[00:00] <wildboy211> i can download the drivers onto a flash drive...
[00:00] <dunks> hoolz /etc/shadow
[00:00] <droptothetop> hoolz, did you actually enable the root account and set a password?
[00:00] <mdg> Devon_C: now right click on gnomad and you should get an option to install
[00:00] <Apollo2366> cbhl, It's not really a matter of practicality, more of a learning experience if you will. Anyway, I changed /etc/environment to include /home/eric/Software/flock but when I attempt to run flock-browser bash says "/usr/bin/flock-browser no such file or directory"
[00:00] <hero1900> hi guys have problem in Empathy 2.27.2 i can login in msn by it but all people appear offline but in reality some of them are online an one know what is the problem
[00:00] <hoolz> droptothetop i think so
[00:00] <hoolz> how do i find out?
[00:00] <mdg> Devon_C: then click "apply"
[00:01] <Devon_C> mdg: it's installed
[00:01] <hoolz> wait i think im just a "user" account
[00:01] <Devon_C> mdg: it gives me an option to uninstall
[00:01] <mdg> Devon_C: also grap gtkpod
[00:01] <droptothetop> hoolz, well if you set it, then it will be hashed in /etc/shadow
[00:01] <cbhl> Apollo2366: What did you type into bash, exactly?
[00:01] <mdg> grap/grab
[00:01] <Apollo2366> flock-browser
[00:01] <droptothetop> hoolz, you won't actually be able to see the password itself
[00:01] <Devon_C> mdg: :/ it doesn't support iPod touches
[00:01] <cbhl> wildboy211: Hm, that's a bit above my level, sorry. Perhaps someone else here can help you.
[00:01] <droptothetop> hoolz, just it's hash
[00:01] <Devon_C> mdg: or it least doesn't say anything about them
[00:01] <hoolz> oh
[00:01] <hoolz> is it crackable?
[00:01] <wildboy211> thanks anyways...
[00:01] <mdg> Devon_C: gtkpod does 1st generation
[00:01] <Devon_C> mdg: I'm reinstalling gnomad
[00:01] <droptothetop> hoolz, it would take awhile
[00:01] <krisss117> hi how change drivers wifi ?
[00:02] <Devon_C> mdg: oh, great!
[00:02] <cbhl> Apollo2366: what does "echo $PATH" tell you?
[00:02] <hoolz> droptothetop are there any vuln for ubuntu desktop
[00:02] <hoolz> or is it secure?
[00:02] <krisss117> how change drivers wifi ???
[00:03] <cbhl> hoolz: If you have physical access to the PC, you could always overwrite Ubuntu with another OS (e.g. Windows)... that could be considered "insecure"
[00:03] <mdg> Devon_C: I have a web page tutorial for gtkpod http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/07/07/how-to-use-gtkpod-to-manage-your-ipod-in-ubuntu/
[00:03] <Devon_C> mdg: okay, I think I need to actually mount my iPod
[00:03] <Apollo2366> cbhl, that's weird, it prints what it was before I added my stuff to it
[00:03] <mdg> Devon_C: look at the link I sent
[00:03] <Mx> I know this is not the place,but I need help with php
[00:03] <Devon_C> mdg: so it's in there lol... okay
[00:04] <Apollo2366> cbhl, so everything except /home/eric/Software/flock
[00:04] <satellite> Excuse me y'all... is there a plugin for XCHAT that edits that capitalizes the first letter and adds punctuation?
[00:04] <cbhl> Apollo2366: Try restarting your terminal... if that doesn't help, try logging out and logging back in. If I recall correctly, /etc/environment only gets read a few times, so when you change it you need to force whatever it is that loads it to reread /etc/environment
[00:04] <wildboy211> anybody else think they can help me...i need to get my USB network adapter workign
[00:05] <th0r> wildboy211: I sent you a link where someone got that adapter working
[00:05] <mdg> Devon_C: update?
[00:05] <Apollo2366> cbhl, I'll try it...
[00:05] <cbhl> Apollo2366: okay
[00:05] <wildboy211> th0r...that is in spanish to me
[00:05] <Devon_C> mdg: hang on... still installing gtkpod
[00:05] <djtansey> all of a sudden, dvdrip no longer displays/refreshes the screen properly.  when I click on File, etc menus, the screen is responsive. but none of the content of the window refreshes.  i have to minimize/maximize the window to get anything to update (scrolling of the screen, filling out a field.) tried rebooting. nothing. only thing I had done recently was run apt-get autoremove to clean up some mythtv stuff. i also installed to p
[00:05] <djtansey> ython renaming tools. thoughts?
[00:05] <satellite> Excuse me y'all... is there a plugin for XCHAT that edits that capitalizes the first letter and adds punctuation?
[00:05] <mdg> Devon_C: okay
[00:05] <cyberghoser1> hello, does anyone know why when enabling blur in compiz it makes all the open windows black and really fast all the desktop? i cam fix it by recovery and fix X, i hace the 915gm chipset, thanks in advance :)
[00:06] <droptothetop> After a GDM login I get a black background with just the mouse pointer. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing the hangup? Based on this process list: http://www.binpaste.com/v.php?id=3ignm and this lsof: http://www.binpaste.com/v.php?id=h6a86
[00:06] <th0r> wildboy211: if that is too techie, your best option is going to be to buy another adapter
[00:07] <C-Peemp> I'm trying to compile the kernel following http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-customize-your-ubuntu-kernel/
[00:07] <Apollo2366> cbhl, restarting the terminal didn't work, so brb
[00:07] <C-Peemp> but I get this error :
[00:07] <wildboy211> th0r...not too techie...just never used Linux before...
[00:07] <Devon_C> mdg: what do I do now that I have the gtkpod file saved? it's a .tar.gz
[00:07] <Devon_C> mdg: I'm guessing there's a console command to install it
[00:08] <mdg> Devon_C: did you use synaptic?
[00:08] <C-Peemp> "unexpected operator"
[00:08] <mdg> wildboy211:  see this link http://blog.eksfiles.net/2008/11/02/follow-up-linksys-wireless-adapters-in-ubuntu-intrepid/
[00:08] <C-Peemp> The changelog says we are creating 2.6.27.18-custom.
[00:08] <C-Peemp> However, I thought the version is ..-custom
[00:08] <mdg> Devon_C: if you used Synaptic - its installed
[00:09] <Apollo2366> cbhl, it worked! Thanks
[00:09] <mdg> Devon_C: plug in your ipod and if you music player comes up, close it the music player
[00:09] <cbhl> Apollo2366: Good to hear.
[00:09] <cbhl> Apollo2366: And you're welcome. Any other quick questions?
[00:09] <Devon_C> mdg: hang on...
[00:10] <satellite> Everyone might find some humor in LMGTFY.COM
[00:10] <pw-toxic> hi, i',m using rhythmbox, and i have a folder with a collection of some jazz mp3s... how can i open these files if i have already imported all my mp3s? .. the jazz mp3s are from different groups/artists
[00:10] <evon> Is there a way to combine 2 partitions without losing data using gparted?
[00:10] <satellite> evon: I recommend using an external storage device
[00:10] <Apollo2366> cbhl, Know how to assign multiple names to the same executable, like gnome-text-editor and gedit are the same?
[00:10] <Devon_C> mdg: okay, I loaded up gtkpod and clicked Load iPod
[00:10] <Devon_C> mdg: nothing's happening
[00:10] <evon> satellite: I don't have one. is there another way?
[00:11] <AndorinKato> Okay, my friend running Kubuntu /really/ needs assistance, and people in #kubuntu are not paying attention. Can somebody please help me out?
[00:11] <wildboy211> how do i install ndiswrapper
[00:11] <wildboy211> ?
[00:11] <mdg> Devon_C: Devon_C make sure no music player is open
[00:11] <satellite> evon: I would definitely not do anything until you backup your information.
[00:11] <cbhl> Apollo2366: Well, that would be a symbolic link, although sometimes they don't work as expected
[00:11] <Devon_C> mdg: gnomad2 was up
[00:11] <evon> satellite: but is there a way though?
[00:11] <Devon_C> mdg: lemme try again...
[00:12] <mdg> Devon_C: close gnomad2 banshee rhythmbox... etc.
[00:12] <satellite> evon: Not that I know of.
[00:12] <th0r> wildboy211: you can install ndiswrapper through synaptic
[00:12] <Apollo2366> cbhl, would I find info on that in the wiki?
[00:12] <cbhl> Apollo2366: I would start with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ln_(Unix)
[00:12] <mdg> Devon_C: close gtkpod
[00:12] <Apollo2366> Oh lol thanks
[00:12] <cbhl> Apollo2366: As well as the output of "man ln"
[00:12] <wildboy211> ok...i think i got a post on how to do that too...thanks
[00:12] <satellite> Everyone who has an extra minute please look at LMGTFY.COM This is not too offtopic.
[00:12] <evon> satellite: let me rephrase what I want to do. i have unallocated space at the beginning of my HD and I want to enlargen my partition to fill that space
[00:12] <mdg> Devon_C: then restart and before you click load ipod check again that no music player or anything is running
[00:13] <giampiero> Good evening everyone
[00:13] <Devon_C> mdg: okay, so you want me to restart my computer?
[00:13] <cbhl> Apollo2366: Just keep in mind that it might not work as expected -- for example, there's a program called busybox (which you may have heard of) which acts differently depending on what name it's called with
[00:13] <mdg> Devon_C: no not computer, just gtkpod
[00:13] <satellite> evon: If you are enlarging a partition, than you are not combining two with data... OK then Go for it.
