[16:34] <GMH> hmm, maybe my second question will be more fruitful
[16:34] <Cybertinus> natschil: I'm afk now
[16:34] <GMH> (2a) how do i install a usb printer?
[16:34] <GMH> (2b) how do I install an lpt1 printer?
[16:34] <misteralexander> natschil:  I did both LSPCI & LSUSB ==>  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/204336/
[16:34] <d1gital> i feel like a total noob right now but i am in need of serious help here.  I have a text file open in gedit which i did not save.  i then got the brilliant idea to open a file that is way too huge for gedit to handle.. see where i'm going with this?  i need to rescue that document, so i don't want to force quit.. what do i do? =S
[16:34] <Halabund> Hello!  What IRC client do you use?  Is there one that integrates well with jaunty's notifications (notify-osd)?
[16:34] <natschil> !printer | GMH
[16:35] <cma_> good morning world!!!
[16:35] <GMH> cma_: are you tyrannosaurus alan?
[16:35] <luca> (sorry disconnected)
[16:36] <GMH> if not, then that's good, you're not having the world for breakfast
[16:36] <Darck1> :q
[16:37] <luca> anyone knowing how to change the number of terminal sessions available
[16:37] <luca> ?
[16:37] <GMH> are these the only tested (and recorded) printers?
[16:37] <GMH> say, for example, i have a Canon i250, which isn't there, shoudl i just plug it in and see if it works?
[16:38] <zugiart> lol morning cma_
[16:38] <luca> GMH: yes
[16:38] <d1gital> i feel like a total noob right now but i am in need of serious help here.  I have a text file open in gedit which i did not save.  i then got the brilliant idea to open a file that is way too huge for gedit to handle.. see where i'm going with this?  i need to rescue that document, so i don't want to force quit.. what do i do? =S  sorry for repeat, is urgent.
[16:38] <luca> GMH: a window should come out with instructions
[16:38] <zugiart> luca: wachu mean, number of terminal session avail?
[16:38] <natschil> misteralexander: what happens when you type aplay -l in a terminal ?
[16:38] <GMH> okay
[16:38] <GMH> i'll try that now
[16:38] <nfl91> aurilliance 4gb
[16:38] <luca> zugiart: when you type ctrl+alt+f# (1-6), normally you switch to a terminal session
[16:39] <zugiart> ohh
[16:39] <luca> zugiart: I think that's how it's called, but if I'm wrong correct me, I am trying to google my problem too
[16:39] <luca> zugiart: in any case, I do not have any :(
[16:39] <hoolz> hey guys
[16:39] <zugiart> I see, gee I haven't tried that since ubuntu 6
[16:39] <hoolz> i need some help running itunes on wine, will it work?
[16:40] <nfl91> suspension doesn't work, what can i do?
[16:40] <luca> zugiart: I need it from time to time, and I do not know why, there is no terminal session available :(
[16:40] <zugiart> hoolz: I am using rhythmbox atm, and I can sync up my ipod jus fine
[16:40] <dandre> s there anyway to compare two files from a sftp:/// mount point in nautilus?
[16:40]  * GMH plugs in and turns on his printer (canon i250, usb connection)
[16:40] <hoolz> zugiart you can sync and add songs etc for the iphone?
[16:40] <luca> dandre: open remote terminal and use diff
[16:40] <zugiart> don't know - not using iphone
[16:41] <zugiart> but usually apps like rhythmbox doesn't work with the latest and greatest
[16:41] <hoolz> zugiart well i am using the iphone :P
[16:41] <luca> dandre: if you do not have the extension, go to synaptic and install nautilus-open-terminal, then restart nautilus
[16:41] <zugiart> it takes a bit for the community to 'catch up'
[16:41] <GMH> "missing printer driver"
[16:41] <hoolz> zugiart but will the latest itunes run gd with wine?
[16:41] <GMH> "i250 has been added, using the generic text-only driver."
[16:41] <luca> GMH: you're out of luck :(
[16:41] <dandre> I want to use a diff/merg tool like meld
[16:41]  * GMH goes to click find driver
[16:41] <zugiart> hoolz: dunno, never liked running stuff under wine, good luck :-) and sorry can't be of help
[16:41] <luca> dandre: do not know it
[16:41] <hoolz> thanks
[16:41] <nfl91> the suspension doesnt'work on my pc... what can i do?
[16:42] <zugiart> if all else fails, I wonder if it will run on windowsxp under virtualBox. My experience so far with XP on VB with guest addition have been quite pleasant.
[16:42] <luca> nfl91: hardware specs
[16:42] <soldier63_> hey guys.i installed ubuntu on vista.is it possible to install more linux distributions on vista?
[16:42] <luca> nfl91: especially, restricted drivers
[16:42] <dandre> is there anything to do to mount a filesystem like sftp:///... into the root fs?
[16:42] <nfl91> luca: are you italian? 320gb hd, 4gbddr3
[16:43] <dandre> this is aparently just a shortcup for nautilus
[16:43] <zero___> soldier63_: Linux Mint is
[16:43] <GMH> hmm
[16:43] <GMH> dangit
[16:43] <nfl91> luca: what drivers are you talking about?
[16:43] <GMH> that list doesn't give me an i250 driver
[16:43] <luca> nfl91: mm sorry, meant things like video or wireless card
[16:43] <soldier63_> zero   only minth?
[16:43] <luca> nfl91: those can create quite some problems
[16:43] <nfl91> ...
[16:44] <lwells> I am getting this message when I am updating ubuntu "http://dl.google.com/linux/deb.GOOGLER/dists/testing/main/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not Found [IP: 74.125.95.93 80]". What can I do to correct this?
[16:44] <nfl91> someone else can help me to make the suspension works?
[16:44] <sircrazy> i just installed jaunty 9.04 and my mp3 song isnt playing for some reason.
[16:44] <pazianetz> halo
[16:45] <Guest52604> hey
[16:45] <Markonato> if someone can help me with instaling my WIRELESS card on Ubuntu 9.04
[16:45] <und3rgr0undz3r0> sircrazy look for the proper codecs in add/remove
[16:45] <sipior> !mp3 > sircrazy
[16:45] <sircrazy> i am new to all of this, where is add/remove?
[16:46] <soldier63_> under applications
[16:46] <und3rgr0undz3r0> sircrazy: applications
[16:46] <geeke> applications
[16:46] <sircrazy> i found it!
[16:46] <dvz-> hey...anyone know the room for karmic devel?
[16:46] <sircrazy> do I need this for DVD too? i heard that ubuntu doesnt work well with DVD
[16:46] <marcer> join #paradize
[16:47] <jrib> !karmic | dvz-
[16:47] <geeke> vlc plays DVDs just fine
[16:47] <sircrazy> vlc
[16:47] <dvz-> thanks jrib
[16:47] <amseidler> How do you rename an SD card?
[16:48] <geeke> right click on media card and hit rename
[16:48] <sircrazy> is vlc already installed?
[16:48] <soldier63_> let me re ask my question.  i installed jaunty on vista.can i install fedora and mint too beside jaunty
[16:48] <amseidler> geeke: tried that, and it didn't work - 'rename' is grayed out.
[16:48] <GMH> i found this http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/linux-driver-for-canon-i250-found.-188250/
[16:48] <GMH> leads me to this: http://support-nz.canon.co.nz/EN/search?canonsearch=1&lang=EN&category=Printers&series=Colour+Bubble+Jet+Printers&model=i250&menu=Download
[16:48] <GMH> which driver should i download?
[16:48] <nfl91> anyone knows how to make the suspension works?
[16:49] <GMH> like, for what OS?
[16:49] <geeke> iPhone shook and scared crap out of me lo
[16:49] <amseidler> How do you rename an SD Card?
[16:50] <geeke> try unmounting the card and remounting it.    it might let you rename it
[16:50] <luca> nfl91: as I said, you cannot receive any advice if first you do not check which wireless and video card you are using, at least. Those can and have caused problems
[16:50] <svine> are there some admins?
[16:50] <amseidler> geeke: Already tried, didn't work.
[16:51] <luca> nfl91: once you have that data, digging can start
[16:51] <sipior> svine: admins for what?
[16:51] <mickster04> how do? anyone available, how;'d svine get back?
[16:51] <Pici> svine: #ubuntu-ops
[16:52] <mbeierl1> mickster04: afaik s/he never left - still shows in room list for me
[16:52] <geeke> my nividia card runs horrbile on mint 7 so I am going to choose a different distr
[16:53] <mickster04> mbeierl1 i thought they got kicked?
[16:53] <Pici> It was a mute.
[16:53] <mbeierl1> mickster04: not that I can tell
[16:53] <mickster04> mbeierl1 aah ok
[16:53] <mbeierl1> Pici: ah - mode mute by ops?
[16:54] <halberd> in kde I was able to make a panel down the left side of the screen, which contained just the icons of all open programs
[16:54] <halberd> so I could click on the icon and get the program
[16:54] <halberd> can I get something like that on gnome?
[16:54] <Pici> mbeierl1: yes
[16:54] <mickster04> anyone got a clue about wifi toggle with 9.04 on a asus 900
[16:55] <mbeierl1> mickster04: I put 9.04 nbr on my daughter's asus 900a, what's the question?
[16:55] <limmer> is there any way to write to an hfs+ formatted drive in jaunty?
[16:55] <mickster04> mbeierl1 my wifi toggle doesnt work,
[16:55] <mickster04> mbeierl1 my wifi toggle doesnt work, well it says it can turn it on, but it never turns it off
[16:55] <mickster04> mbeierl1 sorry
[16:56] <mbeierl1> mickster04: ah - have not actually tried that ... she's always having it on.
[16:56] <misteralexander> natschil: Sorry for the delay, here is the output of APLAY.  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/204350/
[16:56] <limmer> i am able to read the drive but not write to it
[16:56] <mickster04> mbeierl1 in which case youve no reason to ix it if it is broken
[16:56] <mbeierl1> mickster04: it'll be Monday EST before I can get back to you on what her laptop does, but I'll play around a little this weekend and see what hers does
[16:57] <mickster04> mbeierl1 its just i want to play with my laptop on a plane :/
[16:58] <mickster04> mbeierl1 ah well
[16:58] <luca> bye
[16:58] <mbeierl1> mickster04: well - it's a little brute force, but you could try removing the module from the kernel --- gimme a sec
[16:59] <Cybertinus> grrr, stupid Ubuntu. Why did they have to enable IPv6 by default :/
[16:59] <natschil> misteralexander: strange, seems that ubuntu does recognize your hardware...I suggest you google the "Audio" part of lspci
[16:59] <Cybertinus> now I can't use apt-get when I'm on a UMTS connection :S
[16:59] <mickster04> mbeierl1 ok how do i see if i have it install i think not
[16:59] <Gorlist> which apt sources does 8.04 LTS user?
[16:59] <mbeierl1> mickster04: I think it's the ath5k module
[17:00] <Gorlist> use/
[17:00] <mbeierl1> mickster04: go to terminal, lsmod | grep ath5k
[17:00] <misteralexander> natschil: okay, thanks!
[17:00] <edoceo> My toshiba laptop doesn't do audio - dual boot and the windows side the audio works - linux side my mixer icon has blue stripes over it
[17:00] <mickster04> mbeierl1
[17:00] <mickster04> mbeierl1 ath5k                  89088  0
[17:00] <mickster04> mac80211              175080  1 ath5k
[17:00] <mickster04> led_class               3972  1 ath5k
[17:00] <mickster04> cfg80211               26640  2 ath5k,mac80211
[17:00] <FloodBot2> mickster04: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:01] <mickster04> sorry
[17:01] <mickster04> habit
[17:01] <mbeierl1> mickster04: :) flooder :)  ok so if you sudo modprobe -r ath5k it /should/ take it down gracefully, then modprobe ath5k to put it back
[17:02] <Gorlist> rephrase that, where can I find the LTS repos fro hardy?
[17:02] <Pici> Gorlist: The regular repositories  are the LTS repositories
[17:02] <Gorlist> gotcha
[17:02] <Gorlist> thanks
[17:02] <svine> why admins unmuting people they want help?
[17:03] <dan2> hey guys
[17:03] <dan2> pidgin in ubuntu is broken with yahoo
[17:03] <dan2> is there a way to backport a newer version or such?
[17:04] <bastidrazor> !yahoo | dan2
[17:04] <GMH> wtf
[17:04] <GMH> firefox just disappeared along with chatzilla
[17:04] <lyrae> I have this , viewed through "ls -l": -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root    848 2009-06-26 12:02 config.inc.php
[17:04] <GMH> oh well
[17:04] <GMH> no, i can't find a driver for i250
[17:04] <GMH> :(
[17:05] <FloodBot2> GMH: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:05] <lyrae> but sudo chmod 705 config.inc.php wnt work
[17:05] <lyrae> howcome?
[17:05] <GMH> though there seems to be one for bjc-1000, which is another printer i have
[17:05] <GMH> i'll try that one
[17:05] <bastidrazor> dan2, or you can add the ppa from ubuntu and use their version
[17:05] <svine> GHM you are dont write abount ubuntu Pici kick you
[17:05] <lyrae> i do ls -l again and same and its still writable
[17:05] <dan2> bastidrazor, k
[17:05] <bastidrazor> dan2, http://pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
[17:06] <dan2> I'm good now thanks
[17:06] <bastidrazor> dan2, cool. enjoy your ~Y
[17:07] <svine> this is nationalistic channel
[17:07] <mdm> svine, hardly
[17:07] <svine> only for americans?
[17:07] <svine> it seems to be
[17:07] <bastidrazor> svine, what language do you speak and you can go there so you're better understood.
[17:07]  * lupine_85 is so unamerican it hurts
[17:07] <mbeierl1> oh oh.  I think I knocked mickster04 off his wireless network and now he can't get back with telling him to modprobe -r his wireless module :(
[17:07] <lupine_85> well, whenever I meet one, anyway
[17:07] <lupine_85> :p
[17:08] <sipior> i'll miss that little guy
[17:08] <mdm> svine, only that the people here speak english.  I know for a fact people who speak spanish and french have come here.  But it would be rather difficult to help someone who can not read what it is that you type
[17:08] <mbeierl1> HA!
[17:08] <evanrmurphy> I'm having trouble understanding a couple things about Gnu GPG and can't find my answers in the documentation. Is key ID a synonym for public key, or just a way to access it? Similarly, is the passphrase the private key, or just how you access the private key? Thanks in advance for your answers or advice on a more appropriate channel to ask my question.
[17:08] <GMH> who the heck was that?
[17:09] <mbeierl1> GMH: who? svine?
[17:09] <GMH> yeah
[17:09] <GMH> seems like just a troll
[17:09] <sebsebseb> hi
[17:09] <mickster04> mbeierl1 soz
[17:09] <mickster04> try again
[17:09] <mbeierl1> GMH: someone who wants their nick changed but can't cause it's in use...
[17:09] <mdm> evanrmurphy, when you generate a pgp keypair it makes a public and private key.  You upload that public key and the ker server indexes it by fingerprint.  This unique id is how the keys are refernced, indexed and downloaded.
[17:09] <Kazriko> evanrmurphy, I think that key ID is a shorthand way of referring to the key, a description or a hash of it...
[17:09] <mbeierl1> mickster04: !!! you're back !!! I was worried I borked your system!
[17:10] <mickster04> mbeierl1 nope internet is a bit iffy here
[17:10] <GMH> "GHM you are dont write about unbuntu piki kick you" bad grammar making request hard to understand galore?
[17:10] <campee> i came into work this morning and my computer was unresponsive. i had to power it off and now when it tries to boot i get "grub error 18". from googling around i can see that this has something to do with the drive's boot sector being larger than what the BIOS can interpret? it's a 160GB SATA drive, only has ubuntu on it, and has been running fine for a month now. what can i do to fix it?
[17:10] <Kazriko> mdm's more accurate than my description there. :{
[17:10] <Kazriko> :)
[17:10] <mickster04> svine just choose new nick and register that one instead
[17:10] <mickster04> mbeierl1 anyway
[17:10] <mickster04> mbeierl1 did u get what error messages i got
[17:10] <mdm> Kazriko, usually its the other way around for me :)
[17:10] <mbeierl1> GMH: his 1st language is not english, but he's getting mad because we can't help him
[17:11] <mbeierl1> mickster04: what msg would that be?
[17:11] <GMH> i have no clue what's going on
[17:11] <GMH> i'm gonna go back to installing this printer
[17:12] <carlitos__> hi all
[17:12] <shled> Hello #ubuntu!
[17:12] <carlitos__> I  am   trying  to  mount  a  usb   disk   external
[17:12] <carlitos__> UUID=f674647f-04e3-4796-b5b6-1c202fa31931 /media/Disco  ext3 rw,user,noauto 0 0
[17:12] <Daremonai> my pc is frozen on the lock screen, i think that my keyboard and mouse are both stuck, because i can't turn on/off the numlock and if i move the mouse or click anything, the password screen does not appear, what do i do?
[17:12] <evanrmurphy> mdm, Kazriko: Thank you. Does it not seem redundant to have both a key ID and a fingerprint? Or do they serve different purposes? Relatedly, I reinstalled my system and only kept the public id, fingerprint and passphrase for my generated key without every "exporting" anything. I thought the passphrase would be sufficient to reimport my key on the new system, but I guess I was wrong, huh?
[17:12] <carlitos__> is  this  line  correct ?
[17:12] <mickster04> mbeierl1 "all config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/snd-hda-intel, it will be ignored in a future release"
[17:12] <mbeierl1> GMH: he was just lashing out at the first person to go even slightly "off topic" in an attempt to make us help him, you can safely ignore it and good luck with the printer
[17:13] <lyrae> Howcome and i chmod a file, it doesn't work? even if i gksudo nautilus /path/file, right click and change permission, it reverts back
[17:13] <Daremonai> my pc is frozen on the lock screen, i think that my keyboard and mouse are both stuck, because i can't turn on/off the numlock and if i move the mouse or click anything, the password screen does not appear, what do i do? - I can ssh to it btw.
[17:13] <lwells> Ubuntu 9.04 keeps freezing up on me and I have to reboot, why is that??
[17:13] <th0r> Daremonai: can you get to a login prompt with Alt-F2?
[17:13] <mbeierl1> mickster04: ooooo... no. but then I did not try as I was remoted into her laptop and if I did modprobe -r the wireless, I'd lose control of it :)
[17:13] <GMH> mbeierl1: yeah, i think it's working
[17:13] <GMH> also, thanks for explaining
[17:13] <mdm> evanrmurphy, they are the same thing.  fingerprint is the key, but you dont need to use the entire key fingerprint. Sort of how you can look up all records that start with M% in sql
[17:13] <sipior> lyrae: which file are you attempting to modify?
[17:13] <mickster04> mbeierl1 lol
[17:13] <GMH> just that my printer doesn't have ink lol
[17:14] <GMH> but it sounds like it printed somethign coherent
[17:14] <GMH> and the driver exists for this one
[17:14] <mbeierl1> GMH: hee hee - well, it's hard to test that way isn't it?
[17:14] <lyrae> sipior: its a file from phpmyadmin that i downloaded
[17:14] <GMH> so i'm satisfied
[17:14] <th0r> Daremonai: if you can ssh to it, log in and do a 'ps ax | grep lock' then kill that screen lock process
[17:14] <bastidrazor> please direct me to where i can make a liveCD with clamav on it..
[17:14] <GMH> anyway
[17:14] <GMH> my other question
[17:14] <GMH> how do i lower system volume
[17:14] <Daremonai> th0r, did not work
[17:14] <sipior> lyrae: which file, precisely?
[17:14] <GMH> for like, system beeps
[17:14] <FloodBot2> GMH: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:14] <Daremonai> th0r, I have smth called [lockd], iis that it?
[17:14] <lyrae> sipior: config.inc.php
[17:14] <GMH> as in, outside just simple master volume
[17:15] <mbeierl1> GMH: you mean the internal speaker?  I had to remove the pcspkr module for my laptop 'cos it was so loud and did not want it anymore
[17:15] <th0r> Daremonai: are you running gnome?
[17:15] <sipior> lyrae: full path, please?
[17:15] <Daremonai> th0r, yes
[17:15] <GMH> mbeierl1: that sounds about right
[17:15] <sipior> lyrae: also, what are the current permissions, and what are you trying to change them to?
[17:15] <mbeierl1> GMH: when you are in a terminal and hit ls ./ and then press <TAB> once or twice, does it beep?
[17:15] <th0r> Daremonai: the screen lock there is handled by the gnome-power-manager daemon, and I am not sure how to restart that as I run xfce
[17:15] <shled> Need help with my lan connection (on another machine) where pings and DNS work, but all other network access does not. Any ideas?
[17:16] <GMH> mbeierl1: lemme try that
[17:16] <lyrae> sipior: /media/Shared/sites/www/phpmyadmin/config.inc.php      'Shared' is a mounted HD
[17:16] <Daremonai> th0r, okay, let me check
[17:16] <regeya> mbeierl1: hehe, I've been tempted to do that, too.  About a third of the time on my machine, it beeps nonstop during startup and shutdown, and I can't find anyhting in the logs suggesting why
[17:16] <mbeierl1> GMH: if so, try sudo modprobe -r pcspkr
[17:16] <lyrae> sipior: but if i dont put the folder and files in 'shared', they do not belong to root
[17:16] <GMH> "ls ./"
[17:16] <GMH> ?
[17:16] <GMH> nope
[17:16] <sipior> lyrae: mounted from where? what sort of filesystem?
[17:16] <GMH> no beep
[17:16] <mbeierl1> regeya: I've put it into my rc.local
[17:16] <GMH> on the other hand, if i hit "left" repeatedly on an empty prompt, it does beep
[17:16] <sipior> lyrae: might this be an ntfs volume?
[17:17] <mbeierl1> GMH: ok.  it's the pressing of the <TAB> key that causes the beep for the command I was asking about
[17:17] <comradeb14ck> hi all-- i'm using 'ftp' from the command line and would liek to know if theres a way to put all files/folders and their sub directories to my ftp server
[17:17] <evanrmurphy> mdm: Ah, this is more clear to me now. So with my key's ID, fingerprint and passphrase, can I restore that private key of that pair in my system? Currently it only shows up as a public key, not as a secret one.
[17:17] <comradeb14ck> put * doesn't work
[17:17] <mbeierl1> GMH: but pressing left, that'll do it too.  so try removing pcspkr module: sudo modprobe -r pcspkr
[17:17] <lyrae> sipior: ext3. I mount it by going to the menu -> places -> Shared
[17:18] <GMH> how do i re-add it?
[17:18] <mbeierl1> sudo modprobe pcspkr
[17:18] <mbeierl1> GMH: without the "-r" (which stands for remove)
[17:18] <GMH> okay, yeah, that solves it
[17:18] <mdm> evanrmurphy, not exactly that private key is just that private.  you do not ANYONE to have it except you.  If you loose it there is no way of getting it back.  You revoke the current key and generate a new one
[17:18] <GMH> oh
[17:18] <GMH> awesome
[17:19] <GMH> it takes out the sound, but leaves normal sound use intact
[17:19] <lyrae> sipior: sorry, you are right. ntfs. ext is the ubuntu partition
[17:19] <mbeierl1> GMH: so what you can do is "gksu gedit /etc/rc.local" and just above the line that says "exit 0" put in "modprobe -r pcspkr" and then save the file
[17:19] <shled> comradeb14ck: use mput
[17:19] <comradeb14ck> mput?
[17:19] <mbeierl1> GMH: and that'll fix it for every reboot
[17:19] <mickster04> mbeierl1 did u get what error messages i got/
[17:19] <mbeierl1> mickster04: no, I did not as I cannot try the command right now
[17:20] <mdm> evanrmurphy, along with that is your public key.  Give that to everyone, which is why you upload it.  Sign email with it (only you will get many responses like what is this attachment).  The more people who have your public key the better (which is why keyservers exist)
[17:20] <shled> comradeb14ck: mput is the name of the command used for uploading multiple files
[17:20] <sipior> lyrae: there's no real concept of file permissions on an ntfs volume, so you can't change them :-)
[17:20] <Guest21805> hello
[17:20] <mickster04> mbeierl1 what do they mean?
[17:20] <Androidfan454> nice. running irc on my android g1
[17:20] <Guest21805> I have problem with ubuntu who can help me?
[17:20] <comradeb14ck> shled, thanks
[17:20] <GMH> the only thing is that, in case the computer mysteriously crashes
[17:20] <mdm> !ask, Guest21805
[17:20] <mickster04> guest21805 lots of us
[17:20] <GMH> i won't be warned by a loud beep
[17:21] <lyrae> sipior: alright. by before i had a phpmyadmin folder there, that i moved from windows (installed by wamp). And I set /media/Shared/www/ as my web server, in apache
[17:21] <mdm> !ask | Guest21805
[17:21] <GMH> mbeierl1: what is gksu?
[17:21] <lyrae> sipior: and, i could always type localhost/phpmyadmin in the URL bar and it'd work..
[17:22] <evanrmurphy> mdm: It's just this one thing: fingerprint = public key? passphrase = private key? Or are the public and private keys much longer strings which aren't practical to manipulate by hand and must be imported and exported using scripts?
[17:22] <mbeierl1> GMH: it is a method of becoming the "super user" (su) through the graphics kit (gk)
[17:22] <shled> What can cause pings to work but other network access, i.e. ssh to another machine or surfing the web, not to work?
[17:22] <lyrae> sipior: now i get an error saying config file cannot be writable. but the moment i put it in the Shared HD, it becomes writable. is there a fix you know off the top of your head?
[17:22] <mbeierl1> GMH: it's sudo for graphical apps
[17:22] <mdm> evanrmurphy, no,  Fingerprint is smaller id that identifies hey.  Passphrase is thing to unlock private key
[17:22] <GMH> ahh okay
[17:22] <mbeierl1> mickster04: Ah I think I understand the error now:
[17:23] <zugiart> have anyone played around with JACK and gtk-recordmydesktop ?
[17:23] <norpan111> Someting wrong with ubuntu server=
[17:23] <norpan111> I cant perform an update
[17:23] <evanrmurphy> mdm: Now I understand. Thank you, mdm!
[17:23] <norpan111> it stays at "1 of 37 downloading"
[17:23] <zugiart> I am trying to record my desktop with sound from my microphone AND from the system (e.g. songs playing on rhythmbox) - is this possible ?
[17:23] <mdm> evanrmurphy, you can see this my taking a key and exporting it to ascii, you will find the key rather large
[17:23] <norpan111> Nothing happens, nothing in deatils also
[17:23] <mickster04> mbeierl1 excellent:D thanks for the help
[17:23] <norpan111> and its security updates so i really want to install those
[17:23] <mickster04> mbeierl1 cos the wifi always switches on an i cant switch it back off
[17:24] <mbeierl1> mickster04: it looks like the version of ubuntu you have installed has the "hda intel" sound module in /etc/modprobe.d configured in a file called "snd-had-intel" instead of the newer format "snd-had-intel.conf"
[17:24] <mbeierl1> mickster04: did the modprobe -r ath5k turn the wireless light off?
[17:24] <norpan111> Does anybody know how to update? the update-manager wont download any file
[17:25] <norpan111> No security updates
[17:25] <Severity1> hyo
[17:25] <mickster04> mbeierl1 nope
[17:25] <mbeierl1> norpan111: can you pastebin your apt/sources.list please?
[17:25] <norpan111> mbeierl1,  it worked in synaptic now...
[17:25] <mbeierl1> mickster04: lsmod | grep ath5k after the modprobe -r to make sure it unloaded?
[17:25] <norpan111> mbeierl1,  how wierd? but not in update manager
[17:26] <evanrmurphy> mdm: So I've lost my keys and never printed a revocation certificate, am I in a bad spot? I'm sure no one has my private keys, though.
[17:26] <c3o> any bady know how to scan rfi with ubuntu ?
[17:26] <mickster04> mbeierl1 hang on
[17:26] <mbeierl1> norpan111: maybe you're up to date and there is nothing to update after synaptic worked?
[17:26] <safruhani> hi berker
[17:26] <berker> Ahoy
[17:26] <berker> :)
[17:26] <Fenix|work> I need some assistance with dmraid.  Since upgrading my asr raid has renamed itself and my system won't boot.  Any suggestions (besides 'dont use dmraid' or the likes)?
[17:26] <dam0> hey
[17:26] <sipior> lyrae: yes, put the configuration files on a real filesystem :-) barring that, you can try mounting the volume with the "uid=<number>", where <number> is the uid of the apache user, and "umask=022". play around with that value a bit, but i think it works...
[17:26] <mdm> evanrmurphy, no a revokation key does not contain your private key, nothing does except the hey itslef
[17:27] <mickster04> mbeierl1 what should i see
[17:27] <norpan111> mbeierl1,  no, cus the updates is in synaptic to, just that in synaptic it works. I tried to update exactly the same updats in updates manager with no luck
[17:27] <berker> Just installed ubuntu 9.04 and having microphone trouble on skype...
[17:27] <mbeierl1> mickster04: nothing
[17:27] <berker> any ideas?
[17:27] <norpan111> mbeierl1,  stuck at 1 of 37 downloaded files
[17:27] <mbeierl1> berker: sorry - I've found that skype and pulse audio (the 9.04 audio layer) do not work together
[17:27] <mickster04> mbeierl1 i see sumat to what i flooded before
[17:27] <lyrae> sipior: aahh ok. will try. ty
[17:28] <norpan111> Pulse audio does not seem to work properly at all:S
[17:28] <mbeierl1> mickster04: ok, so that means the modprobe did NOT remove the module
[17:28] <mickster04> mbeierl1 ahhhh
[17:28] <berker> hmm
[17:28] <GMH> mbeierl1: it says "at the end of each multiuser runlevel"
[17:28] <GMH> what's that?
[17:29] <Guest21805> why Pici kicked me when I was talking with people about some problem of ubuntu?
[17:30] <mbeierl1> GMH: runlevels are becoming a somewhat outdated concept: in the days of having unix servers, there were multiple "levels" of running: 2 - single super user, 3 multi-user, but no GUI, 5 - multi-user with a GUI
[17:30] <mickster04> guest21805 what is ur issue with ubuntu?
[17:30] <v-ashitaka-v> there is an italian ubuntu room?
[17:31] <GMH> v-ashitaka-v: guest's ISP seems to imply slovakia
[17:31] <lstarnes> v-ashitaka-v: #ubuntu-it
[17:31] <sipior> v-ashitaka-v: there is: try #ubuntu-it
[17:31] <v-ashitaka-v> thanks man
[17:31] <GMH> oh, you were asking separately
[17:31] <mbeierl1> Guest21805: you were being rude when we could not help you change your nick, that's why
[17:31] <Guest21805> no
[17:31] <Guest21805> I was talking with people
[17:31] <GMH> guest21805: try #ubuntu-cz
[17:31] <Guest21805> they wanted to answer me
[17:32] <Guest21805> and Pici kicked me
[17:32] <kpuljek> i have a question - i've reinstalled ubuntu but kept my old home, and it seems that it's ownership got mixed up so i changed it back so it's only permitted to be viewed by me, but still when I open up the terminal, it doesn't default to my home folder but to / . can i fix this?
[17:32] <dam0> whahere we go
[17:32] <dam0> lol
[17:32] <hoolz> hey guys i have a serious problem with my ubuntu
[17:32] <mbeierl1> GMH: so the rc.local is a script that gets run when you start ubuntu in "recovery mode" or regular mode
[17:32] <mickster04> hoolz fire away
[17:32] <GMH> mbeierl1: ahh
[17:32] <dam0> hoolz, whats up
[17:33] <safruhani> mbeierl1: the pulseaudio and skype problem is only on jaunty or is it a general problem on ubuntu based distros?
[17:33] <hoolz> i acidently deleted my panel with all my icons that were default with ubuntu
[17:33] <lyrae> i have a 4core cpu...and ubuntu is using 99.5% of the fourth one...is that normal? the other ones are all less than 2%
[17:33] <hoolz> how to i fix this problem
[17:33] <mbeierl1> safruhani: it started with 8.10 when ubuntu went to pulseaudio as the default
[17:33] <sipior> lyrae: yes, fairly normal, depending on what exactly you're running.
[17:33] <Pici> Sorry for that folks.
[17:33] <kpuljek> safruhani: i had no problems in 8.10, it started in 9.04 for me
[17:33] <GMH> okay, thanks to luca and mbeierl1
[17:33] <GMH> and everyone else
[17:33] <mbeierl1> safruhani: there are ways of making it work, but ... I only use skype for chat these days
[17:33] <GMH> also
[17:34] <kpuljek> when i open up my terminal, it doesn't default to my home folder but to "/", how can I change this?
[17:34] <mickster04> hoolz add a new panel
[17:34] <hoolz> i did that
[17:34] <GMH> someone route svine over to #ubuntu-cz, please?
[17:34] <mbeierl1> Pici: for what? letting lamerz sneak back in :)?
[17:34] <lyrae> sipior: alright. i thought it'd be more evently distributed
[17:34] <GMH> if he actually has a question that is
[17:34] <mdm> lyrae, I wouldnt call it normal, I would call it proper.  Linux will see the 4 cores as 4 cpus and attempt to run programs across them.  If one program uses a cpu intensivlu, especially if its single threaded, that would be very typical of the result
[17:34] <GMH> i think i joined after the initial drama happened
[17:34] <sipior> GMH: i think that horse has left the barn :-)
[17:34] <rhollencamp> can somebody with 9.04 English United States locale installed to go firefox, Tools->Addons, Languages and see if they have Firefox (en-GB) and Xulrunner (en-GB) instead of en-US?
[17:34] <hoolz> when i run xchat is usually appears in my panel and flashes but now it doesnt
[17:34] <GMH> heh
[17:34] <GMH> ooh
[17:34] <om26er> plz tell me good torrent client
[17:34] <GMH> x-chat
[17:34] <mickster04> hoolz you have to add the notification area to it
[17:34] <rhollencamp> om26er: transmission is good
[17:35] <hoolz> how to i do that mickster84
[17:35] <om26er> better
[17:35] <GMH> how do i installed x-chat?
[17:35] <rhollencamp> if you want a more powerful one install deluge
[17:35] <kpuljek> om26er: what's wrong with transmission? or you can try utorrent over wine
[17:35]  * GMH goes to look
[17:35] <dam0> !torrent
[17:35] <om26er> rhollencamp: better
[17:35] <Severity1> transmission is awesome
[17:35] <Intrepd> I've been fighting this problem for awhile.  For some reason, my logrotate cron job leaves a zombie process on my system when it runs nightly.  I can't see to find which log files are causing this problem, because when I run it manually, it always works :(
[17:35] <mbeierl1> rhollencamp: Canada here, and I have en-GB installed
[17:35] <lyrae> mdm: what program could be using that much resource? i don't have many things running
[17:35] <om26er> transmission is non responsive
[17:35] <mickster04> hoolz right-click on it > add to panel > l0ook for nitification etc
[17:35] <om26er> for me
[17:35] <mickster04> hoolz i cant remember what it is
[17:35] <rhollencamp> om26er: deluge is better anyway
[17:35] <hoolz> mickster84 is there any way to get a default pannel?
[17:36] <hoolz> it doesnt say Applications or gnome icon or anything
[17:36] <mdm> lyrae, MANY MANY programs, too many to list.  media players, file io intensive programs, number crunching programs, there are too many to list
[17:36] <om26er> how is bittorrent itself
[17:36] <lyrae> oh
[17:36] <sipior> lyrae: what does "top" say?
[17:36] <StrangeCharm> is there a command that'll concatenate the end of a file to the output of my terminal and keep updating it? (like cating the same file continually)
[17:36] <th0r> hoolz: right click on it, choose Add and add to the panel whatever you want
[17:36] <mdm> om26er, is there such thing as an evil torrent client? what you are asking is opinion.
[17:36] <mickster04> hoolz no
[17:36] <djiezes> Hi, I'm trying to get an app called bandwidthd started at boot. I added it to /etc/rc.local , but /var/syslog tells me it cannot start the service because network (eth0) isn't up yet. Do I need to place this in another rcx.d ? At what rcx.d stage would I be able to start this application? bandwidthd is a network monitor of some kind.
[17:36] <rhollencamp> mbeierl1: do you know if there is a way to install a different locale? I did a '$ aptitude search firefox | grep en' and '$ aptitude search firefox | grep lang' and they both came back empty
[17:36] <mdm> StrangeCharm, tail?
[17:36] <mbeierl1> StrangeCharm: it's called "tail"
[17:37] <Severity1> StrangeCharm, use >>
[17:37] <lyrae> sipior: Cpu(s):  2.4%us,  0.8%sy,  0.0%ni, 96.7%id,  0.1%wa,  0.0%hi,  0.0%si,  0.0%st
[17:37] <mickster04> hoolz sorry, you have o recreate it from scratch
[17:37] <StrangeCharm> thansk!
[17:37] <mickster04> hoolz its zero not eight
[17:37] <Severity1> if you want the result of a command to output at the end of a log file
[17:37] <rhollencamp> StrangeCharm: tail -f somefile
[17:37] <StrangeCharm> om26er - there are 'evil' clients that take advantage of the swarm by 'lying' and not actually following the bt protocol
[17:37] <om26er> mdm or madam iam not askin for opinion
[17:37] <mbeierl1> rhollencamp: I do not know... never looked into it?
[17:37] <th0r> djiezes: just start it as S99_...that will make it start after everything else in that runlevel
[17:38] <sipior> lyrae: i meant: which tasks are running in the list? top should show what processes are using the bulk of your cpu cycles.
[17:38] <rhollencamp> can somebody else check their firefox language to see if it's en-GB when it shouldn't be
[17:38] <mickster04> hoolz you'll probly want the main menu too
[17:38] <lyrae> sipior: not really. the highest number under the %CPU column is 1 and theres only 2 of them
[17:38] <djiezes> th0r: howso? in rc.local i link to the /etc/init.d script . how do i "start it as S99"?
[17:38] <mdm> lyrae, there apears to be nothing wrong with that, other then a CPU that is mainly doing nothing. if you are looking at that in top, press 1 (it will show you each core individually)
[17:38] <GMH> okay
[17:38] <GMH> so http://www.xchat.org/files/binary/rpm/
[17:38] <GMH> which one of these should i download, for ubuntu?
[17:39] <sipior> lyrae: are you sure that the 4th processor is really being used heavily?
[17:39] <mickster04> mbeierl1 dont wana be rude but if u want you can pm me when ur ready/able to help me any further
[17:39] <lstarnes> GMH: ubuntu does not use rpm
[17:39] <Pici> GMH: None. Use the version of xchat that is in the repositories
[17:39] <dam0> anyone know a good ircop xchat script?
[17:39] <GMH> oh
[17:39]  * GMH hits forehead
[17:39] <th0r> djiezes: you should google 'linux runlevel' and read some of the docs...the run levels aren't very hard to understand
[17:39] <Pici> GMH: sudo apt-get install xchat
[17:39] <mdm> ok om26er then the best bittorent client is called btdownloadheadless.py, written in python
[17:39] <kpuljek> where can i change what is the default folder when i open my terminal?
[17:39] <lstarnes> kpuljek: it's always your home directory
[17:40] <lyrae> sipior: mdm: i just saw xorg is using 15%. is there a way to list from highest to lowest cpu usage?
[17:40] <th0r> djiezes: instead of linking it in init.d I would start it maybe in runlevel 3 and that way everything else is started before it is
[17:40] <kpuljek> lstarnes: well, it's not... when i open the terminal its defaulted to "/"
[17:40] <kpuljek> lstarnes: i'm trying to get it back to be home
[17:40] <Pici> kpuljek: is that what pwd says?
[17:40] <lstarnes> kpuljek: what is the output of echo $HOME ?
[17:40] <kpuljek> Pici: yes, it says /
[17:40] <djiezes> th0r: then I just copy my /etc/init.d/bandwidthd file to /etc/rc3.d & rename it S99bandwidthd?
[17:40] <th0r> djiezes: oops...instead of linking it in rc.local link it in rc3.d
[17:40] <Fenix|work> Has anything changed in dmraid in the last couple of months?  Ubuntu now sees my ASR array with a different name that's padded with lots of spaces and won't mount the partitions.
[17:40] <GMH> so how many of these programs are in existing "lists of programs for ubuntu linux"?
[17:40] <kpuljek> lstarnes: it says /home/kpuljek
[17:41] <ltcabral> hey... what chanel i can ask about flash and actionscript?
[17:41] <rhollencamp> kpuljek: you can probably change it in your .bashrc
[17:41] <GMH> i know i installed macromedia flash (or whatever plays youtube videos) this way
[17:41] <GMH> and now i'm doing this for x-chat
[17:41] <th0r> djiezes: nope...all init scripts reside in /etc/init.d, then they are LINKED in the appropriate run level such as /etc/rc3.d
[17:41] <mdm> lyrae, thats the default for top.  Its how it gets its name
[17:41] <lstarnes> GMH: look in system > administration > synaptic package manager
[17:41] <lstarnes> GMH: also, aptitude search package-name
[17:41] <th0r> djiezes: put your script in /etc/init.d, then create a link in /etc/rc3.d that is S99(scriptname)
[17:42] <djiezes> th0r: okay, so I make a link called S99bandwidthd in /etc/rc3.d to the /etc/init.d bandwidthd file ?
[17:42] <mdm> Fenix|work, I would mount it by GUID rather then name, that should take care of whatever it is reading as a string
[17:42] <th0r> djiezes: right, try that
[17:42] <djiezes> th0r: okay, i got it
[17:42] <Neremor> hello!
[17:42] <GMH> ahh, right
[17:42] <lstarnes> kpuljek: look in your ~/.bashrc
[17:42] <djiezes> th0r: thx, will try now.
[17:42] <GMH> synaptic package manager
[17:42] <GMH> i remember this from last time
[17:42] <lyrae> mdm ah okay. also, i think i was mistaken, sorry.. here's a ss: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v425/play/Screenshot-Terminal-lyraelocalhost-.png
[17:43] <edoceo> any pointers how to get my external volume control on my laptop to be recognized by xfce?  KDE used to prompt with an audio control when I use that thing
[17:43] <lyrae> so assuming 'us' stands for 'usage', i think i'm good
[17:43] <Neremor> I'm searching for an program to write music sheets (like capella, but that's windows only) for linux. Best would be if there is an midi-synthesizer within the program that "compiles" my melody as preview... is there something like this availible? thanks in advance :)
[17:43] <pro-rsoft> How can I make evolution show just the name of the sender instead of "Name <email@email>" ?
[17:43] <djiezes> th0r: i used the command ln. i probably need to use ln -s ?
[17:43] <Fenix|work> mdm,  My array went from being 'asr', 'asr_1 and 'asr_5' to 'asr_OS             ', 'asr_OS             1' and 'asr_OS             5'.  It's really wierd.  The two partitions won't activate.
[17:43] <mdm> lyrae, in that sceeen shot your system is mainly idle,  On fact the console you are running it is usuing the most cpu
[17:43] <th0r> djiezes: small oops....ubuntu uses runlevel 2 as default instead of 3...too many years in suse <smile>. yes, ln -s
[17:44] <sipior> lyrae: no, it stands for "user space"
[17:44] <djiezes> th0r: ok will fix & retry
[17:44] <mdm> lyrae, its sort of a joke that top is well usualy on top (ie the thing you monitor with takes more cpu then the things its monitoring)
[17:44] <mbeierl1> arrggg!  svine just pm'd me letting me know that he objects to the rules of this channel !!!
[17:44] <ana09> hi there!
[17:44] <th0r> djiezes: either should work....in ubuntu runlevels 3,4,5 = runlevel2
[17:44] <rhollencamp> Neremor: try tuxguitar
[17:44] <lyrae> mdm: hehe  yeah.
[17:44] <GMH> okay
[17:44] <Quint_Sakugarne> okay
[17:44] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:44] <Quint_Sakugarne> this is GMH
[17:45] <Quint_Sakugarne> i got x-chat working
[17:45] <lyrae> sipior: i see. which means what?
[17:45] <Quint_Sakugarne> :D
[17:45] <FloodBot2> Quint_Sakugarne: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:45] <StrangeCharm> does anyone recommend a pptp vpn server application?
[17:45] <mdm> Fenix|work, my arrays lack many if the strings to idenify them (ie the maker did not seem fit to fully popluate the disk ids) so I simply mount thhe filesystems as GUID
[17:45] <GMH> oops
[17:45] <rhollencamp> Neremor: I believe it has keyboard too, similar to GuitarPro if you've ever used that for windows
[17:45] <GMH> anyway, thank you pici
[17:45] <ana09> I nedd some help for setting up my wireless in ubuntu 8.10, I have an atheros chipset, now I have ath0 up but cannot connect to any network.... any idea?
[17:46] <Fenix|work> mdm, true, but if dmraid won't activate my two raid partitions, I won't be able to see the GUID's
[17:46] <sipior> lyrae: the fraction of time the cpu has spent running processes in user space that have not been nice'd.
[17:46] <ana09> I have even compiled madwifi sources... but can't connect...
[17:46] <PAPUL> hi i want mount all my ntfs n fat32 partions in linux automatically at startup
[17:46] <newbuntu> i gparted a usb hd to be 1/2 ext4 and 1/2 ntfs. But windows doesnt recognize. What gives? Can I partition to be recognied on both and use ext4 ??
[17:46] <GMH> anyway, thanks everyone, and i'll be heading out now
[17:46] <GMH> bye
[17:46] <mbeierl1> GMH: ciao!
[17:47] <th0r> PAPUL: add a line for each partition in /etc/fstab
[17:47] <djiezes> th0r: i did what you told me, will now restart to see if it works, thx for your help.
[17:47] <th0r> djiezes: good luck
[17:47] <Fenix|work> mdm, how can I roll back dmraid to an earlier version?
[17:47] <ana09> 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[17:47] <PAPUL> th0r, details please
[17:48] <michael> #kubuntu-devel channel
[17:48] <mdm> lyrae, think of those lines as this US, is user processes, well you.  SY is sytem process, the kernel.  NI is niced processes, things that have been told to yeild to others, ID is idle, litterly the cpu is running NOOPs.  WA is waitio, menaing its servicings IO, usually disk. Hi is hardware interupts, this goes high you have a bad bus chip.  SI is software interrupts, same thing but for badly writtent programs, and ST is the ammount of cpu "stolen" by  virtualiz
[17:48] <mdm> ation, usually a hypervisor
[17:48] <calaen0> why does Jaunty prefer numpy in /usr/lib over the numpy in /usr/local/lib by default?
[17:48] <nightdrever> how do i install flash player for chromium in ubuntu 9.04 64bit version?
[17:48] <cabrey> nightdrever, it isn't ready yet
[17:48] <mdm> Fenix|work, I would think that harder then ignoring names and usuing GUID instead
[17:48] <th0r> PAPUL: each partition that is to be automatically mounted at boot has a line in /etc/fstab. All you need to do is create one.
[17:48] <nightdrever> what isnt?
[17:49] <cabrey> nightdrever, read the about:linux-splash
[17:49] <th0r> PAPUL: open a terminal and type 'less /etc/fstab' and look at your existing file
[17:49] <ana09> noone can help me please?
[17:49] <Titan8990> !fstab | PAPUL
[17:49] <nightdrever> :-(
[17:49] <chetnick> ana09: what do you need?
[17:49] <cabrey> nightdrever, that's why it is an *alpha*
[17:50] <ana09> I have a problem with my wireless card
[17:50] <PAPUL> !partitions
[17:50] <Titan8990> ana09, you shouldn't compile drivers from source, use the package manager
[17:50] <ana09> I have an atheros & ubuntu 8.10
[17:50] <pro-rsoft> How can I make evolution show just the name of the sender instead of "Name <email@email>" ?
[17:50] <newbuntu> i gparted a usb hd to be 1/2 ext4 and 1/2 ntfs. But windows doesnt recognize. What gives? Can I partition to be recognied on both and use ext4 ??
[17:50] <ana09> 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[17:50] <Titan8990> ana09, and you still need to blacklist the ath5k drivers and have ath_pci load at startup
[17:50] <lyrae> mdm: i see... thanks.
[17:50] <Titan8990> ana09, stop doing that
[17:50] <edi_x_1> hi all - if I have a question shall i just ask away? :)
[17:50] <ana09> that's rigth i have modelues loaded
[17:50] <djiezes> th0r: i still get the same message in /var/syslog : "bandwidthd: eth0: That device is not up". Any other ideas to get it started later?
[17:50] <Titan8990> ana09, the only time you need to compile from source is for the madwifi injection patch
[17:50] <pro-rsoft> !give edi_x_1 ask2ask
[17:50]  * baker_GR gives edi_x_1 a small asteroid rich in iron
[17:51] <ana09> I can see the ath0 up but can't see other entworks or scan
[17:51] <Gnea> edi_x_1: yes :)
[17:51] <chetnick> ana09: system > administration > hardware drivers. Install restricted drivers from there for your card.
[17:51] <cabrey> ana09, are you using ath5k?
[17:51] <newbuntu> edi_x_i:  always
[17:51] <Titan8990> ana09, but did you blacklist ath5k? did you even look at the atheros docs for ubuntu?
[17:51] <pro-rsoft> edi_x_1, the only question you *shouldnt* ask in an IRC channel is: "can I ask a question"
[17:51] <Titan8990> !wireless | ana09
[17:51] <th0r> djiezes: are you sure you want eth0?
[17:51] <StrangeCharm> is there a pptp server application in the ubuntu repositories?
[17:51] <ana09> Yes I think I've read all the web pages relatedf
[17:51] <shled> Can anybody help me with a networking problem, please?
[17:52] <th0r> djiezes: are you using network manager?
[17:52] <Titan8990> ana09, so that means you did blacklist ath5k?
[17:52] <Fenix|work> mdm, and how is that helpful if dmraid won't activate my partitions?
[17:52] <ana09> I'll check help ubuntu
[17:52] <Gnea> StrangeCharm: yes.
[17:52] <chetnick> shled: what kind of problem are you having?
[17:52] <ana09> yes is not loaded is in blacklist
[17:52] <djiezes> th0r: absolutely , or maybe I could change bandwidthd config file, & set it to listen to all instead of only eth0
[17:52] <rhollencamp> shled: just ask your question; you don't need to ask if you can ask
[17:52] <cabrey> ana09, deactivate the madwifi one, then activate it and then pastebin dmesg | tail
[17:52] <StrangeCharm> Gnea -  do you happen to know its name?
[17:52] <edi_x_1> ok awesome :D Basically I've got a dell mini 10 and it has a stupid touchpad with the buttons as actually part of the touchpad.  I really want to disable the bottom half so they only act as button as not as touch area but I've tried gsynaptics and synclient with no success what so ever.  The bottomEdge property doesn't seem to work
[17:52] <Titan8990> ana09, iwlist scan reports not APs?
[17:52] <PAPUL> i want to setup ubuntu in 25 computers. what is the fastest way to do that?
[17:52] <edi_x_1> is there anything else I can do?
[17:52] <djiezes> th0r: apparantly i do use networkmanager, it starts 2 seconds after bandwidthd tries to start
[17:52] <mdm> Fenix|work, you would have to show me what you have set up before I can tell you how to activate it
[17:52] <Gnea> StrangeCharm: I usually find it by issueing this command at the prompt:  apt-cache search pptp
[17:52] <shled> chetnick: I can ping machines outside my local network but cannot connect to them.
[17:52] <th0r> djiezes: if you are using network manager I have noticed that the interface doesn't come up until the user logs in
[17:52] <ana09> ok give  me a minute
[17:53] <StrangeCharm> Gnea-  thanks, ftw
[17:53] <chetnick> shled: private
[17:53] <aboyz> i want to cp my.cnf.bak my.cnf but it prompt me. how do i disable the prompt and just force it i tried with -f with no luck :(
[17:53] <Gnea> StrangeCharm: don't forget, you can get details with:  apt-cache show <packagename>
[17:53] <Gnea> StrangeCharm: cheers
[17:53] <Titan8990> ana09, if you don't prefix my name it is likely I will not see your reply
[17:54] <ana09> Titan8990: Sorry ok!
[17:54] <Titan8990> ana09, your client should support tab completion of names, if it doesn't get a client that isn't crap
[17:54] <Fenix|work> mdm, dmraid -ay produces the following RAID set "asr_OS             " activated     RAID set "asr_OS             1" was not activated        RAID set "asr_OS             5" was not activated
[17:55] <jolson> Hi! I accidentally removed the "Images" directory from the "Places" menu. (I hope those are the correct English names.) How can I get it back?
[17:55] <th0r> djiezes: you might try a different approach. Put the script in ~/bin and then autostart it at login. But I think that might still be a bit too early
[17:55] <Gnea> th0r: that behavior can be changed so that the interface is always up by editting the advanced details of the interface in network manager
[17:55] <mdm> Fenix|work, what are those disks, behind what chips?
[17:55] <edoceo> On my laptop if I mute the audio card on the Windows side and reboot the Linux side has no audio - have to unmute in Windows to get sound
[17:55] <th0r> Gnea: really! learn something every day <smile>
[17:55] <ana09> Titan8990: [ 2860.584371] AR5210, AR5211, AR5212, AR5416, RF5111, RF5112, RF2413, RF5413, RF2133, RF2425, RF2417)
[17:55] <ana09> [ 2860.601373] ath_pci 0000:02:00.0: PCI INT A -> GSI 17 (level, low) -> IRQ 17
[17:55] <ana09> [ 2860.601403] ath_pci 0000:02:00.0: setting latency timer to 64
[17:55] <ana09> [ 2861.095699] MadWifi: ath_attach: Switching rfkill capability off.
[17:55] <ana09> [ 2861.100212] wifi0: Atheros AR2425 chip found (MAC 14.2, PHY SChip 7.0, Radio 10.2)
[17:55] <FloodBot2> ana09: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:55] <edoceo> What gives?  Is there a way to force alsa to "force reset" the audio device?
[17:55] <ana09> [ 2861.102178] ath_pci: wifi0: Atheros 5424/2424: mem=0xd2600000, irq=17
[17:55] <Gnea> th0r: >:)
[17:55] <edoceo> What gives?  Is there a way to force alsa to "force reset" the audio device?
[17:56] <Titan8990> ana09, and iwlist scan results?
[17:56] <Gnea> edoceo: sudo alsa force-reload
[17:56] <cabrey> !repeat > edoceo
[17:56] <Fenix|work> mdm sda, sdb RAID1... 74GB Raptor SATA drives, using a Promise S150 TX2 raid controller.
[17:56] <cabrey> !pastebin > ana09
[17:56] <mdm> Fenix|work, and what does dmraid -ay -v tell you?
[17:56] <ana09> Titan8990: 1 mn
[17:56] <djiezes> th0r: the thing is, i had this same issue a few months ago & someone here helped me solve it the rcx way i think. now after a reinstall i forgot how we did it last time.
[17:56] <PAPUL> can any1 help me please. my deadline is near.i want to setup ubuntu in 25 computers. what is the fastest way to do that?
[17:56] <th0r> djiezes: did you see the note from Gnea?
[17:56] <ana09> Titan8990:  ath0      Interface doesn't support scanning : Network is down
[17:57] <nootrope> with apologies to audiophiles out there, which app can i use to convert an MP3 to a WAV or AIFF?
[17:57] <th0r> djiezes: check the advanced settings in network manager for the interface
[17:57] <usr13> PAPUL: If the hardware is the same you can clone the drives.
[17:57] <Titan8990> ana09, modprobe ath_hal
[17:57] <djiezes> th0r: i'm looking into it now
[17:57] <edi_x_1> I guess no answers yet means that no one has any ideas? :)
[17:57] <ana09> Titan8990: the same
[17:58] <Fenix|work> mdm, let me pastebin dmraid -ay -vvv
[17:58] <K|ckMe> I need help setting up OpenSSL to use with Unrealircd
[17:58] <PAPUL> usr13, is there any way to setup using lan?
[17:58] <Titan8990> ana09, modprobe -r ath5k
[17:58] <SAMER> pls any one can help i want to install python languge in ubuntu 9.04
[17:58] <Titan8990> ana09, modprobe -r ath9k
[17:58] <Gnea> nootrope: mpg123
[17:58] <cabrey> ana09, was there something wrong with ath5k?
[17:58] <cratylus> anyone experience their wireless connection being disabled from a recent update ?
[17:59] <Titan8990> SAMER, sudo apt-get install python
[17:59] <ana09> Yes I cannot connect to any network
[17:59] <Titan8990> SAMER, might be there by default
[17:59] <Petfrogg> hello
[17:59] <usr13> PAPUL: You would have to have something like a pxe server and the NICS would have to boot to it... and then, well, I don't  know..
[17:59] <Titan8990> cabrey, ath5k doesn't support injection
[17:59] <djiezes> th0r & Gnea . I'm in network manager, what do I need to check there? it says Auth eth0 & everything is set up automatically.
[17:59] <Fenix|work> mdm, http://pastebin.com/d16c9a86d
[17:59] <Petfrogg> i am just added a usbstick and i can add and delete files on it
[17:59] <Gnea> djiezes: it's in the advanced portion, should be a checkbox - what version of ubuntu are you using?
[18:00] <Titan8990> ana09, sorry but my lunch break is over....
[18:00] <Petfrogg> now i want to whip it clean i order to install a OS on it
[18:00] <edoceo> cabrey: I had accidentally hit up-arrow & enter - thus the repeat - not my normal IRC habit
[18:00] <djiezes> Gnea: i'm using Jaunty 9.04 64bit
[18:00] <SAMER> i did but pls where i can find it now
[18:00] <nootrope> Gnea, thanks. I can't seem to find mpg321 in the repositories (searching via Synaptic)
[18:00] <nootrope> Gnea, oops I had a typo
[18:00] <ana09> :-(
[18:00] <Gnea> nootrope: they perform the same function
[18:00] <nootrope> duh
[18:00] <nootrope> Gnea :) thanks
[18:00] <Petfrogg> i umount the disk and then i try to acess it using cfdisk but i can not
[18:00] <Gnea> :)
[18:00] <djiezes> Gnea: how do i get into networkmanager?
[18:01] <Gnea> djiezes: you should already be in it
[18:01] <Petfrogg> "Fatal error: cannot open disk drive"
[18:01] <edoceo> Petfrogg: look in output of `dmesg` for information regarding disc
[18:01] <djiezes> Gnea: i was in network connections, eth0 settings
[18:02] <Petfrogg> edoceo: yes it is located as sdb
[18:02] <Petfrogg> so i tried cfdisk /dev/sdb
[18:02] <Petfrogg> and then i get the error
[18:02] <edoceo> and when you run cfdisk, sfdisk or any other do you have root access (sudo?)
[18:02] <usr13> PAPUL was a bit too impatient.
[18:02] <mdm> Fenix|work, I assume you already tryed dmraid -ay -f
[18:02] <SAMER> pls how i can make python work in ubuntu 9.04
[18:02] <Gnea> djiezes: with the GUI, right?
[18:03] <SAMER> where i can find it
[18:03] <Petfrogg> edoceo: neither mounted or unmounted the cfdisk can not find it
[18:03] <edoceo> Petfrogg: are you root or normal user account?
[18:03] <edoceo> Petfrogg: Is your prompt ending with '#' or '$'?
[18:03] <djiezes> Gnea: yes, i can't seem to find Network Manager anywhere, but I see in /var/syslog that it gets started.
[18:03] <mdm> Fenix|work, specifically does /dev/mapper have anything, and does lvscan output anything
[18:03] <Petfrogg> edoceo: 8 ) gonna try as root
[18:03] <Gnea> djiezes: the GUI *is* network manager :)
[18:04] <Petfrogg> edoceo: i feel stupid
[18:04] <Petfrogg> thanx
[18:04] <rhollencamp> SAMER: sudo aptitude install python
[18:04] <edoceo> np - happesn to all of us - time for beer!
[18:04] <saber2692> how do i get irfanview 4.25 to work with wine
[18:04] <SAMER> i did
[18:05] <SAMER> but  how i can now make it runing where i can find it
[18:05] <djiezes> Gnea: oh, then yes, i'm in there, it's called 'network connection' (literal translation from dutch), but i do not find an advanced tab.
[18:05] <googlebaba> how do I switch between the full screen mode and window mode in Terminal Server Client on Ubuntu 8.10?
[18:06] <googlebaba> When i hit a <ctrl>+<alt>+<enter>, the screen flashes but it does not toggle it
[18:07] <cratylus> anyone know why when i right click on the network "enable wireless" is greyed out? It was fine like two days ago and still shows up as "activated" in my System->Administration->Hardware Drivers. trying to  cycle it (sudo modprobe -r b43; sudo modprobe b43) didn't seem to make a difference
[18:07] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[18:08] <wijnand> I'm running Ubuntu server 9.4 which has kernel 2.6.28 but I need 2.6.29 ... seeing as it doesn't appear to be in the repositories, where might I get it from?
[18:08] <halberd> so I have wordnet
[18:08] <halberd> and I know that kthesaurus will let me access wordnet
[18:08] <JediMaster> hey guys, can anyone recommend any web server monitoring tools, e.g. something that checks for text on a website and checks pings, and emails/SMSs results if down?
[18:08] <JediMaster> I can write my own if I need to
[18:08] <halberd> but is there a gnome-native app that will let me access wordnet?
[18:09] <JediMaster> fairly quickly actually, but just wondered if I was re-inventing the wheel if there's an open sources one available
[18:10] <Pici> JediMaster: nagios3 is a fairly standard monitoring suite.
[18:10] <Pici> JediMaster: Or just nagios, I'm not sure which version is the standard stable one
[18:11] <epaphus> Hello, i have installed java6 .. but it doesnt work very well when viewing some applets for some pages...  Anybody else has problems viewing java pages such as chats with ubuntu? how to fix??
[18:12] <SAMER> how i can go for root account in ubuntu 9.04
[18:12] <JediMaster> pici: thanks
[18:13] <Pici> !sudo | SAMER
[18:13] <wijnand> epaphus: afaik it's best to just use java 5 for that.
[18:13] <balloooza> hi, I am having trouble with my server, I am in a strange situation with no network, and I am using somone elses, and I am on an irc client from the dark ages, on a mac, (ircII) and I need help (I am verry experianced) My server us giving ITSELF an ip address from its own DHCP server. can somone tell me where to find exactly what it is doing (log file)
[18:13] <epaphus> wijnand, hmm why so..?
[18:13] <Pici> !test
[18:14] <Jabka> any ops ?
[18:14] <wijnand> epaphus: just relaying what i heard here.. i guess the java apps you're trying to use don't comply or something
[18:14] <Pici> Jabka: ?
[18:14] <Pici> Jabka: Whats up?
[18:14] <balloooza> BTW, the server is set to a static ip on the /etc/network/interface file thingy, and it has been running for 71 days prior
[18:14] <epaphus> wijnand, hmm how can I delete java6 ? and install java5?
[18:14] <Jabka> Pici , sorry some user said he was banned by asking and i wish to so say it is imposible
[18:14] <wijnand>  epaphus i think all you need to do is set the default java engine
[18:15] <epaphus> wijnand, for firefox.. how?
[18:15] <wijnand> epaphus: for the OS
[18:15] <Pici> Jabka: From #ubuntu ?
[18:15] <Jabka> Pici , yep
[18:15] <progre55> hi people! is it anyhow possible to install the voipzoom client (www.voipzoom.com) on ubuntu? or maybe there might be some alternative ways to get it working with some other linux SIP protocol client?
[18:15] <jlaroche> my firefox won't open bittorrent files automatically (I use Deluge for my client). Unfortunately I have no idea how to tell firefox where the deluge "executable" is, as Ubuntu linux doesn't work line windows. Can anyone help me get firefox opening bittorrent files with Deluge ?
[18:15] <epaphus> so i can actually install both and use only the one i want.. how do I alter that wijnand ?
[18:15] <Pici> Jabka: Tell them to join #ubuntu-ops then
[18:16] <El_TuX> I want to move all files but those with a jpg extension to another directory. Any idea?? :)
[18:16] <wijnand> epaphus: have a look here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[18:16] <sinan> any idea what package to use to generate a clean PNG from an equation written in LaTeX?
[18:16] <saber2692> how do install irfanview 4.25 on wine
[18:16] <Jabka> Pici , thank you i said it to him now
[18:16] <epaphus> wijnand, thanks
[18:16] <balloooza> is there an ubuntu server channel if so what is the name and how many are there? (I have no clue how to work this ircII)
[18:17]  * Jabka sorry for the language
[18:17] <UbuntuR0ks> you can select all files but jpg by using $(ls | grep -v jpg)
[18:17] <jlaroche> my firefox won't open bittorrent files automatically (I use Deluge for my client). Unfortunately I have no idea how to tell firefox where the deluge "executable" is, as Ubuntu linux doesn't work line windows. Can anyone help me get firefox opening bittorrent files with Deluge ?
[18:17] <balloooza> sorry, but can anyone see what I am typing? I am using an unfermiliar text irc>
[18:18] <sinan> balloooza: we see it.
[18:18] <balloooza> oh, good
[18:18] <ctmjr> saber2692:  you might have better luck asking in the #wine channel
[18:18] <Neremor> hello
[18:18] <saber2692> thank you very much
[18:19] <wishmaster> Скажите рускоязычные есть?
[18:19] <cabrey> !ru
[18:19] <rsr> hello
[18:19] <mbeierl1> Pici: Jabka: it's probably "svine" again - he was badgering me about the same thing a while ago.
[18:19] <pinoteres> *meh :|
[18:20] <creativePeople> what you want, ape?
[18:20] <Jabka> mbeierli , svine ?
[18:20] <rsr> im having some trouble. I dont know if its apache related. Maybe someone might help me figure it out. I have joomla running on apache and it was configured on an internal ethernet interface with an ip like 192.168.0.x. Now I have moved it to another location wich required me to reconfigure with another ip. but when I access the server through a browser certain aspects of joomla tries to connect to the old ip 192...
[18:20] <Neremor> I would like to try "Rosegarden" as Music Score Writer and Synthesizer, but it tells me that i need a midi high-latency kernel package on startup and aborts afterwards... it suggests trying "sudo modprobe snd-rtctimer" but that fails with the error that the module wasn't found...
[18:20] <Neremor> any help?
[18:20] <progre55> saber2692, it's not just wine, it's #winehq :)
[18:20] <creativePeople> fuck you, jbka_motherfucker!
[18:20] <balloooza> rsr, I think I can help with server related problems
[18:21] <ctmjr> !ohmy
[18:21] <mbeierl1> Jabka: there was a user here earlier who want getting angry because we could not help him change his nick.  he got banned eventually and now he thinks that he was kicked out because he was asking how to change his nick
[18:21] <wishmaster> Народ помогите пож новичку перестало работать переключение раскладки
[18:21] <ctmjr> progre55: thank you
[18:21] <UbuntuR0ks> What is the best editor for writing bash scripts?
[18:22] <rsr> balloooza: It is running on ubuntu. Do you know what might be caching this old ip?
[18:22] <balloooza> rsr: hold on, I have to figure out this wierd irc client
[18:22] <rsr> balloooza: maybe php or apache
[18:22] <saml> hey, in DNS, can I make a subdomain point to a specific IP?
[18:22] <mbeierl1> UbuntuR0ks: that depends on personal preference.  Me? I use emacs
[18:22] <balloooza> anyone, dose anyone know the old school ircII client, how do I pm, and scroll up?
[18:23] <UbuntuR0ks> Why do you prefer emacs over say bluefish or gedit?