[00:13] <Devon_C> mdg: thats what I thought, okay... trying again
[00:13] <giampiero> Hello I've got a problem can anybody please help?
[00:13] <Apollo2366> cbhl, thanks I'll keep it in mind
[00:13] <Devon_C> mdg: nope, still nothing :/
[00:14] <evon> satellite: I'm asking how to do it. I can't seem to do it in gparted
[00:14] <C-Peemp> I'm getting an error msg when I try to compile the kernel, can anybody help me?
[00:14] <Devon_C> mdg: is there a task manager prompt in ubuntu where I can end processes? maybe there's something still running in the background
[00:14] <C-Peemp> "The changelog says we are creating 2.6.27.18-custom.
[00:14] <C-Peemp> However, I thought the version is ..-custom"
[00:14] <mdg> Devon_C: click on media
[00:15] <mdg> need to make sure the mount point is right
[00:15] <satellite> evon: OH! rI believe you need to unmount the partition before you edit it.
[00:15] <evon> satellite: I did unmount
[00:15] <giampiero> Hello can anybody help me?
[00:15] <satellite> evon: and right click the partition and click enlarge?
[00:16] <startbox> Do i have to be root to unmount a partition?
[00:16] <evon> satellite: I did that but I can't enlargen
[00:16] <satellite> evon: RESIZE, rather.
[00:16] <satellite> evon: This is where i cant help you any longer.
[00:16] <mdg> Devon_C: ipod should be mounting at /media/ipod
[00:17] <giampiero> Hello can anybody help?
[00:17] <AndorinKato> My friend and I are having huge trouble getting her wireless to work... could somebody help?
[00:17] <mdg> hi AndorinKato :)
[00:17] <Devon_C> mdg: okay, I just exited out of all my windows, unplugged my iPod, then plugged it back in
[00:17] <Devon_C> mdg: it mounted again, as a digital camera
[00:17] <AndorinKato> Hi agian, mdg
[00:17] <mdg> Devon_C: I think the mountpoint is the problem
[00:17] <AndorinKato> again*
[00:17] <Devon_C> mdg: I would agree
[00:17] <AndorinKato> #kubuntu wasn't much help, nobody's paying attention
[00:17] <mdg> AndorinKato: what did you find out in kubuntu?
[00:17] <evon> Can anyone help me resize my partition? I would like to resize a partition from the front as opposed to the back
[00:18] <mdg> AndorinKato: do you have an icon with two computers on the menu bar across the screen?
[00:18] <AndorinKato> You refer to the network icon?>
[00:18] <mdg> AndorinKato: yes
[00:18] <AndorinKato> I believe she does, yes
[00:18] <giampiero> Hello?
[00:18] <giampiero> Hello?
[00:18] <giampiero> Hello?
[00:18] <FloodBot2> giampiero: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:18] <mdg> AndorinKato: what happens when she left clicks it?
[00:18] <Pici> giampiero: stop
[00:18] <evon> Can anyone help me resize my partition? I would like to resize a partition from the front as opposed to the back
[00:19] <mdg> Devon_C: try a right click on load ipod and see if you get a box saying "initialize ipod"
[00:19] <giampiero> Can anybody help me? Say at least yes or no, please...
[00:19] <cbhl> giampiero: Please begin by stating a brief statement as to what your issue is
[00:19] <AndorinKato> Hold on, going to ask.
[00:19] <Devon_C> mdg: nope, nothing
[00:19] <cbhl> giampiero: Then people can assess whether they know enough about your problem to help you
[00:19] <AndorinKato> Have to talk to her either on downstairs computer, where she can dl things, or upstairs on the phone where her computer is
[00:20] <mdg> Devon_C: do you get any dialog boxes when you click load ipod?
[00:20] <giampiero> I tried to install sdlmame (emulator software)....
[00:20] <Devon_C> mdg: no
[00:20] <giampiero> ...but it was installed in some directories inside File system
[00:20] <giampiero> Allo those directories are read only...
[00:20] <Pici> !enter | giampiero
[00:21] <|sam|> anyone know of performances issues with nvida graphics cards drivers.. with games in wine? l4d works straight from box. but i get 12fps ..
[00:21] <mdg> Devon_C: Do you see, on the gktpod dialog box ipod, local and podcasts?
[00:21] <|sam|> nobody in winehq seems to reply..
[00:21] <Devon_C> mdg: BTW; my iPod touch has music, videos, and some photos stored on it - but it obviously cant take them
[00:21] <evon> Can anyone help me resize my partition? I would like to resize a partition from the front as opposed to the back
[00:21] <Devon_C> mdg: and no, I see Music Library then Podcasts
[00:22] <AndorinKato> mdg: She gets two boxes, one for VPN and one for ethernet.... nothing for VPN and 'networking interface not available' under ethernet
[00:22] <AndorinKato> mdg: And nothing at all about wireless.
[00:22] <mdg> Devon_C: do you see anything about preferences under the gtkpod Tools menu?
[00:22] <Devon_C> mdg: no... :/
[00:22] <mdg> AndorinKato: have her right click on that icon
[00:23] <giampiero> I tried to install sdlmame (emulator software), but it was installed in some directories inside File system. All those directories are read only, thus preventing me from copying files I need into them (it states "root" as the only allowed to do so).Can anybod tell me how I could fix it?
[00:23] <evon> Can anyone help me resize my partition? I would like to resize a partition from the front as opposed to the back
[00:23] <ed__> hello out there Thank you UBUNTU for changing my life
[00:23] <Devon_C> mdg: under tools it says Play Now, Enqueue, Normalize Volume, Synchronize All, Synchronize Contacts, Synchronize Calendar, Synchronize Notes
[00:23] <sebastien_> ed__, how did ubuntu change you rlife ?
[00:24] <cbhl> giampiero: try launching the program in the same folder as the files you need, specifying the name of the program then the filename in the terminal
[00:24] <AndorinKato> mdg: Manage connections, network management settings, panel options
[00:24] <mdg> AndorinKato: is "enable networking" checked?
[00:24] <AndorinKato> mdg: There is no 'enable networking' option when she right-clicks the icon.
[00:24] <cbhl> giampiero: For example, "sdlmame <my filename>"
[00:24] <Kjell> giampiero: to copy use sudo cp <source> <destination>
[00:24] <giampiero> The install file does everything on its own, I don't think I can change destination directories...
[00:24] <mdg> Devon_C: click the browse button
[00:25] <mdg> AndorinKato: is there a "connection information" option
[00:25] <Devon_C> mdg: the browse button where?
[00:25] <cbhl> giampiero: What file do you need to copy into those directories, exactly?
[00:25] <AndorinKato> mdg: No, the only two relevant options are manage connections and network management settings.
[00:25] <mdg> Devon_C: not sure - the guide I am looking at says "browse" button
[00:25] <mdg> AndorinKato: you want manage connections
[00:25] <Devon_C> mdg: is it in gtkpod?
[00:25] <AndorinKato> Ok
[00:25] <giampiero> sdlmame is an emulator for old arcade games, so I need to copy the roms of the games I want to run.
[00:26] <mdg> Devon_C: I believe so...
[00:26] <cbhl> giampiero: Most emulators that I am aware of don't require the ROM to be in the same folder as the emulator itself...
[00:26] <Devon_C> mdg: we might be having a problem because I don't think the iPod touch is supported by gtkpod. Are you sure it is?
[00:26] <bsmith_> I'm trying to set up a web server on dyndns.org without a router.  Can someone help me?
[00:26] <Devon_C> mdg: maybe I installed the wrong version of gtkpod
[00:27] <mobi-sheep> audacious is now part of ubuntu-desktop?
[00:27] <mdg> Devon_C: http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/07/07/how-to-use-gtkpod-to-manage-your-ipod-in-ubuntu/#using
[00:27] <AndorinKato> mdg: The window that pops up has five different tabs for configuring different connections, three of which are greyed out. One of these is wireless.
[00:27] <burder> Heya! Quick question, I have 450GB of stash on my hard drive (Currently running Windows) - And im installing ubuntu.. Any way I can install ubuntu.. Without loosing all my stuff Its an (NTFS) Partition... - ty in advance.'
[00:28] <giampiero> cbhl: the install file created a "Roms" folder into file system. I could change the path to a new folder by editing an .ini file wich is unfortunately also into file system and therefore read-only...
[00:28] <mobi-sheep> Where would I go to propose a change in certain package?
[00:28] <raylu> how do i prevent my bluetooth adapater from turning on at bootup? i have to disable it every time through system > prefs > bluetooth every time
[00:28] <mdg> AndorinKato: is there an "unlock" option on that screen?
[00:28] <raylu> !launchpad | mobi-sheep
[00:28] <giampiero> cbhl: so I don't know how to fix that.
[00:28] <AndorinKato> mdg: No.
[00:28] <Devon_C> mdg: hmm... I'm trying to figure out where that initialize iPod window would be?
[00:29] <Kjell> raylu: start up application
[00:29] <mdg> AndorinKato: this is a usb wifi adapter?
[00:29] <bsmith_> Anyone with dyndns.org knowledge?
[00:29] <mdg> Devon_C: did you try left click and right click on the load ipod
[00:29] <raylu> Kjell: that doesn't prevent the adapter itself from powering up
[00:29] <tyler_d> my wireless connection is active on my presario R3000 but the wireless networks dont show
[00:29] <giampiero> cbhl: I hope I managed to explain clearly...
[00:29] <tyler_d> ?