[18:23] <rsr> page up scrools up on bitchx
[18:23] <rsr> which is the same thing
[18:23] <mbeierl1> balloooza: YES!  I used to use ircii!  are you in pidgin right now?
[18:23] <rsr> dont remember pm though
[18:23] <yofel> !editor | UbuntuR0ks
[18:23] <rsr> I GOT IT
[18:23] <pfein> what's the recommened usb wifi card these days?
[18:23] <chetnick> guys, i am trying to help a friend. Very odd thing going on. He can ping hostnames and IP address, but cant browse, ssh, ftp ... He has another Ubuntu box on network that is fully working. He said it used to work until yesterday. No firewall. Any ideas?
[18:24] <mbeierl1> UbuntuR0ks: I use emacs because I like its indentation and easy in changing its colour scheme.  it's just personal preference
[18:24] <chetnick> It looks like only ICMP traffic is going out.
[18:24] <balloooza> <mbeierl1 can you tell me how to pm, and to scroll up (I am on a mac, in a percatious position, using others wifi)
[18:24] <UbuntuR0ks> Thanks!
[18:24] <mbeierl1> balloooza: what software are you using to see this chat?
[18:24] <balloooza> ircII 2.8 or somthing
[18:24] <Shapeshifter> Can someone please tell me which version of alsa ubuntu is currently using?
[18:25] <Shapeshifter> 1.0.20 or 1.0.19 or earlier?
[18:25] <Shapeshifter> and which kernel.
[18:25] <Shapeshifter> I mean 9.04
[18:25] <mbeierl1> Shapeshifter: 2.6.28-11-generic
[18:25] <Pici> !info alsa-base
[18:25] <Pici> !info linux
[18:26] <Shapeshifter> mbeierl1, Pici: thanks
[18:26] <mbeierl1> np
[18:26] <balloooza> mbierl1, how do I pm in this ircII 2.8.2
[18:27] <yofel> balloooza: pm should always be '/msg <nick> <message>' on irc
[18:27] <lepine2> I don't know if this is an FF issue, or packaging issue, but why is a certificate issued by comodo not truster?
[18:27] <mbeierl1> balloooza: oh - I see you are using the old text-based ircii!  ok do as yofel says
[18:27] <UbuntuR0ks> balloooza:  hitting tab key in irc automagically starts the "/msg" context for you
[18:28] <UbuntuR0ks> balloooza:  in ircii, I mean
[18:28] <balloooza> rfr are you still there (and is this a pm?)
[18:28] <Pici> balloooza: No, you're talking in the channel.
[18:29] <spydmobile> can anyone share a command to determine what a users uid is and what a groups gid is?
[18:29] <Pici> spydmobile: id
[18:29] <balloooza> Pici test is this a pm (sorry for the bother if it is)
[18:29] <balloooza> I guess that is not
[18:29] <mbeierl1> spydmobile: id ?
[18:29] <Pici> balloooza: No its not. Also, please do not use #ubuntu as a test channel. This channel is only for Ubuntu support.
[18:30] <spydmobile> id it is, simple, thanks folks! ;-)
[18:31] <balloooza> sorry, it is just that I am locked off the internet, and am using a neighbors wireless, in a percarious position (imac in lap, with keyboard on imac) and I need ubuntu server support.
[18:31] <balloooza> (and this is the only channel I know how to get to)
[18:32] <Pici> balloooza: If you have an Ubuntu question then ask it ;)
[18:32] <[BTF]Jehar> Heya, I'm using 8.10, and having trouble disabling 3 button mouse emulation (via clicking m1 and m2 simultaneously)...
[18:32] <[BTF]Jehar> This was the fix I was pointed to:
[18:32] <[BTF]Jehar>  cat /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/10osvendor/10-x11-input.fdi | grep emulate
[18:32] <[BTF]Jehar> <merge key="input.x11_options.emulate3buttons" type="string">False</merge>
[18:33] <[BTF]Jehar> And it's been false for some time now, but I'm still getting the same behaviour
[18:33] <balloooza> My server is giving itself an ip address from its OWN DHCP server, and it is set (in /network/interfaces) to static
[18:34] <balloooza> (and my server has been functioning for 71 days prior)
[18:34] <damagu> Hello all. I just got Jaunty working on my macbook pro and I'm trying to fiddle with xmodmap to get the ctrl and super keys swapped. After restarting x one time I checked the box "Don't show me this message again" and now that I've got the right settings I can't make them permanent.... Any help?
[18:35] <[BTF]Jehar> damagu: Put the settings in ~/.Xmodmap, and they will be detected automatically
[18:35] <[BTF]Jehar> unless you make any changes to it, then you just xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap
[18:35] <the1corrupted> Hello, I blew up my xorg.conf file and was wondering how I can once more get x-server to interface with my graphics card?
[18:36] <damagu> [BTF]Jehar: yeah I did that but when I restart x they aren't getting detected... I suspect because I need to see that message come up which I've told not to be shown again
[18:36] <balloooza> the one corrupted: start ubuntu in (recovery mode) and select fix x server
[18:36] <the1corrupted> ballooza: I did that.  It failed to work.
[18:37] <jolson> Hi! I accidentally removed the "Images" directory from the "Places" menu. (I hope those are the correct English names.) How can I get it back?
[18:37] <balloooza> can you type: ls -l /etc/X11/
[18:37] <halberd> can I turn off the blinking cursor in gnome terminal?
[18:38] <the1corrupted> balloooza I already tried restoring the old xorg.conf but my system seems to have suffered more damage than just that one file.  I restored the original, and it still fails to boot with proper graphics.
[18:38] <balloooza> pici: I have an intermitant connection, and I am missing posts, did you post to me? (very sorry for the bother, I have also told people to not test in the ubuntu, channel)
[18:39] <damagu> [BTF]Jehar: the message I'm talking about gives a left pane and a right pane. The right pane contains the .Xmodmap file and the you need to select it and click add so that it shows up in the left pane. But, like I said, I checked the "Don't show this again" box a few minutes back and only after that did I get the right settings put in .Xmodmap. So now that msg isn't showing up after restarting X.
[18:39] <damagu> [BTF]Jehar: I need to know how to get that message to display again.
[18:39] <Pici> balloooza: I didn't sorry.  You may want to try to ask your question as well in #ubuntu-server though
[18:39] <damagu> [BTF]Jehar: ... or something...
[18:39] <balloooza> thank you for the other channel!
[18:40] <the1corrupted> Pici: Do you know how to resolve kernal issues?  Or where I can go for more help?
[18:40] <damagu> [BTF]Jehar: you still there?
[18:41] <MaYobi> hello all
[18:41] <MaYobi> Sorry, I do not know English on it I use the translator.
[18:41] <damagu> Alrighty... can anyone else help me with xmodmap stuff?
[18:41] <MaYobi> But, I have a problem.
[18:41] <MaYobi> When i shutdown the computer, raid0 (two disks) become offline member, starting loading with livecd helps only, then raid0 again has the status normally
[18:41] <balloooza> hello, I have a question, I hope this is the server channel, can somone confirm this, I have a problem with dhcp server/ ethernet, the server assigns itself an ip address to an interface set up as static
[18:42] <balloooza> never mind, I am still on ubuntu :(
[18:42] <the1corrupted> balloooza I already tried restoring the old xorg.conf but my system seems to have suffered more damage than just that one file.  I restored the original, and it still fails to boot with proper graphics.
[18:42] <MaYobi> any body  has ideas?
[18:42] <ctmjr> the1corrupted: try sudo  dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg in a terminal then reboot
[18:43] <balloooza> #ubuntu-server
[18:43] <the1corrupted> ctmjr I even tried that after reading xorg.conf comments.  Boot still fails.
[18:43] <StrangeCharm_> how do i correct my system clock?
[18:43] <balloooza> server=ubuntu-server
[18:43] <balloooza> ahhh
[18:43] <damagu> ballooza: you have to type / then join then #ubuntu-server
[18:43] <djiezes> fyi Gneo & th0r : i solved my bandwidthd issue by editing the bandwidthd.conf file: setthing dev="eth0" to dev="any".
[18:44] <djiezes> I mean Gnea  : i solved my bandwidthd issue by editing the bandwidthd.conf file: setthing dev="eth0" to dev="any".
[18:44] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:hwclock --systohc
[18:44] <damagu> Can anyone help me with an xmodmap issue
[18:44] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:hwclock --hctosys ..... hehe
[18:44] <the1corrupted> This is not the first time this has happened to me...
[18:45] <StrangeCharm_> gnr-  that sets the system time to the hardware time?
[18:46] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:hc to sys--copy hw clock to system clock or sys to hc -- sys clock to hw clock
[18:46] <ctmjr> the1corrupted: try sudo  Xorg -configure it will not change anything but will give you a new xorg.conf file you can play with. it will tell you the name and  location of the file
[18:46] <StrangeCharm_> gnr-  how do i now check that it's right?
[18:47] <Rakee> :'(Dell Mini system: Integrated Mic near webcam not working. But external mic working fine
[18:47] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:what do you mean by right?
[18:47] <MaYobi> People, there is nobody there was no such problem with raid0???
[18:47] <StrangeCharm_> gnr - never mind
[18:48] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:linux has to system time.. #date and #hwclock
[18:48] <StrangeCharm_> gnr sorry, i didn't follow that
[18:49] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:#date shows the software time
[18:49] <MaYobi> any body see me?
[18:49] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:#hwclock shows the bios time aka hardware time
[18:49] <Radtoo> MaYobi: Yes, but I can't understand what your'e asking.
[18:49] <Rakee> Dell Mini system: Integrated Mic near webcam not working. But external mic working fine
[18:49] <StrangeCharm_> gnr got it, thanks
[18:50] <MaYobi> Radtoo, i have a problem with my raid0
[18:50] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:for the hardware clock you can check your clock source by #cat /sys/devices/system/clocksource/clocksource0/available_clocksource
[18:51] <StrangeCharm_> gnr - thanks, problem solved
[18:51] <DrMrHorse> what do you guys use to rip cd's in jaunty?
[18:52] <Radtoo> MaYobi: But I don't understand what exactly is wrong
[18:52] <Radtoo> DrMrHorse: Video? Audio? something else?
[18:52] <MaYobi> Radtoo, if i reboot my system, raid0 works fine, but when i'm shutdown the computer, and on again, raid has become as "offlien member"
[18:52] <DrMrHorse> audio cd's
[18:52] <thiebaude> does anyone have a link to the 2.6.31 kernels?
[18:52] <MaYobi> Radtoo, raid is don't work...
[18:53] <Radtoo> DrMrHorse: K3b / Grip
[18:53] <Radtoo> MaYobi: I see. Are both drives offline then or just one?
[18:53] <DrMrHorse> !grip
[18:53] <MaYobi> Radtoo, then i'm boot from liveCD, and magic, raid works again
[18:53] <MaYobi> Radtoo, both
[18:53] <DrMrHorse> hmm
[18:53] <DrMrHorse> ty
[18:54] <Radtoo> MaYobi: Odd. Are you using mdadm? Did you configure the UUIDs of the drives?
[18:54] <DrMrHorse> i used to use konqueror, but it appears theyve set out to neuter it or something
[18:54] <mdm> thiebaude, www.kernel.org
[18:54] <thiebaude> mdm: thanks alot
[18:54] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: maybe a ppa?
[18:54] <MaYobi> Radtoo, mm.. i think no.. ) i'm only one week in the linux
[18:55] <kovacsleeve> Does anyone know of a goo site to troubleshoot wifi?
[18:55] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: yea
[18:55] <chevdor> does someone has a config with dual monitors AND compiz ? what does the 'cube rotate' do in this case ?
[18:55] <MaYobi> Radtoo, what is mdadm?
[18:55] <MaYobi> Radtoo, i'm sorry i try the google )
[18:55] <chevdor> MaYobi: a raid manager
[18:55] <MaYobi> Radtoo thanks
[18:55] <shled> any networking experts out there? I can ping but http, ssh and other connections fail.
[18:55] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  MaYobi
[18:56] <StrangeCharm_> can one remote control ubuntu from windows, with a gui?
[18:56] <pepperjack> kovacsleeve: google   site:ubuntuforums.org mywifiproblem
[18:56] <chevdor> StrangeCharm_: vnc
[18:56] <kovacsleeve> My wifi wont connect anymore after plugging into network cable for a while
[18:56] <StrangeCharm_> checdor, thanks
[18:56] <MaYobi> sebsebseb, thank you :)
[18:56] <JediMaster> anyone know what .gvfs directory in my home dir is? It's coming up very strangtely in ls -al: d?????????  ? ?    ?        ?                ? .gvfs
[18:56] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: im looking for a .deb for 2.6.31 kernel
[18:56] <JediMaster> I can't cd into it as root, I get permission denied
[18:56] <sebsebseb> MaYobi: releases.ubuntu.com  and then md5sums and releases there
[18:56] <sebsebseb> MaYobi: you compare the code with the codes provided there
[18:57] <JediMaster> ah it's gnome's dir
[18:57] <gnr> StrangeCharm_:System->Preferences->Remote Desktop
[18:57] <khelvan> shled Are you using a host name in http/ssh?
[18:57] <sebsebseb> MaYobi: http://releases.ubuntu.com/jaunty/MD5SUMS
[18:58] <kovacsleeve> Can anyone help me with wifi?
[18:58] <DrMrHorse> radtoo: are you able to rip mp3's with k3b?
[18:58] <Radtoo> shled: not really an expert. But ICMP (Ping) is in a different class than other traffic so you might very well somehow have blocked the other stuff
[18:58] <shled> khelvan: neither hostname, nor ip works
[18:58] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  kovacsleeve
[18:58] <n0gear> is there a program in linux that allows me to make a proxy so a friend on my who lives abroad can listen our local radio through my connection?
[18:58] <StrangeCharm_> gnr- i've seen that, but i don't know how to log into it from windows. also, i don't like the lack of account authorisation - it's another forgettabl password. however, the windows app is the dealbreaker
[18:58] <Radtoo> shled: Another possibility is that you're not actually pinging the final machine, but a device in between (say, a wlan access point).
[18:59] <shled> Radtoo: I am not aware of using any kind of firewall. The latter one might well be the case, since I am using my router as a nameserver?
[19:00] <shled> Radtoo: So what could I do to find out more exactly?
[19:01] <kovacsleeve> How do you refresh which wifi connections are available in network manager?
[19:01] <Radtoo> DrMrHorse: yes, k3b can do it. But it depends on whether it was compiled with the feature. Not sure if some versions of ubuntu / repositories disabled it due to mp3 or something.
[19:02] <Radtoo> shled: Hmm. Well, first of all try connecting to the services you think you want to connect on the very machine that provides these. Then check your router / ap's registered clients and what IPs they claim...
[19:04] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: It automatically refreshes every few seconds.  I don't think that nm-applet has a button to do it manually.
[19:04] <Gorlist> how can I check my root harddrive? (e.g. hd0,0) - fdisk -l only comes back with paritions
[19:04] <kovacsleeve> dajhorn: What if it shows nothing?
[19:04] <kovacsleeve> Does that mean the wireless card isnt seeing any networks?
[19:04] <shled> Radtoo: I cannot connect using ip addresses. My router claims the correct connection
[19:04] <Radtoo> Gorlist: that notation is for GRUB. You can use root hd(0 and then hit tab inside grub, I guess
[19:05] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Run `iwconfig` at a prompt and check whether the computer has a wireless interface configured.
[19:05] <Radtoo> Gorlist: fdisk on the other hand does give the notation you need inside linux (fstab and co)
[19:05] <Gorlist> im adding the grub entry by hand you see, will grub only list what I enter?
[19:05] <kovacsleeve> dajhorn: That comes up good (I think), its assigned to wlan0
[19:06] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Does the  "wlan0" line say something like "IEEE 802.11abgn"?
[19:06] <kovacsleeve> IEEE 802.11abgn
[19:06] <Radtoo> shled: "router claims the correct connection". You mean that it assigned an IP for the machine you want to connect to, and an IP for the machine that you use to connect?
[19:06] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Okay, that stuff means that the driver for the wifi interface is loaded.
[19:06] <shled> Radtoo: indeed
[19:07] <kovacsleeve> If I run Wifi-Rader it sees all kinds of wifi hotspots, but I cant connect to mine.
[19:07] <Radtoo> shled: Then, is your router even allowing intranet connections in general? Some don't.
[19:07] <nfl91> how can i make the suspension works?
[19:07] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Ask the wifi interface directly for a list of networks.  Run `sudo iwlist scan` at the prompt.
[19:08] <StrangeCharm_> checdor - tightvnc or vino?
[19:08] <Radtoo> Gorlist: Yes. But what I referred to is not a text editor at this point, but the grub shell when it's running (I always figure things out there and then add entries to grub.conf later)
[19:08] <shled> Radtoo: At least, everything worked until yesterday evening. But I did not change anything since then.
[19:08] <kovacsleeve> dajhorn: It shows the different ESSID's available in range
[19:08] <|slurpee|> when I receive DHCP...my laptop is not finding DNS.  I always have to setup at least 1 nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf.   If I connect to a wireless network....I have to find the internal address I was supposed to have use for DNS such as 192.168.1.1.  It is really annoying anytime I get online....I have to figure out the DNS servers.
[19:09] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Okay, that means that the glitch is in the network manager.
[19:09] <kovacsleeve> dajhorn: Should I reinstall network manager?
[19:09] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Did it ever work, or has it always been broken?
[19:09] <nfl91> i can't suspend... why?
[19:09] <kovacsleeve> no, it worked before. It stopped yesterday after I had plugged in directly to the router with an ethernet cable
[19:11] <Gorlist> Radtoo, root (hd comes back with "Error 21: Selected disk does not exist
[19:11] <Gorlist> "
[19:11] <Radtoo> kovacsleeve: did you already reset the router?
[19:11] <nfl91> who can help me to suspend my pc correctly with ubuntu?
[19:11] <kovacsleeve> Radtoo: No.
[19:11] <Radtoo> Gorlist: you type that much to hit the "tab" button to list options (auto-completion)
[19:11] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Check the /etc/network/interfaces file for a mention of wlan0.  Network Manager won't automatically configure most interfaces that have any kind of static configuration.
[19:11] <runner6288> i was also looking for some help on suspending a laptop
[19:12] <Gorlist> Radtoo, hit tab, nothing appears (no selection)
[19:12] <kovacsleeve> dajhorn: No wlan0 mentioned!
[19:12] <chull> my husband's kubuntu 8.10 computer cannot see his CD/DVD burner with k3b.. how can we get it to find it?
[19:12] <kovacsleeve> dajhorn: Can I add "auto wlan0" or something?
[19:12] <usr13> kovacsleeve: You might try restarting the network; sudo  /etc/init.d/networking stop ; sudo /etc/init.d/networking start
[19:12] <Radtoo> kovacsleeve: Its not the same for every router but one of the ones I had had a problem where plugging a network cable could cause its wlan service to crash. Can't ever trust these little devices... :)
[19:12] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: No, don't do that.  It is okay for that file to be empty or sparse.
[19:13] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Check the computer for a toggle switch with the wifi logo, or a network logo.
[19:13] <runner6288> does anybody have tips on getting a laptop to suspend?
[19:13] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Many laptop computers have a physical switch that disconnects or disables the wifi card.
[19:13] <kovacsleeve> dajhorn: Have done that several times already. It lights up as active (the wirless) when I turn it to on.
[19:13] <usr13> kovacsleeve: iwconfig
[19:13] <kovacsleeve> Also, wifi-radar see's hotspots
[19:14] <usr13> kovacsleeve: See if there are "wireless extensions" or not.
[19:14] <Gorlist> Radtoo, fdisk -l comes back with sda1, sda2, sda3 paritions which I just created however no hd info (ive got two in the box)
[19:14] <dajhorn> kovacsleeve: Okay, do a cold restart.  Power off, let it sit, and power on.
[19:14] <kovacsleeve> no wireless extensions
[19:14] <usr13> dajhorn: If he has turned off the wifi device, it will more than likely remained turned off after reboot.
[19:15] <nfl91> how can i suspend with the shell?
[19:15] <runner6288> sudo pm-suspend
[19:15] <kovacsleeve> usr13: Im pretty confident the wifi device is on.
[19:15] <Radtoo> runner6288: a few. a) old laptops don't do it properly, usually (2-4 years ago or somesuch). b) even new laptops frequently only really work properly with some suspend modes and some video drivers...
[19:15] <runner6288> pretty sure
[19:15] <dajhorn> usr13: Yes, but he says that he is getting a green blinky for the toggle.
[19:15] <usr13> kovacsleeve: If it says "no wireless extensions" it is turned off.
[19:15] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Or the driver has been unloaded.
[19:15] <kovacsleeve> usr13: pan0 says that, not wlan0, sorry should have clarified that.
[19:15] <cirvis> hi !
[19:16] <runner6288> radtoo:  thanks im pretty sure most of it is the proprietary driver, but when i disabled that, it still won't wake up from suspend
[19:16] <runner6288> however, it will atleast enter sleep
[19:16] <usr13> kovacsleeve: what does wlan0 say?
[19:16] <usr13> kovacsleeve: What essid does wlan0 have?
[19:16] <kovacsleeve> wlan0 doesnt mention wireless extensions
[19:16] <Paddy_EIRE> kovacsleeve, atheros ?
[19:16] <cirvis> can someone help me,I have some questions about ubuntu and linux..
[19:16] <zMish> Hello. Beside "main", which categories exist in ubuntu repositories(sources.list) ? Debian has (main,contrib,multiverse,nonfree) and ubuntu ?
[19:16] <kovacsleeve> essid is wrong, its not on my router..!
[19:16] <shled> how do i get the currently booted kernel version from the console?
[19:17] <kovacsleeve> How do I change that?
[19:17] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Does wlan0 showproper esid?
[19:17] <Radtoo> runner6288: as to how you actually do it - I think both gnome and KDE have helpers. And you can just echo the mode number to /proc/acpi/sleep (like echo "3" >> /proc/acpi/sleep for suspend to ram)
[19:17] <usr13> kovacsleeve: what is the essid of your routder?
[19:17] <kovacsleeve> usr13: No, .. how do I change the ESSID?
[19:17] <dajhorn> shled:  uname -a
[19:17] <gnr> shled:#uname -r
[19:17] <shled> dajhorn: thanks
[19:17] <ubuntu> hello
[19:17] <shled> gnr: thanks
[19:17] <ubuntu> test test
[19:17] <usr13> kovacsleeve: sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid linksys
[19:17] <Radtoo> runner6288: Hm. Hard to say what proprietary driver you refer to, and how you disabled it... :)
[19:17] <kovacsleeve> usr13: MonkeyButt :)
[19:17] <bc> dpkg just installed 2.6.28-13-generic, I rebooted, uname -r reports 2.6.28-11-generic, and there is no entry for 2.6.18-13 in grub's menu.lst. Any possible reasons why that is?
[19:18] <ubuntu> trying out xubuntu on pen drive :D
[19:18] <usr13> kovacsleeve: (where linksys is the essid of your router)
[19:18] <ubuntu> lalalala
[19:18] <bc> vmlinuz-2.6.28-13-generic does indeed exist in /boot as well
[19:18] <ubuntu> it works
[19:18] <ubuntu> yay!
[19:18] <runner6288> haha sorry, i was talking about the proprietary nvidia graphics driver for the 7150m card
[19:18] <cirvis> I have windows but it brakes down all the time I been thinking about go to linux , but I like play games such as WOW WOTKL , is ot posible to play games on linux..?
[19:18] <kovacsleeve> Ok, now ESSID shows right.
[19:18] <ubuntu> yes you can play games on linux
[19:19] <usr13> kovacsleeve: dhclient wlan0
[19:19] <runner6288> and i first tried disabling using the gui but then i completely removed it and still the same
[19:19] <usr13> kovacsleeve: sudo dhclient wlan0
[19:19] <bc> cirvis: yes, via wine. wow works especially well
[19:19] <cyberghoser1> cirvis,  of course you can
[19:19] <dajhorn> bc: First run `sudo update-grub` at a prompt and check whether the menu.lst file is updated properly.
[19:19] <cirvis> ok tnx guys , but what is the best version of linux or ubuntu?
[19:19] <Radtoo> Gorlist: back to you... well, the partitions may not have yet been saved, unless the installation completed?
[19:19] <bc> dajhorn: I've done that (dpkg did it as well), and I even checked to see if menu.lst was set to immutable
[19:19] <cyberghoser1> ubuntu jaunty for me :)
[19:19] <kovacsleeve> usr13: DHCPDISCOVER on wlan0 to 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval 8
[19:20] <kovacsleeve> then interval 11, 9, 18...
[19:20] <Gorlist> no its not
[19:20] <dajhorn> bc: Second look at the /boot/grub/menu.lst file and check whether you've got a default kernel set.
[19:20] <Gorlist> kind of
[19:20] <navatwo> !!
[19:20] <MrMixs> oh no!
[19:20] <Gorlist> well im doing the grub now
[19:20] <Gorlist> Radtoo, im doing it remotely, debootstrap
[19:20] <dajhorn> bc: Something like "default 3" or "savedefault" enabled.
[19:20] <kovacsleeve> usr13: Now "No DHCPOFFERS received"
[19:20] <usr13> cirvis: Best version of Linux is Ubuntu
[19:20] <Gorlist> Radtoo, following this guide, down the bottom >> Setup the bootloader
[19:20] <navatwo> (2:20:15 PM) Jazzy: '(10:55:25 AM) MihaiS: Jazzy: Linux is an overblown "Wal-Mart" OS written by programmers who lack the balls and social skills to walk their own dog.'
[19:20] <Radtoo> Gorlist: Ah. Well, I've never done that with ubuntu. :)
[19:20] <bc> dajhorn: yep, I do.
[19:20] <navatwo> fail..
[19:21] <chull>  my husband's kubuntu 8.10 computer cannot see his CD/DVD burner with k3b.. how can we get it to find it?
[19:21] <Gorlist> Radtoo,  :) just getting this grub sorted is the problem
[19:21] <usr13> kovacsleeve: sudo /etc/init.d/networking stop ; sudo /etc/init.d/networking start
[19:21] <cirvis> Linux Ubuntu Desktop is this good?
[19:21] <dajhorn> bc: You'll need to guess whether it is correct for your system.  Default Ubuntu installations have "default 0" and savedefault disabled.
[19:21] <Radtoo> Gorlist: Alas, I've done Gentoo and stuff a few times so I guess I can help with Grub. Did you type "grub" and then root (hd0  and hit tab?
[19:21] <sebsebseb> cirvis: sure, but it's not  the only good Linux distribution
[19:21] <kovacsleeve> usr13: Both say [ OK ]
[19:21] <Gorlist> Radtoo, one sec
[19:22] <bc> dajhorn: I guess I'm going to have to manually edit menu.list and add it in there. (it's default 0, and savedefault is disabled)
[19:22] <Radtoo> Gorlist: I mean, I didn't explicitly mention the "grub" command last and the ( also is commonly missed...
[19:22] <cirvis> Im noob in this , so sugest something good.. :(
[19:22] <bc> s/list/lst/
[19:22] <thskyt> Hiya guys. Can anyone tell me if 'sun1' was banned from this channel recently and if so, why? He's currently whining in the gentoo channels and won't tell us why.
[19:22] <dajhorn> bc: Third, Check whether the /etc/kernel-img.conf file has "postinst_hook = update-grub" and "postrm_hook = update-grub" enabled.
[19:22] <Gorlist> Radtoo, sorry I just got dropped for serial console for handing around
[19:22] <usr13> chull: k3bsetup
[19:22] <sebsebseb> cirvis: Ubuntu is good to start with
[19:22] <dajhorn> bc:  The kernel-img.conf file determines whether new kernel packages are automatically enabled.
[19:22] <cyberghoser1> cirvis, go with ubuntu, then you can try other distro too
[19:22] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Do  you now have a wireless network connection?
[19:23] <kovacsleeve> usr13: Nope
[19:23] <bc> dajhorn: indeed, they are set exactly as you stated
[19:23] <nithin> hello
[19:23] <nithin> any hackers
[19:23] <cirvis> ok tnx
[19:23] <usr13> kovacsleeve: What do you mean "Both say [ OK ] ?
[19:23] <Radtoo> nithin: huh?
[19:23] <cyberghoser1> wrong channel dude :)
[19:23] <chull> usr13, where is 'k3bsetup'?
[19:23] <kovacsleeve> usr13: the start stop commands, both said OK
[19:23] <sebsebseb> nithin: the media have it wrong,  a hacker is for example an open source proggrammer :)
[19:23] <dajhorn> bc: Okay, you've got a strange problem.  Purge and reinstall the kernel package that isn't being listed properly.
[19:23] <bc> nithin: most people in here are 'hackers' -- check wikipedia
[19:24] <kovacsleeve> * Configuring network interfaces... [ OK ]
[19:24] <dajhorn> bc: If you are familiar with grub, then you can also push ESC at boot time and try to load that kernel manually.
[19:24] <nithin> no i mean we have a community know as geohackers
[19:24] <cirvis> if I heve instaled games on win ,and when I reinstal no linux will I be able to lounche them?
[19:24] <usr13> chull: Should be in your path
[19:24] <iaindalton> Why does sudo echo "foo" >> /etc/apt/sources.list say "permission denied"? Doesn't sudo give me root priveleges?
[19:24] <bc> dajhorn: I think I'm going to try the latter first. thanks for your help!
[19:24] <usr13> kovacsleeve: sudo iwlist
[19:24] <dajhorn> bc: Np.
[19:24] <tgpraveen> do we have firefox 3.6 in the repos
[19:24] <nithin> so i just check wthr any here
[19:24] <tgpraveen> if so what is the package name?
[19:25] <kovacsleeve> usr13: OK, what am I looking for in iwlist?
[19:25] <tgpraveen> i couldnt find it when i searched?
[19:25] <Gorlist> Radtoo, no still get nothing when I hit tab
[19:25] <tgpraveen> !firefox
[19:25] <usr13> kovacsleeve: sudo iwlist scanning
[19:25] <chull> usr13, can you help find the commands, i'm not good at this.?
[19:25] <sebsebseb> tgpraveen: Firefox 3.5  not in the repo,  Ubuntu only do security updates in the repos
[19:25] <tgpraveen> !minefield
[19:25] <kovacsleeve> usr13: Lists the hotspots again
[19:25] <sebsebseb> tgpraveen: Firefox 3.5 final not out yet also
[19:26] <cirvis> if I have instaled games on win ,and when I reinstal no linux will I be able to lounche them? :(
[19:26] <usr13> kovacsleeve: But not your router?
[19:26] <tgpraveen> i need firefox 3.6 testing
[19:26] <Gorlist> Radtoo, I just don't see why its not listing the harddrives - I suppose I could reimage and then take a look at their grub
[19:26] <tgpraveen> 3.5 i already have
[19:26] <tgpraveen> from the repos
[19:26] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Restart your router?
[19:26] <sebsebseb> tgpraveen: Firefox 3.6 not even made
[19:26] <iaindalton> nvm, found the answer on google
[19:26] <Radtoo> Gorlist: Hm. Perhaps you'd need to restart first to make it remember the partition layout. :/
[19:26] <chevdor> hello, I am looking for a feature in Compiz I liked and I don't find it now !!! If you have many windows on screen, the feature does 'explode' the windows and makes them small enough so that we can see them all at a glance and then click on one to bring it as the focused window. Do you know how this is called ???
[19:26] <Gorlist> Radtoo, can't )
[19:26] <kovacsleeve> usr13: No my router is one of them
[19:26] <amedeo_> no, it doesen't work, i can't suspend... help me plz!
[19:26] <kovacsleeve> usr13: Its one of the wifi points
[19:26] <tgpraveen> anyone else who knows
[19:26] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Myabe your router is no longer broadcasting it's essid?  Or maybe it never was?
[19:26] <cyberghoser1> cirvis, if you install ubuntu over windows and format your partitions then your games will be lost, you can install them side by side and grub will let you choose what to boot
[19:27] <kovacsleeve> usr13:  It shows it in the list, though...
[19:27] <Gorlist> Radtoo, thanks for your help, will have to wrap it up for tonight as ive got to go. Will take alook at a predefinied instlation and see what they've got.. Thanks again
[19:27] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Oh sorry, it IS showing  your router's essid?
[19:27] <Radtoo> Gorlist: I see. Not easy, but I can't give any very good advice in this situation. Perhas run fdisk again and type "w" :/
[19:27] <Gorlist> Radtoo, already have :) np
[19:27] <melvin> Hello. i have a Problem using brasero or cdrecord on my dvd-rw.
[19:27] <amedeo_> i can't suspend on ubuntu, can someone help me?
[19:27] <Radtoo> Gorlist: But apart from that, I'm also very unsure what else you could do. Perhaps just write the right grub conf based on estimates: )
[19:27] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Then maybe your router's DHCP server has gotten turned off.
[19:28] <melvin> dvd+rw-mediainfo works, but cdrecord get errors
[19:28] <usr13> kovacsleeve: assign an IP manually.
[19:28] <Radtoo> Gorlist: Usually hd0,0 really IS hda1 after all.
[19:28] <melvin> scsi-cmd error
[19:28] <usr13> kovacsleeve: sudo ifconfig wlan0 192.168.1.81 ; ping 192.168.1.1
[19:28] <wvdial> hay guys
[19:28] <melvin> maybe some kind of problem with the new libsata?
[19:28] <bc> dajhorn: I had no idea about /etc/kernel-img.conf. Is that an Ubuntu thing, or does Debian also use it?
[19:28] <cirvis> how it is side to side?
[19:29] <Gorlist> Radtoo,  :) problem its a one shot kill as ive having trouble remounting from rescue mode
[19:29] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Is it pinging now?
[19:29] <zMish> Hello. Does skype exist in ubuntu repos ?
[19:29] <dajhorn> bc: I don't remember.  Debian certainly has pre and post hooks, but it may be called something different.