[00:29] <AndorinKato> mdg: No, it's a wireless card that is installed into her motherboard.
[00:29] <Devon_C> mdg: yeah, I did... :/
[00:30] <giaco> hello
[00:30] <Kjell> raylu: Then you can remove the module when the modprobe list I guess
[00:30] <mobi-sheep> raylu: Where under Launchpad?  There are either File a bug or Ask a question?
[00:30] <raylu> mobi-sheep: i think you file a bug and mark it as a feature request, but i'm not sure.
[00:31] <Devon_C> mdg: okay, let's start from the beginning again - I just exited gtkpod and re-plugged in my iPod
[00:31] <cbhl> giampiero: You have two options...
[00:31] <raylu> tyler_d: "sudo iwlits sc" may help you
[00:31] <Devon_C> the window comes up
[00:31] <startbox> Guys! is tmp the only "temp" folder in ubuntu
[00:31] <tyler_d> had help earlier but my machine then crashed and now I don't have it working, commands aren't showing in history either?
[00:31] <raylu> tyler_d: *iwlist
[00:31] <MrPockets> why would you get an Initramfs bustbox shell when installing 8.10 ?
[00:31] <raylu> tyler_d: your bash history is at ~/.bash_history
[00:31] <raylu> tyler_d: and can also be searched by typing something at the prompt and hitting ctrl+r
[00:31] <giaco> I'd like to join 5 high resolution pngs into an avi file (1600x1200) where every image stays for 3 seconds, and then the next one. Which linux software would you use to accomplish this? Do you know the mencoder command?
[00:31] <cbhl> giampiero: As far as I can tell, you can either A) attempt to read the output of "man sdlmame" and set up a config file outside of the root-owned folder  (you will need to pass arguments to sdlmame everytime you run it)
[00:31] <tyler_d> raylu:  system crashed
[00:31] <Devon_C> mdg: the window comes up and it says "Apple, Inc. iPod" You have just inserted a medium with digital photos. Choose what application to launch."
[00:32] <mdg> Devon_C: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1363
[00:32] <cbhl> giampiero: Or you can use "sudo" to run editors and/or copy files into the root-owned directory ("e.g. sudo gedit or sudo cp <from> <to>"
[00:32] <tyler_d> raylu: now that lists the wireless networks, but through network manager they don't show?
[00:32] <cbhl> giampiero: * (e.g. "sudo gedit" or "sudo cp <from> <to>")
[00:32] <raylu> tyler_d: no idea, then
[00:32] <mdg> Devon_C: the computer is seeing your ipod then :)
[00:32] <raylu> tyler_d: but now you know that it's not a drive rissue
[00:32] <AndorinKato> mdg: No, it's a wireless card that is installed into her motherboard.
[00:32] <cbhl> giampiero: Does that make sense?
[00:32] <tyler_d> yup yup
[00:33] <tyler_d> ty raylu
[00:33] <Giraffe> I'm having problems with sound lag in games on Intrepid; I think the issue is SDL-related. Has anyone else had similar issues?
[00:33] <tyler_d> anyone else have an idea?
[00:33] <raylu> !gksu | cbhl
[00:33] <giampiero> cbhl: I will give it a try, thank you very much for your help it was very kind of you.
[00:33] <cbhl> raylu: whoops, sorry about that -- thanks for the tip
[00:33] <halberd> is there a hardware manager for ubuntu?
[00:34] <halberd> er, for gnome
[00:34] <burder> Heya! Quick question, I have 450GB of stash on my hard drive (Currently running Windows) - Can I install Ubuntu Without loosing all my stuff. Its an (NTFS) Partition... - ty in advance.'
[00:34] <halberd> I know kde has one
[00:34] <cbhl> giampiero: Apparently for gedit you should be using "gksudo gedit"... thanks to raylu for the correction
[00:34] <AndorinKato> halberd: I think you have to do it through the terminal.
[00:34] <mdg> AndorinKato: whats the name of the adapter again?
[00:34] <Devon_C> mdg: hang on... this isn't going to work for an iPod Touch
[00:34] <raylu> !dualboot | burder
[00:34] <tyler_d> so the network-manager is not showing the wireless connections? unable to connect through it.
[00:34] <AndorinKato> mdg: D-link wda 1320.
[00:35] <tyler_d> says wireless network not managed in grey there
[00:35] <raylu> tyler_d: sounds like you configured it in /etc/network/interfaces, so network-manager is ignoring it
[00:36] <tyler_d> so I should roll back the changes made to /etc/network/interfaces?
[00:36] <giampiero> cbhl: is there any way to make the content of file system available for write also?
[00:36] <Devon_C> mdg: okay I think I did it
[00:36] <halberd> kde has kde-hal-device-manager
[00:36] <halberd> ubuntu has nothing like that?
[00:36] <mdg> AndorinKato: this is a broadcom adapter
[00:36] <raylu> tyler_d: so... you did make changes? did you back them up or something?
[00:36] <halberd> or I could just get the kde one
[00:37] <raylu> !permissions | giampiero
[00:37] <tyler_d> raylu: I did make changes to the file... added wlan0=managed within there as well
[00:37] <AndorinKato> mdg: Ok, cool, but where does that get us?
[00:37] <raylu> giampiero: also, generally, you can configure software on a per-user basis with a configuration file in your home directory. reading the documentation for your specific app will help you with that
[00:37] <raylu> tyler_d: yes, i'd recommend reverting those changes then
[00:37] <giampiero> Thank you very much everybody :-)
[00:38] <Devon_C> mdg: nope, it came up again as a digi camera
[00:38] <CAZ_au> Is it possible to have a WiFi adaptor working in Ubuntu that runs on a VM
[00:38] <mdg> AndorinKato: type "ifconfig" in a terminal
[00:39] <mdg> Devon_C: I'm not sure what to tell you.
[00:39] <AndorinKato> mdg: We have done that and she got results for eth0 and lo.
[00:39] <Devon_C> mdg: yeah, thanks for all your help so far
[00:39] <satellite> Can I connect to a wifi network on wlan0 in a failsafe terminal?
[00:39] <AndorinKato> mdg: I ran the command on my laptop for comparison and I got a wlan0 section, which she did not.
[00:40] <mdg> Devon_C: your welcome -wish we could have gotten it to work
[00:41] <Devon_C> mdg: I think putting it into disk mode might do the trick
[00:41] <Devon_C> mdg: I just found a way to do it, but all it's doing for my iPod is turning it off
[00:41] <raylu> AndorinKato: different drivers, different device names
[00:41] <mdg> Devon_C: i think you want it off in disk mode - like a usb
[00:42] <jigp> good morning :) i have 1 freenode and 1 bitlbee. how to connect to another irc
[00:42] <jigp>               server and to disconnect in 1st server or 2nd server without
[00:42] <jigp>               affecting the 1st or 2nd server or whichever server irc to
[00:42] <jigp>               disconnect and not to disconnect. thanks
[00:42] <FloodBot2> jigp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:42] <jigp> sorry
[00:42] <Devon_C> mdg: I'll try that next
[00:42] <AndorinKato> raylu: Then what should ifconfig show her that has to do with wireless?
[00:42] <linuxguy2009> Can anyone recommend a good WYSIWYG(no coding required) web design application? Doesn't appear to be many so far but hopefully I'm wrong.
[00:42] <raylu> AndorinKato: sorry, haven't been following the conversation, so i have no idea. just mentioning after reading your last line
[00:43] <Flannel> jigp: /connect [server]
[00:43] <AndorinKato> Ok
[00:43] <raylu> AndorinKato: also, if the device isn't up, ifconfig -a will show it
[00:43] <jigp> good morning :) i have 1 freenode and 1 bitlbee. how to connect to another irc server and to disconnect in 1st server or 2nd server without affecting the 1st or 2nd server or whichever server irc to disconnect and not to disconnect. thanks
[00:43] <jigp> Flannel: okay how to disconnect server irc 1?
[00:43] <jigp> Flannel : without affecting the server 2...
[00:43] <raylu> jigp: /wn will get you a new window. ctrl+x will switch servers. you can /disconnect from there. /server list will also help you
[00:43] <mdg> AndorinKato: did she get a cd with drivers?
[00:43] <Flannel> jigp: Go to window 1, and you use ctrl-x to cycle through them, then /disconnect
[00:44] <raylu> oh, right, if you still have the status window enabled, that'll work too
[00:44] <AndorinKato> raylu: Now she also gets pan0 but still nothing for wireless
[00:44] <Devon_C> mdg: looks like I'll have to wait until my sister moves out - I can take her desktop with Windows XP installed on it
[00:44] <jigp> Flannel : window 1 which is the [status] right?
[00:44] <Devon_C> mdg: but man, I really wish this would have worked
[00:44] <raylu> AndorinKato: what card/driver is "she" using?
[00:44] <Flannel> jigp: correct, after your nick you see something like: [1:freenode (change with ^X)]
[00:44] <Flannel> jigp: That'll change as you cycle
[00:44] <mdg> Devon_C: did you update your 2 day old install?
[00:44] <Devon_C> mdg: yeah, of course
[00:45] <Devon_C> mdg: I can check for updates then restart
[00:45] <Devon_C> see if that helps
[00:45] <AndorinKato> mdg: She says she did but apparently the disc is designed for Windows
[00:45] <mdg> Devon_C: just checking -
[00:45] <jigp> Flannel : so win i do cntl+x i will just type /disconnect server1 ? and server2 will not disconnect?
[00:45] <mdg> AndorinKato: that's okay.  We need the WIN XP driver from it.  But before that
[00:45] <Flannel> jigp: just /disconnect will disconnect you from your current server
[00:45] <AndorinKato> raylu: Her wireless card is a D-link WTA 1320
[00:45] <jigp> Flannel : win/when
[00:45] <linuxguy2009> Man I wish there was a DreamWeaver replacement for Linux.
[00:45] <mdg> AndorinKato: we need to make sure ndiswrapper and ntgdisk are installed
[00:45] <AndorinKato> Ok
[00:45] <raylu> linuxguy2009: there's a better one. it's called a text editor
[00:46] <sebastien_> nothing replace Dreamweaver
[00:46] <Devon_C> mdg: hmmm... something just updated
[00:46] <jigp> Flannel : ok thanks :) good morning
[00:46] <sebastien_> the best WYSIWYG
[00:46] <Flannel> !html | linuxguy2009
[00:46] <AndorinKato> mdg: She has neither.
[00:46] <linuxguy2009> raylu: Im too lazy to learn HTML coding. Why bother.
[00:46] <cyberghoser1> mdg, actually it's ndisgtk ;)
[00:46] <raylu> linuxguy2009: it's not even coding. and you should bother because nobody wants more crap spit out of wysiwyg editors on the internet
[00:47] <sebastien_> aren't you a pro dev linuxguy2009 ?
[00:47] <mdg> AndorinKato: we need to go in through synaptic Menu - Administration -Synaptic
[00:47] <Devon_C> oh, and another quick thing - anyone can answer this
[00:47] <raylu> sebastien_: he uses dreamweaver, what kind of question is that?
[00:47] <Devon_C> how do I hide folders? is there an option in preferences?
[00:47] <linuxguy2009> nope not a pro at all.
[00:47] <Devon_C> I couldnt seem to find it
[00:47] <linuxguy2009> brb
[00:47] <AndorinKato> mdg: Real quick, she isn't connected to the Internet, will this make a difference?
[00:47] <raylu> Devon_C: the simplest way is to start their names with a .
[00:47] <Flannel> raylu: When helping, please be helpful.
[00:48] <mdg> cyberghoser1: thanks!
[00:48] <Devon_C> raylu: so start with a "."
[00:48] <cyberghoser1> :)
[00:48] <Eternal_Sin> hi everyone
[00:48] <cyberghoser1> hi Eternal_Sin
[00:48] <sebastien_> hi
[00:48] <raylu> Flannel: sorry :(
[00:49] <Devon_C> raylu: that didn't work :/
[00:49] <mdg> AndorinKato: yes she needs internet access somehow to get these
[00:49] <raylu> Devon_C: what did you do?
[00:49] <AndorinKato> mdg: Well, her entire problem is that she's trying to /get/ connectefd
[00:49] <AndorinKato> -f
[00:49] <Devon_C> raylu: the folder name is pf3 so i changed it to ".pf3"
[00:49] <raylu> AndorinKato: you can't temporarily plug in an ethernet cable?
[00:50] <cyberghoser1> Devon_C, if you put a dot in front of the file/folder you want to hide it will not show up in nautilus unless you use preferences -> show hidden folders
[00:50] <AndorinKato> raylu: No, I don't think she has one long enough anyway
[00:50] <mdg> AndorinKato: no ethernet adapter and cable?
[00:50] <raylu> Devon_C: it should be hidden when you "ls" that directory now. and what cyberghoser1 said about nautilus
[00:51] <Devon_C> raylu: yeah, that worked
[00:51] <Devon_C> thanks!
[00:51] <mdg> are ndiswrapper and ndiskgtc on the install cd - does anyone know?
[00:51] <raylu> mdg: pretty sure they're not
[00:51] <raylu> prepare for dependency hell.
[00:52] <Devon_C> alright folks... thanks for all your help! especially mdg, thanks so much man
[00:52] <mdg> AndorinKato: are you and your friend in the same location?
[00:52] <hikenboot_> hello can anyone tell me the equivalent in ubuntu for emege -av nvidia-drivers?
[00:52] <AndorinKato> mdg: No, I'm talking to her over the phone
[00:52] <Devon_C> I'll be rolling out now
[00:52] <mdg> Devon_C: your welcome - wish it would have turned out better
[00:52] <raylu> hikenboot_: aptitude install nvidia-glx
[00:52] <Flannel> mdg, raylu: ndiswrapper is, and... ndisgtk is too.
[00:52] <raylu> hikenboot_: there's no real equivalent to -a, but -s simulates
[00:53] <et> !slap Varakh
[00:53] <mdg> Flannel: can you walk AndorinKato how to install them from disk?
[00:54] <mdg> Flannel: I've never done that from the install disk before
[00:54] <hikenboot_> raylu,  i am following these gentoo directions http://legroom.net/2008/06/22/running-binary-nvidia-drivers-under-xen-host but it seems like their command installs it against a different kernel source...
[00:54] <mdg> Flannel: Oh, you add the disk through SYnaptic right?
[00:54] <undertaker> tgv
[00:54] <giaco> I'd like to join 5 high resolution pngs into an avi file (1600x1200) where every image stays for 3 seconds, and then the next one. Which linux software would you use to accomplish this? Do you know the mencoder command?
[00:54] <Flannel> mdg, AndorinKato: put your install CD in the drive (with Ubuntu running), if it doesn't automatically pick it up, go to a terminal and do: `sudo apt-cdrom add` and then your CD will be added as a repository.  Then use whatever package manager you want (synaptic) to install the package.
[00:54] <raylu> hikenboot_: that command should install it for the currently running kernel's source.. probably.
[00:54] <Flannel> mdg: Yeah, it's just a repo on the CD
[00:54] <mubu> Hey guys is there any command or way to know what version of an application i have installed (i didnt install it through synaptic).? Im interested in know what version of AWN (avant window manager) I am running. Thanks
[00:55] <AndorinKato> Flannel: Before we get into it, she's running Kubuntu 9.04. Does this make a difference?
[00:55] <mdg> Flannel: that's easy! :) Thanks!
[00:55] <raylu> mdg: by default, i think there's a commented line in /etc/apt/sources.list with the cd repo
[00:55] <Flannel> AndorinKato: I'll double check the Kubuntu CD
[00:55] <Flannel> raylu: Only if you install with the alternate CD
[00:55] <raylu> mubu: mos tapps have --version
[00:56] <myk_robinson> how do you configure virtual hosts for Apache in Ubuntu Jaunty?
[00:56] <raylu> Flannel: i've always installed with the desktop cd on a usb and it's been there
[00:56] <raylu> mubu: *most apps
[00:56] <mubu> raylu will try it out thanks
[00:56] <mdg> Flannel: can I ask -how did you determine they are on the install cd?
[00:56] <raylu> myk_robinson: there are a ton of guides on the internet. also, try #ubuntu-server
[00:56] <mubu> raylu wokred like a charm
[00:57] <Flannel> mdg: hmm, kubuntu doesn't have a .list file for some reason.  Yeah, This file lists everything on the CD (for this particular version): http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.list
[00:57] <Flannel> mdg: That's in the same folder on the mirrors as the ISOs themselves, .list is a listing of the contents of the CD, .manifest is a list of the packages built into the live image
[00:58] <Flannel> myk_robinson: What are you trying to configure?
[00:58] <mdg> Flannel: I did not know that - excellent!  :)
[00:58] <^Phantom^> Can anyone please recommend me a good tv tuner program for ubuntu?
[00:58] <myk_robinson> Flannel: I want to use /home/user/Public/WWW as the root, with subfolders inside for sites I am working on for testing before uploading to a real webserver
[00:59] <marca311> ^Phantom^: Myth TV
[00:59] <Flannel> myk_robinson: Does it hvave to be root? or can it be domain/~user/?  since that's already set up actually.
[00:59] <ewsubach> i am having trouble deleting files. I am logged in as root, the files are owned by root, they do not have any special extended attributes, but yet rm says "cannot remove 'file_name': Permission denied"
[00:59]  * ^Phantom^ looks into it
[00:59] <myk_robinson> Flannel: for example, /home/user/Public/WWW/siteA   /home/user/Public/WWW/siteB
[00:59] <AndorinKato> Flannel: So I suppose that you can't be sure whether those files are on the CD?
[00:59] <mdg> Flannel: we decided that kubuntu has ndiswrapper and ndiskgtk on the cd?  I was reading... sorry
[00:59] <myk_robinson> Flannel: I meant as the root directory for Apache, not root user
[00:59] <Flannel> myk_robinson: Righ, I know.
[00:59] <iceroot> ewsubach: read-online file-system?
[01:00] <ewsubach> iceroot: nope
[01:00] <Flannel> myk_robinson: Would a subfolder for your username be sufficient? or do you actually need the webroot?
[01:00] <MellowDude> hi all
[01:00] <raylu> ewsubach: show us the actual command you're using?
[01:00] <^Phantom^> do i need the control centre too?
[01:00] <MellowDude> do u all know a good alternative to norton ghost
[01:00] <myk_robinson> Flannel: not really sure. I have been doing a little reading and may have gotten confused. What do you recommend? I want to use a directory that does not require Root privileges
[01:00] <Flannel> mdg, AndorinKato: I know Ubuntu does.  Kubuntu almost certianly has ndiswrapper, but it's doubtful it has a GTK utility.  I can't verify, since I don't see a .list file, but you could open up the kubuntu CD in a file browser and look
[01:00] <iceroot> MellowDude: what is norton ghost?