[19:30] <Gorlist> Radtoo, either that or im just trying to mount it incorrectly
[19:30] <caty> heya, how do you make ubuntu themed the mac OS? thanks
[19:30] <wvdial> i want to know  the  email of the Management of the universe # repository
[19:30] <beam> Gorlist: Hello there
[19:30] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Does this PC also have a wired connection to the router at this time?
[19:30] <Gorlist> beam, Hi
[19:31] <wvdial> i want to know  the  email of the Management of the universe repository
[19:31] <_kovacsleeve> usr13: Reset router doesnt do anything :/
[19:31] <sebsebseb> !themes | caty
[19:32] <cirvis> is it posible save my data on HD , and instal linux  on other HD ,and when lin ux is set ,get too those files?
[19:32] <beam> Gorlist: Im using Ubuntu and i have a sound problem. I can listen to audio that im playing from my computer, but i cant play any audio from streaming websites such as youtube. I dont know what seems to be the problem. Just to let you know, this happened emmediately after upgrading ubuntu to 8.10 LTS
[19:33] <Gorlist> beam, I think you got the wrong guy :)
[19:33] <Gorlist> beam, can't help im afraid
[19:33] <nicklas_> hello, when i burn isos and data in brasero, it dont work, its installed by standard in xubuntu, is xfburn or some other program working better with xubuntu?
[19:33] <Gorlist> beam, check alsa
[19:33] <usr13> kovacsleeve: Is this a laptop?
[19:33] <sagredo> YO!!!!!
[19:33] <sagredo> I'm trying to watch Season 1 of entourage
[19:33] <cirvis> is it posible save my data on HD , and instal linux  on other HD ,and when lin ux is set ,get too those files?
[19:33] <sagredo> and the DVD is not playing
[19:33] <beam> Gorlist: Whats alsa?
[19:34] <_kovacsleeve> usr13: It worked finally! Thank you!
[19:34] <sagredo> what's the apt-get command for restricte formats?
[19:34] <usr13> kovacsleeve: You are welcome
[19:34] <Gorlist> beam, Advanced Linux Audio System
[19:34] <cirvis> :(
[19:34] <beam> Gorlist: Ill give it a try. Thnx
[19:35] <yoga> when I use dpkg-query -l to search for packages, the name field is truncated, how do I get the whole name of packages?
[19:35] <Radtoo> Gorlist: difficult situation. although I have yet succeeded to mount all partitions that were not  entirely broken, it wasn't always using the ubuntu cd that I could do so...
[19:35] <n0gear> sagredo: sudo apt-get ubuntu-restricted-formats
[19:35] <bin10102> hey guys
[19:35] <n0gear> sagredo: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-formats
[19:35] <Travis-42> I want to set my home directory to not allow others to read it (o-r).  Will I experience any problems with anything, since Ubuntu by default has permissions o+rx?
[19:35] <bc> yoga: set $COLUMNS in your shell
[19:36] <bin10102> is there anything like gotomeeting that works on ubuntu?
[19:36] <n0gear> sagredo: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras | i'm drunk sorry :)
[19:37] <heroin> hey
[19:38] <Guest30386> Firefox wont load my chatroom plugin. It worked when i was at work using winxp.. so its a problem on my side: http://tinyurl.com/meptgs
[19:39] <cirvis> is it posible save my data on HD , and instal linux  on other HD ,and when lin ux is set ,get too those files? :( plz help
[19:40] <Guest30386> cirvis: yes.. you dont even need 2 harddisks you can DUALBOOT (as in pick windows or ubuntu when you start the PC)
[19:40] <Aacron> is there a slightly less 'restricted' version of ubuntu?  i.e. doesn't have as many of the gripes about installing non-free stuff?
[19:40] <Pirolocito> hello
[19:40] <Pirolocito> anyone could help me with mime types?
[19:40] <cirvis> its like have 2 OS?
[19:41] <jrib> Aacron: be more specific... ubuntu is pretty relaxed about it
[19:41] <habtool_> Aacron you can look at linux-mint
[19:41] <Radtoo> Pirolocito: More details?
[19:41] <bash> Can someone help me?
[19:41] <bash> http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-applications/148936-gpodder-update-prob.html#post708240
[19:42] <Pirolocito> Radtoo: hello, i'm sending dwg files over evolution, i've changed the mimetype of dwg using ~/.local/share/....
[19:42] <bash> I am using Gpodder but the thing is the update feature is driving me nuts
[19:42] <Pirolocito> Radtoo: but outlook clients always get the dwg file as .dat
[19:42] <Aacron> jrib:  like... dunno. mp3 support, XMMS (its not even in the add/remove software? I'm an old-time winamp fan), DVD support.. cant play any of my nice legal dvds sitting around in here
[19:42] <cirvis> is there something like daemon tools on linux?
[19:42] <jrib> !xmms | Aacron
[19:42] <jrib> !dvd | Aacron
[19:42] <bash> Whenever it updates, instead of getting just the first file it get like 150 >:(
[19:43] <chull> how do i find the path to a cd/dvd burner?
[19:43] <jrib> Aacron: double clicking on an mp3 automatically offers to install what you need to use the default player
[19:43] <Pirolocito> Radtoo: i've tried a lot of mime, like image/x-dwg octet stream, etc etc
[19:43] <Travis-42> I set my home directory to have permissions of 750 because I don't want the guest user to be able to read my home directory.  How do I make it so that *new* files created in my home directory will also have these same permissions?
[19:43] <Aacron> cirvis:  tools like daemon tools aren't needed in linux. you can mount image files directly
[19:43] <bash> Can someone help me?
[19:43] <jrib> Travis-42: umask
[19:44] <Guest30386> cirvis: but you can always us gmount-iso
[19:44] <jrib> bash: only if you ask a question
[19:44] <Guest30386> Firefox wont load my chatroom plugin. It worked when i was at work using winxp.. so its a problem on my side: http://tinyurl.com/meptgs
[19:44] <bash> http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-applications/148936-gpodder-update-prob.html#post708240
[19:44] <cirvis> aaa tnx guys :)
[19:44] <Radtoo> Pirolocito: No idea at all... besides, Isn't windows in general just looking at the filename?
[19:44]  * jrib doesn't click on links with no summaries
[19:44] <Travis-42> jrib: that will make all newly created files have those permissions, but I just want the ones in my home directory to be that way.  Is that possible?
[19:44] <darthanubis> !anyone |bash
[19:44] <bash> its a gpodder prob
[19:45] <bash> I posted the real question
[19:45] <bash> it got pushed up
[19:45] <Radtoo> Pirolocito: Only the mime type of the overall message and attachment should matter for all I know...
 Whenever it updates, instead of getting just the first file it get like 150 >:(
[19:45] <Pirolocito> Radtoo: the problem is in server or in client, mime tipe permits sending binary files over email and mime makes the "translation"
[19:45] <bram_> Hi, can anyone recommend me a youtube downloader for linux? one that extracts the HQ MP3 ?
 I am using Gpodder but the thing is the update feature is driving me nuts
[19:45] <cirvis> ok tnx guys I try to load WOW now if it doesnt work I give linux I shot ;)
[19:45] <jrib> Travis-42: you can use ACLs.  But I don't see how what you said is an issue since your user should only be able to create files in his home anway
[19:45] <darthanubis> bash, http://gpodder.org/documentation.html
[19:45] <Pirolocito> Radtoo:  ------_=_NextPart_001_01C9F689.C78141F0
[19:45] <Pirolocito> Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="simbologia mapas.dwg"
[19:46] <Travis-42> jrib: well, I also gave the user permission to a folder outside the home -- it's folder that's shared by all of the users.
[19:46] <bram_> Hi, can anyone recommend me a youtube downloader for linux? one that extracts the HQ MP3 ?
[19:46] <jrib> Travis-42: I would use ACLs on that then.  I don't know of another way
[19:46] <Travis-42> jrib: ok thank you
[19:46] <jrib> Travis-42: ACL == Access Control Lists
[19:47] <Radtoo> Pirolocito: No idea what exactly that is. Perhaps the server can't handle multipart mime messages or something. Exchange in particular does a lot of ugly stuff but I never had to fix it. :)
[19:47] <Travis-42> jrib: I will read about it.  Thanks for the help.
[19:47] <Jimmey> When I'm using Rhythmbox to copy a CD to my hard drive, can it also download the track information like song titles/artists/
[19:47] <Jimmey> ?
[19:47] <Pirolocito> Radtoo: ok, thank u
[19:47] <Radtoo> Pirolocito: You can always try and see if for instance from your gmail account to your gmail account works to see whether your email client isn't the problem tho.
[19:47] <jrib> Travis-42: man getfacl and man setfacl (and you need to add the "acl" mount option)
[19:48] <Pirolocito> Radtoo: gmail get it ok!!!
[19:48] <Radtoo> Pirolocito: Fixing some broken mail server or outlook (yikes) is probably something you need to ask about elsewhere. Its not in any way specific to ubuntu.
[19:49] <cirvis> can I instal linux from HD mounted it? or I should burn it in cd and then instal? (actualy I have run out of emty cds :D) :( ?
[19:49] <Pirolocito> Radtoo: i know, but someone know
[19:49] <sebsebseb> !instal |  cirvis
[19:49] <sebsebseb> !install |  cirvis
[19:50] <sebsebseb> !automate
[19:50] <gregjohnston> !cloning
[19:51] <wvdial> who is the one who is Official of the universe repository
[19:52] <Pici> wvdial: the folks in #ubuntu-motu are in charge of the universe repo
[19:52] <lstarnes> !motu | wvdial
[19:53] <Guest30386> Firefox wont load my chatroom plugin. It worked when i was at work using winxp.. so its a problem on my side: http://tinyurl.com/meptgs
[19:54] <cirvis> a litle bit hard for win user like me :D:D
[19:54] <gregjohnston> Guest30386: it's working for me just fine in ubuntu/firefox
[19:54] <Jimmey> When I'm using Rhythmbox to copy a CD to my hard drive, can it also download the track information like song titles/artists?
[19:55] <madalin> hello
[19:55] <Guest30386> gregjohnston: u serious!?
[19:55] <bovv> I do "sudo apt-get install libxml-dev", but get "E: Couldn't find package libxml-dev"... where is "libxml-dev"?
[19:55] <gregjohnston> yessir
[19:55] <Guest30386> gregjohnston: DAMNIT to hell why is my firefox so SCREWED
[19:55] <Radtoo> cirvis: burn to cd first then, its the simple way
[19:55] <gregjohnston> Guest30386: it loads fine, doesn't look like it'll post anything
[19:56] <Project-X> hello
[19:56] <Apolo> hi
[19:56] <bovv> I do "sudo apt-get install libxml-dev", but get "E: Couldn't find package libxml-dev"... where is "libxml-dev"?
[19:56] <Project-X> Apolo can you help me with a driver issue
[19:57] <Apolo> what is it about?
[19:57] <Project-X> Can someone help me with a driver isue
[19:57] <Radtoo> Project-X: Not sure before you state what sort of a driver issue it is.
[19:57] <bovv> Can someone help with an XML issue?  I do "sudo apt-get install libxml-dev", but get "E: Couldn't find package libxml-dev"... where is "libxml-dev"?
[19:58] <Project-X> i am trying to install the rt2870 usb driver on my linux server
[19:58] <lstarnes> bovv: in which version of ubuntu?
[19:58] <bovv> lstarnes: 8.10 and 9.04.
[19:58] <Pici> bovv: perhaps you mean libxml2-dev ?
[19:59] <Radtoo> bovv: apt-cache search libxml  otherwise.
[20:03] <bovv> Pici: looks like libxml2-dev was the right one. :-)
[20:05] <microtech> Anyone have any ideas on how I can create one volume from two different sized drives?  I tried zfs-fuse but it appears it's gotten buggier as ubuntu advances..
[20:05] <Pancake|> hello
[20:05] <Radtoo> microtech: if there's no filesystems on there, mdadm or lvm would be the most natural way under linux. I guess.
[20:07] <Radtoo> microtech: You can use either to do some raid 0 / jbod type of arrangement which will let these two seperate drives (or even partitions) appear as one partition. Then you can put any filesystem on top of that...
[20:07] <Project-X> <------- noob looking for help with ralink rt2870 usb wireless (driver) on Ubuntu 9.04 server Send PM if you can help
[20:07] <microtech> Radtoo: yes but raid0 will cause some of the disk to go unused since they are different zies
[20:08] <microtech> sizes*
[20:08] <yoshi> how do i forced arch install a 386deb?
[20:08] <Guest30386> Can anyone tell me how to FULLY reinstall firefox flash and java? somestuff does not work AND ITS DRIVING ME NUTS
[20:08] <yoshi> theres no 64bit version of skype
[20:08] <Radtoo> microtech: Yes. But even with that, you probably need unraided space for the operating system, unless you're willing to invest quite some work to make things work off raid.
[20:08] <microtech> Radtoo: you say LVM....  with the new ext4 I hear that can be pretty powerful
[20:08] <Abel408> Hey everyone! I'm trying to install ubuntu server and when the computer goes through the installation from the cd I get a "www login:" prompt WHat login do I use?
[20:08] <Radtoo> microtech: And JBOD - that would work.
[20:08] <microtech> No I have many other disks, one of which already has the os
[20:08] <microtech> does mdadm do jbod?
[20:09] <Project-X> <------- noob looking for help with ralink rt2870 usb wireless (driver) on Ubuntu 9.04 server Send PM if you can help
[20:09] <Abel408> what is the defaut www login?
[20:09] <Gevz> admin
[20:09] <Anarhist> Pici, sorry to bother you, you've banned sun1 and he asked me to ask why
[20:09] <lstarnes> Guest97606: before trying to do that, try moving your ~/.mozilla to ~/.mozilla-bak or something else
[20:09] <Radtoo> microtech: Yes. I think its called "LINEAR".
[20:10] <darlek> so my firefox was frozen and I had to reboot, but now it doesn't read the hdd, and opens a initramfs shell.  Any ideas??
[20:10] <Abel408> Gevz: What is the password?
[20:10] <microtech> linear eh?  cool, thanks Radtoo will look into this
[20:11] <Radtoo> microtech: np, good luck.
[20:11] <Guest97606> lstarnes: why?
[20:11] <lstarnes> Guest97606: there could be something in there that is screwing things up
[20:11] <Abel408> when installing ubuntu server I get a prompt for "www login:" what is the login?
[20:12] <darlek> need help recovery of ubuntu jaunty.  I'm on an older xubuntu machine so I can use internet.  How to recover ubuntu from escape initramfs ?  Tried recovery mode but says "Address mark not found for data field"
[20:12] <Guest97606> lstarnes: what does firefox have to do with installing skype?
[20:12] <lstarnes> Guest97606: oh, sorry.  I got the wrong person
[20:12] <n0gear> Abel408: Apache login?
[20:12] <Abel408> Has anyone here installed Ubunut Server?
[20:12] <Pici> Anarhist: Hes aware of the appeal process and knows why he was banned.
[20:13] <bram_> quit
[20:13] <bram_> OH WOW
[20:13] <Guest1095> I'm having problems with screen resolution.
[20:13] <Guest1095> It's only 800x600 and I can't get it any higher
[20:13] <hc> Did you install/select the appropiate drivers?
[20:14] <Anarhist> ok
[20:14] <Guest1095> I don't know what drivers
[20:14] <hiyo777> I cant get the installer rinning
[20:14] <darlek> jauntry loads to initramfs login not gnome, any help?
[20:14] <lyes> lu
[20:14] <Abel408> n0gear: No I haven't installed anything yet. I just booted up from cd and it ran through a bunch of stuff and stopped at "www login:"
[20:14] <Anarhist> i'll send him your message
[20:14] <Guest1095> I'm running jaunty on a g4 PowerPC PowerMac
[20:14] <lyes> sly
[20:14] <lyes> slt
[20:14] <lyes> vous parlez francais ?
[20:14] <n0gear> Guest1095: Go to System - Admin - Hardware Drivers and see if theres anything u can install
[20:14] <Pici> !fr | lyes
[20:14] <lyes> i'm a karmic user
[20:14] <Guest97606> how do i forced arch install a 386deb?
[20:14] <lyes> :D
[20:14] <FloodBot3> lyes: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:15] <cirvis> will I be able to use Opera ?
[20:15] <darlek> !ubottu | darlek
[20:15] <n0gear> Abel408: Try root - root or root - blank
[20:15] <Guest1095> n0gear: nothing there. just says no proprietary drivers installed on this system
[20:15] <Abel408> n0gear: nope
[20:16] <Guest1095> Is there a way to detect my video card and download drivers?
[20:16] <cirvis> will I be able to use Opera in linux or kanotix or ubuntu?
[20:16] <jp_gepetto> guest: try lspci
[20:16] <Pici> !opera | cirvis sure
[20:16] <n0gear> Guest1095: Do lspci on a terminal
[20:16] <lose_the_grimm> If I have an older distribution (Gutsy lets say) and I want to upgrade subversion to the most recent release how would I do that?
[20:17] <sebsebseb> cirvis: Opera yes
[20:17] <aJack7> hi all, I wrote a mini c++ program that I use regularly however I'm curious, at present I have to CD to the directory and run the program via ./program, my question is: can I put the file into ubuntu's bin folder so I can run the program from any directory when in console without having to change directories etc, ideally I'd like to avoid having to switch directories.
[20:17] <lose_the_grimm> SHould I just install it through apt-get and install from source?
[20:17] <shwouchk> for some reason various apps fail to use the microphone unless I'm running gnome or kde. What daemon should I start?
[20:17] <Guest1095> n0gear: 0000:00:10.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV17 [GeForce4 MX 440] (rev a3)
[20:17] <lose_the_grimm> Or rather, remove it through apt-get and then install from source
[20:17] <Guest97606> how do i forced arch install a 386deb?
[20:17] <Jimmey> Okay, is there a music player that can download all the track info for a CD that I have (artist, song title, etc) and also apply the cover art to the songs so that the album art appears?
[20:17] <deany> !samba
[20:18] <n0gear> okay ive got ATI but i think u get a .deb from nvidia site
[20:18] <Pici> Anarhist: may I pm you?
[20:18] <n0gear> .deb linux driver
[20:18] <sebsebseb> Guest97606: the person that wanted to  install Skype on 64bit, but then  changed to a Guest name?
[20:18] <cirvis> is this OS is good  KANOTIX 2007 Thorhammer ?
[20:18] <Guest1095> brb. I'll try to find one
[20:18] <Pici> cirvis: We only handle Ubuntu here, perhaps you want to ask in ##linux
[20:19] <sebsebseb> cirvis: loads of good OS's out there, but if all you have used is the not so good overall Windows,   well Ubuntu is a good one to start with
[20:19] <Anarhist> Pici, yes
[20:19] <shled> What can cause RX errors on an internet connection and how can I fix this?
[20:19] <b4chip> hi there
[20:20] <b4chip> using a live cd with ubuntu, on windows mode, how can I put a partition on read only mode?
[20:20] <lose_the_grimm> aJack7: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/prepostpath.htm
[20:20] <lose_the_grimm> aJack7: Should be a good place to start.
[20:21] <lose_the_grimm> aJack7: Whats common is to have a ~/bin and include that in your execute path.
[20:21] <n0gear> Guest1095: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_x86_96.43.11.html | maybe that'll work
[20:22] <o_portista17> hello, is it possible to detect connection via ssh and remote desktop, via "who" so i can use it with conky?
[20:23] <microtech> Radtoo: you still around good sir?  would you recommend mdadm or LVM ?  or either?
[20:23] <beam> Does anyone have any idea why i cant be able to listen to anything online? Audio seems to be not working online. I can listen to audio that im playing on my computer though.
[20:24] <Nationiant> Hey, I got Compiz working, but I can't see the desktops which are below the current ones. How could I switch to them via the 3d-cube system?
[20:24] <Guest97606> n0gear: no not much help
[20:24] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, super+e does something ?
[20:24] <hubar_> hmm, does anyone know a case with thinkpad t61 *always* crashes with ubuntu 9.04? Even with the latest updates.
[20:25] <Nationiant> cyberghoser1: There I can see them, but not in the cube
[20:25] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, how much desktops are you using?
[20:25] <Leo> Hello
[20:25] <Nationiant> cyberghoser1: 4x4 = 16
[20:25] <Nationiant> Leo: Hello
[20:25] <darlek> tip on recovery of jaunty if stuck in terminal (no gnome loads only initramfs)
[20:26] <darlek> tried cdrom but it says can't read
[20:26] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, and you can see how much of them in the cube?
[20:26] <Leo> Are you helping with troubleshoots?
[20:26] <Nationiant> cyberghoser: Only 4
[20:26] <deany> I made a samba share, but why do I have to go shell to mount it, why does using the Network in Places do nothing.
[20:26] <lose_the_grimm> Is there a way to install newer version packages (subversion, say) on older distributions (say, Gutsy)?
[20:26] <Nationiant> cyberchoser: I want a full 'cube' there, with 6 desktops
[20:27] <cyberghoser1> yeah i know let me see in mine too
[20:27] <Leo> is it possible???
[20:27] <beam> Nationiant: Hello there. Does anyone have any idea why i cant be able to listen to anything online? Audio seems to be not working online. I can listen to audio that im playing on my computer though.
[20:27] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, what setting do you have in ccsm under general -> desktops ?
[20:28] <Abel408> When installing ubuntu server the computer runs through a bunch of stuff and stops at "www login:" What is the username and password for this?
[20:28] <cyberghoser1> beam, example youtube hulu etc?
[20:28] <lstarnes> Abel408: in the install cd?
[20:28] <LeeQ> anyone have experience with APE?
[20:28] <LeeQ> I'm having trouble installing it
[20:28] <alessandro_> vito
[20:28] <LeeQ> src/json.c:251: warning: âjson_callbackâ defined but not used
[20:28] <beam> cyberghoser1: EXACTLY
[20:28] <Abel408> lstarnes: yes
[20:28] <lstarnes> Abel408: try ubuntu
[20:28] <Nationiant> cyberghoser1: What should I have there?
[20:28] <lstarnes> Abel408: as the username and password
[20:28] <Radtoo> microtech: If you don't plan to change much later (such as adding yet another drive or something), I guess I recommend mdadm as it is simpler.
[20:28] <lose_the_grimm> abel408: You should have been asked to create a username and password during installation.
[20:28] <alessandro_> list
[20:29] <cyberghoser1> beam, come in pm i got something that makes the trick
[20:29] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, 4 4 1 ?
[20:29] <alessandro_> ! list
[20:29] <microtech> ok, thanks Radtoo
[20:29] <beam> cyberghoser1: ok. Thnx
[20:29] <semanticpc> when i try to mount a remote directory it says can not get net id for host
[20:29] <Nationiant> cyberghoser1: 4 4 1 ? What are them?
[20:29] <Abel408> lstarnes: nope
[20:29] <Radtoo> microtech: Just to mention it again: In either way, keep the main linux installation including boot partition off that. Use it for /home or something. :)
[20:29] <semanticpc> ???
[20:30] <Abel408> lose_the_grimm: It didn't install anything yet. I have booted from the cd 3 times and it always stops at "www login"
[20:30] <lose_the_grimm> Abel408: I see, that is very strange.
[20:31] <shwouchk> for some reason various apps fail to use the microphone unless I'm running gnome or kde. What daemon should I start?
[20:31] <n0gear> whats the shortcut to printscrn active window (snapshot) ???
[20:32] <SeeTheFnords> I'm having some problems with my new Ubuntu Live CD. Can anyone help? When I try to install, it keeps saying: "An error occurred: Invalid argument || For more information, please see the log file: c:\\...\temp\wubi-9.04-rev128.log" (By the way, I'm new to IRC, so if I ask what appear to be foolish questions, please bear with me.)
[20:32] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, horizontaL size, virtual size, number of desktops
[20:32] <guntbert> Abel408: I didn't get the whole conversation: when you boot  off your CD, do you get the menu? (install, live, ...)
[20:32] <Nationiant> cyberghoser1: What is a virtual desktop
[20:32] <Nationiant> ?
[20:32] <guntbert> n0gear: <alt><prntscrn>
[20:32] <valentino> hello, i have problem with flash player someone tel me where can i find the executable to modify his permission
[20:33] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, those are the desktops you are using
[20:33] <Artilheiro> hello, i've just installed ubuntu on my laptop, but i dont know how to  connect wirelessly with my router, cant someone help?
[20:33] <pepperjack> !flash | valentino may help
[20:34] <cyberghoser1> Artilheiro, do you see an applet on the top right on the panel?
[20:34] <microtech> Radtoo: I plan to do exactly that =)
[20:34] <n0gear> guntbert: hmmm virtualbox doesnt let me do that. i can only snap whole desktop
[20:34] <Artilheiro> yes
[20:34] <Abel408> guntbert: No I just get that "www login:" prompt after it runs stuff from the cd... straight off the boot. On top of "www login:" it says "Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 www tty1"
[20:34] <Nationiant> cyberghoser1: Horizontal size is 4, virtual size?, number of desktops is 16
[20:34] <Leo> My problem is with downloaded files. all of them, from firefox or attached from thunderbird mail, are downloaded as "only read", and I cant change this attribute
[20:34] <unkmar> My apache2 fails to run at startup.  A folder doesn't exist and it doesn't attempt to automatically create it.
[20:34] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, vertical virtual size
[20:34] <SeeTheFnords> whenever i try to use the live cd to download ubuntu (as an application) it fails at the last 30 seconds. help?
[20:34] <guntbert> Abel408: are you sure that you have an ubuntu CD?
[20:34] <Artilheiro> i have wireless enabled option ticked...
[20:35] <n0gear> guntbert: aah crap it has its own snapshot
[20:35] <ab22> Artilheiro, click on that applet, check for your wireless connection name bein listed, and select it.
[20:35] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant,  just play around with those settings and try the cubes
[20:35] <Artilheiro> but i dont seem to know where and how to connect wirelessly
[20:35] <guntbert> n0gear: :)
[20:35] <Nationiant> cyberghoser1: I am tryin to do that, but without results
[20:35] <Abel408> guntbert: downloaded it from the ubuntu website
[20:35] <unkmar> I installed https support on my server.  How would I remove it?
[20:35] <Artilheiro> ohh... ok
[20:35] <Artilheiro> i see now ;)
[20:35] <ab22> :) Artilheiro
[20:35] <Artilheiro> many thanks for the help cyberghoser1 and ab22 ;)
[20:36] <cyberghoser1> Nationiant, sorry then i don't use many desktops so i can't realy help you out but this is the way to find out, maybe try on desktop tab on compiz and click on cube gears to see there the settings
[20:36] <ab22> np
[20:36] <cyberghoser1> Artilheiro, anytime :)
[20:36] <Ultraputz> is there a way to hook a sound onto a login failure in gdm ?
[20:36] <Leo> e.g., a zip file gives me this error Error: /home/myusername/Desktop/Due1.zip is not supported archive
[20:36] <Leo> the fille roller
[20:36] <valentino> pepperjack: i need just to modify his permission
[20:37] <Ultraputz> hey lenin, it's stalin. long time no see. :-)
[20:37] <guntbert> Abel408: please (to be sure): run md5sum on the iso-file and compare it with the published one
[20:37] <ab22> any irc clients recommended guyz ? Am using irssi..
[20:37] <helmethedd> is there a known fix for blank dropdown/context menus?
[20:37] <Ultraputz> xchat?
[20:37] <joaopinto> Leo, you need to install the "zip" package
[20:37] <joaopinto> ab22, xchat
[20:37] <ab22> i mean should have a gui  and not only console based
[20:37] <Ultraputz> xchat.
[20:38] <Brandano> ab22: xchat, chatzilla...
[20:38] <Leo> is installed!
[20:38] <Abel408> guntbert: I just downloaded it and burned it 30 minutes ago. I'm positive it is the same one from the website
[20:38] <Ultraputz> chatzilla -- how could you hate him so quickly? :-)
[20:38] <ab22> cool.. lemem try out xchat
[20:38] <spaz926> I don't have sound. I installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my iMac8,1
[20:38] <pepperjack> valentino: who's permission?  what problem are you running into?
[20:38] <guntbert> Abel408: did you run the md5sum on it?
[20:38] <ab22> xchat doesnt come by default ? wherez mah apt-get..
[20:39] <joaopinto> ab22, install it
[20:39] <Abel408> guntbert: I'm not sure how to do that
[20:39] <Ultraputz> ab22 -- synaptic
[20:39] <ab22> okies
[20:39] <ab22> thnx a gallon
[20:39] <helmethedd> ab22 use add/remove or synaptic
[20:39] <guntbert> !md5sum | Abel408
[20:39] <perto8811> ciao
[20:39] <helmethedd> how do i fix blank drop down menus and context menus?
[20:39] <perto8811> !list
[20:39] <Nationiant> perto8811: ciao
[20:40] <Leo> also with a .doc downloaded. it is as "only read" but opening and saving with OO leave it with the same attr
[20:40] <valentino> pepperjak : i can open a flv without problem but i have download a dofus game and to play i have to run a dofus.html from my directory but i get an error with flash player pluquin
[20:41] <nexsja> 'ello. Being an idiot that i am, i've purged python.
[20:41] <nexsja> Any salvation for me? :<
[20:41] <Ultraputz> apt-get install python ?
[20:41] <Guest71295> Hey
[20:41] <jp_gepetto> yeah just reinstall it
[20:41] <nexsja> Ultraputz purging python => deleting almost everything. Including network drivers
[20:41] <helmethedd> in soviet russia, python purges YOU!
[20:41] <Ultraputz> and several hours of penance to guido
[20:41] <Ultraputz> oh man.
[20:42] <Ultraputz> what's left?
[20:42] <nexsja> well warsow works
[20:42] <Guest71295> I installed a plugin on my website, it works for my friend, but not for me. Can anyone help?
[20:42] <Ultraputz> Guest71295, could you try to be a little more ambiguous, someone almost understood you
[20:42] <nexsja> nexuiz works also
[20:42] <Ultraputz> you don't have apt?
[20:42] <Ultraputz> er
[20:42] <Ultraputz> it's not happy>?
[20:43] <helmethedd> all my dropdown menus are blank, anyone know how to fix it?
[20:43] <Ultraputz> 'coz even w/o network, you can install from CD
[20:43] <ab22> ok, age old question but i still dont get it, so here it goes "How do i configure permissions for a guest user account, so that he can not access all of the folders/ HDD", I know how to create a user, but want it to be a restricted account
[20:43] <Ultraputz> which requires no network drivers, obviously
[20:43] <helmethedd> ultraputz, sudo apt-get install python
[20:43] <James_P> my mouse is broken!
[20:43] <Ultraputz> ab22 -- chmod your home directory unfriendly to others :-)
[20:43] <nexsja> mmm
[20:43] <nexsja> okay, i need to download and burn an image :/
[20:44] <Ultraputz> helmethedd, the issue is nexsja's -- he purged the big snake, and now the gods are angry.
[20:44] <malick> hi how are u
[20:44] <helmethedd> ah sorry,
[20:44] <helmethedd> i think my helmet's on too tight
[20:44] <James_P> it's a usb mouse, lsusb detects it, but it just doesn't work.
[20:44] <Ultraputz> safety first, helmethedd
[20:44] <nexsja> Ubuntu is on my laptop and the damn thing doesn't has any internets left :<
[20:44] <malick> how can i get lime wire
[20:44] <Ultraputz> James_P, do other mice work?
[20:44] <Guest71295> My firefox wont run open a chatroom iam trying to join.. can someone help me?
[20:45] <Guest71295> malick honestly.. try bittorent
[20:45] <James_P> Ultraputz, i'll try a PS/2 mouse
[20:45] <helmethedd> so ultraputz, what do you suggest to do about blank drop down menus?
[20:45] <Ultraputz> man defoma
[20:45] <Ultraputz> rebuild font cache
[20:45] <nexsja> helmethedd main menu?
[20:45] <malick> why it's more performant
[20:45] <cirvis> what is this -  ubuntu 9 04 i386 desktop edition final ?
[20:45] <nexsja> an ubuntu
[20:46] <ab22> hmm. u mean allow him only his home directory and unfriendly others? i agree, but how do i "unfriendly" all directories at once other than the home ?
[20:46] <helmethedd> nexsja, any menu in any program, y'know, like file edit, view, bookmarks
[20:46] <Ultraputz> ab22 -- man chmod
[20:46] <James_P> Ultraputz, nope. my ps/2 mouse doesn't work either
[20:46] <Ultraputz> DO NOT issue this code without understanding what it does:
[20:46] <nexsja> helmethedd oh, that. I've had a problem with alacarte :< Now i've got a problem with the whole system :D
[20:46] <helmethedd> me too
[20:46] <Ultraputz> chmod -r a-r ~ ; chmod -r u+rwx ~
[20:46] <ab22> yeah .. right.. :) Ultraputz.. should have done before asking.. sowwie :)
[20:46] <aJack7> lose_the_grimm: thx for the suggestion, I didn't have a bash_profile file present althrough I created one, alternatively I used sudo, cp and chmod to move the binary into ubuntu's bin folder and used chmod to force the permission to be 777 thus I can now execute it from anywhere
[20:46] <alessandro_> hi
[20:46] <aJack7> thanks for the reply to my initial question.
[20:47] <cirvis> which is beter -  ubuntu 9 04 i386 desktop edition final / or/ Linux Ubuntu Desktopv 8.10 ?
[20:47] <cyberghoser1> cirvis, obviously 9.04
[20:47] <nixiepixel> Guest71295 - do you have problems with flash or javascript?
[20:47] <Abel408> guntbert: The hash matches up
[20:47] <Ultraputz> nixiepixel, i'd guess it has something to do with his helper applications in ff.
[20:48] <malick> open office is only in english
[20:48] <Ultraputz> malick, oxygen
[20:48] <guntbert> Abel408: strange, did you say it is ubuntu server?