[01:00] <JackGray> keep forgetting... how do you attach to the currently open x on the /host's/ side of ssh (i.e. how do you open applications and have them show up on the host's screen rather than -X over the client's)
[01:01] <marca311> ^Phantom^: idk
[01:01] <ewsubach> raylu: root@ewslaptop:~/.local/share/Trash/files/BackupSecure/Backup# rm *
[01:01] <MellowDude> iceroot its an HD ghosting program
[01:01] <g-hennux> hi!
[01:01] <iceroot> myk_robinson: use mod_userdor  /home/username/public_html  as your www-root
[01:01] <sebastien_> oh hi
[01:01] <Apollo2366> Anyone know where I can find an .svg version of the icon for the Flock browser?
[01:01] <iceroot> myk_robinson: mod_userdir
[01:01] <Flannel> myk_robinson: If you put stuff in ~/public_html/ (and make it readable by the user www-data) then it'll show up at http://whatever/~username/
[01:01] <g-hennux> my nikon coolpix camera doesn't work any more via usb in (k)ubuntu
[01:01] <Apollo2366> the download doesn't come with one
[01:02] <g-hennux> i.e. neither can i mount it nor can digikam open it
[01:02] <Flannel> myk_robinson: This is just a test machine and stuff?
[01:02] <mdg> Flannel: i wonder if there is a kubuntu equivalament of ndiskgtc?
[01:02] <myk_robinson> Flannel: yes, on my laptop, just want to be able to test sites before uploading
[01:02] <g-hennux> [20938.389161] usb 4-2: usbfs: USBDEVFS_CONTROL failed cmd gvfs-gphoto2-vo rqt 33 rq 102 len 0 ret -110
[01:02] <Flannel> myk_robinson: alright, then what we'll do is simply do some permission-magic to make it so you don't need to use sudo to throw stuff into /var/www/
[01:02] <raylu> myk_robinson: then why do you need virtual hosts?
[01:03] <marca311> ^Phantom^: it has an IRC room. Same server as this, #mythtv_users
[01:03] <Flannel> myk_robinson: The easiest way to do it is to add yourself to the www-data group (sudo adduser username www-data) and then sudo chmod g+w /var/www
[01:03] <legend2440> MellowDude: i use partimage.
[01:04] <marca311> ^Phantom^: sorry I mean #mythtv-users
[01:04] <myk_robinson> raylu: I read some of the tutorials online, and am just regurgitating what they claim i needed to do. That's why i came here, I already read some stuff online and it all seems to conflict with each other
[01:04] <Flannel> myk_robinson: You'll have to log back in for the group addition to take effect, but you'll then be able to write to /var/www as your regular user
[01:04] <mdg> AndorinKato: you still with us?
[01:04] <myk_robinson> Flannel: you mind if I make this private so i can keep up for a sec?
[01:04] <Flannel> myk_robinson: I don't mind repeating or whatnot, but sure.
[01:04] <AndorinKato> mdg: Yes, just in PM with someone atm, thank you
[01:04] <mdg> oh okay
[01:05] <^Phantom^> Oh okay.  Thankies, marca311
[01:06] <MellowDude> i found a program called Ghost for Linux but i dont know if its any good or not
[01:07] <legend2440> MellowDude: ive used both  g4l and partimage. i like partimage better
[01:08] <ewsubach> raylu: found the problem, it was a directory higher up than the one i was in that had the lsattr i flag
[01:08] <satellite> Failed to execute child process "/opt/firefox/firefox" (No such file or directory) ----- How do i fix this error? I have to run firefox-3.0 to use firefox.
[01:08] <raylu> ewsubach: i see
[01:09] <raylu> satellite: how did you install firefox? also, what's the output of "which firefox"
[01:09] <bastidrazor> satellite, in terminal type which firefox-3.0
[01:09] <satellite> one second
[01:09] <satellite> No output.
[01:09] <sAM_> satellite:   sudo apt-get remove Firefox --purge   then sudo apt-get install Firefox
[01:09] <satellite> cool beans.
[01:09] <raylu> satellite: and the answer to the first question?
[01:10] <ZummiG777> Question: I'm running into an issue with 9.04 that wasn't in 8.04 - when I try to copy files with long filenames/paths that were valid in 8.04 I'm getting an error that the filenames are too long.  Is there a workaround or setting to resolve that?
[01:10] <ocarinahuff> how do I use irssi to connect to xbmc irc?
[01:10] <raylu> sAM_: if he has firefox installed some other way, that won't be such a great idea
[01:10] <satellite> Fresh ubuntu install... then like an idiot followed the firefox2 tutorial , old one.
[01:10] <sAM_> yeh you are righ raylu :(
[01:10] <satellite> I did something with dpkg -deflect ...... Or something
[01:10] <raylu> satellite: could i see that tutorial? also, what version of ubuntu?
[01:11] <kilrae> my computer is being less than reliable
[01:11] <HugoBoss> Sandralalk mo :*
[01:11] <Sandralalk> HugoBoss: =8§:/
[01:11] <satellite> Jaunty
[01:11] <satellite> raylu: Jaunty
[01:12] <HugoBoss> Sandralalk :D qnta gente
[01:12] <bastidrazor> satellite, jaunty had firefox-3.0 by default
[01:12] <bishop> joining
[01:12] <Sandralalk> HugoBoss: =8§:/
[01:12] <HugoBoss> °°
[01:12] <HugoBoss> mo vamo abrir um canal aqui?
[01:12] <Sandralalk> naUMMMMM
[01:12] <ocarinahuff> quit
[01:12] <HugoBoss> perke?
[01:12] <raylu> !br | HugoBoss
[01:12] <bsmith_> Can anyone help me?
[01:13] <HugoBoss> sry raygn
[01:13] <HugoBoss> raylu
[01:13] <derspankster> bsmith_: impossible to tell
[01:13] <mdg> AndorinKato: having any luck?
[01:13] <bsmith_> derspankster:  setting up dyndns.org without a router?
[01:14] <AndorinKato> mdg: Sorta. I'll let you know either way when we're finished
[01:14] <kad_> heys brothers! anyone has used tripwire ! thx
[01:14] <derspankster> bsmith_: can't help there
[01:14] <bsmith_> Anyone on here who can help with dyndns.org setup without a router?
[01:16] <Hilikus> the remix edition of ubuntu comes with xfe, kde or gnome??
[01:16] <raylu> !remix
[01:16] <ryanprior> Hilikus: none of the above. What it comes with is closes to Gnome.
[01:16] <raylu> =\
[01:16] <rski> !unr
[01:16] <bishop> leaving
[01:16] <rski> bleh
[01:16] <raylu> Hilikus: the netbook remix?
[01:17] <derspankster> bsmith_: you just want to use an other dns?
[01:17] <marca311> !moo
[01:17] <Hilikus> raylu yes
[01:17] <raylu> derspankster: i believe he wants a dns entry pointing to him
[01:17] <raylu> Hilikus: what ryanprior said :P
[01:17] <Hilikus> ryanprior i see, is it lighter than stock ubuntu then i guess
[01:17] <derspankster> raylu" Oh, OK.
[01:17] <satellite> raylu: http://tinyurl.com/lupp4d
[01:17] <ryanprior> Hilikus: no, heavier by a significant bit actually.
[01:18] <bsmith_> derspankster: I want to use my linux box as a server.
[01:18] <ryanprior> Hilikus: the main difference is that it's optimized to take advantage of every available bit of screen space.
[01:19] <satellite> I do not like the NBR
[01:19] <raylu> satellite: apt-get -s purge libstdc++5
[01:19] <ryanprior> satellite: Please suggest improvements by writing Launchpad blueprints, filing bugs, and participating in the Ubuntu Brainstorm.
[01:19] <raylu> bsmith_: i use no-ip.com for this purpose
[01:20] <bsmith_> raylu: are you working without a router?
[01:20] <Hilikus> ryanprio really?? so xuvbuntu would  be better or remix will run well in terms of performance in a netbook?
[01:20] <raylu> bsmith_: no, but the configuration isn't in my router anyway
[01:20] <raylu> Hilikus: it
[01:20] <raylu> whoops.
[01:20] <raylu> Hilikus: it's more suitable for small screens
[01:20] <bsmith_> raylu: I set up an account with dyndns.org.  Does no-ip.com cost money?
[01:21] <ryanprior> Hilikus: I think that Xubuntu would be the easiest on your memory and processor; but xubuntu, kubuntu, and ubuntu assume that you have a full-sized screen, which makes the experience less enjoyable.
[01:21] <raylu> bsmith_: if you want an "enhanced domain." otherwise, no
[01:21] <myxo> anyone know a site that could help me get Ubuntu installed on a Toshiba Satellite 8355, after it reads the disc the screen just stays black indefinitely after "Install" is selected
[01:21] <raylu> !alternate | myxo
[01:21] <satellite> !livecd
[01:21] <satellite> !liveusb
[01:21] <bsmith_> raylu:  Will this conflict with dyndns.org?
[01:22] <raylu> bsmith_: no, as long as you tell others to use your no-ip subdomain
[01:22] <raylu> bsmith_: multiple dns entries can point to the same ip
[01:22] <myxo> raylu thanks! is the % near to 100 to say it works on "all" pcs lol?
[01:22] <Hilikus> ryanprior so even if it would be lighter to run xubuntu, remix still runs well + with good screen usage?
[01:22] <ryanprior> bsmith_: dyndns and no-ip do pretty much the same thing.
[01:22] <raylu> myxo: ubuntu isn't even near 100% pc support
[01:23] <bsmith_> ryanprior: Ok so setting up no-ip would result in not being able to view my site either.