[20:48] <Ultraputz> malick, er, oxygenoffice.
[20:48] <ab22> exit
[20:48] <Ultraputz> what language do you need
[20:48] <ab22> !bye
[20:48] <Ultraputz> ab22: ./quit
[20:48] <Ultraputz> er /quit
[20:49] <ab22> lol .. yeah .. been years since on IRC .. forgot .. :D
[20:49] <raul_> Hola
[20:49] <ab22> thanx
[20:49] <ab22> bye
[20:49] <Ultraputz> later
[20:49] <cyberghoser1> Ultraputz, i see you know ubuntu well, do you know a way to make the applications menu on the panel to look bolder than Places and system, like in mac something
[20:49] <Bennit> ello all
[20:49] <helmethedd> ok i'll ask again, how do i fix blank drop down menus?
[20:50] <Ultraputz> cyberghoser1, my dissatisfaction with the main menu lead me to replace with with the "slab" (gnome-main-menu) from opensuse/novell
[20:50] <Abel408> guntbert: Yup
[20:50] <Bennit> is there a piece of software that guides you through using ubuntu for the first time? (for some ppl who never used anything else but windhoos)
[20:50] <cirvis> is there any site where I watch downloadebl games(free) for linux , or any windows game goes on linux ?
[20:50] <Bennit> et :)
[20:50] <Abel408> guntbert: ubuntu-9.04-server-i386.iso
[20:50] <cyberghoser1> Ultraputz, what a nice idea ;)
[20:50] <Bennit> (wolfenstein cirvis)
[20:50] <nexsja> erm
[20:50] <nexsja> what are the consequinces of running a 64Bit Ubuntu?
[20:50] <deany> Bennit, try howtoforge has good guides for installing it, step by step , and installing software
[20:50] <microtech> lol
[20:50] <Guest71295> cirvis: yah you should get openarena and urbanterror
[20:50] <Bennit> cirvis: try using wine, if you want win applications :) a lot of windows games work with that
[20:50] <mrwes> !pocketguide
[20:51] <Ultraputz> cyberghoser1, you can also do a lot by using dock lauchers (eg: cairo-dock) and scripts
[20:51] <mrwes> Bennit, there is the free pocket guide for Ubuntu
[20:51] <microtech> nexsja:  no consequences, you just need to have a 64 bit capable processor
[20:51] <Bennit> deany: it's not for installing, it's for getting newbies on the road :)
[20:51] <James_P> so anyway, my xorg.conf says /dev/psaux should be active, but doing a sudo cat /dev/psaux doesn't show anything
[20:51] <cirvis> tnx guys y are the best :)
[20:51] <mrwes> Bennit, http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[20:51] <cyberghoser1> Ultraputz, kinda using awn now, nice and clear but i'm also searching on the menu to look bolder for Applications too hehe
[20:51] <cirvis> what is openarena? :p
[20:51] <Ultraputz> cirvis, you can always send fresh baked cookies :-)
[20:51] <Bennit> mrwes: and everyone else sayng "READ THE MANUAL" but then a bit empathized, it's for newbies that don't even know that something else exists :p
[20:52] <nexsja> microtech that i've got. the problem is that i've got 4gb of ram and the 32bit system sees only 3gb. Now i've heard that some software doesn't work on 64bit systems - that i'm afraid of.
[20:52] <mrwes> heh.. I know brutha -- the pocket guide is a great start though
[20:52] <guntbert> Abel408: I have no server CD in reach at the moment to test how it looks, but still that "debian" thing seems odd, please ask over in #ubuntu-server, maybe they know how to handle this
[20:52] <Bennit>  so those people are really not gonna read 20 pdf's explaining every bit and byte
[20:52] <James_P> nexsja, you may have a slight struggle getting flash to work, but other than that, everything works just fine
[20:52] <mrwes> Bennit, actually RTFM is not part of the Ubuntu philosophy
[20:52] <Abel408> guntbert: thanks I was unaware there was such a channel
[20:53] <Bennit> if you want to spread the ubuntu thought amongst human beings (that's what the slogan says, doesn't it) I'd assume there would be some kind of an intro software
[20:53] <cirvis> :p
[20:53] <mrwes> Bennit, the pocket guide is it
[20:53] <guntbert> Abel408: you are welcome, and good luck :-)
[20:53] <nexsja> James_P i've read about Flash and as far as i know Flash 10 works good on a 64bit system. Is that the only thing to worry about?
[20:53] <mrwes> Bennit, it's the companion for day to day use of Ubuntu
[20:54] <James_P> nexsja, pretty much, yep :)
[20:54] <cirvis> guys is it true that linux is faster than windows? :) and does ubuntu should have antivirus?
[20:54] <mrwes> Bennit, but then again, where ever you go there are help vampires ya know?
[20:54] <James_P> cirvis, yes and ubuntu doesn't need an antivirus, no
[20:54] <THRHOPE4LINUX> u can use clam av on ubuntu
[20:54] <nexsja> cirvis mm... i'd say it depends on your system
[20:54] <shiznebit> has the pocket guide been translated ?
[20:54] <THRHOPE4LINUX> bt there r so few linux virus
[20:54] <Bennit> cirvis: in some things it probably is, when talking about games it probably isn't for most applications as win uses direct x = dirty hax to speak to the graka straight away
[20:54] <nexsja> i've ran ubuntu on a slow machine and it was a bit slower then windows
[20:54] <mrwes> shiznebit, No idea
[20:54] <nexsja> on a fast machine ubuntu is faster
[20:54] <THRHOPE4LINUX> there really isnt any need except if you are running a server behaps
[20:55] <microtech> nexsja: that could be true, it all depends on what you install ubuntu with
[20:55] <THRHOPE4LINUX> was version of windows?
[20:55] <n0gear> .
[20:55] <Bennit> mrwes: sorry to break it to you but "hey, here's 20 pages of reading" isn't very appealing to non-technics
[20:55] <microtech> as far as what added on goodies you install it with
[20:55] <mrwes> Bennit, what exactly are you expectations?
[20:55] <THRHOPE4LINUX> If u ran ubuntu off a live cd then its gonna be solwer
[20:55] <mrwes> your*
[20:55] <microtech> thats for sure =)
[20:55] <nexsja> tbh i've only needed it for work: used eclipse, Fx with firebug and stuff. Nothing fancy.
[20:56] <Bennit> i'll write them down somewhere and post it, be back in 10 mins :)
[20:56] <mrwes> Bennit, reading is fundamental brutha
[20:56] <nexsja> Though the PC was week. 1.4Ghz Athlon or smtn
[20:56] <microtech> that should be plenty though
[20:56] <microtech> how much ram nexsja
[20:56] <cirvis> I have AMD atlon 2500+ 1,83Ghz and 1,25Gb of ram :D
[20:56] <nexsja> afaik about 1Gb
[20:56] <mrwes> Bennit, If I want to know how to bake a cake, don't I read a recipe ?
[20:56] <mrwes> :)
[20:56] <microtech> nexsja: that is more than enough, it should be speedy
[20:56] <Bennit> not really, if you promote yourself to be userfriendly, if not more userfriendly then other os-es, an intro software is the least you could do, interactive- lessons are proven to be the best ways to get someone going with something
[20:57] <microtech> nexsja: you actually installed it to hard disk correct?  not just off the cd?
[20:57] <quizme> is there a way to pipe STDOUT into a copy-paste buffer in gnome ?
[20:57] <microtech> uh
[20:57] <shiznebit> Bennit: people can't be that stupid as to not know where to find the applications
[20:57] <nexsja> i've installed it on to the hdd, of course
[20:57] <microtech> quizme: just do > /tmp/filename
[20:57] <mrwes> Bennit, like the 'Tip of the Day'?
[20:57] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  you go watch a cooking show... :)
[20:57] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, shaddup
[20:57] <nexsja> i don't actually know why it was slower. Maybe it even wasn't. It just felt really slow.
[20:57] <quizme> microtech: that's sends it to a file
[20:57] <microtech> right
[20:57] <nexsja> Perhaps it was Eclipses fault. Java and stuff
[20:57] <Bennit> shiznebit: they can, if you come from a windows, the first thing you'll do to install vlc or so
[20:58] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, I actually tell my wife to do it :P
[20:58] <microtech> could be nexsja
[20:58] <n0gear> command to see your hardware (cpu,ram etc) other than lspci ?
[20:58] <quizme> microtech: i'm trying to send it to the copy-paste buffer
[20:58] <microtech> well send it to a file and copy that quizme =)
[20:58] <Bennit> will be "google for vlc, open a site like softpedia, download and try to execute an .exe"
[20:58] <shiznebit> lmao
[20:58] <genii> n0gear: sudo lshw
[20:58] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, cuz she can't stand it that I can bake a better cake
[20:58] <n0gear> genii: ty
[20:58] <malick> french
[20:59] <Bennit> shiznebit: don't laugh, I'd bet 1/2 ppl who never heard of anything else than windhoos will do this
[20:59] <microtech> Radtoo: mdadm, do I need to create partitions on the disks first?  it will work with ext4 correct?
[20:59] <guntbert> Bennit: you discussion seems "a bit" off topic here, as this is a support channel, but there is always #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:59] <mrwes> Bennit, use the synaptic package manager and install vlc -- easy man
[20:59] <quizme> microtech that's not what i'm looking for
[20:59] <genii> n0gear: You might want: sudo lshw | less                (lots and lots of output)
[20:59] <mrwes> damn...foghat?
[20:59] <Bennit> mrwes: you don't have to tell me how to install something under linux, I got plenty of ways, but i'm just saying that for windhoos ppl it's not all that obvious
[20:59] <mrwes> sniff -- I smell troll
[20:59] <Bennit> anyways, << #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:59] <microtech> quizme: looks like there are third party apps that will let you pipe to them as a clipboard
[21:00] <Sua> This is my first time using this, anyone have any advice?
[21:00] <James_P> Sua, what kind of advice would you like? :)
[21:00] <shiznebit> Sua: using what ? ubuntu ?
[21:00] <microtech> Sua, using what?
[21:00] <microtech> hah
[21:00] <Sua> THis IRC
[21:00] <malick> hi sua
[21:00] <microtech> =\
[21:01] <donny> Hi guys. I completely messed up my video card drivers, and I need some help getting my display back
[21:01] <microtech> ya, just chat =)
[21:01] <Sua> Is there an IRC that uses Web Cam?
[21:01] <cirvis> how longe does it take to set up ubuntu?
[21:01] <Ultraputz> donny - ati ?
[21:01] <Radtoo> microtech: Its optional, you can in theory also use one or both full drives. But it also works with partitions
[21:01] <lstarnes> Sua: irc is text-only
[21:01] <Bennit> you stranded in #ubuntu on freenode the first time using irc? :p
[21:01] <donny> ultraputz: yes
[21:01] <Ultraputz> lstarnes, it's multiplayer gedit
[21:01] <microtech> depends on speed of machine cirvis and what you install it with package wise
[21:01] <shiznebit> cirvis: generally under an hour
[21:01] <Bennit> lstarnes: it's not :o you can send files :!
[21:01] <Ultraputz> donny - di dyou try the ATI installer from the site?
[21:01] <microtech> I tried it as such ]RandoM[
[21:01] <Sua> Is there any Chat Ap for Ubuntu that uses Web Cam?
[21:01] <microtech> err Radtoo
[21:01] <lstarnes> Bennit: that's dcc, which is not fully part of irc
[21:01] <James_P> Sua, kopete
[21:01] <Ultraputz> Sua - ekiga
[21:01] <Ultraputz> and skype
[21:01] <donny> ultraputz no, just the driver ubuntu recommended
[21:01] <microtech> Radtoo: mdadm -C /dev/md0 --level=linear --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda /dev/sdb
[21:01] <cyberghoser1> shiznebit, one hour ? lol
[21:01] <Sua> Thanks
[21:02] <Ultraputz> donny - the proprietary driver, or the free one?
[21:02] <cirvis> whats whit package?
[21:02] <Ultraputz> and as this during an upgrade from 8 to 9 ?
[21:02] <Sua> This is the first time I am using Ubuntu to chat
[21:02] <Radtoo> microtech: hmmm... sounds correct.
[21:02] <microtech> but it came back with mdadm create failed
[21:02] <quizme>  sudo apt-get install xclip
[21:02] <shiznebit> cyberghoser1: what ?
[21:02] <microtech> mdadm: failed to create /dev/md0
[21:02] <lstarnes> Bennit: it is initiated by irc and many irc clients support it
[21:02] <Ultraputz> Sua -- don't get so excited that you start slobbering :-)
[21:02] <donny> ultraputz: Proprietary, the free one was working, and it's a 9.04 install was working fine
[21:02] <Sua> Ok Thanks
[21:02] <cyberghoser1> shiznebit, nvm :)
[21:02] <microtech> Radtoo: I am creating some ext4 partitions right now to see if that helps
[21:02] <Ultraputz> donny - you don't happen to be using a laptop, do you? perhaps a dell?
[21:03] <Ubee> Hello Ubuntu-ists hello ubuntu ists  test
[21:03] <donny> Ultraputz: Dell Desktop
[21:03] <nexsja> by the way, any nice article on how to split a partition into two?
[21:03] <Ultraputz> donny -- poor devil, i think i know your pain, but i don't remember precisely how i fixed it
[21:03] <microtech> what type of partition nexsja
[21:03] <Ubee> Does anyone hear know about LiveStation?
[21:03] <cirvis> is here someone from LV (latvia) ?
[21:03] <Ultraputz> i know it involved xorg.conf and running a scripted uninstaller (to edit xorg) aside from removing the packages to pull it
[21:03] <nexsja> umm... ext3?
[21:03] <Radtoo> microtech: also try adding --verbose to the command, it might give more information.
[21:04] <Ultraputz> you _should_ in theory be able to install the free driver, and it should, in theory, pull the proprietary one
[21:04] <nexsja> cirvis i is :<
[21:04] <microtech> Radtoo: ya was planning to, going to try here
[21:04] <aaronorosen> Hello, I need some help i'm not quite sure whats going on. I  just installed the nvidia drivers though the ubuntu restricted manager. I ran nvidia-xconfig; then i rebooted my computer. When i run nvidia-settings it is only giving me two options for my resolution 320x something and 640X something..... Any ideas how to fix this?
[21:04] <cirvis> woohoo tad jau super varbut vari palidzet vel viena jautajaumaa? :p
[21:04] <Ultraputz> donny -- but i do remember having to futz with xorg.conf from the commandline
[21:04] <microtech> Radtoo: mdadm -C /dev/md0 --level=linear --raid-devices=2 --verbose /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1
[21:04] <donny> Ultraputz: How would I go about that?
[21:04] <microtech> Radtoo: still comes back as failed
[21:04] <Ubee> Does anyone hear know about LiveStation?
[21:04] <Ultraputz> donny - in short, google "ubuntu ati proprietary uninstall" :-)
[21:05] <guntbert> !en | cirvis
[21:05] <Ultraputz> and make sure it pertains to ubuntu 9
[21:05] <microtech> Radtoo: with no other output =(
[21:05] <alessandro_> !list
[21:05] <anuj> ubuntugeek
[21:05] <cirvis> aa sorry :( didnt know
[21:05] <Ultraputz> btw, the bad news is: the graphics acceleration you'll have afterwards will be mesa, which <expletive expletive>, so, beware.
[21:05] <jcapinc> is there a linux distro file sharing channel around?
[21:06] <mrwes> jcapinc, yah it's called torrent
[21:06] <Ultraputz> jcapinc, how about just getting distro torrents from their home sites?
[21:06] <Radtoo> microtech: perhaps "dmesg" has some information?
[21:06] <microtech> let me see
[21:06] <aaronorosen> Anyone know how to configure nvidia drivers?
[21:06] <jcapinc> mrwes, I know that Im talking about IRC :P
[21:06] <James_P> aaronorosen, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop (and then) sudo nvidia-xconfig && sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[21:06] <Ultraputz> aaronorosen, you got chickens, maracas and a grass skirt?
[21:07] <microtech> Radtoo: not real familiar with using dmesg to troubleshoot, should some new info be at the tail of it?
[21:07] <Ultraputz> microtech, yeah.
[21:07] <Radtoo> microtech: there might be some information. yes.
[21:07] <aaronorosen> James_P: I've done that but my resolution is still 640x480... It only gives me two options in nvidia-settings
[21:07] <Ultraputz> you can do dmesg | tail -X (where X is the number of lines you want to see from the end)
[21:07] <microtech> right
[21:07] <Ultraputz> and if that's greater than screen, you can add | less onto the end
[21:08] <James_P> aaronorosen, which nvidia card do you have?
[21:08] <mrwes> jcapinc, well you're not going to find what you're looking for on freenode.net
[21:08] <microtech> do I have to run mdadm as root?
[21:08] <Radtoo> microtech: yes.
[21:08] <microtech> probably so eh?
[21:08] <microtech> ya
[21:08] <microtech> der
[21:08] <aaronorosen> James_P: gforce7950GT
[21:08] <Ultraputz> microtech, are you from minnesota or central canada? :-)
[21:08] <microtech> minnesota
[21:08] <microtech> =)
[21:08] <Ultraputz> busted der, ja hey
[21:09] <nexsja> [microtech], about that partition splitting arcitle? :P
[21:09] <illBashu> Does anyone know how to fix Gpodder of if you can even fix it?
[21:09] <nexsja> microtech about that partition splitting arcitle? :P
[21:09] <microtech> nexsja: not sure, let me see
[21:09] <illBashu> Like instead of downloading the latest podcast it downloading 150 of them
[21:09] <microtech> you want to split an existing partition?
[21:09] <illBashu> :S
[21:09] <nosa-j> is ther a mirosoft windows help chat room on this server, if, will anyone please tell me a server i can use?
[21:09] <nosa-j> or can i ask in hear?
[21:09] <Pici> nosa-j: ##windows
[21:10] <bishop> joining
[21:10] <microtech> looks like you can do it with gparted
[21:10] <illBashu> anyone?
[21:10] <nosa-j> ok pi__
[21:10] <microtech> nexsja:
[21:10] <nosa-j> Pici
[21:10] <nosa-j> ty
[21:10] <microtech> nexsja: if the partition is full of data you will probably have a hard time
[21:11] <microtech> if not you can easily shrink it, create that second partition you always dreamed of =)
[21:11] <Radtoo> illBashu: no idea, you must be using a particular podcast though? or does it happen for all?  do you even have the latest release?
[21:11] <nexsja> microtech mmmmmm that would be nice. I've got only about 10Gb of data or so
[21:11] <microtech> and how big is the partition?
[21:11] <nexsja> 465Gb :D
[21:11] <microtech> rofl
[21:11] <microtech> ya you're good to go
[21:12] <microtech> are you familiar at all with gparted?
[21:12] <microtech> its very user friendly
[21:12] <nexsja> mmm...
[21:12] <nexsja> afaik i've got in installed even
[21:12] <microtech> I'm betting you do
[21:12] <nexsja> hm. right. the system's dead.
[21:12] <microtech> lol o
[21:12] <guntbert> !enter
[21:12] <nexsja> if i reinstall - i'll lose my data, right?
[21:13] <microtech> sorry ubottu hehe, force of habbit =(
[21:13] <Ultraputz> nexsja, not if you can copy it off first
[21:13] <illBashu> @Radtoo its only on certian types of podcasts
[21:13] <illBashu> ill get the link for that podcast
[21:13] <Ultraputz> got a usb hdd or couple of fat flash driverS?
[21:13] <bishop> just downloaded and used Gpart  live cd
[21:13] <Bboy> Good evening
[21:13] <illBashu> http://www.gametrailers.com/gt360_podcast.xml
[21:13] <newbie002> how can I partition a USB drive to be recognizble in both win/linux ?
[21:13] <James_P> evening
[21:13] <James_P> newbie002, format it with fat32
[21:13] <illBashu> can you check if it happens on your mechine too
[21:13] <nexsja> Ultraputz i wish. All i've got is a Nokia 5800 with USB mode and 5Gb of space :D
[21:14] <Ultraputz> newbie002, fat32, or install ntfs support for linux and accept that it will suck somewhat. :-)
[21:14] <nexsja> could do as a flash drive though :D
[21:14] <illBashu> it doesn't happen at once
[21:14] <illBashu> First it seems fine but after a min it does it
[21:14] <jz39> wie
[21:14] <Ultraputz> nexsja, do you have any friends with laptops?
[21:14] <Ultraputz> or usb hdds?
[21:14] <James_P> newbie002, in other words, format it i windows and linux/ubuntu will recognise it
[21:14] <illBashu> And if you say update and never download it will stop it for like a min and come back
[21:14] <genii> newbie002: Alternately format to ext2/ext3 and use the windows ext driver from fs-driver.org
[21:14] <Ultraputz> or good neough to surgically temporarily transplant your drive and image it?
[21:14] <illBashu> -_-
[21:15] <nexsja> Ultraputz i live alone and i don't have any friends *sob*
[21:15] <jz39> nun
[21:15] <microtech> Radtoo:  does mdadm put a limit on volume size
[21:15] <Ultraputz> nexsja, that's a common problem :-) can you maybe afford one?
[21:15] <Radtoo> microtech: not that I'd know.
[21:15] <microtech> Hrmmm
[21:15] <lwizardl> hi
[21:15] <Ultraputz> they're good to have, because, you know, stuff happens? :-)
[21:15] <microtech> for some reason its only 917G, should be around 1.4T
[21:16] <lwizardl> is there a version of ubuntu for thin clients?
[21:16] <newbie002> I was hoping to partition a ext4 section and a bootable section
[21:16] <genii> !ltsp | lwizardl
[21:16] <THRHOPE4LINUX> ubuntu can be run o thin clients
[21:16] <Ultraputz> is there a > 1T limit with something?
[21:16] <nexsja> Ultraputz won't help. It can't mount any removable media
[21:16] <Radtoo> illBashu: Hemm, I don't have it installed at the moment. Using amarok / rhythmbox or banshee now (depends on my mood :P)
[21:16] <Bboy> I'm trying 2 remote acsses my Ubuntu server 9 throu ssh, but i seem not able to start x? how do i do that, and what kind of x is suitable for my purpse (FreeNx)?
[21:16] <THRHOPE4LINUX> EDUBUNTU IS FOR THIN CLIENTS
[21:16] <Ultraputz> nexsja, what about using a liveboot cd?
[21:16] <Ultraputz> or even liveboot off of flash?L
[21:16] <illBashu> :/
[21:16] <Ultraputz> you can probably do an in-situ recovery
[21:16] <lwizardl> genii, thanks
[21:16] <THRHOPE4LINUX> ubuntu server doesnt come with X
[21:17] <genii> lwizardl: You're welcome
[21:17] <Ultraputz> after that, we will lock down apt and you won't be allowed to touch it without asking permission. :-P
[21:17] <nexsja> Ultraputz 7 minutes till the image gets here
[21:17] <nexsja> + need to burn it :>
[21:17] <Ultraputz> nexsja, there should be some repair/maintenance options. then we can do some REAL damage :-P
[21:17] <lwizardl> genii, I just bought a Neoware Capio 508 thin client for $1 and now i gotta find a good use for it :)
[21:17] <o_portista17> Is it possible to detect connection via FTP and Remote Desktop, via "who" or something like that, so i can use it with/on Conky?
[21:18] <Bboy> @ THRHOPE4LINUX: then, is there a way to remote accsess by FreeNX other than x?
[21:18] <Ultraputz> o_portista17, what are you trying to accomplish ?
[21:18] <nexsja> Ultraputz :D I don't wanna damage it! I wanna fix it!: D
[21:18] <deany> Bboy, you forward X programs, not the whole GUI
[21:18] <microtech> So, in theory, I shouldn't need to partition the drives for mdadm to create the array?  maybe i'll remove the partitions on them and try to recreate
[21:18] <Ultraputz> nexsja, 'round here, we do brain surgery with chainsaws and chopsticks.
[21:18] <nexsja> o_O
[21:18] <deany> Bboy, unless as you say, you try vnc or freenx
[21:18] <newbie002> would windows recognize two partitions FAT32 + NTFS?
[21:18] <nexsja> mama, let me out
[21:19] <o_portista17> Ultraputz, i have a small server, at home, and i want to add that so i can see who's online, and from where...
[21:19] <Radtoo> illBashu: well, the link in itself is fine with at least amarok & firefox.
[21:19] <Ultraputz> o_portista17, might poke aroudn for a cgi wrapper for who
[21:19] <bishop> leaving
[21:19] <o_portista17> but using netstat i can't get it right, and "who" only shows the connections via ssh
[21:19] <Ultraputz> it should be trivial to write
[21:19] <anodesni> What is the prefered filesystem for the /boot partition?
[21:19] <Bennit> ext3 is fine
[21:19] <Ultraputz> you could also have ar egular cron job that updates a static html file that contains who info
[21:19] <illBashu> probably gpodder then
[21:19] <illBashu> :(
[21:19] <Radtoo> anodesni: ext2 (could also be ext3 or even ext4)...
[21:19] <deany> anodesni, in jaunty, ext4 works.
[21:20] <lwizardl> lol
[21:20] <deany> anodesni, any ext will do
[21:20] <Ultraputz> anodesni, i think ext2?
[21:20] <Bboy> @deany: I tried FreeNX, but it gives me error's, and i cant acsses my server
[21:20] <b0red> hi.  how to resume downloading a file with wget?
[21:20] <Ultraputz> man wget does not have an answer?
[21:20] <Bennit> for fast boot times, use ext4 (benchmarked to outspeed ext3 on reading & writing i think)à
[21:21] <microtech> Radtoo: get this, when I created ext4 partitions on the drives it had 15GB used immediately after paritioning?
[21:21] <Hylian> hola all. how's things?
[21:21] <Bennit> if you want security (eg servers) use ext3 or 2
[21:21] <deany> Bboy, if you ssh -X user@server  then just run the command like "firefox" you`ll get it on your display.
[21:21] <genii> b0red: --continue    ?
[21:21] <anodesni> but for grub 1 it can't be ext4 right?
[21:21] <deany> Bboy, much more efficient than displaying the whole desktop
[21:22] <Hylian> i am happy and sad today. happy i have ubuntu, and sad my buddy had windows. he lost all his files to a nasty virus. couldnt trust them to be clean... all those pictures, oh well.
[21:22] <Nationiant> How to burn a .dmg file on Ubuntu?
[21:22] <Ultraputz> deany, also, far more impressive to the chicks. :-)
[21:22] <guntbert> !ot | Hylian
[21:22] <Radtoo> microtech: uh, wait. You created an ext4 filesystem PRIOR to using mdadm  (and thus, not an ext4 filesystem on md0)?
[21:22] <microtech> you can use imgburn in wine Nationiant
[21:22] <deany> Bboy, I have installed ubuntu this way too :)
[21:22] <Nationiant> microtech thanks
[21:22] <Ultraputz> Hylian, proprietary software is expensive.
[21:22] <Ultraputz> karmically, too. :-)
[21:22] <microtech> Radtoo: I tried it that way first yes
[21:23] <Ultraputz> never trust any company who sells "tech support incidents" in "valu-packs"
[21:23] <microtech> Radtoo: if there are no partitions on the drives can I still create the /dev/md0 and reference /dev/sda1 and sbd1?
[21:23] <Radtoo> microtech: No. I'm pretty sure that doesn't work.
[21:23] <microtech> ya it definitely doesnt =)
[21:23] <Radtoo> microtech: I think it needs sda1 and sdb1 to exist when you create it, as information is put on the drives.
[21:24] <microtech> Radtoo: is there a mdadm --destroy command, how can I delete the /dev/md0 I tried to create
[21:24] <ischliky> is there a way to install 2 versions of a program from repos?
[21:24] <microtech> is it just the mdadm --stop
[21:24] <Radtoo> microtech: mdadm -S /dev/md0 I think
[21:24] <microtech> ok, it stopped it
[21:24] <Ultraputz> anyone happen to know how to hook a script onto a gdm login failure?
[21:25] <microtech> Radtoo: so do I want partitions on the drives to begin with?
[21:25] <Ultraputz> (incentive: it's to torture my boss?)
[21:25] <Radtoo> microtech: Well, it shouldn't matter, I did RAID over sdX (full drive) before, even mixed with some partitions...
[21:26] <Nationiant> How to burn .dmg files in Ubuntu (I need to install Mac Os X to my Macintosh computer so i need to burn it), imgburn doesn't work
[21:26] <microtech> it doesnt Nationiant?
[21:26] <Radtoo> microtech: It just depends on whether you still need some parts of the drive(s) not to be included in the array for whatever reason.
[21:26] <Nationiant> microtech: It doesn't support it
[21:26] <microtech> no I don't Radtoo
[21:26] <microtech> hrm, sorry about that Nationiant
[21:26] <Nationiant> microtech: I selected it and got "Invalid or unsupported image file format"
[21:26] <microtech> so, currently I have no partitions on the drives, when I do the mdadm -C  would it still be with /dev/sda1 or just /dev/sda
[21:27] <Ultraputz> good luck, all, and thanks for all the fish
[21:27] <Guest53938> n0gear: are you still there? I downloaded the driver but it is only for x86. Is there a way I can get it for powerpc?
[21:27] <microtech> hrm, sorry about the mis-info. Nationiant
[21:27] <Radtoo> microtech: delete the partitions with fsdisk first, I guess. Then use /dev/sda.
[21:27] <microtech> ok sounds good
[21:27] <Nationiant> microtech: Well not a bad thing, thanks for trying
[21:27] <microtech> np
[21:27] <microtech> Radtoo: I now get mdadm: Cannot open /dev/sda: Device or resource busy, I definitely stopped the /dev/md0 just before
[21:28] <Nationiant> I'll try google :)
[21:28] <gnudoc> is there any way to save the state of a screen (or byobu) session, to be reloaded following a reboot
[21:28] <Bennit> mrwes: http://igor.rave.org/bcorne/other/ubuntu_intro.txt
[21:28] <Radtoo> microtech: "mount" doesn't list anything either?
[21:29] <mrwes> Bennit, and what would I do with that?
[21:29] <microtech> Radtoo: nothing with either sda or sdb
[21:29] <Guest53938> I was here earlier and asked about my low screen resolution: only 800x600 and I downloaded a driver from nvidia website
[21:29] <microtech> Radtoo: also, in fdisk, it shows nothing when I go to display partition table
[21:29] <Bennit> 21:55 < mrwes> Bennit, what exactly are you expectations?
[21:29] <Guest53938> I have powerpc and that doesn't work in powerpc
[21:30] <Guest53938> Is there a way I can get it for powerpc
[21:30] <Radtoo> microtech: okay, no partition table is good.
[21:30] <mrwes> Bennit, why are you using Ubuntu? To bitch about it?
[21:30] <microtech> Radtoo: good deal, I have no idea why it thinks the devices are busy
[21:30] <Bennit> mrwes: is that bitching about it? I said there could be an intro software so people would get accomodated more easily
[21:31] <Bennit> you're bitching about me answering your questions
[21:31] <mrwes> Bennit, send it off to the devs
[21:31] <Bennit> i've been using ubuntu for 3 years, I'm fine kthnx
[21:31] <n0gear> Guest53938: I quickly checked nVidia site and didnt see one for powerpc
[21:31] <microtech> Radtoo: when I do stat on /dev/sda it gives me: Device: fh/15d  Inode: 1374        Links: 1     Device type: 8,0
[21:31] <Bennit> so, how do I reach them?
[21:31] <Bennit> teh devs
[21:31] <microtech> Radtoo: sounds like something is still "linked to it" ?
[21:31] <aaronsnell89> Hey could anyone recommend a good PCI Sound Card that will work on ubuntu 9.04?
[21:32] <Radtoo> microtech: guess so.
[21:32] <Guest53938> n0gear: I tried synaptic but the nvidia support is not for powerpc
[21:32] <Guest53938> What do I do now?
[21:32] <Radtoo> microtech: I can't remember how to list all things that access a certain block device so I guess at this point I'd just do a quick reboot, myself. :)
[21:33] <microtech> ya looks like I may have too
[21:33] <n0gear> Guest53938: ubuntuforums.org f.ex and try searching the matter :(
[21:33] <donny> Ultraputz: Any other suggestions for fixing my display?
[21:33] <Bennit> aaronsnell89: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page to see if your card is supported
[21:33] <Bennit> finding a card is up to your own preferences / budget :)
[21:34] <mrwes> Bennit, this is normally the first thing I have people read who want to run Ubuntu and/or Linux
[21:34] <aaronsnell89> Bennit, I have a budget of around $30
[21:34] <mrwes> http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm
[21:34] <donny> Ultraputz: I believe I've removed the ATI proprietary drivers and reconfigured xorg.conf, but I'm still not getting past the splash screen
[21:35] <filthpig> hi all
[21:35] <filthpig> does anybody here have experience using logitech squeezebox in ubuntu?
[21:35] <Bennit> no but it's an operating system allowing you to let the computer do work for you, for the end users (unlike myself) it's all the same whether it has a different structure / policies about files and rights , execution, ...
[21:36] <n0gear> Guest53938: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1143179&highlight=nvidia+powerpc+driver have a look of that
[21:36] <donny> Or does anyone else have a suggestion on recovering my computer back to it's open source drivers for an ATI card?
[21:36] <guntbert> !ot | Bennit
[21:37] <Raptorial> anyone else having problems installing 64 bit linux mint?
[21:37] <progre55> hi people! I have this little problem.. before it was the "shutdown" and date on the upper-right corner, but now it's the wireless indicator and the screenlets.. how to change it back? I cant move any of them..
[21:38] <progre55> oops, upper-right, I mean :)
[21:38] <progre55> damn, I'm tired :-D
[21:38] <Raptorial> i'm not sure i follow
[21:38] <progre55> lol :)
[21:39] <Raptorial> if you're talking right mouse click, properties, then select where you want it to go?
[21:39] <Raptorial> under general, they've got options for locations
[21:39] <progre55> well, the shutdown button is on the upper-right corner of the screen.. on the top-panel
[21:40] <guntbert> progre55: in the context menu there is an item !lock to panel" - uncheck this
[21:40] <microtech> Can anyone help me identify why my system thinks the two disks are in use?  fdisk shows there is absolutely no partition info on them, they aren't mounted...  but when I tried to create a partition it says "failed, device in use..."
[21:40] <progre55> guntbert, oh cool, thanks :)
[21:40] <RickX> anyone using an Aspire one and NBR?
[21:40] <guntbert> progre55: np :)
[21:40] <microtech> I'm trying to avoid rebooting =)  I'm ssh'd in and this irc is running off the box hehe
[21:41] <anuj> try gparted
[21:41] <microtech> I did
[21:41] <microtech> it fails saying "device in use"
[21:41] <anuj> reboot & then do gparted
[21:42] <microtech> lol trying to avoid rebooting
[21:42] <ischliky> is there a way i can install 2 versions of the same program? hoping to have a version from 2 different repos avail
[21:42] <[criipt]> !find libcurl.so.4
[21:42] <progre55> guntbert, hmm.. still I get get it righter than the "network-manager" and "screenlets"..
[21:43] <filthpig> oin #squeezebox
[21:43] <filthpig> oh
[21:43] <progre55> guntbert, and those two do not have "lock to panel"..
[21:43] <filthpig> whoops
[21:43] <AlexJ> how can i install a specific version of a package?
[21:43] <kebomix> i have Chinese webcam called pentuim that i can't find any driver 4 it , any one can help ? and here is lsusb output  http://paste.ubuntu.com/204490/ , any one can help ?
[21:44] <anuj>  sudo apt-get
[21:44] <Cerrdor> ImportError: No module named wx
[21:44] <Cerrdor> anyone know how to fix this?
[21:44] <guntbert> progre55: then there is a "notification area" on the panel, items within seem to be sort of "locked" too... (or so, I haven't tried very hard)
[21:45] <guntbert> Cerrdor: what are you trying to do? Please give more details
[21:46] <progre55> guntbert, dont you know how to "remove" them from the area? :)
[21:46] <Cerrdor> nevermind
[21:46] <Cerrdor> I got it fixed
[21:46] <AlexJ> i want o install a specific version, not the latest
[21:46] <Cerrdor> needed to install newest python-wxversion
[21:47] <Cerrdor> and why can I not connect to freenode through my proxy?
[21:47] <guntbert> progre55: context, "remove from panel", the somewhere else "add to panel" ??? but I don't remember exactly
[21:47] <guntbert> *then
[21:48] <microtech> Radtoo: I found it Personalities : [linear]
[21:48] <microtech> md_d0 : active linear sda1[0] sdb1[1]
[21:48] <microtech>       1709331840 blocks 64k rounding
[21:48] <Guest80409> n0gear: I'm back. sry, I had some network issues.
[21:48] <microtech> even though I told it to stop it apparently didn't?
[21:48] <Guest80409> Downloading xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
[21:48] <progre55> guntbert, yeah, I would love to remove them from the panel.. but there is no such menu on the context.. I'm afraid I'll have to remove them from the system and re-install..
[21:49] <mdm> microtech, you cant stop a meta device if something is using it
[21:49] <microtech> nothings using it
[21:49] <guntbert> progre55: don't! Let me have a look into it
[21:49] <microtech> its not even mounted..
[21:49] <sandy_> whats the music listening software that comes standard with ubuntu 9.04?  I am on xubuntu and I kinda miss that one
[21:49] <progre55> guntbert, okay :) appreciate!
[21:49] <mdm> microtech, are you sure, is it under lvm? is mdadm running?
[21:49] <Radtoo> microtech: sounds just like it. now you create an ext4 fs on that and mount it?
[21:49] <Guest80409> sandy_: rhythmbox
[21:49] <microtech> mdm: no not under lvm, probably mdadm is running
[21:50] <sandy_> thank you guest80409
[21:50] <microtech> Radtoo: I'm still trying to delete my original mdadm raid and create a new one
[21:50] <mdm> microtech, try lsof and see
[21:50] <microtech> when I do lsof what am I looking for?  I tried that and the output is huge
[21:50] <progre55> guntbert, or actually I could just "kill" them and re-run :)
[21:50] <mdm> microtech, lsof | grep md
[21:50] <microtech> gotcha
[21:51] <microtech> amdadm is there
[21:51] <microtech> err mdadm
[21:51] <Radtoo> microtech: ah, you mean after rebooting it auto-assembled the old raid and it keeps you from creating the new one or something?
[21:51] <mdm> microtech, /etc/init.d/mdadm stop
[21:51] <microtech> Radtoo: still haven't rebooted =)
[21:51] <guntbert> progre55: yes but you would have to do that after every log in - you can move the notification area with your mouse (left side has a mark)
[21:52] <microtech> ok I stopped it, now I should be able to remove the raid? lol
[21:52] <mdm> microtech, there is no need to reboot unless you want to check the boot sequence and make sure it mounts
[21:52] <microtech> no I dont want to reboot
[21:52] <progre55> guntbert, oh cool :) it worked! thanks a lot man! really appreciate! =)
[21:52] <microtech> I want to remove /dev/md0 completely and recreate it
[21:52] <arkanabar> Nautilus is not working.  At all.
[21:52] <Radtoo> microtech: yes, if that was what was occupying the device (makes sense if it were)
[21:53] <vimsp> hi, how can I reconfigure X11conf ?
[21:53] <guntbert> progre55: try to add one of those applets to the "normal" panel, if that works you can remove the notification area from the panel and then readd all others
[21:53] <microtech> mdm: how can I now remove /dev/md0, proc/mdstat still shows the raid
[21:53] <Guest80409> arhanabar: The first thing I would do is run in a terminal: killall nautilus; nautilus
[21:53] <progre55> guntbert, no I just "unlocked" it and moved.. together with the applications it was hosting =)
[21:53] <mdm> microtech, mdadm --stop /dev/md0
[21:54] <nexsja> how much space should i give Ubuntu on a partition?
[21:54] <guntbert> progre55: glad it worked for you :-)
[21:54] <microtech> thats what I thought
[21:54] <nexsja> Will, say, 60Gb be enough?
[21:54] <Guest80409> If nautilus starts up then exit the terminal, which will stop nautilus and it should restart
[21:54] <Guest80409> that's what i've done before
[21:54] <PleXuS> Anyone working on Lenovo ThinkPad SL300 laptop?
[21:54] <progre55> guntbert, yeah, thanks to you :) appreciate
[21:54] <arkanabar> Guest80409, got:  Nautilus, no processes killed; segmentation fault.
[21:54] <anuj> hmm
[21:55] <anuj> yes i do
[21:55] <guntbert> progre55: np :-)
[21:55] <microtech> mdm: it says that it stopped it, but when I cat /proc/mdstat it still is there, is that normal/
[21:55] <boomaiser> does anyone know why firefox dont load applet when i use sun-java6-jre
[21:55] <guntbert> anyone | PleXuS
[21:55] <guntbert> !anyone | PleXuS
[21:55] <Guest80409> arkanabar: then I have no idea. Sorry, I have limited knowledge.
[21:55] <nexsja> oh, and what does 'Mount point' mean?
[21:55] <cirvis> is there something I should know about ubuntu instalation?
[21:55] <mdm> microtech, it should show as not being active what daos mdadm --detail /dev/md0 say?
[21:55] <nexsja> cirvis nothing.
[21:56] <nexsja> just install it and it's okay
[21:56] <anuj> what do u wanna do
[21:56] <Guest80409> Can anyone else help arkanabar?
[21:56] <ctmjr> vimsp:  try sudo  dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg in a terminal then reboot
[21:56] <microtech> mdm: says its not active
[21:56] <arkanabar> Guest80409, np, I appreciate the help.  I know I could dl a differnt file manager.
[21:56] <cirvis> :p
[21:56] <arkanabar> But I like nautilus' tabs, and I'd like for it to work.
[21:56] <nexsja> so, anyone? What does 'Mount point' mean?
[21:56] <Guest80409> Me too
[21:56] <guntbert> cirvis: I recommend to try with the live CD at first, if it works smoothly you are ready to install
[21:56] <microtech> mdm: so now can I try to recreate the array?  I'm trying to make a linear array between two disks and use their entire size
[21:56] <mdm> microtech, then its gone, you reboot and it will scan those and restart it. Did you want it gone forever or did you want to put something in its place?
[21:56] <thedarkone> is there any good music studio software for linux
[21:56] <kebomix> i have Chinese webcam called pentuim that i can't find any driver 4 it , any one can help ? and here is lsusb output  http://paste.ubuntu.com/204490/ , any one can help ?
[21:57] <Raptorial> nexsja: the location you want to mount to.. for instance CD1 CD2 floppy, etc...
[21:57] <Guest80409> I'm actually on here to ask a question of my own :)
[21:57] <vimsp> ctmjr: thank you verry much
[21:57] <microtech> mdm: I want to recreate it, using the entirety of these disks
[21:57] <arkanabar> Guest80409, good luck with that.
[21:57] <nexsja> Raptorial so when installing a new Ubuntu i have to leave it blank?
[21:57] <PleXuS> do anyone have a decent working Ubuntu on Lenovo ThinkPad SL300? =)
[21:57] <mdm> microtech, just create a new array, and change any config you had (/etc/raidtab) altho they are not 100% necessary
[21:57] <microtech> mdm: for some reason before it used only about 80%, but I think I messed it up by create ext4 partitions on the two drives first
[21:57] <cirvis> I have tried live cd of kanotix and its woorked fine :)
[21:57] <ctmjr> vimsp:  your welcome
[21:57] <arkanabar> nexsja, you're currently installing and on the partition manager?
[21:58] <Raptorial> nexsja: hmmm, when i install a new ubuntu, i don't run into that problem, are you doing a fresh install?
[21:58] <nexsja> arkanabar yup
[21:58] <mdm> microtech, what raid config? what partitions? and what are their sizes?
[21:58] <D3RGPS31> how do i check fragmentation %
[21:58] <darthanubis> lol
[21:58] <arkanabar> nexsja, you will have to have a partition with the mount point /
[21:58] <nexsja> Raptorial yup, i just chose to setup partitions manually 'cuz i want to make two of them. One for the system, other for files.
[21:58] <microtech> I want a linear raid (thats equiv. of JBOD right?) with just two disks, one 700 GB one 1 TB
[21:58] <guntbert> cirvis: thats a completely different distribution, I recommend trying the ubuntu live CD, then installing
[21:58] <nibbler_> D3RGPS31: dont know, but usually you wont have fragmentation problems as you know them from windows systems...
[21:58] <arkanabar> nexsja, all other mount points are optional, but I think a separate partition for mountpoint /home is a good idea
[21:58] <mdm> microtech, no its worse then jobod, its called disk spanning
[21:59] <nexsja> arkanabar so the one with the OS on it has to be have mount point "/", right?
[21:59] <Guest80409> D3RGPS31: as far as I know, there is no such thing as fragmentation in ext3
[21:59] <microtech> mdm: ok, is there one that would take full advantage of these disks?  I was able to do it with ZFS but that wasn't the most stable with the new 9.04 for some reason
[21:59] <arkanabar> nexsja, yes
[21:59] <guntbert> !defrag | D3RGPS31
[21:59] <nexsja> arkanabar okay, and what will a mount point "/home" will do for me?
[22:00] <arkanabar> nexsja, a "/home" partition is a good idea though
[22:00] <microtech> mdm: thank you so much by the way, you are extremely knowledgeable and helpful with this
[22:00] <mdm> microtech, raid and filesystems are two different things,  filesystems sit on top of the paritions sit on top of the raid set
[22:00] <arkanabar> nexsja, it means you can have all your files on a second partiton that you do not have to format when you install a new distro
[22:00] <microtech> mdm: gotcha on that part
[22:00] <D3RGPS31> guntbert: thank you
[22:00] <nexsja> hmmm
[22:00] <arkanabar> nexsja, you should expect to install a new one every 6/12/18 months
[22:00] <guntbert> D3RGPS31: you are welcome :)
[22:01] <mdm> microtech, I assume you are looking for space and do not care about reliability, or at least care little about it, correct?
[22:01] <nexsja> then, if i understand currectly then my /home/ dir will be on a different partition?
[22:01] <microtech> mdm: precisely
[22:01] <arkanabar> nexsja, yes, it will
[22:01] <mdm> microtech, are the two disks, same size? or do they differ
[22:01] <Guest80409> n0gear: failed! http://paste.debian.net/40363/
[22:01] <nexsja> nice. That's what i need :>
[22:01] <microtech> mdm: unfortunately they are different
[22:01] <microtech> mdm: otherwise I'd do raid0 of course =)
[22:01] <nexsja> Then, afaik, i don't need 60Gb for the system anymore
[22:01] <nexsja> Will 30Gb be enough for ubuntu?
[22:02] <Janhouse> How can I change CPU fan speed?
[22:02] <microtech> nexsja: for most installs yes, plenty
[22:02] <arkanabar> nexsja, 10GB will probably be enough.
[22:02] <Janhouse> I am on ubuntu jaunty
[22:02] <microtech> Janhouse: if you can change it at all it's going to be at the BIOS level
[22:02] <Janhouse> It should be possible. It was possible on windows.
[22:02] <nexsja> mm...
[22:02] <nexsja> okay, 20 it is :D
[22:02] <arkanabar> nexsja, are you planning on developing software?
[22:02] <mdm> microtech, spanning does not give you reliability or speed, just space.  In fact you can do just abut the same thing with mounting one drive under the other
[22:02] <microtech> Janhouse: there may be some software to control it
[22:02] <Janhouse> ok
[22:02] <Radtoo> mdm: JBOD == disk spanning.
[22:02] <nexsja> arkanabar i'm planing on playing/working/building websites
[22:03] <pepperjack> Janhouse: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fan_speed_control  <-- applicable to ubuntu as well
[22:03] <microtech> Radtoo: I wanted to say thanks to you for earlier as well, btw =)
[22:03] <mdm> Radtoo, no that is just part of the linux driver, jbod is independant disks no raid
[22:03] <microtech> mdm: I dont know what you mean by mounting one under the other, I want just one giant /storage directory
[22:03] <arkanabar> nexsja, the minimum is 5gb for root+home on one partition
[22:03] <mdm> microtech, spannign those disks means more space, at the cost of reliability.  One drive fails they both fail
[22:04] <Radtoo> mdm: Its concatenated disks, or linear / spanned array. Yes, no raid.
[22:04] <microtech> mdm: I completely understand that, but I still want to do it
[22:04] <ctmjr> Janhouse: try this http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fan_speed_control
[22:04] <microtech> mdm: I completely understand that, but I still want to do itPersonalities : [linear]
[22:04] <microtech> md_d0 : active linear sda1[0] sdb1[1]
[22:04] <microtech>       1709331840 blocks 64k rounding
[22:04] <microtech> oops sorry
[22:04] <FloodBot3> microtech: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:04] <Gevz> bye all
[22:04] <microtech> accidentally pasted that somehow
[22:04] <mdm> microtech, I wasnt trying to get you to change it, I just wanted to be sure you knew what you were getting into
[22:04] <Janhouse> ok... /usr/sbin/pwmconfig: There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed
[22:04] <Janhouse> :(
[22:04] <microtech> mdm: no worries, I completely understand
[22:04] <nexsja> arkanabar okay, i've splitted it into 3 partitions: 20Gb for "/", 10Gb for "/var/www" - since that'll be my workspace, and everything else for /home/
[22:05] <ronin2307> hello
[22:05] <Janhouse> Can't belive it worked on windows and not ubuntu.
[22:05] <arkanabar> nexsja, set it up however you like.  you probably know your needs better than I.
[22:05] <microtech> mdm: so is a linear array what I want, and mdadm is the best way to do it?
[22:05] <floryn90> ciao a tutti
[22:05] <nexsja> i just hope i'll be enough for me.
[22:05] <ctmjr> Janhouse: did you install lm-sensors first?
[22:06] <mdm> microtech, then fdisk each disk create max size paritions, set to them LVM (8e if I remember correctly) and use mdadm to create a spanned set, its driver is called jbod (but I think you already knew this)
[22:06] <floryn90> ragazzi sapete raccomandarmi un software per i desktop remoto????
[22:06] <floryn90> è urgente
[22:06] <nexsja> btw, why do devices go as "sda1" then "sda5" and "sda6", why not sda2,3?
[22:06] <floryn90> grazie
[22:06] <mdm> microtech, keep in mind it is NOT jbod, its just that the spanning driver is in the jbod driver for linux
[22:06] <Janhouse> yes
[22:06] <Radtoo> nexsja: well, a b c d are the alternatives to having two numbers.
[22:06] <Janhouse> I have sensor up and running
[22:06] <Janhouse> ctmjr,
[22:06] <deany> nexsja, extended is sda4 so logical after is sda5
[22:06] <microtech> mdm: alright, so when I fdisk, LVM is a choice I can choose for partition?  I've never done that one before
[22:07] <nexsja> mmm... okay
[22:07] <nexsja> O_o
[22:07] <mdm> microtech, techncially you dont have to but it will help when you upgrade so whatever sees it will know
[22:07] <honomi> salut
[22:07] <nexsja> i almost formatted my phone's memory card as the new swap space O_O
[22:07] <floryn90> honomi: salut
[22:07] <mdm> microtech, its also "best practice" to do so
[22:07] <microtech> mdm: also, when I use mdadm the level I want is still linear?  or is there a "jbod" option
[22:07] <Guest80409> nexsja: lol
[22:07] <Radtoo> nexsja: sda1 is equivalent to hd(0,0) in grub usually, where the "a" is one number and the following 1 is just 'cause it starts counting at 1, not 0. I'm sure it IS confusing. :)
[22:07] <microtech> mdm: good to know
[22:07] <arkanabar> Nautilus is not working.  at all.  Trying to start it does nothing.  What should I do?
[22:08] <``Cube> guys, evolution slows down a lot, like freezes for a few seconds, randomly and frequently. I have lots of emails (about 1000) in my inbox. I tried putting old ones into a separate folder "old". still doesn't work. e.g. if I press reply, evolution mail freezes for a couple second, before it opens the new window. then everythings fine. im on a eee 1000he netbook
[22:08] <nexsja> Radtoo the confusing part is why it goes from 1 straight to 5, and not to 2 :D
[22:08] <mdm> microtech, let me look it up, I dont run spanning
[22:08] <|sanchez|> ``Cube: how did you install on your assu ?
[22:08] <microtech> mdm: thank you so much, I think it's the "linear" option
[22:09] <``Cube> |sanchez|: what you mean how I installed?
[22:09] <|sanchez|> did you do a usb install? I am trying to figure it out right now
[22:09] <guntbert> !it | floryn90
[22:09] <mdm> microtech, you are correct
[22:09] <Radtoo> nexsja: ye, as someone already said, 1 through 4 are reserved for "primary" partitions. Originally you could have only 4. You still can really have only four, except they can now contain arbitrary numbers of partitions "inside", which are "extended" partitions.
[22:09] <``Cube> |sanchez|: btw, I don't think its just evolution. my whole netbook seems to be freezing occasionally and frequently
[22:09] <microtech> mdm: ok, and when I partition, I want them to be primary partitions correct, and the file system is LVM?
[22:10] <floryn90> thanks guntbert
[22:10] <|sanchez|> I just got a 1008ha
[22:10] <floryn90> but i know this
[22:10] <nexsja> what's the difference between a primary and a logical partition then?
[22:10] <``Cube> |sanchez|: kk. I think this netbook its kinda too slow to run billions of apps at the same time
[22:10] <|sanchez|> primary is the primary partition, logical are additional partitions on the drive
[22:10] <mdm> microtech, makes no differnce as long as you know what parition numbers they are.  For safety sakes I would say leave the whole disk as one partition, hence all of them will be 1
[22:10] <|sanchez|> ``Cube: how did you create your usb install ?
[22:10] <Radtoo> nexsja: the logical / extended is a partition inside a primary partition...
[22:10] <guntbert> floryn90: but in this channel only english please :_)
[22:10] <arkanabar> nexsja, logical partitions always reside within an extended-type primary partition.
[22:11] <``Cube> |sanchez|: ooh. I got easy peasy and installed it on a usb drive
[22:11] <``Cube> with
[22:11] <microtech> mdm: ok, so 1 primary partition, thats no problem, but I don't see LVM as a FS type?
[22:11] <``Cube> |sanchez|: with unetbootin
[22:11] <mdm> microtech, technically you could make each disk into 4 parititions and strip across them all, DONT
[22:11] <microtech> mdm: I guess I'm just confused on the LVM part
[22:11] <Radtoo> nexsja: (or more than one of course). They work around the limitation of having just 4 partitions without breaking "legacy" stuff.
[22:11] <janisozaur> i'd like to update my mplayer to some svn version, anyone can recommend a good PPA to use?
[22:11] <microtech> mdm: definitely wont =)
[22:11] <Guest80409> I tried to install xserver-xorg-video-nouveau and got this error: http://paste.debian.net/40363/
[22:11] <|sanchez|> can you explain how, I am having trouble getting it to work... Ive tried the fedora 11 install 2 times and now tried the ubuntu and I cant get the usb drive to boot from the netbook
[22:11] <mdm> microtech, in fdisk type t, then slect 1, then L to list, it should be 8e
[22:11] <floryn90> guntbert: okok
[22:12] <Radtoo> nexsja: Its a historic thing. No one in their right minds would do it this way nowadays, but at the time there needed to be no breaking of the "just 4 primary partitions" rule and it stuck, I guess.
[22:12] <Guest80409> For a Nvidia Geforce4 MX on a PowerMac G4 (powerpc platform)
[22:12] <microtech> mdm: great thank you
[22:12] <nexsja> Radtoo thanks for the explanation! :) Now i think i get it :))
[22:12] <floryn90> it was my error
[22:12] <floryn90> sorry
[22:12] <sway> I have Windows 7 installed on another drive, and I just recently installed Ubuntu this week. How can I add Windows 7 to GRUB?
[22:12] <guntbert> floryn90: np :-)
[22:12] <|Ryan> BackTrack and Kubuntu fail - Ubuntu win.
[22:12] <``Cube> |sanchez|: yes? no? agree? disagree? lol answer please
[22:12] <arkanabar> sway, minimal knowledge is required if you make a copy of SuperGrubDisk and run that.
[22:13] <Radtoo> nexsja: no problem. also make sure you thank the other people. :)
[22:13] <microtech> mdm: when I do t as an option it comes back with No partition is defined yet!
[22:13] <dassouki> my laptop webcam suddenly stopped working as in, my applications don't see it anymore.  I'm a newb !! help please
[22:13] <|sanchez|> what do you want me to answer ?
[22:13] <nexsja> I am, of course :)
[22:13] <arkanabar> Nautilus isn't working.  at all.  Any suggestions what I ought to do?
[22:14] <mdm> microtech, you didnt create any partitions? hit n and make one
[22:14] <microtech> mdm: ok just making sure hehe
[22:14] <johnnycbad1> Hello, I'm trying to install XBMC on Ubuntu 9.4. When I download a package from the PPA and try to install it, it says the same version is in the software channel, but I can't find it on either package mamager. Help?
[22:14] <``Cube> |sanchez|: I guess nothing. hey what's the difference between your 1008HA (right? or which one you got?) and my 1000HE
[22:14] <mdm> and microtech what Radtoo told you was not wrong
[22:15] <mdm> Radtoo, I am sorry I didnt mean to make it sound as if you were incorrect
[22:15] <microtech> Radtoo: I figured as much, you and he are both very knowledgable and I really appreciate all this help
[22:15] <microtech> err I meant mdm
[22:15] <microtech> =)
[22:15] <greensimian> Hey gang!
[22:16] <johnnycbad1> So can anyone help me?
[22:16] <microtech> mdm: so after I choose 8e as the type, I can write that to the disk and it should be done with that portion correct
[22:16] <Guest80409> johnnycbad1: do you know the package name? Another thing: If the same version is in the software channel, then you don't have to install it on the package manager
[22:16] <|sanchez|> 1008ha smaller, 6hr battery instead of 9, z280 intel in the 1008 yours has a 270 or 260
[22:16] <greensimian> Thanks to all you help, I am typing this message on my Ubuntu machine using Pidgeon
[22:16] <Guest80409> just install the package you downloaded
[22:16] <mdm> microtech, yes, then do the other disk
[22:16] <arkanabar> heh, nautilus needs an update.  Let me run that first.
[22:16] <johnnycbad1> Guest80409, Then where do I install it?
[22:16] <greensimian> going into lurk mode....must get work done.
[22:17] <microtech> ok mdm: it came back with : WARNING: Re-reading the partition table failed with error 16: Device or resource busy.  The kernel still uses the old table.  The new table will be used at the next reboot.    Syncing disks.
[22:17] <mdm> and microtech you dont HAVE to put in parititions it just makes it easier to recignose them later on, so something does not think they are blank
[22:17] <microtech> mdm: you think I will be alright to continue?  just need to reboot before attempting to creat the linear volume?
[22:17] <Guest80409> If you downloaded it and got the message that it is in the software channel, just dismiss the message and click install
[22:17] <microtech> mdm: understood
[22:17] <mdm> microtech, no you have to see what is using the disk and stop it, otherwise do the other one and reboot
[22:18] <microtech> mdm: ok I thought so, this is what I was running into before, I don't see how anything could be using the disk, the only thing I did was run mdadm before and create a linear partition, but it wasnt correct
[22:18] <|LeeQ|> test
[22:18] <johnnycbad1> Guest80409: Will I get updates via ubuntu update manager then?
[22:18] <Guest80409> I don't know, but I think you will
[22:19] <Guest80409> johnnycbad1: you should
[22:19] <johnnycbad1> Guest80409: Might as well go for it then, thanks!
[22:19] <microtech> mdm: I get the same error on the second disk (as I expected), something with the mdadm is still using tying them up or something
[22:20] <dassouki> my laptop webcam suddenly stopped working as in, my applications don't see it anymore.  Any ideas ?
[22:20] <Raptorial> turn the webcam on? ;)
[22:20] <Guest80409> I tried to install xserver-xorg-nouveau and got this error: http://paste.debian.net/40363/
[22:20] <microtech> mdm: I'm trying lsof | grep md again to see if somehow its back
[22:20] <Guest80409> any Ideas
[22:20] <mdm> microtech, this isnt your root disk or isnt your grub boot disk is it?
[22:21] <microtech> mdm: lol, no
[22:21] <microtech> they are completely free unused disks
[22:21] <microtech> which is why this is so very strange =)
[22:21] <mdm> microtech, good, it make this much easier
[22:21] <dassouki> Raptorial: it is on, applications can't see it, amsn says it's missing. It was working yesterday . i restarted a few times
[22:21] <microtech> mdm: ok good =)
[22:21] <Raptorial> i normally check with Cheese... dassouki
[22:22] <dassouki> Raptorial: done that too
[22:22]  * Raptorial shrugs
[22:22] <Raptorial> i'm formatting my laptop and installing Debian since Jaunty Jackalope sucks donkey balls
[22:22] <Myrtti> Raptorial: good luck with that
[22:22] <mdm> Raptorial, is there some reason you are telling us then?
[22:23] <sjors> yeah i'm curious
[22:23] <Raptorial> mdm: yes, don't run a new laptop with 9.04
[22:24] <dassouki> is there a place where i can get help on my cam issues
[22:24] <Raptorial> it takes the penguin theme too seriously and freezes a lot, i presume it's the fancy graphics
[22:24] <mdm> Raptorial, then you suggest I reformat mine?
[22:24] <Raptorial> mdm: it's always an option, maybe your graphics card is better supported
[22:24] <RoboJoint> hi all, when i save a file over smb gedit gives a warning about the file being modified & I have to hit save anyway. Before I reformatted my HD I found a script that bypassed this warning but now I can't find it. Any one know where to find it again?
[22:24] <sjors> what kind of graphics do you use then
[22:24] <Myrtti> Raptorial: are you intrested in getting your ubuntu fixed or are you here for just witty banter? latter is at #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:24] <Raptorial> sjors: NVIDIA 9800M
[22:24] <janisozaur> what's the difference between "make" and "make fprofiled"?
[22:25] <lstarnes> janisozaur: it depends on what is being made
[22:25] <Raptorial> Myrtti, i tried to fix it a handful of times, i installed new drivers from the nvidia website they weren't working properly 185 release
[22:25] <mdm> Raptorial, I dont buy hardware unless I look up the linux driver before hand and know for a fact its supported
[22:25] <Raptorial> i dropped back to the 180 release, it still kept freezing
[22:25] <janisozaur> lstarnes, x264, from git
[22:25] <lstarnes> janisozaur: check its documentation
[22:26] <gizero> Can anyone play the video on this site in Firefox using the embedded totem plugin? It seams to require MMS support, which it does not find. http://www.easystream.no/easystream/events/presentation/default.cfm?page=1&eventid=891&eventguid=89D36C02-E840-48F0-AB82-F0FC1EE2F071&session=1&sl=&CFID=663105&CFTOKEN=68806089
[22:26] <Guest80409> I tried to install xserver-xorg-nouveau and got this error: http://paste.debian.net/40363/ Any ideas?
[22:26] <janisozaur> lstarnes, and what does fprofiled in general mean?
[22:26] <lstarnes> janisozaur: I have no idea
[22:26] <Illarane> Hi.  All I want to do is write an ISO image to an external hard disc.  Please tell me this is actually possible? D:
[22:27] <cyberghoser1> gizero, im trying it i ll let you know
[22:27] <gizero> cyberghoser1, thanks
[22:27] <cyberghoser1> gizero, yep you are right it needs mms support
[22:28] <Guest80409> Just as a curiosity question, what is MMS?
[22:28] <gizero> cyberghoser1, How do you install MMS support in Totem? The auto-search feature does not find any suitable package.
[22:28] <microtech> mdm: is there a way I can tell what is using the disks and kill it?
[22:28] <microtech> mdm: stat /dev/sda or something?
[22:28] <mdm> microtech, it may also be the controller, but lsof and fuser are your tools
[22:29] <cyberghoser1> gizero, i try that and let you know unless someone else find faster
[22:29] <microtech> mdm: it's not the controller, I was able to partition it before I started messing with mdadm earlier, since then though its always come back as "in use"
[22:29] <cyberghoser1> gizero, maybe that can help: http://www.cinlug.org/node/316
[22:30] <cyberghoser1> gizero, cannot try it right now so if it works let me know
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:30] <mdm> microtech, try mdadm --remove /dev/md0 /dev/sdwhatever
[22:31] <mdm> microtech, but I belive it will not let you remove the last disk
[22:31] <gizero> cyberghoser1, I'm not interested in getting it to work with Kaffeine; I want it to work in Totem.
[22:31] <computergeeksjw> I tried to install xserver-xorg-nouveau and got this error: http://paste.debian.net/40363/ Any ideas?
[22:31] <kleini_> hi
[22:31] <microtech> mdm: comes back with mdadm: cannot get array info for /dev/md0
[22:31] <cyberghoser1> gizero, oh i see then ill search for that
[22:31] <mdm> Raptorial, what laptop do you have?
[22:31] <kleini_> is this the right place for me to find help?
[22:32] <Raptorial> mdm: MSI GT627
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> computergeeksjw: looks like you have to uninstall the old first
[22:32] <janisozaur> !lsb
[22:32] <mdm> microtech, thats because its stopped (sorry I forgot) and its not in use
[22:32] <janisozaur> !lts
[22:32] <microtech> mdm: correct =)
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> computergeeksjw: is that in debian?
[22:32] <computergeeksjw> ActionParsnip: I never had it installed before. How do I uninstall the "old one"?
[22:32] <mdm> Raptorial, I have a gateway p7895U with a 9800M, plays HDTV, run 3d games, and runs quite well
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> computergeeksjw: sudo apt-get --purge remove <whatever it is to remove>
[22:33] <Raptorial> mdm: i almost bought that hoss, it was too heavy :|
[22:33] <Raptorial> mdm: you're running 64 bit Jaunty?
[22:33] <computergeeksjw> no, I used debian before and it's just where I'm used to pasteboarding things. I'm running jaunty jackalope
[22:33] <cyberghoser1> gizero, did you try gstreamer ?
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> computergeeksjw: ok thats cool
[22:34] <mdm> Raptorial, yes, and virtual box, and please note I never called it a laptop, its too hot and too heavy
[22:34] <Raptorial> yeah, my MSI gets a bit toasty too...
[22:34] <Raptorial> mdm: my problems started with firefox randomly closing and losing websites
[22:34] <gizero> cyberghoser1, I'm using the default Totem in Ubuntu, which is totem-gstreamer.
[22:34] <kleini_> i think i have a problem with an ati driver, i cant start my ubuntu 9.04 anymore
[22:34] <mdm> Raptorial, altho I run 32 bit, not 64
[22:34] <Raptorial> mdm: oh maybe 32 bit is the reason
[22:35] <Raptorial> mdm: when i was running 32 bit i didn't have problems, but i was annoyed with my memory going to waste and when using virtual box i wanted to dedicate more... so i tried 64 bit and shit was hitting the fan
[22:35] <cyberghoser1> gizero, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/350772
[22:35] <microtech> mdm: sorry to keep bugging you, the part where fdisk said "The new table will be used at the next reboot." does that mean after reboot I will be able to just go straight to: mdadm -C /dev/md0 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1  ?
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> Raptorial: you can use pae to get more ram accessed in 32bit linux
[22:36] <mdm> microtech, yes, make sure it didint start that array again tho
[22:36] <microtech> ok will do
[22:36] <computergeeksjw> ActionParsnip: be right back
[22:36] <Bboy> what diff between desktop edition and xubuntu edition?