[01:23] <myxo> raylu rofl
[01:23] <ryanprior> bsmith_: the Netbook Remix works well on the netbooks I've tried.
[01:23] <myxo> raylu would a diff distrobution be more wide ranging? anything similar?
[01:23] <raylu> myxo: ubuntu intentionally only spports i386 and amd64 to reduce the workload
[01:23] <ryanprior> bsmith_: That's not what I mean. no-ip would point to your website, and dyndns would also point to your website.
[01:23] <raylu> myxo: but you didn't really ask the right question
[01:24] <ryanprior> Hilikus: the Netbook Remix works well on the netbooks I've tried.
[01:24] <ryanprior> bsmith_: sorry about the netbook comment, got the name wrong. =D
[01:24] <raylu> myxo: i'd just try the alternate cd for now
[01:24] <Raydiation> im always having problems with the audio in gtk-recordmydesktop
[01:24] <ryanprior> We're introducing ARM support, IIRC.
[01:25] <Raydiation> does someone know how to fix this?
[01:25] <raylu> ryanprior: o.0, really?
[01:25] <bsmith_> ryanprior: Thats fine.  I can't even connect to the ip address yet alone the website.
[01:25] <Hilikus> ok a different questions. is it possible to have a conditional /etc/hosts based on which network you are in? if im in my home network i cant connect my server using the external ip, so i have problems with mount, bookmarks, etc. i need something that when detects im inmy network maps a name to a local ip and otherwise map the same name to the external ip
[01:25] <Hilikus> ryan thank you
[01:25] <myxo> raylu ah ok, i dont seem to see it on the download screen, still looking =p
[01:25] <Raydiation> it hangs/gets faster a lot
[01:25] <ryanprior> raylu: yes, announced in November 2008
[01:25] <ryanprior> raylu: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/arm-linux
[01:26] <satellite> How do I hook my AC unit to my UBUNTU
[01:26] <ryanprior> Hilikus: enjoy :-)
[01:26] <rmattb> can anyone point me to a doc on installing the python2.4 (not 2.5) profiler in ubuntu?  thanks!
[01:26] <ryanprior> satellite: Ubuntu does not have a functioning air conditioner driver yet.
[01:27] <bishop> joining
[01:27] <isotherm> hey, does someone have a 9.04 x86 livecd handy?
[01:27] <myxo> raylu amd64 version is for any 64 bit system right?
[01:27] <ryanprior> isotherm: yeah, I've got one. Here you go.
[01:27] <Hilikus> anyone?
[01:27]  * ryanprior hands the CD to isotherm.
[01:27] <raylu> myxo: any 64-bit system that you're likely to encounter, yess
[01:28] <myxo> raylu mk, wasnt sure because it had amd, what does amd mean in that case?
[01:28] <isotherm> i'm missing the files in /.disk (very small text files), i'm wondering if someone can provide them
[01:28] <raylu> myxo: that amd likes seeing their brand name on the architecture name
[01:28] <myxo> raylu oh lol
[01:28] <satellite> No fridgidaire drivers?
[01:28] <bishop> leaving..bbak
[01:28] <satellite> :P later
[01:29] <RequinB4> hey i'm getting a new box tomorrow and wondering if there is any reason i shouldn't install the 64bit version
[01:29] <Hilikus> contional /etc/hosts anyone
[01:29] <Hilikus> conditional*
[01:29] <jv2> hi
[01:29] <raylu> RequinB4: a few programs might have compatibility issues. how much RAM do you have and what do you intend to use your machine for?
[01:29] <CarlFK1> RequinB4: 64 has been working great for me for over 8 months
[01:29] <ryanprior> RequinB4: flash for Ubuntu 64-bit sucks. Apart from that, no reason.
[01:30] <RequinB4> raylu - 4GB, nothing particularly special just general use
[01:30] <jv2> i deleted nm-applet and I can't start it now..running latest
[01:30] <jv2> koala
[01:30] <RequinB4> ryanprior - that's what i was afraid of
[01:30] <CarlFK1> ryanprior: my flash sucks less than when I was on 32
[01:30] <jv2> bad mistake
[01:30] <raylu> RequinB4: i'd go with 64-bit, then
[01:30] <RequinB4> cool
[01:30] <RequinB4> thx
[01:30] <ryanprior> CarlFK1: amen to that, Flash sucks
[01:30] <RequinB4> i guess if flash doesn't work i can always reinstall
[01:30] <ryanprior> RequinB4: you can also just install 32-bit Flash
[01:31] <RequinB4> is there a 64-bit gnash or swfdec?
[01:31] <CarlFK1> I just installed FF3.5, hoping to make a 20 byte html page that lets me play a .ogv stream from an icecast server
[01:31] <ryanprior> RequinB4: you betcha, 64-bit Gnash runs great
[01:31] <jv2> if i do iwconfig ra0 essid network_name it does not stick
[01:31] <RequinB4> that works too, thx
[01:31] <raylu> ryanprior: full-screen support?
[01:31] <CarlFK1> if FF will stream .ogv ... I am going to join the crusade
[01:32] <raylu> jv2: sudo. also, iwconfig ra0 commit
[01:32] <Amaeth> Hi, im with a problem with my apt-get; can someone helpme?
[01:32] <raylu> Amaeth: only if you're more specific
[01:32] <ryanprior> raylu: The virtual machine has full-screen support, don't know whether it's implemented in ActionScript yet or not.
[01:32] <LordDragon> hey all
[01:32] <raylu> ryanprior: the virtual machine?
[01:32] <ryanprior> I think that we should support "apt-get halp"
[01:32] <jv2> Raylu: will try commit..did also with sudo
[01:32] <isotherm> hmm can anyone provide me the files in /.disk or tell me where to find them online?
[01:32] <isotherm> google seach didn't show anything
[01:32] <LordDragon> i just installed 9.04 on my mac mini. it installed ok, but whenever i go to "power management" it locks up ubuntu. the mouse still moves but everything is frozen. any ideas whats wrong ?
[01:33] <ryanprior> raylu: Gnash is a general virtual runtime engine, with a Flash compatibility layer.
[01:33] <raylu> isotherm: there shouldn't be anything in .disk. what filesystem and why?
[01:33] <isotherm> these files in /.disk: base_installable casper-uuid-generic cd_type info release_notes_url
[01:33] <Hodapp> ryanprior: what sort of other stuff can Gnash do?
[01:33] <isotherm> from the lvecd
[01:33] <mdg> LordDragon: are mac mini ppc?
[01:33] <LordDragon> mdg, no its an intel mac mini
[01:33] <isotherm> i know that base_installable is empty, but the others are small text files
[01:33] <ryanprior> Hodapp: At its core, it's a general media-display platform that can theoretically support any sort of programming interface.
[01:34] <kad_> heys brothers! anyone has used tripwire ! thx
[01:34] <isotherm> i have a live usb missing those files, so it will not boot
[01:34] <Hodapp> ryanprior: interesting.
[01:34] <raylu> isotherm: i think that's only for the squashfs on the livecd. they shouldn't be there on an installed system
[01:34] <Amaeth> oks; i cnt install upgrade check remove autoremove or force any aplication in apt-get: its response
[01:34] <Amaeth> http://pastebin.com/d4cda9935
[01:34] <isotherm> ubuntu not installed yet
[01:34] <ryanprior> Hodapp: its compliment is Cygnal, a general media-distribution server with Flash Media Server compatibility
[01:35] <mdg> Amaeth: did you apt-get update first?
[01:35] <jv2> raylu: command was nm-applet --sm-disable from autostart
[01:35] <raylu> jv2: huh?
[01:35] <Amaeth> yes i did
[01:36] <raylu> Amaeth: could you show us your /etc/apt/sources.list and tell us if there are any files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d?
[01:36] <myk_robinson> Flannel: got PHP problems.. PHP is enabled, but not working for the /var/www/Church directory. Firefox asks where to save the file
[01:36] <jv2> the command written in the autostart applications was nm-applet --sm-disable
[01:36] <xeer> Fresh install of 9.04, added some dev packages so that I could compile MPD. Also, compiled lastest version of glib. Now 90% of programs are complaining about libgio-2.0.so.0 having an incorrect symbol. This is causing everything to fail.. where could I find the old release of this library?
[01:36] <raylu> jv2: ...ok?
[01:36] <myk_robinson> Flannel: I placed a PHP info test file in /var/www and it returns the PHP Version 5.2.6 information
[01:36] <Amaeth> umm i add the ppa of smc before it crash
[01:36] <ryanprior> Right now I'm running 9.04, which is essential as a development platform. However, my graphics card is better support in 8.04. If I install 8.04 on another partition and let it use my current home directory, will it wreak havoc?
[01:37] <raylu> Amaeth: i get the feeling that that is causing problems. perhaps you should comment it out
[01:37] <jv2> so i don't understand why it does not on the terminal ..
[01:37] <isotherm> is there somewhere i can browse the files on a livced?
[01:37] <jv2> on jaunty nm-applet was enough to have the applet again
[01:37] <mdg> isotherm: what version ubuntu?
[01:37] <ryanprior> isotherm: yes, you can mount -o loop theimage.iso
[01:37] <raylu> ryanprior: most likely, no. but different versions of some apps might not like their configuration files. evolution and pidign come to mind, especially
[01:37] <isotherm> i don't have the ISO anymore, this is the problem
[01:37] <legend2440> isotherm: ok i'm looking at those file  now what do you want?
[01:38] <ryanprior> raylu: I use webmail and Empathy. Am I in the clear?