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> computergeeksjw: have fun
[22:36] <computergeeksjw> ActionParsnip: I'm trying to reinstall now
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> Bboy: the question doesnt make sense
[22:36] <Raptorial> ActionParsnip... jaunty 32 bit supports that?
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> Raptorial: sure
[22:37] <mrwes> !xfce | Bboy
[22:37] <Raptorial> oh... good to know ;) thank you
[22:37] <Raptorial> in general, 64 bit stuff has been a pain
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Bboy: you either install a desktop system with the DE of your choice (xubuntu as you mentioned), or you install the server version with no desktop
[22:37] <computergeeksjw> ActionParsnip: Doing initial module build
[22:38] <computergeeksjw> If this doesn't work I'll try xserver-xorg-video-nx
[22:38] <computergeeksjw> I mean -nv
[22:38] <gizero> cyberghoser1, Thank you, that worked. I'm pretty sure this is a regression, since the auto-find feature used to find mms support in previous versions of Ubuntu.
[22:38] <computergeeksjw> instead of -nouveau
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> Bboy: and you will use a command line based system
[22:38] <computergeeksjw> It's just that nv doesn't have support for 3d or so I've heard
[22:38] <LiraNuna> how does /etc/rc0.d/ works? I'm having problems unmounting file systems when I shutdown (permission denied)
[22:38] <cyberghoser1> gizero, at last it works now, seems the auto find doesnt do the job for that :)
[22:38] <mdm> Raptorial, I run 64 bit on 3 servers and 2 desktops, including 2 mythtv frontends to play hdtv, there is nothing wrong with it.  The reason I dont run 64 bit on that laptop is that it is not an amd
[22:39] <Raptorial> mdm: well, my chips are intel and 64 bit
[22:39] <JorgeJorgesson>  GnoCHM keeps crashing very frequently in ubuntu 9.04 with segmentation faults.  Is there a fix for this
[22:39] <Raptorial> mdm: so maybe there's a communication issue in jaunty 64 bit in regards to the chipset
[22:40] <computergeeksjw> ActionParsnip: got the same error!
[22:41] <DelphiWorld> hello ubuntu users
[22:41] <microtech> ok I'm back =)
[22:41] <computergeeksjw> ActionParsnip: http://paste.debian.net/40364/
[22:41] <DelphiWorld> please anyone here use OpenSer in ubuntu to help me setting it up?
[22:41] <greensimian> Hello Delphi
[22:42] <mdm> Raptorial, the servers dont have video cards, of the two desktops one runs sli 260's and the other nvideo 7900s, the two front ends are from server with my own adding X in it and they have a 9800 and a 7900 resectivly
[22:42] <|Ryan> How would I be able to install/run .dmg files on Jaunty?
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> computergeeksjw: however: Package linux-nouveau-modules is not installed.
[22:42] <greensimian> Do I need to worry about Defragging my EXT2 hard disk?
[22:42] <computergeeksjw> |Ryan: .dmg files are the Mac OS X disk image
[22:42] <mgolisch> |Ryan: i doubt you can
[22:42] <Raptorial> mdm: maybe it was something i was doing... now and again when updating i'd have freeze problems as well and i'd have to rescue the broken system
[22:42] <anuj> do reg
[22:42] <DelphiWorld> i installed PHPPGADMIN but i'm unable to access it
[22:42] <computergeeksjw> You can't mount a dmg or run a Mac program on ubuntu
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> |Ryan: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=125526
[22:42] <|Ryan> Oh.
[22:42] <Raptorial> i'd go into synaptic package manager and try stuff to no avail
[22:42] <mgolisch> you cannot run osx software in linux
[22:43] <ActionParsnip> greensimian: not really, they are defragmentable though
[22:43] <gizero> cyberghoser1, Actually, I installed the mms support package and assumed it would work, but it didn't. Mplayer works fine, not Totem.
[22:43] <Raptorial> to be most useful, i'd need to install ubuntu and go with it, i suppose
[22:43] <DelphiWorld> please if anyone here want to help me, please PM me bicose i'm unable to read messages here in the channel
[22:43] <DelphiWorld> i'm a blind user using a screen reader
[22:43] <greensimian> Thx, they told me not worry about fragmentation on NTFS either, but MS Lies
[22:43] <DelphiWorld> and mor messages is here... thanks
[22:43] <mdm> greensimian, its called e2defrag and mostly ext2 self defrags so unless there is a problem dont
[22:43] <gangil> hi I just updated , and now there are 2 kernel versions in GRUB instead of one ? Do I have to manually uninstall the other one??? :)
[22:44] <computergeeksjw> ActionParsnip: It's installed, I think
[22:44] <microtech> mdm: how can I check to see if mdadm tried to recreate that array
[22:44] <quartz> hi all, installed xchat first time. what should i do to get to kde developers chanal?
[22:44] <defrysk> gangil, after reboot sudo apt-get autoreboot
[22:44] <gizero> cyberghoser1, But nevermind, I'll watch it in mplayer.
[22:44] <defrysk> autoremove, sorry
[22:44] <DelphiWorld> please i'm waiting for your help about OpenSer and PhpPGAdmin
[22:44] <cyberghoser1> gizero, well yes :)
[22:44] <mdm> microtech, well first cat /proc/mdstat secondly look in dmesg
[22:44] <greensimian> Unlike Windows, with Ubuntu I don't have a real need to optimize my machine becuase it runs silly fast!
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> greensimian: the file system will be mildly fragmented but the access is also fragmented so it actually helps a little
[22:44] <gangil> will it restart my computer ?
[22:45] <microtech> mdm: it comes back with md_d0 : inactive sda1[0](S),  I would think it would have sda1 and sb1 though?
[22:45] <gangil> defrysk: will it restart my comp.?
[22:45] <gizero> cyberghoser1, Its just a bit embarassing that stuff like this not "just works".
[22:45] <bawtboi> hihi. i have a problem with my ubuntu. the GUI wont load
[22:45] <microtech> mdm: and in dmesg it has md: bind<sda1>
[22:45] <mdm> greensimian, fast and slow are matters of opinion, I can tell you however my boxes run considerably cooler and use less electricity on ubu then windows
[22:45] <defrysk> gangil, a made a typo
[22:45] <mdm> microtech, did you fdisk /dev/sdb too?
[22:46] <gangil> defrysk: what!?
[22:46] <greensimian> I am tempted to run Ubuntu on my lappy.
[22:46] <defrysk> is sudo apt-get autoremove , after you have rebooted
[22:46] <microtech> mdm: when I try to create the array mdadm says: mdadm: Cannot open /dev/sdamdadm: /dev/sdb1 appears to be part of a raid array:1: Device or resource busy
[22:46] <greensimian> Vista makes my laptop run REALLY hot.
[22:46] <microtech> mdm: yes I did let me make sure it took
[22:46] <gangil> ok
[22:46] <gangil> ok
[22:46] <cyberghoser1> gizero, i know but that's the fun about linux/ubuntu you fix things and you learn :)
[22:46] <Titan8990> defrysk, if you use aptitude instead of apt-get you autoremove is not necessary
[22:46] <microtech> mdm: yes it appears to be there /dev/sdb1               1       91201   732572001   8e  Linux LVM
[22:46] <mdm> microtech, stop it again
[22:46] <gizero> cyberghoser1, Na, I'm too old to find that stuff charming anymore. It should just work.
[22:47] <microtech> mdm: ok
[22:47] <greensimian> Anyone who is new to Unbuntu must learn about Compiz.  I have my Mac friends drooling!
[22:47] <skintythe1andonl> Hi... can anybody tell me how to install kernel modules from source? I am trying to install gpib drivers with the gpib-modules-source and failing miserably
[22:47] <cyberghoser1> gizero, maybe opt for windoz then hehe :P kidding
[22:47] <defrysk> Titan8990, apt-get is the default , no need to confuse with other installers
[22:47] <Radtoo> skintythe1andonl: that varies for every driver.
[22:47] <greensimian> BBIAB, PM me if you need anything
[22:47] <Coded1> hello all, I have an up-to-date version of jaunty 9.04 running and am using ndiswrapper to access my realtek usb wireless stick.  After having problems with the same thing before I removed network manager and installed wicd.  It seems to ID the networks fine but when I try to connect to a wep network it gets stuck on "getting ip address" and then says "no connection" the log file seems to point out it might be trying to generate a wpa 
[22:47] <Coded1> any ideas/
[22:47] <Coded1> ?
[22:47] <microtech> mdm: I have stopped it, what would be your next step?  try to recreate it?
[22:47] <Titan8990> defrysk, default? how is there a default to the command you type in?
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> greensimian: i hate compiz
[22:47] <mdm> microtech, yes, just create a new one
[22:47] <gizero> cyberghoser1, ;-)
[22:47] <Titan8990> defrysk, they both use the same installer, but one is better than the other
[22:47] <oxeimon> does anytone know of a nice c-style calculator?
[22:48] <greensimian> Parsnip, I love my pimping UI....
[22:48] <defrysk> Titan8990, apt is better for the non-geek
[22:48] <Radtoo> oxeimon: c-style?
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> oxeimon: bc
[22:48] <Coded1> I do have wicd > ESSID > advanced settings > wep (HEX) options filled out
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> greensimian: i hate all that fluff. i run LXDE instead of gnome
[22:48] <oxeimon> Radtoo: ie, a calculator that will evaluate expressions
[22:48] <Titan8990> defrysk, thehttp://pthree.org/2007/08/12/aptitude-vs-apt-get/
[22:48] <bawtboi> hmm.. is there an ubuntu that run on USB?
[22:48] <greensimian> I use the heck out of the multiple workspaces and expose.
[22:48] <Titan8990> defrysk, explain
[22:48] <oxeimon> as opposed to having to click a bunch of buttons
[22:48] <microtech> mdm: same exact error I mentioned before, /dev/sda1 is busy, /dev/sdb1 appears to be part of a raid array, level=linear devices = 2 created 35 min ago
[22:48] <Titan8990> defrysk, aptitude install PACKAGE     apt-get install PACKAGE
[22:48] <Titan8990> defrysk, what makes it harder?
[22:48] <greensimian> Ahh, UR a utilitarian stoic user...I respect that.
[22:49] <Titan8990> defrysk, read that article... aptitude is easier
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> bawtboi: jaunty will, you can install the usb installer and it will make a usb stick bootable
[22:49] <^Phantom^> I need help with some multimedia issue that came up.
[22:49] <defrysk> Titan8990, aptidude can remove your os just to resolve a dep
[22:49] <cyberghoser1> gizero, if you can understand why windoz does not allow users with 915gm intel graphic card to have aero and in ubuntu you have compiz that is much better then you got your answer i believe :)
[22:49] <greensimian> Some people like their coffe black :)  I like mine "just right"
[22:49] <oxeimon> any ideas?
[22:49] <bawtboi> actionparsnip.. where to get the usb installer?
[22:49] <mdm> microtech, did it create the md for you, ie is /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1 already there?
[22:49] <Radtoo> oxeimon: uh... still not clear enough. does it need to do functions / variables?
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> oxeimon: you can type bc in a terminal and get a calculator
[22:49] <LogicalGhost> Hello
[22:49] <oxeimon> ActionParsnip: I'm on windows
[22:49] <^Phantom^> My friend sent me a "soundfont" file, and he told me I need to use a sequencer or something in order to make use of it.  It's a ".sf2" file.  Are there any programs for ubuntu that I can utilize that with?
[22:49] <oxeimon> Radtoo: yeah,
[22:49] <Titan8990> defrysk, remove your os? that makes no sense
[22:49] <oxeimon> Radtoo: something like the "calc" program for ubuntu
[22:50] <microtech> mdm: fdisk did create them for me yes, as it mentioned they would be created at reboot
[22:50] <Radtoo> oxeimon: all numeric math expressions, bc will do. but variables, functions... you need something fairly sophisticated.
[22:50] <Titan8990> defrysk, and your still replying to me without reading the article
[22:50] <oxeimon> Radtoo: but preverably online
[22:50] <oxeimon> Radtoo: I'm on windows.
[22:50] <oxeimon> Radtoo: ok, say no variables
[22:50] <Radtoo> oxeimon: uuh. google can do maths. :D
[22:50] <LogicalGhost> <- Ubuntu newb using her Windows computer to ask questions
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> bawtboi: System->Administration->Create a USB startup disk
[22:50] <defrysk> Titan8990, trying toprove something?
[22:50] <cyberghoser1> LogicalGhost, go ahead
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> oxeimon: then you are in the wrong channel
[22:50] <oxeimon> not really
[22:51] <Titan8990> defrysk, I am trying to break ubuntu users out of bad habits
[22:51] <oxeimon> it's not like there's an "internet" channel
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> oxeimon: this is ubuntu support, not windows
[22:51] <greensimian> There was a windows tool that will download many different distribs and make a bootable USB key
[22:51] <defrysk> Titan8990, good luck
[22:51] <glickity> whats a good platform independant way to access icon bitmaps in gui python applications
[22:51] <glickity> ?
[22:51] <Radtoo> oxeimon: google does. really...
[22:51] <LogicalGhost> Thanks - I'm using my dad's ancient Compaq to try out Ubuntu but our internet in the house in wireless and the wireless card doesn't seem to be recognized
[22:51] <cyberghoser1> greensimian, you mean unetbootin
[22:51] <glickity> yikes!
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> what an idiot
[22:51] <glickity> wrong channel :)
[22:51] <LogicalGhost> Probably because it's very old?
[22:51] <microtech> mdm: any ideas?  this is nuts, shows sda1 isn't part of the array but sdb ?
[22:51] <greensimian> That's the one....It works great to install UBUNTU on my Atom ITX computer.
[22:51] <mdm> Titan8990, bad habbits? like what exiting any editor with :wq? typing ps fax by default?
[22:51] <Titan8990> defrysk, just because you are not very accepting of the idea does not mean others also are not
[22:52] <cyberghoser1> LogicalGhost, did you try nrdiswrapper to get the driver loaded?
[22:52] <bawtboi> irritating
[22:52] <mdm> microtech, mdadm --detail /dev/md0
[22:52] <defrysk> Titan8990, let it go
[22:52] <bawtboi> ubuntu 9.04 doesnt work well with ATI graphics adaptor
[22:52] <microtech> mdm: its not active it informs me
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> !ati > bawtboi
[22:52] <Titan8990> mdm, lol any editor?
[22:52] <LogicalGhost> I'm not sure, I found a documentation on how to load nrdiswrapper but it tells me to go to a menu I don't have
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> bawtboi: sure it is. ati make a binary driver
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> bawtboi: just because it doesnt work out of the box doesnt mean it can't work ever
[22:53] <skintythe1andonl> Radtoo, I have installed gpib-modules-source from the repos, I have checked the docs and it says to read the INSTALL file.... problem is there is no INSTALL file. The drivers are written in C, there is a Makefile there but everytime i run "make" it says there is nothing to do
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> !info ndisgtk | LogicalGhost
[22:53] <^Phantom^> I need some help.  My friend sent me a "soundfont" file, and he told me I need to use a sequencer or something in order to make use of it.  It's a ".sf2" file.  Are there any programs for ubuntu that I can utilize that with?
[22:53] <LogicalGhost> I literally just installed ubuntu so I apologize in advance for newb idiocy . . . ah, thanks
[22:53] <cyberghoser1> LogicalGhost, when u launch nrdiswrapper in gui it let you pick the inf file for the wireless driver
[22:53] <Guest71295> Can someone help me.. firefox wont display some a chatroom on a website
[22:53] <tmkt> Hola...can't seem to compile the lis.so module in lcdproc, for some reason it isn't detecting libftdi-dev
[22:54] <bawtboi> hi actionparsnip, ati catalyst 9.6 suppose to works on ubuntu 9.04
[22:54] <defrysk> Guest71295, java applet ?
[22:54] <mdm> microtech, run mdadm /dev/md0 --remove /dev/sdb1
[22:54] <bawtboi> but i think it caused my GUI crashed
[22:54] <bawtboi> cuz that was what i was doing
[22:54] <ActionParsnip> bawtboi: not sure, i never use ati. i always always buy nvidia due to exceptional support
[22:54] <microtech> mdm: mdadm: cannot get array info for /dev/md0
[22:54] <tmkt> yeah..nvidia is the way to go
[22:55] <mdm> ActionParsnip, I agree, 110% !
[22:55] <microtech> mdm: does it need to be started back up?
[22:55] <microtech> mdm: remember I stopped it before
[22:55] <awallin> anyone know a quick fix for missing audio after an upgrade to 9.04 ?
[22:55] <Guest71295> defrysk: iam not sure if its java
[22:55] <mdm> microtech, yes even if it comes up in degraded mode
[22:55] <tmkt> picked up geforce 9600 yesterday..mythtv is fabulous now
[22:55] <Guest71295> can someone please help me fix firefox?
[22:55] <microtech> mdm: how do I start it again?  is that the assemble command?
[22:55] <tmkt> just need to get the lcd working on the htpc... which Is the reason I've been fighting for hours to compile lis.so
[22:55] <Coded1> I'm trying to find the 1.6.x alpha version of wicd but can't seem to find the package, anyone know where I can find it?
[22:56] <bawtboi> i think i will revert to 8.04 until version 9 is improved
[22:56] <microtech> mdm: I tried with assemble and it gives me : mdadm: /dev/md/0 assembled from 1 drive - not enough to start the array.
[22:56] <mdm> microtech, mdadm --assemble --scan
[22:56] <pepperjack> Guest71295: pkill firefox;mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla-bak
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> bawtboi: no bad thing its still supported
[22:56] <defrysk> Guest71295, try sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin and restart your browser
[22:56] <microtech> mdm: thats exactly what I did, it gives me mdadm: /dev/md/0 assembled from 1 drive - not enough to start the array.
[22:57] <Guest71295> defrysk: will that fix my firefox not showing the chatroom?
[22:57] <microtech> Guest13513: it probably will
[22:57] <bishop> joining
[22:57] <defrysk> Guest71295, if its a java applet it will , and it probably is.....
[22:57] <Guest71295> defrysk:  here is the url > http://www.orangeswarm.com/e107_plugins/phpfreechat_menu/
[22:58] <LogicalGhost> Ah crap
[22:58] <Guest71295> defrysk: microtech thats the link and it wont work
[22:58] <LogicalGhost> I have no idea what the wireless card in this thing is
[22:58] <Titan8990> LogicalGhost, lspci
[22:58] <LogicalGhost> ?
[22:58] <mdm> microtech, what does mdadm /dev/md0 --fail /dev/sdb1 do?
[22:58] <bawtboi> btw where does firefox store my bookmark on linux?
[22:58] <Guest71295> defrysk: i installed the sun plugin and it didnt fix it
[22:58] <defrysk> Guest71295, its a java app so go ahead
[22:58] <bawtboi> i want to retrieve my bookmark at command-line
[22:58] <^Phantom^> I need some help.  My friend sent me a "soundfont" file, and he told me I need to use a sequencer or something in order to make use of it.  It's a ".sf2" file.  Are there any programs for ubuntu that I can utilize that with?
[22:59] <microtech> mdm: still comes back with this: mdadm: cannot get array info for /dev/md0
[22:59] <LogicalGhost> titan8990, I have no idea what that means . . .
[22:59] <mdm> microtech, also dont forget to stop the mdadm daemon
[22:59] <Guest71295> defrysk: i installed that sun thing and it did not work
[22:59] <cyberghoser1> LogicalGhost, in terminal type: lspci
[22:59] <Guest71295> defrysk: i installed the sun plugin and it didnt work
[22:59] <LogicalGhost> Oh
[22:59] <microtech> mdm: i have
[22:59] <microtech> mdm: check this out, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mdadm at the bottom under known problems
[23:00] <defrysk> Guest71295, its a java app so go ahead
[23:00] <microtech> mdm: thats pretty much exactly whats going on
[23:00] <Guest71295> defrysk: go ahead what? it just says Chat loading ...
[23:00] <Guest71295> Please wait   and thats it
[23:00] <defrysk> Guest71295, you restarted firefox?
[23:00] <Guest71295> defrysk: yes i restarted it..
[23:00] <microtech> mdm: do you think I should try that but replace with my kernel?
[23:00] <defrysk> and all firefoxes were closed?
[23:01] <Guest71295> defrysk:  yes
[23:01] <LogicalGhost> Ethernet = landline? Modem = dialup modem? Is the wireless Cardbus maybe?
[23:01] <mdm> microtech, yes but you will also need to put it back later
[23:01] <Bboy> Hi, Im trying 2 install Ubuntu-desktop from Ubuntu-server 9 throu ssh, but i get an error msg<Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
[23:01] <Bboy> requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
[23:01] <Bboy> distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
[23:01] <Bboy> or been moved out of Incoming.
[23:01] <Bboy> The following information may help to resolve the situation:
[23:01] <FloodBot3> Bboy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:01] <Bboy> The following packages have unmet dependencies>.
[23:01] <ravious> Jaunty:SMB:Issue:  I have samba installed and sharing a USB hard drive onto my network. At random, client systems will display an empty folder when accessing the share, yet disk is still mounted and accessable from the server. I thought it might have been the hard drive going to sleep and somehow killing the samba connection, so i setup a cron job to touch a file on the drive every few minutes to try to keep the connection active. Sill samb
[23:01] <mdm> microtech, but I see what it is saying, Im sorry I dont often wipe out arrays, I just replace bad disks in them
[23:02] <microtech> mdm: no worries man you are super helpful
[23:02] <Guest71295> defrysk: here is the java -version from consule.. http://pastebin.com/m75368591
[23:02] <defrysk> Guest71295, it should work fine even without java
[23:02] <microtech> mdm: when you say I have to put it back later... how do I do that?
[23:02] <Guest71295> defrysk: it doesnt work at all.. it just says loading.. but hangs
[23:02] <defrysk> Guest71295, its written in php (ajax)
[23:02] <Guest71295> defrysk: well its not working for me
[23:03] <mdm> microtech, when you create a new initrd, back up the old one, that way when you are done you can put back in the driver.  Altho you really dont need it as you are not booting from it
[23:03] <Guest71295> defrysk: any ideas why its not working?
[23:03] <defrysk> Guest71295, you must have fooolded around with som ff settings
[23:04] <Guest71295> defrysk: i cant rember.. how can i fully reset java flash and firefox?
[23:04] <microtech> mdm: so I can just copy my current initrd to a BAK version?
[23:04] <defrysk> Guest71295, see if it works in ephiphany
[23:04] <ravious> Hey, im sharing a usb hard drive with samba. At random, the clients will display an empty folder when trying to access the share, only way to get it working is by restarting the samba server. I thought it might be an issue with the usb drive going to sleep so i setup a cron job on the server to touch a file on the drive every few minutes to try to keep it active, but samba still stops responding. Anyone know what might be causing this issue
[23:04] <mdm> microtech, yes
[23:05] <EgEm_> Hi
[23:05] <EgEm_> Everyone
[23:05] <Guest71295> defrysk: i dont have ephiphany
[23:05] <outofhand> hello all ... im fairly new to ubuntu .... can someone assist me ? im trying to install edubuntu on my ubuntu 9.04 system, when i follow the tutorial , i get a error when i load the add remove program . error is " Cannot install 'edubuntu-desktop'
[23:05] <outofhand> This application conflicts with other installed software. To install 'edubuntu-desktop' the conflicting software must be removed first.
[23:05] <outofhand> Switch to the 'synaptic' package manager to resolve this conflict."
[23:05] <defrysk> Guest71295, sudo apt-get install epiphany
[23:05] <Guest71295> defrysk: install sec :) spelling thing
[23:05] <EgEm_> Excuse me, i dont know if someone can asist me =(
[23:06] <microtech> mdm: when I do this mkinitrd, my initrd does not end in .img it is initrd.img-2.6.28-13-generic
[23:06] <mdm> !ask | EgEm_
[23:06] <Janhouse> how can I make ubuntu play audio file instead of pc speaker beep when I delete files, receive new e-mail etc.
[23:06] <Janhouse> using jaunty
[23:06] <Janhouse> and I have sound theme selected
[23:06] <mdm> microtech, yes and you will either have to make a seperate grub entry or change the link grub is looking for to it
[23:07] <microtech> mdm: so would my command be mkinitrd --omit-dmraid /boot/NO_DMRAID_initrd.img-2.6.28-13-generic initrd.img-2.6.28-13-generic
[23:07] <EgEm_> thanks mdm, im trying to install Gtkscintilla... with the terminal, but i need to redirect that installation, i dont know if there is any command for redirect a installation
[23:07] <Guest71295> defrysk: it works in seamonkey.. :)
[23:07] <mdm> microtech, yes and you can make it into whatever file you like you dont have to use that example.  As long as its in /boot
[23:07] <EgEm_> something like make install new_installation_route=installation/route
[23:07] <bishop> leaving
[23:07] <microtech> right, but the very end part
[23:07] <microtech> i use my initrd.img-2.6.28-13-generic
[23:07] <mdm> EgEm_, what do you mean redirect the installation?
[23:07] <defrysk> Guest71295, then there is something wrong with the firefox settings somewhere, dont ask me :s
[23:07] <outofhand> i have the iso and trying to install it . but get Cannot install 'edubuntu-desktop'
[23:07] <outofhand> This application conflicts with other installed software. To install 'edubuntu-desktop' the conflicting software must be removed first.
[23:07] <outofhand> Switch to the 'synaptic' package manager to resolve this conflict. error please can someone assist ?
[23:08] <``Cube> does evolution mail start to lag/freeze when having lots of emails in it?
[23:08] <microtech> mdm: what happens if I get mkinitrd command not found, do I need to install mkinitrd?
[23:08] <Guest71295> defrysk: how do i reset all firefox settings?
[23:08] <mdm> microtech, call it My_Own_initrd_I_Created_By_Hand, it makes no differnce
[23:08] <Titan8990> ``Cube, from my experience all mail clients start to have issues when you get > about 2gb
[23:08] <microtech> mdm: I understand
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> outofhand: try in terminal: sudo apt-get install edubuntu-desktop
[23:08] <vimsp> hi, at my gdm login I get this message: (File ~/.xession-errors) mkdtemp: private socket dir: Permission denied. What shall I do now?
[23:08] <wildc4rd> I keep getting 'skipping' on video (.avi/.mpg/.mkv formats) in Totem, is this normal?
[23:08] <Titan8990> ``Cube, IMAP is always recommended where available
[23:08] <EgEm_> mmm, well, GtkScintilla its a php-gtk addon, and i have php-gtk on another folder, so, i need gtkscintilla on the same folder, but by default when i write make install appears on usr/local/lib
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: who needs 2gb of emails
[23:09] <``Cube> Titan8990: I only have 1gb or ram :) it's a netbook here
[23:09] <EgEm_> so i need to install GtkScintilla on   /usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs/
[23:09] <EgEm_> i dont know how can i specify another path...
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> EgEm_: install tyhe app where it goes, then symlink ;)
[23:09] <mdm> microtech, yes you need initrd-tools
[23:09] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, don't ask me... everyday I have to fix a borked outlook or firebird because someone has 6gb of email
[23:09] <outofhand> Actionparsnip . i get this error The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[23:09] <outofhand>   edubuntu-desktop: Depends: khelpcenter4 but it is not going to be installed
[23:09] <outofhand>                     Recommends: gobby but it is not going to be installed
[23:09] <outofhand>                     Recommends: scribus but it is not going to be installed
[23:09] <outofhand>                     Recommends: ubuntu-edu-preschool but it is not going to be installed
[23:09] <FloodBot3> outofhand: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:09] <outofhand>                     Recommends: ubuntu-edu-primary but it is not going to be installed
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: damn, thats loads. Ive done similar. fixed easily with PST files
[23:09] <defrysk> Guest71295, the crude way is rm -rf ~.firefox/ ; rm -rf ~.mozilla/    make sure to backup your bookmarks!!
[23:09] <``Cube> loooool
[23:10] <microtech> mdm: hrm apt-get doesnt find that =(
[23:10] <``Cube> im running low on ram!
[23:10] <EgEm_> ActionParsnip thank you, how can i symlink? i've heard about it but i dont get it at all...
[23:10] <``Cube> its like 90%!
[23:10] <defrysk> Guest71295, the crude way is rm -rf ~/.firefox/ ; rm -rf ~/.mozilla/    make sure to backup your bookmarks!!
[23:10] <Bboy> Hi, Im trying 2 install Ubuntu-desktop from Ubuntu-server 9 throu ssh, but i get an error msg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/204521/plain/
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> defrysk: why not go for the less aggressive: mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old
[23:10] <defrysk> Guest71295, the second suggestion
[23:10] <Guest71295> defrysk: yah gonig to work w. the profile manager :D
[23:10] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, most of the time that works, but I had one recently that actually completely self destructed
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> EgEm_: its like a shortcut in windows but more powerful
[23:10] <defrysk> ActionParsnip, also ok
[23:10] <``Cube> Titan8990: ok evolution is about 500mb of ram. how can I "archive"/move delete older emails to get rid of that?
[23:10] <EgEm_> :O oooh...
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> EgEm_: sudo ln -s /path/to/target /path/to/newlink
[23:11] <EgEm_> i need to do it with terminal, isnt?
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> defrysk: well its better as zero data is destroyed
[23:11] <Titan8990> ``Cube, I use firebird... a quick google search should be bale to turn that up
[23:11] <EgEm_> Thanks ActionParsnip
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> defrysk: it also allows a really simple rollback method. i suggest you use it in the future
[23:11] <mdm> microtech, sorry you need initramfs-tools - tools for generating an initramfs
[23:11] <Titan8990> ``Cube, but evolution is a very large client due to all its calender features and etc
[23:11] <Radtoo> ``Cube: ... of RAM?
[23:11] <defrysk> ActionParsnip, if dat is screwed/corrupet, better to get rid of it imo
[23:11] <Guest71295> defrysk: thanks
[23:11] <EgEm_> i just installed ubuntu on my PC ... and its awesome =)
[23:11] <Titan8990> ``Cube, if you don't use all that extra stuff, you might want to consider a more light-weight MUA
[23:11] <microtech> mdm: so I do I still ues the mkinitrd command though?
[23:12] <sotomayor_> can someone tell me how to chang my font color ?
[23:12] <mdm> microtech, no mkintrdramfs
[23:12] <defrysk> ActionParsnip, but in essence you are correct
[23:12] <``Cube> Titan8990: ooh,ok
[23:12] <``Cube> Titan8990: thanks man
[23:12] <microtech> mdm: mkintrdramfs?
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: best idiot i had was some tard using roaming profiles and 20Gb of Mp3s on his desktop ;) he wondered why it took an hour to log on or off when he was at home on 56k ;)
[23:12] <Titan8990> ``Cube, np
[23:12] <microtech> mdm: nm found that
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> defrysk: if it turns out to be bad then t gives an option of roll back to remove plugins or build new
[23:13] <dassouki> is there a place where i can get help on my cam issues
[23:13] <Bboy> Im trying 2 install Ubuntu-desktop from Ubuntu-server 9 throu ssh, but i get an error msg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/204521/plain/ , can someone explaine what is wrong?
[23:13] <dassouki> my laptop webcam suddenly stopped working as in, my applications don't see it anymore.  Any ideas ?
[23:13] <microtech> mdm: so something like this: mkinitramfs --omit-dmraid /boot/NO_DMRAID_2.6.28-13 2.6.28-13-generic   ?
[23:13] <``Cube> Titan8990: you use the sunbird calendar too?
[23:13] <outofhand> actionparsnip. i tried that but tells me "Recommends: gobby but it is not going to be installed" theres like 4 lines of those
[23:13] <Radtoo> ``Cube: You know, used ram is not such a bad thing.
[23:13] <defrysk> ActionParsnip, agreed
[23:14] <outofhand> actionparsnip. i tried that but tells me "Recommends: gobby but it is not going to be installed" theres like 4 lines of those
[23:14] <codeamuk> anyone running karmic alpha2?  any big issues?
[23:14] <defrysk> codeamuk, ubuntu+1
[23:14] <``Cube> Radtoo: yeah I do know, but I heard people having they eeepcs fail on startup when installing new ram
[23:14] <codeamuk> k
[23:14] <microtech> mdm: nevermind that came back with /usr/sbin/mkinitramfs: unrecognized option '--omit-dmraid'
[23:14] <defrysk> codeamuk, and better not at the moment
[23:15] <wildc4rd> can anyone recommend a good media player, having problems with functionality on VLC and Totem
[23:15] <codeamuk> why?
[23:15] <reel> question: what is the quickest way to get your userbase mad at you?
[23:15] <reel> answer: emo-bans
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> outofhand: what if you run: sudo apt-get install gobby
[23:15] <Titan8990> ``Cube, I don't use any kind of calender stuff... I am sure it serves its purpose
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> Wildcard77: mplayer :)
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> !player
[23:15] <defrysk> wildc4rd, mplayer is the mother of media players
[23:15] <Radtoo> ``Cube: I'm not sure you do understand. The linux memory management model is a bit different. Used ram is sometimes equal to windows free ram. Even when it is used, it can still be in the pool of ram that can be reallocated at random.
[23:15] <person> I love the nick, ActionParsnip
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> person: its a harry hill joke
[23:16] <person> I may have remarked that before under a different alias to you :P
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> person: and thanks :)
[23:16] <person> k :)
[23:16] <``Cube> Radtoo: ooh, I thought used as in used and now being resold :D
[23:16] <outofhand> i get this actionParsnip "Reading state information... Done
[23:16] <outofhand> Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming."
[23:16] <mdm> ActionParsnip, you've got to have a system
[23:16] <Bboy> Hi Im trying 2 install Ubuntu-desktop from Ubuntu-server 9 throu ssh, but i get an error msg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/204521/plain/ , can someone explaine what is wrong?
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> mdm: for what?
[23:17] <shaqfu> Hey, does anyone know if I can get true surround sound with a Xfi card on Linux?