[01:38] <raylu> ryanprior: hopefully :P
[01:38] <Amaeth> raylu: i did that but i still have the same problem
[01:38] <Amaeth> http://pastebin.com/d4cda9935
[01:38] <Amaeth> and i cnt uninstall any aplicacition to fix this
[01:38] <ryanprior> hehe
[01:38] <raylu> ryanprior: i think it'd be better to run 8.04 and just put 9.04 in a VM
[01:38] <caffeinated> hello all
[01:39] <raylu> Amaeth: update before running upgrade, after removing the PPA
[01:39] <Amaeth> umm oks
[01:39] <ryanprior> raylu: I'd do that if this weren't my memory-anemic laptop with an old Celeron processor with no virtualization support.
[01:39] <jv2> in the terminal nm-applet --sm-disable returns ** (nm-applet:5269): DEBUG: applet_common_device_state_changed
[01:39] <raylu> ryanprior: oh. you could consider installing the drivers for 9.04 yourself, then
[01:40] <jv2> I will try to remove all applets and install them again
[01:40] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[01:41] <xFire_> Ubuntu isn't letting me transfer files.   It says  I need permission...can anyone help?
[01:41] <A|X> yes
[01:41] <raylu> !permissions | xFire_
[01:41] <A|X> where're you trying to transefer from . to?
[01:41] <Tetracomm> How do I change my Ubuntu 24 hour time to 12 hour time?
[01:41] <jv2> Tetracomm: on the clock properties ;)
[01:41] <Amaeth> raylu: dnt works
[01:41] <jv2> preferences .>right click
[01:41] <xFire_> A | X i'm moveing from ubuntu to ubuntu server ed.  (home -> /var/www)
[01:42] <Tetracomm> jv2: Right click the clock and click adjust date and time? Because I don't see a way to change it to 12 hour time there.
[01:42] <raylu> Tetracomm: preferences
[01:42] <xFire_> I'm changing all the permissions, but when i close it it still doesnt work, and the permissions reset
[01:42] <jv2> yes, preferences
[01:42] <jv2> later..loggin out
[01:43] <raylu> xFire_: let's back up a bit. how are you transferring the files?
[01:43] <epaphus> Hi, where can I edit the server that ubuntu gets its udpates from?
[01:43] <epaphus> automatic updates that is
[01:43] <raylu> Amaeth: aptitude why libcegui-mk2-1
[01:43] <fsckboy> depaphus, under software sources.
[01:43] <xFire_> raylu: I was trying to do it with filezilla, but it wasn't working.  same problem.  so i wen't into my ubunut install, and am tryign with sftp in a GUI
[01:43] <A|X> xFire_, aptitude moo
[01:44] <raylu> xFire_: /var/www isn't user-writable, by default
[01:44] <Amaeth> smc requires..... any way solve:
[01:44] <Amaeth> apt-get remove libcegui-mk2-dev libcegui-mk2-1 smc smc-data
[01:44] <xFire_> raylu: ahh then how do i get my webcontent online??
[01:44] <dethray> Got ubuntu running just how I want it on my laptop... now what do I do? :P
[01:44] <Tetracomm> raylu: I don't see that. This is 8.10, btw.
[01:44] <Amaeth> BB
[01:44] <raylu> Amaeth: is the version from smc in the default repositories acceptable? if so, apt-get remove libcegui-mk2-1
[01:45] <fsckboy> dethray: Install VirtualBox and install XP through that.
[01:45] <mdg> fsckboy: LOL
[01:45] <xeer> Fresh install of 9.04, added some dev packages so that I could compile MPD. Also, compiled lastest version of glib. Now 90% of programs are complaining about libgio-2.0.so.0 having an incorrect symbol. This is causing everything to fail.. where could I find the old release of this library?
[01:45] <raylu> Tetracomm: you don't see preferences when you right-click on the clock?
[01:45] <dethray> Hmm, I'm already using wine for office... :D
[01:45] <kbp> Hello. I'd like to upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10, could anyone give me the link to download the "Alternate installation CD"? Actually, is the "Alternate installation CD" different or the same to the full installation CD?
[01:45] <fsckboy> dethray: Wine is terrible.  You could still execute viruses in wine.  Lmao.
[01:46] <mdg> Tetracomm: Right click clock > Preferences
[01:46] <Tetracomm> Oops, this is embarrassing.
[01:46] <raylu> xeer: dpkg -S libgio-2.0
[01:46] <Tetracomm> Fixed.
[01:46] <Flannel> kbp: The alternate CD is different than the Desktop CD, yes.  But they both install the same system (they just go about it differently).  Alternate has no LiveCD portion, but gives more options (and can be used to upgrade)
[01:46] <fsckboy> kdpThre are more choices in alt disc.
[01:46] <dethray> Hmm, vitrualbox, eh, what about vmware?
[01:46] <Flannel> kbp: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/  You can find the alternate iso there, depending on your arch
[01:46] <Tetracomm> Thank you. mdg and raylu. :) *hands you cookies*
[01:47]  * raylu nom nom nom
[01:47]  * mdg ummm!
[01:47] <^Phantom^> Failed to tune to transponder at 57000000
[01:47] <^Phantom^> Failed to tune to transponder at 57000000
[01:47] <^Phantom^> Failed to tune to transponder at 63000000
[01:47] <^Phantom^> Failed to tune to transponder at 63000000
[01:47] <FloodBot2> ^Phantom^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:47] <kbp> thank you Flannel and fsckboy
[01:47] <raylu> dethray: vmware isn't free in the libre sense, but you can use it if you wish.
[01:47] <^Phantom^> i didn't mean to paste that :(
[01:47]  * fsckboy fsck fsck fsck his disk.
[01:48] <raylu> dethray, fsckboy: you can execute virii, but you don't need to worry about them harming any more than files that you can write to
[01:48] <xFire_> raylu: ?
[01:48] <raylu> xFire_: oh, sorry
[01:48] <Grantbow> trying to install 9.04 on an Acer Aspire One - double click wubi - I get nothing but a log.  Any ideas? https://paste.ubuntu.com/205938
[01:48] <xeer> raylu:  would dpkg would even if the NetworkManager has failed because of this library symbol error?
[01:48] <Wicked> !tripwire
[01:48] <^Phantom^> ubuntu SUCKS for tv tuners :(
[01:48] <mdg> AndorinKato: Any luck?
[01:48] <fsckboy> Linux is great!  Ubuntu is great too! I'm on Sidekick sshing to my machine to irssi to here. :)
[01:48] <raylu> xFire_: either transfer it to somewhere within your server's /home/youruser and them sudo mv it from there, or
[01:48] <Wicked> ^Phantom^, works awesome with my pvr ;0
[01:49] <raylu> xFire_: give yourself permission to write to /var/www
[01:49] <AndorinKato> mdg: Getting there. :)
[01:49] <xFire_> How do i give myself perission?
[01:49] <mdg> yay \O/
[01:49] <^Phantom^> Good for you!
[01:49] <raylu> xFire_: 19:02:05         Flannel> myk_robinson: The easiest way to do it is to add yourself to the www-data group (sudo adduser username www-data) and then sudo chmod g+w /var/www
[01:49] <Tetracomm> Ubuntu is supposed to set to show me the wind speed and temperature, but it is not doing so, why?
[01:49] <mdg> I gotta head out.  Night all /me waves goodnight
[01:49] <myk_robinson> raylu: Sorry, got it sorted. I just needed to address the file using localhost instead of the full path
[01:49] <Flannel> xFire_: And chown www-data:www-data /var/www
[01:49] <raylu> Tetracomm: because that widget is buggy :P
[01:50] <Tetracomm> Lawd.
[01:50] <fsckboy> !sensors | Tetracomm
[01:50] <raylu> myk_robinson: oh, sorry for the ping, just forwarding flannel's advice to xFire_
[01:50] <fsckboy> I Lol'd.
[01:50] <Tetracomm> No, i'm talking about the weather.
[01:50] <Grantbow> Is there a wubi IRC channel?
[01:51] <fsckboy> Tetracomm: Add weather applet in gnome-=anel.
[01:52] <Gnea> Grantbow: you're in it.
[01:52] <legend2440> Tetracomm: RIGHT CLICK TOP PANEL CHOOSE ADD TO PANEL AND CHOOSE wEATHER rEPORT  THAT ONE WORKS
[01:52] <legend2440> sorry about caps
[01:52] <Flannel> Grantbow: not wubi specific on IRC.  Here, or they have a wubi specific section in ubuntuforums
[01:52] <Tetracomm> Ok.
[01:53] <Grantbow> Gnea, Flannel: ok, thanks.
[01:53] <fsckboy> legend2440: COOL IT MAKY!
[01:53] <xFire_> raylu: ok, if i ever need to do this again, what do you think are the keywords i could google to tell me again
[01:54] <Grantbow> trying to install 9.04 on an Acer Aspire One - I double click wubi - I get nothing but a log with a traceback.  Any ideas? https://paste.ubuntu.com/205938
[01:54] <raylu> xFire_: m... this is actually a collection of issues
[01:54] <xFire_> raylu: Also, i did what you told me to and it didn't work :(
[01:55] <millertimek1a2m3> hey i'm learning C for the first time...
[01:55] <millertimek1a2m3> reading c primer plus
[01:55] <raylu> xFire_: on the server, run "groups" and "ls -ld /var/www"
[01:55] <Grantbow> s
[01:55] <millertimek1a2m3> and i'm wanting a program as a compiler for c
[01:56] <steveno> Has anyone gotten a sprint Merlin S720 working on Ubuntu 8.04?