[23:17] <VCoolio> vimsp: <sudo chmod a+w /tmp > seems to solve it; http://mihirknows.blogspot.com/2008/06/mkdtemp-private-socket-dir-permission.html
[23:17] <mdm> ActionParsnip, its a joke :)
[23:17] <keith-> does jaunthy not have a default desktop search such as tracker or beagle or something/
[23:18] <wildc4rd> ok, cheers defrysk, I'll try it
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> mdm: missed it, sorry duder
[23:18] <vimsp> ok VCoolio thnks
[23:18] <shaqfu> I want to use Ubuntu for a HTPC with digital (coax) output to a reciever, but I read that the Xfi drivers don't support true surround sound
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> mdm: ahhh saw harry hill and it all came flooding back
[23:19] <janisozaur> i've interrupted "git clone git://..." and when now i want to continue fetching, the git complains about directory not being empty. how can i continue?
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> mdm: mystic meg....cadburys cream egg
[23:19] <mdm> ActionParsnip, yes :)
[23:19] <outofhand> .
[23:20] <|sanchez|> has anyone installed unbuntu remix on a netbook ?
[23:20] <person> |sanchez|: I have
[23:20] <defrysk> |sanchez|, actually i did
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> mdm: are you familiar withaction parsnips?
[23:20] <|sanchez|> im sitting in the install screen,  i would like to preserve the windows xp install however, on the "Prepare disc space"
[23:20] <shaqfu> Hm, also, does anyone have any experience with Ubuntu HTPCs?
[23:20] <mdm> ActionParsnip, just some of his shows
[23:20] <p3jk0> please, is there channel for little kde help ?
[23:20] <|sanchez|> it says it found xp home, /dev/sda1/ /dev/sda3 labeled windows nt and /dev/sda4
[23:20] <Radtoo> ``Cube: Hehe - yes, I noticed. Either way, having a lot of free memory is not really desirable in linux. It is good enough to have shareable memory.
[23:21] <outofhand> actionParsnip? any idea's ?
[23:21] <person> |sanchez|: The problem being?
[23:21] <person> |sanchez|: Also, I didn't understand that - you'll have to clarify.
[23:21] <defrysk> unused ram is wasted ram
[23:21] <mdm> shaqfu, as in Home Theater?
[23:21] <person> |sanchez|: PM me.
[23:21] <shaqfu> mdm: Yep
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> outofhand: you must satisfy your dependancy issues. i'd log a bug as well
[23:22] <mdm> shaqfu, I have a 2 server, 3 front end mythtv system running on 8.04LTS, does that count?]
[23:22] <gangil> defrysk: then why do people buy 3 GB ram , when they can be happy with 2GB
[23:22] <shaqfu> mdm: Sure ;)
[23:23] <defrysk> gangil, ram is the bets upgrade for a pc
[23:23] <defrysk> best
[23:23] <shaqfu> Do you know the kind of CPU required to run 1080p without any stuttering/desyncing?
[23:23] <outofhand> ActionParsnip .... sorry how do i do that m how do i go about doing that ? sorry for my ignorance
[23:23] <defrysk> cpu or vidcard?
[23:24] <mdm> shaqfu, not CPU as much as GPU, an Nvidia 9800 with vdpau
[23:24] <Radtoo> gangil: "Having ram used by the computer is good." is what was said. Doesn't have anything to do with not buying 16GB of it or somesuch. ;)
[23:24] <shaqfu> Hm, do you think a cheap Core2Duo with a Nvidia 9400 will suffice?
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> !bug > outofhand
[23:24] <mdm> shaqfu, altho I could do it with a dual core amd and ffmpeg multithreaded
[23:24] <shaqfu> I'm looking at the ASUS board with the 9400 integrated chipset, to save space/money
[23:24] <CRM> Hey. Ive installed Age of Empires 2 with Wine, everything worked fine until I tried starting the game, it gives me "Could not initialize program. Age of Empires II not detected". Also, I cant browse my C-drive in Wine
[23:25] <mdm> shaqfu, easily what are you playing?
[23:25] <Dave__> whats the program called which handles the panels and such on the desktop
[23:25] <keith-> hey it seems tracker is no longer part of ubuntu. was it replaced or removed entirely?
[23:25] <Radtoo> CRM: did you check appdb.winehq.com for AoE2?
[23:25] <Bboy> Hi Im trying 2 install Ubuntu-desktop from Ubuntu-server 9 throu ssh, but i get an error msg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/204521/plain/ , can someone explaine what is wrong? please
[23:25] <gangil> even I hv 3 GB ram but I see in linux , rarely even 1 gb of it is used ......now I wonder if I should buy a laptop with 2gb ram...........
[23:25] <CRM> Radtoo: It says that AoE2 will work, with some minor issues
[23:26] <shaqfu> mdm: BD movies, ideally
[23:26] <Titan8990> Bboy, if thats going to be a desktop you plan to use as a server, might as well just use regular ubuntu
[23:26] <shaqfu> mdm: I figure if it can handle those, I should be good for anything else
[23:26] <Titan8990> Bboy, unless you really have a need for a PAE enabled kernel
[23:27] <Titan8990> Bboy, if you are installing a GUI for ease of administration... it doesn't ease the administration
[23:27] <mdm> shaqfu, ATSC aka h262 is vastly less cpu intensive then h264.  So it is not just what video res you play it at
[23:27] <vitae> Bboy: it looks like dependency issues; you might try resolving them in aptitude or the like
[23:27] <p3jk0> hem... can linux chekdisk hurt NTFS windows partitions ????
[23:27] <Titan8990> Bboy, thats what web configuration tools such as webmin, cpanel, and phpmyadmin are for
[23:27] <shaqfu> mdm: Likely h.264, as it's the most common one I've seen
[23:27] <mdm> shaqfu, I also run the audio to a surround sound processor so I dont convert the audio to anything I just dump it out the SPDIF port
[23:27] <shaqfu> mdm: Gotcha
[23:27] <Titan8990> vitae, asheron's call ftw?
[23:27] <Gnea> p3jk0: it can touch it?
[23:28] <defrysk> !pm > wildc4rd
[23:28] <shaqfu> mdm: Do you think the Z5500's decoder (DTS/DDL), and a digital output from a generic sound device, will suffice?
[23:28] <mdm> shaqfu, then I would look at a daul core 2.6Ghz or better and rely greatly on vdpau to save me
[23:28] <shaqfu> mdm: Hm
[23:28] <p3jk0> Gnea: dont know... not sure what happened. I boot to win - wants to check partitions, then looks like messes up linux
[23:29] <shaqfu> mdm: I was thinking about the e7400; do you think that'll suffice?
[23:29] <mdm> shaqfu, yes
[23:29] <vitae> Titan8990: not Asheron's Call specifically, but yes life force
[23:30] <shaqfu> mdm: Even for h.264?
[23:30] <the1corrupted> Hello, my GUI has been pretty much completely destroyed on my Jaunty installation and I am abandoning ship.  From the recovery console terminal, how can I get my USB external hdd to inerface so I can begin copying all important files?
[23:30] <p3jk0> Plz, what part of kde/gnome handles moving/resizing of all windows on desktops ?? :D
[23:30] <mdm> shaqfu, I also am not familair with the 5500. I use a very old turtle beach card, litterlaly its just passing bits though
[23:30] <Radtoo> shaqfu: as you probably don't encode h264 or at least don't need to do so realtime, sure.
[23:30] <shaqfu> Radtoo: Yeah, I'm just looking for playback
[23:31] <mdm> shaqfu, do you have this already setup? I can show you some hd intensive trailers that you can test with
[23:31] <Graviton> the1corrupted: plug it in, then do dmesg|tail
[23:31] <defrysk> the1corrupted, use a live cd for that is your best bet imo
[23:31] <shaqfu> mdm: Nope, sorry
[23:31] <shaqfu> mdm: Speccing the system before I buy it right now
[23:31] <the1corrupted> defrysk: When I try a LiveCD, I can't seem to access my old installation...
[23:31] <Graviton> Somewhere inthere it should say what the device name is
[23:32] <defrysk> the1corrupted, talk to Graviton
[23:32] <Graviton> Then do sudo mount /dev/sd<whatever-it-said>
[23:32] <Radtoo> shaqfu: it will work no problem on common videos (don't know about any crazy settings or resolutions the encoder might have used on a video tho).
[23:32] <Graviton> Sorry
[23:32] <sotomayor_> can someone please help me with a ubuntu installation on my laptop?
[23:32] <Graviton> sudo mount /dev/sd<whatever-it-said> /mnt
[23:32] <sebsebseb> !details |  sotomayor_
[23:32] <defrysk> sotomayor_, ask the real question
[23:32] <jX> ok, so, I have Ubuntu 9.04 on a machine here acting as a server with Samba. Andit works great with all the boxes here. But now we have a netbook with Ubuntu Netbook Remix edition, and when trying to conenct to the windows share, it asks for a username, password, and domain. This is a home LAN, so there IS no domain, but UNR won't let us evey TRY to connect unless we enter something for domain.
[23:33] <jX> how can I get past this?
[23:33] <shaqfu> Radtoo: Gotcha :)
[23:33] <glick> hey how do i change my computers host name?
[23:33] <lstarnes> !hostname | glick
[23:33] <shaqfu> Radtoo: I thought about going for a e8400, but it seems like overkill
[23:33] <the1corrupted> Graviton: Thanks for the command, though I don't see my HDD there...
[23:33] <keith-> so no one uses desktop search? wtf.
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> jX: add a local user to the system with apropriate acces to the share as well as the data, you can then authenticate as that user
[23:33] <jX> no, I can't
[23:33] <mdm> shaqfu, with vdpau 720P x264 is using 56% for the video and 32% for X of a 2.39Ghz cpu
[23:33] <jX> I am REQUIRED to put in domain info
[23:33] <sebsebseb> !langauge |  keith-
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> keith-: no i dont i use the find comand
[23:34] <jX> acone: The problem isn't user authentication, it's URE requiring something for domain
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> keith-: and grep
[23:34] <Radtoo> shaqfu: Yep. For this purpose it likely is. I usually think of an average amd64 3000+ as about the type of machine that can play common h.264 without annoyances. The e series are all faster, as far as I know.
[23:34] <keith-> find isn´t as efficient as desktop search
[23:34] <defrysk> the1corrupted, if you cant see your hd wth a live cd .....is your hd faulty?
[23:34] <Graviton> the1corrupted: it should say somthing along the lines of: [103796.226154] sd 8:0:0:0: [sdi] Assuming drive cache: write through
[23:34] <Graviton> The [sdi] part is what you want
[23:34] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I get the temp of my processor(s)?
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> jX: the domain will be the machine name
[23:34] <sebsebseb> keith-: there is a desktop search feature some where, also you can get the Google one for Linux
[23:35] <the1corrupted> defrysk I'm not on liveCD.  I'm in the recovery console.
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> Mike_lifeguard: lm-sensors
[23:35] <defrysk> the1corrupted, ok
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> keith-: i use it rarely so for my needs, it is
[23:35] <keith-> sebsebseb: i know i can get the google one. or beagle for that matter. but it used to be installed by default and i didn't want to install an extra piece of software if it isn't needed
[23:35] <Mike_lifeguard> ActionParsnip: thanks
[23:35] <SodaKille> .hello.
[23:35] <the1corrupted> Graviton: It's being rather slow..  Righ tnow, the very bottom says Assuming drive cache: write through.
[23:35] <Graviton> the1corrupted: and come to think of it, the command to mount the hdd should be sudo mount /dev/sdi1 /mnt
[23:35] <glick> i have no networking option under system>administration
[23:35] <shaqfu> mdm: The e7400 is 2.8GhZ clock
[23:35] <shwouchk> for some reason various apps fail to use the microphone unless I'm running gnome or kde. What daemon should I start?
[23:35] <Cosmo1> I restarted my ubuntu 9.04 install and it gets part of the way through the boot up process then hangs and displays this on the screen http://paste.ubuntu.com/204529/
[23:36] <shaqfu> Radtoo: Sounds good :)
[23:36] <Graviton> the1corrupted: That's probably what we want
[23:36] <sebsebseb> keith-: you can add search for files to yoru panel
[23:36] <the1corrupted> Graviton: Sudo does not exist where I am right now.  I'm in the recovery console as root super-user.
[23:36] <Jeaton> what are one of the best graphic cards that linux supports?
[23:36] <Graviton> Oh
[23:36] <Jeaton> what are one of the best graphic cards that linux supports?
[23:36] <mdm> shaqfu, which is why I said it was ok, I gave you those numbers to compare
[23:36] <keri> hello,  I am having problem in pidgin.  yahoo is not working and i have tried changing the pager host.  Any help?
[23:36] <Radtoo> Jeaton: I guess for 2d only, perhaps intel. 3d, people usually say nvidia.
[23:36] <Graviton> You can't boot any further?
[23:36] <cabrey> Jeaton, linux supports Intel, Nvidia, and ATI
[23:36] <Slade> What is a good .wma to .mp3 converter?
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> keith-: i have scripts to rip out unnecessary apps like that. you can use the minimal iso if you just want to install only what you need
[23:36] <defrysk> Jeaton, closed source = nvidia
[23:36] <the1corrupted> Graviton: No.  The GUI crashes.  Unless I use LiveCD
[23:36] <angelo> but ati hates linux
[23:37] <cabrey> Jeaton, for proprietary cards, go with Nvidia
[23:37] <defrysk> intel is opensource
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> angelo: not strictly
[23:37] <angelo> do not go with ati
[23:37] <Mike_lifeguard> ActionParsnip: how do you use it? no man page, lm-sensors isn't a command O.o
[23:37] <angelo> ati sucks bad man
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Jeaton: there isn't really such a thing as a best graphics card,  however Intel graphics cards are usually better,  ATI have some open source drivers :)   and Nivida tends to have rather good Linux suppourt, however for full graphical  functionality  the propritary driver needs to be installed
[23:37] <Jeaton> i use linux other than for gaming, so I need a graphic card that supports both linux and windows
[23:37] <angelo> i had so many problems with it just a few weeks ago
[23:37] <rww> My ATI graphics card works just fine with open source drivers.
[23:37] <defrysk> nvidia is imo good to use
[23:37] <nosa-j> does vnc or tight vnc for linux lag as much as the windows xp vnc vs windows remote desktop?
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> Mike_lifeguard: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[23:37] <Graviton> the1corrupted: Crashes how? just X or also the VTs?
[23:37] <keith-> ActionParsnip: you are quite possibly the least helpful person i have ever had not answer my questions here. just fyi
[23:37] <angelo> rww: which ati card do you have?
[23:37] <sudobash> Hey I installed GOS on a laptop with Broadcom BCM4318 and I have tried using ndiswrapper/bcm43xx and b43 and none of them seem to be working...
[23:37] <mdm> Mike_lifeguard, its a packcage, sensors-detect will detect the chip and tell you what modules you need to modprobe, sensors will report the status
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Jeaton: I typed wrong thing about Intel,  Intel  graphics cards are usaully not that good in Linux
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> keith-: doesnt interest me
[23:37] <rww> angelo: Radeon HD 3450
[23:38] <the1corrupted> Graviton: GDM crashes on start.  Vesa seems to be unable to interface with the monitor.
[23:38] <Radtoo> Jeaton: ati also works but most people are annoyed by now by not being able to combine most kernels with the ati drivers as well as some cards being dropped from support... but thats just for 3d. the open source 2d drivers are also great for ati.
[23:38] <rww> !lm-sensors | Mike_lifeguard
[23:38] <glick> i have no system>administration>network tab
[23:38] <matreya6> sebsebseb, that might be true for servers, but not for hardcore gaming graphics. Intel doesn't have what it takes for that (yet)
[23:38] <Guest39901> uh how do i identify as my own name when its already in use? im mickster04
[23:38] <mdm> shaqfu, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VDPAU
[23:38] <glick> i have system>administration>network tools but that that doesnt have a general tab
[23:38] <Janhouse> What the heck is wrong with Sound Preferences "Sounds" tab?
[23:38] <jX> ActionParsnip: That doesn't seem to be working, when you say machien name I assume you meant the server machine name as the domain. Entering that still fails.
[23:38] <sebsebseb> matreya6: see above,  I just said Intel was bad
[23:38] <defrysk> intel is a light weight vid card
[23:38] <Janhouse> I changed sound but no effect...
[23:38] <VCoolio> keri: there was a problem with pidgin and yahoo; newest version of pidgin seems to have solved it (so I read on ubuntuforums) but not sure if it is already in the repos; add the pidgin repo otherwise to install newest pidgin
[23:38] <angelo> i had hd 4870, after reinstalling ubuntu - i wasn't able to get it working, and after about 1 year of different issues, i went to craigslist and swapped it for an nvidia, works like a charm
[23:38] <sebsebseb> matreya6: for graphics
[23:39] <Cosmo1> I restarted my ubuntu 9.04 install and it gets part of the way through the boot up process then hangs and displays this on the screen http://paste.ubuntu.com/204529/
[23:39] <sudobash> but I can actually see the interface and interact with it through ifconfig and iwconfig but I get this when I try to dhclient wlan0: wmaster0: unknown hardware address type 801 .... Actually that message is reported twice...
[23:39] <sudobash> wmaster0: unknown hardware address type 801
[23:39] <matreya6> sebsebseb, Well, Larrabee might bring some change for that but I believe that when I see it ;-)
[23:39] <rww> Guest39901: /msg nickserv release username password
[23:39] <lucax> hello, i have an intel x3100 and i want to use compiz in more than one user at the same time, is it possible? can i tweak something on ubuntu to allow it to do it??
[23:39] <Graviton> the1corrupted: Did you try Ctrl+Alt+F1 to access the VTs? Sorry if I'm being slightly inquisitive here, I just wanted to make sure we can't access a fully functional system
[23:39] <sudobash> in ifconfig I see wmaster0 and wlan0
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> jX: if you add a new user to the system name sptuk, then the name would sptuk\<username>
[23:39] <sudobash> and iwconfig
[23:39] <Guest39901> rww ta
[23:39] <keri> hello,  I am having problem in pidgin.  yahoo is not working and i have tried changing the pager host.  Any help?
[23:39] <SodaKille> i have a quick question, i'm hooking up firewire to my ubuntu box, i have the modules loaded, and plugreport shows the firewire connection... i want to test capturing using the test-mpeg2 script provided with libiec61883, but i cant run it.  what do i need to run this test-mpeg2.c file?
[23:39] <cabrey> !yahoo | keri
[23:40] <shaqfu> mdm: Do you know how well VDPAU is supported in the newest XBMC?
[23:40] <sebsebseb> matreya6: whatever that is
[23:40] <rww> cabrey: he tried changing his paging server already.
[23:40] <cabrey> ahh didnt see that
[23:40] <the1corrupted> Graviton: Yes.  All six VT's fail and are inoperable.  I've tried all the pre-arranged fixes to recover the system, and yet they fail to.
[23:40] <shaqfu> mdm: I've looked, but it's hard to tell, since the new version just came out
[23:40] <VCoolio> keri: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1193614
[23:40] <the1corrupted> Graviton I say six because it's F1 thru F6.
[23:40] <cabrey> keri, you could try a newer version of pidgin from a ppa :/
[23:40] <mdm> shaqfu, I dont know as I said I run mythtv boxes
[23:40] <Graviton> Indeed
[23:41] <Radtoo> keri: also, see pidgin.im - frontpage lists resolved issue related to yahoo.
[23:41] <Graviton> So, back to the problem at hand
[23:41] <sebsebseb> rww: Keri is a she I think
[23:41] <shaqfu> mdm: Ah, true
[23:41] <Graviton> drop the sudo and just do mount /dev/sdi1 /mnt
[23:41] <keri> yes a female
[23:41] <Graviton> Where sdi is whatever dmesg said
[23:41] <microtech> mdm: you still around?
[23:41] <defrysk> qute :)
[23:41] <sotomayor_> i have a problem installing ubuntu on my acer aspire 5515 laptop i have a 32 bit windows vista but now i want to install ubuntu hardy version 8.10 L.T.S....after I get pass the linux kernel loading it says "udevd-event[1526] : run_program: '/sbin/moprobe' abnormal exit....Busybox v1.13 (Debian 1:1.1.3-5ubuntu12) Built- in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built in commands. (initramfs)
[23:41] <the1corrupted> Graviton: Doesn't exist.
[23:41] <Radtoo> keri: and pidgin.im also has a ubuntu.deb plus installation instructions.
[23:42] <mdm> microtech, yes
[23:42] <jX> acone: One of us isn't understanding the other, I think. Dunno if it's me or you. Ubuntu Netbook Remix, prompts me for username, password, AND a domain to log into a samba share. Other windows and mac machines log into the server fine with this un/pw combo, none ask for a domain. UNR won't let me in without a domain. I tried servername as domain, and now servername\username as the UN, all fail.
[23:42] <keri> cs101.msg.mud.yahoo.com did not help it
[23:42] <microtech> mdm: I think I fixed it! =)
[23:42] <SodaKille> do i need a compiler?
[23:42] <Graviton> the1corrupted: What doesn't exist?
[23:42] <shaqfu> mdm: Thanks for the help!
[23:42] <shaqfu> Radtoo: You too!
[23:42] <mdm> microtech, what did you do?
[23:42] <Radtoo> keri: sorry, they have a PPA now. Anyhow.
[23:42] <lstarnes> SodaKille: only if you need to compile something
[23:42] <the1corrupted> Graviton Special device /dev/sdi1
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> !yahoo
[23:42] <microtech> mdm: Just for your own reference I uninstalled mdadm, reboot, and reinstalled it, that freed up all the disks
[23:42] <Radtoo> shaqfu: sure, np
[23:43] <mcummings> jX, workgroup maybe?
[23:43] <SodaKille> lstarnes -> i just want to run the test-mpeg2.c file to test firewire capturing.
[23:43] <lstarnes> SodaKille: .c files are typically c source code, which must be compiled to create executable code
[23:43] <SodaKille> oh
[23:43] <jX> mcummings: Tried that
[23:43] <keri> Radtoo: i do not know if i am chaning the pager sever right and does the japan need to have a pager sever too?
[23:43] <lstarnes> SodaKille: install the build-essential package
[23:43] <mdm> microtech, is it setup how you want it now?
[23:43] <Cosmo1> I restarted my ubuntu 9.04 install and it gets part of the way through the boot up process then hangs and displays this on the screen http://paste.ubuntu.com/204529/
[23:43] <SodaKille> lstarnes -> thanks i'll install it now...brb
[23:43] <lstarnes> SodaKille: then try gcc -o test-mpeg2 testmpeg2.c
[23:43] <microtech> mdm: yes for sure it is now, wanted to thank you for all your help =)
[23:43] <Graviton> the1corrupted: No most likely not, you need to exchange sdi with whatever dmesg said near the writethrough part, the letters in the brackets
[23:43] <ldog> hey
[23:43] <sotomayor_> i have a problem installing ubuntu on my acer aspire 5515 laptop i have a 32 bit windows vista but now i want to install ubuntu hardy version 8.10 L.T.S....after I get pass the linux kernel loading it says "udevd-event[1526] : run_program: '/sbin/moprobe' abnormal exit....Busybox v1.13 (Debian 1:1.1.3-5ubuntu12) Built- in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built in commands. (initramfs)
[23:43] <mdm> microtech, np
[23:43] <SodaKille> lstarnes -> ok i'll try. thx
[23:43] <lstarnes> SodaKille: then ./test-mpeg2
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> sotomayor_: 8.10 isnt an lts release
[23:44] <lstarnes> SodaKille: I accidentally typoed the gcc command.  replace testmpeg2.c with test-mpeg2.c
[23:44] <spaz926> Can someone help me with GRUB?
[23:44] <sebsebseb> !hardy |  sotomayor_
[23:44] <lucax> can i use compiz in two different session with an intel x3100??
[23:44] <EgEm_> Someone know about php-gtk
[23:44] <EgEm_> =(!?
[23:44] <the1corrupted> Graviton It says "Direct-Access Maxtor OneTouch"
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> sotomayor_: did you md5 chec the ISO you installed with? did you verify the cd once burned?
[23:45] <matreya6> !grub | spaz926
[23:45] <sebsebseb> sotomayor_: 8.10  is a nice release that's Intrepid Ibex, sadly  suppourt runs out next April on the desktop :(
[23:45] <rww> So that pager solution in !yahoo no longer works? I'd try it myself, but Karmic got the new version of Pidgin already so I can't :(
[23:45] <ldog> RIP MICHAEL JACKSON
[23:45] <the1corrupted> Graviton: On at least one of the lines...  I don't see any other identifying info.
[23:45] <mcummings> jX, using gigolo in unr just now, username and domain were optional - didn't need it if i didn't fill it in. sorry can't help more
[23:45] <rww> !ot | ldog
[23:45] <spaz926> ty, matreya6
[23:45] <ldog> FC
[23:45] <mickster04> ldog wat? off topic there/
[23:45] <sebsebseb> sotomayor_: 9.04 is the current latest,  and  most people should clean install 9.10 which is  released at the end of October,  because of the default Ext4 file system :)
[23:45] <sudobash> any answers?
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: sadly runs out next april, thats  10 months :)
[23:45] <matreya6> spaz926, np
[23:45] <ldog> RIP MICHAEL JACKSON
......i'm not following what your saying....well in using the same version on my desktop now that i'm relaying with you on and now i just want to install it on my laptop
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> !ot | ldog
[23:45] <jX> mcummings: gigolo?
[23:46] <Graviton> the1corrupted: I get something along the lines of [103796.226154] sd 8:0:0:0: [sdi] Assuming drive cache: write through <-- anything saying anything about sd would be useful
[23:46] <sebsebseb> sotomayor_: clean install Ubuntu I meant and not upgrade to 9.10
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> sotomayor_: i'm asking if you checked the downloaded file was ok and asking if yuo checked the cd was ok once booted to?
[23:46] <majin_ve1eta> use supergrub to fixe your grub
[23:46] <mcummings> jX, that's just what loaded as the remote desktop tool under "system tools" on the left menu
[23:46] <the1corrupted> Graviton: It's SD 8:0:0:0:
[23:46]  * mcummings had no preference
[23:46] <sebsebseb> ldog: that was yesterday
[23:46] <Graviton> Hmm
[23:46] <jX> mcummings: I'm using the simple file browser
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> sotomayor_: and don't ask on both channels, you look silly
[23:47] <mickster04> sebsebseb depends wat time zone:P
[23:47] <mcummings> jX: nautilus?
[23:47] <sa1> hello there pls i want to install and setup c++ progrimming languge in ubuntu 9.04 any one can help for
[23:47] <sebsebseb> !ot |  ldog
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> sa1: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[23:47] <rww> sebsebseb: he left a minute or so ago
i dont know what you mean....well i need help that bad.....
[23:47] <jX> mcummings: probably, yeah
[23:47] <lstarnes> sa1: install the build-essential package.  it will include the basic development files needed to use with g++, the gnu c++ compiler
[23:47] <Graviton> the1corrupted: try doing ls /dev/sd*
[23:47] <sebsebseb> mickster04: yep time zones,   it's nearly Saturday here
[23:47] <jX> mcummings: Clicked the Network label on the right side fo teh main screen
[23:47] <sa1> pls action i want from where i can install it befor i set up it
[23:48] <mickster04> sebsebseb ditto
[23:48] <Graviton> What's the highest letter you get?
[23:48] <sebsebseb> mickster04: remind me what ditto means
[23:48] <mickster04> sal if u need an ide try code::blocks
[23:48] <the1corrupted> Graviton: I get sda, sda1, sda2, 5, sdb, sdb1
[23:48] <mickster04> sebsebseb "the same"
[23:48] <linxeh> sebsebseb: "me too", "the same"
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> sotomayor_: you can use md5 sums to check the iso you downloaded. the cd also has a self checking ability.
[23:48] <Graviton> the1corrupted: How many harddrives do you have
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> sotomayor_: you need to check both so you know your cd is 100% correct
[23:49] <the1corrupted> Graviton: In the computer: 1.  Total: 2
[23:49] <Graviton> Then you wanna mount sdb1
[23:49] <mickster04> sorry
[23:49] <sebsebseb> mickster04 and  linxeh: ok ty
[23:49] <redwolf> so I have a pci ice1712 card and intel on-board sound,and I'm having trouble getting sound out of the intel
[23:49] <hacker07> hey how do you manually edit services in ubuntu
[23:50] <q0_0p> anyone can help me with sudo iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT –to-port 8080?
[23:50] <the1corrupted> Graviton: It said the file system wasn't safely closed on Windows.  Fixing.
.....ok i will do a check but i think i did that already...but if the cd is bad then why am i using it now on my desktop and cant on my laptop?
[23:50] <unop> !boot | hacker07
[23:50] <wolter> what is the name of the mouse driver?
[23:50] <mcummings> jX: yeah, that just let me browse right through the network without prompts too. if you have it under system tools, give it a whirl - first time it prompted for some basic info, then it was off....
[23:50] <mickster04> redwolf why do u need the latter
[23:50] <Graviton> the1corrupted: If it's fixing it, that sounds alright to me
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> sotomayor_: its worth a check, you should have checked it first time
[23:50] <the1corrupted> Graviton: And that it contains an unclean file system...  Though I don't know why.
[23:50] <redwolf> mickster04: using headphones, don't have an amp for the ice1712 right now
[23:50] <the1corrupted> Graviton: So where can I access it now?  Through /media?
....hold on i'm checking now
[23:51] <Graviton> the1corrupted: did you use the "safe removal" thingie in windows?
[23:51] <mickster04> redwolf ah ok:/
[23:51] <c0rleone> anyone knows how i fix this ? i cant install apache2... please http://pastebin.com/md8c98ed
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> sotomayor_: you could also try bootoptions
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | sotomayor_
[23:51] <Graviton> the1corrupted: if you did mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt you can access it in /mnt
[23:51] <the1corrupted> Graviton: No, but I'm not concerned with the data on it right now, just the data it's going to be storing.
[23:52] <lucax> how can i enable xgl on intel x3100 ???
[23:52] <mickster04> redwolf then i cant actually help you was just wonderin:/ sorry
[23:52] <Graviton> the1corrupted: Then, that's the problem, probably no biggie, but it should be done
...I've tried boot options from boot manager but i will check out your link
[23:52] <c0rleone> cant install, cant uninstall
[23:52] <c0rleone> :\
[23:52] <redwolf> mickster04: np.  Need to pick up the amp anyways
[23:52] <Graviton> It's just like unmounting on linux
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> c0rleone:  can you expand on that
[23:52] <the1corrupted> Graviton: Thanks for your help.
[23:52] <c0rleone> ActionParsnip sorry?
[23:52] <Graviton> No problem, glad to be of assistance
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> c0rleone: did you md5 check your iso? did you verify the cd once booted to
[23:52] <Raptorial> dmd: i just installed 64 bit ubuntu... i updated, rebooted.. added in the new video driver and tried to reboot... it hangs during the process
[23:53] <defrysk> c0rleone, try sudo apt-get -f install
[23:53] <Raptorial> err dmb :|
[23:53] <c0rleone> defrysk same
[23:53] <c0rleone> http://pastebin.com/m51cfb1b9
[23:53] <defrysk> mhhmh
[23:54] <c0rleone> #
[23:54] <c0rleone> The following packages will be REMOVED:
[23:54] <c0rleone> #
[23:54] <c0rleone>   mod-vhost-alias-apache2.2-webfusion
[23:54] <FloodBot3> c0rleone: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:54] <c0rleone> thats the problem, i think
[23:54] <c0rleone> fails on it
[23:54] <the1corrupted> Graviton: How do I unmount it?
[23:54] <Graviton> umount /mnt
[23:54] <the1corrupted> Graviton: It's saying unmount isn't a command.
[23:54] <c0rleone> sorry
[23:54] <defrysk> c0rleone, try sudo apt-get -f install
[23:54] <Graviton> the1corrupted: No n, just umount
[23:54] <mickster04> c0rleone ive dont that before
[23:54] <mickster04> done*
[23:54] <defrysk> without any additions
[23:54] <Graviton> Rather silly, really
[23:55] <the1corrupted> Graviton: Thanks again.
[23:55] <c0rleone> defrysk same error, http://pastebin.com/m51cfb1b9
[23:55] <Graviton> You're welcome
[23:55] <defrysk> c0rleone, then try aptitude
[23:56] <talal> سلام عليكم
[23:56] <c0rleone> oh yeah
[23:56] <c0rleone> thanks
[23:56] <c0rleone> :)
[23:56] <talal> حد عربي
[23:56] <defrysk> ;)
[23:56] <jX> mcummings: Sorry for the delay, had to clean a catbox. So, where is "System Tools" ?
[23:56] <matreya6> !ar  | talal
[23:57] <mcummings> jX: at least in my unr, left side, between sound and universal access
[23:57] <sudobash> is there any support channel or irc server for G-OS
[23:57] <sudobash> ?
[23:57] <jX> mcummings: he, I have nothing there! Handy!
[23:57] <matreya6> !ab | talal
[23:57] <defrysk> lol
[23:57] <matreya6> talal, this channel is for English only.
[23:57] <mcummings> jX: lol - sorry - i'm running wubi on an acer with unr shoved in after the fact
[23:58] <startbox> !wubi
[23:58] <jX> mcummings: Not a problem, I have an EEE PC with UNR shoved on after the fact. :)
[23:58] <Raptorial> i'm running Jaunty 64 bit, i just installed the nvidia driver and the system hangs during reboots or shutdowns... failing to complete the operation, any ideas?
[23:58] <talal> ok bye
[23:58] <unop> !arabic | talal
[23:58] <talal> yes
[23:58] <matreya6> unop, I was searching for that one... , thanks !
[23:58] <mickster04> jx im running on an 900 do u have problems with flash player?
[23:59] <jX> mickster04: Other than beign rather quiet, no.
[23:59] <jX> this is the 900A with the 1.6GHz atom, not the Celeron at 900, btw