[01:56] <raylu> millertimek1a2m3: gcc
[01:56] <Grantbow> err http://paste.ubuntu.com/205938/
[01:56] <xFire_> raylu: ls: cannot access ld: No such file or directory
[01:56] <xFire_> /var/www:
[01:56] <xFire_> index.html
[01:56] <FloodBot2> xFire_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:56] <ryanprior> Is Sourceforge unavailable to y'all? It won't load for me.
[01:56] <raylu> xFire_: you forgot the -
[01:57] <xFire_> eh brb raylu...sry
[01:57] <raylu> ryanprior: fine for me. http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/sourceforge.net
[01:57] <millertimek1a2m3> raylu: a gui for browsing C...;
[01:57] <millertimek1a2m3> ?
[01:57] <raylu> millertimek1a2m3: browsing... the C libraries?
[01:57] <ryanprior> raylu: great website, will bookmark that one. Will you download http://downloads.sourceforge.net/lubi/lubi_7.04.04_all.deb and mirror it for me?
[01:58] <A|X> halp!
[01:58] <raylu> ryanprior: http://raylu.no-ip.org/f
[01:59] <ryanprior> A|X: halp is on teh way. What seems to be the matter, citizen?
[01:59] <A|X> ryanprior, i install ubuntu server 9.04
[01:59] <A|X> reboot
[01:59] <millertimek1a2m3> raylo: well i wanted something that would be use ful for someone reading a c primer plus book... is this it?
[01:59] <millertimek1a2m3> it it also like a compiler or... idk
[01:59] <A|X> it comes up "giving up waiting for root partition"  and gives me a initramfs shell
[02:00] <ryanprior> A|X: perhaps try re-installing, unless you suspect that your hard-drive doesn't work or something.
[02:00] <xFire_> raylu: mkay, got it
[02:00] <A|X> no
[02:00] <A|X> i've reinstalle dmultiples times
[02:00] <hermitmode> who's who:: php developer using netbeans?
[02:00] <A|X> whith this as the result
[02:00] <raylu> millertimek1a2m3: gcc is the compiler pretty much everyone uses
[02:00] <lowlycoder> how do I have ubuntu get my hostname dynamically via dhcp rather than from /etc/hostname ? (it's screwing up my email return addr)
[02:00] <xFire_> raylu:
[02:00] <xFire_> raylu:what next man
[02:01] <raylu> millertimek1a2m3: as far as reading the book, i don't know what you mean
[02:01] <MellowDude> will GTA San Andreas play in wine
[02:01] <ryanprior> A|X: have you tried installing different versions, or different Linux distros?
[02:01] <raylu> xFire_: show me the output of those?
[02:01] <tntc> hey, I'm using an 802.11n card (iwlagn driver, Intel WiFi Link 5100) and I see a max bitrate of 60mbit.  Why is it 60 instead of the N 130?
[02:01] <A|X> centos installs no problem
[02:01] <millertimek1a2m3> raylu: oh ok. well i was looking at an entry called codelite
[02:01] <xFire_> raylu:austin adm dialout cdrom plugdev sambashare lpadmin admin
[02:01] <xFire_> raylu:drwxrwxr-x 2 www-data www-data 4096 2009-06-27 15:53 /var/www
[02:01] <raylu> MellowDude: http://appdb.winehq.org
[02:01] <millertimek1a2m3> raylu: ok codelite is an IDE while
[02:02] <Flannel> xFire_: After you add yourself to the www-data group, you have to log in again
[02:02] <raylu> xFire_: you're not in the www-data group
[02:02] <MellowDude> thank raylu
[02:02] <millertimek1a2m3> raylu: while gcc is a compiler and stuff
[02:02] <xFire_> raylu: I did what you told me too though....
[02:02] <raylu> xFire_: what Flannel said.
[02:02] <hermitmode> who's who:: php developer using netbeans?
[02:03] <millertimek1a2m3> raylu: isn't gcc in the add/remove?
[02:03] <xFire_> aaaaah
[02:03] <xFire_> raylu | flannel : thank you guys, its copying :)
[02:03] <raylu> millertimek1a2m3: i don't use that, so i have no idea. it's in the repositories, though
[02:03] <xFire_> raylu: You said this was a multitude of problems?
[02:04] <hoolz> hey guys, question
[02:04] <hoolz> i got the latest alpha of ubuntu
[02:04] <raylu> xFire_: your gui tried to change permissions on a directory that it couldn't and didn't give you meaningful output
[02:04] <Flannel> hoolz: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic support, thanks
[02:04] <raylu> xFire_: and the whole file permissions thing
[02:04] <hoolz> how i backup my ubuntu and make a .iso?
[02:05] <hoolz> after i installed ubuntu ibex can i create a iso for a "clean install" or no?
[02:05] <hoolz> like for recorymode
[02:05] <millertimek1a2m3> oh ok...
[02:05] <xFire_> raylu: ok, so i had to set file perimissions to my user to edit /var/www and add myself to a list?
[02:05] <mezquitale> I am trying to configure SSH using rsa encrypted key, does anyone know if I need to set "RhostsRSAuthentication" to "yes"?????
[02:05] <raylu> xFire_: um... sure. actually, you added a group to your list of groups, but yes
[02:05] <millertimek1a2m3> raylu: the book was talking about C not having it's own editor. nm. stupid of me. editor/compiler. small read mistake but stilll dumb
[02:05] <MellowDude> they say it work i have to try it
[02:06] <xFire_> raylu: group?
[02:06] <raylu> mezquitale: the default sshd_config allows authentication with rsa keys, so no
[02:06] <ryanprior> raylu: thanks for the mirror
[02:06] <raylu> xFire_: yes. "id" may shed some light
[02:06] <ryanprior> dunno what's up with my connection to sourceforge
[02:06] <raylu> ryanprior: np
[02:06] <xFire_> raylu: i'm not familiar with termianl comands past sudo apt-get
[02:07] <raylu> xFire_: just run "id" by itself
[02:07] <mezquitale> raylu,  OK thanks, let me give it a try then
[02:07] <legend2440> hoolz: http://maketecheasier.com/backup-ubuntu-with-remastersys/2008/12/22
[02:08] <xFire_> raylu: ok....i'll just study it later.  thanks a bunch
[02:08] <xFire_> bye room
[02:10] <Phrogz> Just installed ubuntu server; learning to admin it. When I login and it tells me "18 packages can be updated. 1 update is a security update." What are the apt commands to list and/or install those?
[02:11] <kad_> tripwire --check | /usr/bin/mail root -s "Tripwire Check" 2>&1 (what 2>&1 refer to ) Thx =)
[02:11] <ryu> when i upgrade ext3 to ext4 it is not aus good as a reinstall? is that true?
[02:11] <coleys> Phrogz: sudo apt-get upgrade
[02:11] <coleys> ryu: Correct.
[02:11] <Phrogz> coleys - thank you.
[02:11] <quakelive> Does ubuntu work with an Audigy 2 Value?
[02:11] <rski> quakelive: yes
[02:11] <coleys> quakelive: Should...
[02:11] <ryu> ColdFyre, but only since the data gets rewriten, oder are there other limitations, too?
[02:12] <quakelive> It didn't work the last time I installed it
[02:12] <ryu> argh, tab fail, sorry :(
[02:12] <coleys> quakelive: Might require a little tinkering, but you can easily find fix's on google.
[02:12] <hermitmode> ::Help Problem with LAN Connection-- using ASUS board-- ubuntu 64
[02:12] <coleys> hermitmode: Wireless or Non
[02:13] <billybigrigger> what is the defacto ipod app for syncing up music and such in jaunty/karmic??? can anyone give me some input?
[02:13] <coleys> billybigrigger: gtkpod
[02:13] <billybigrigger> thanks eh
[02:13] <hermitmode> wired
[02:13] <coleys> hermitmode: Whats the problem? Be straight forward as possible.
[02:15] <hermitmode> :: I cant connect to my wired network using 64bit
[02:15] <hermitmode> 32bit works fine... It is possible the ubuntu 64bit don't support my onboard eth...
[02:16] <coleys> hermitmode: I don't know what your problem is, you havn't stated it.
[02:16] <raylu> Phrogz, coleys: apt-get upgrade is an alias for safe-upgrade
[02:16] <coleys> hermitmode: oh.. =( umm..
[02:16] <raylu> Phrogz, coleys: i lied, ignore me
[02:16] <quakelive> How do I get an Audigy 2 Value working with Ubuntu 9.04?
[02:16] <Phrogz> heh, ok
[02:16] <coleys> =O
[02:16] <quakelive> anyone know?
[02:16] <coleys> quakelive: Give google a search.
[02:16] <Phrogz> apt-get -u upgrade is what I wanted :)
[02:17] <coleys> quakelive: Do this for me: "lspci | grep -i audio"
[02:18] <raylu> Phrogz: if you install package A and it pulls in B and C as dependencies, then install D which depends on C, what do you expect to happen after removing A?
[02:18] <quakelive> I'm in slackware at the moment
[02:18] <quakelive> but i'll try it
[02:18] <amseidler> When I try to play my DVD, it says "Cannot read from resource". How can I fix this? It's a brand new DVD, so I know it works.
[02:18] <raylu> !dvd | amseidler
[02:19] <usr13_> quakelive: You slacker you!
[02:19] <Phrogz> raylu - ideally I expect to be asked if B should be removed.
[02:19] <quakelive> 05:00.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB0400 Audigy2 Value
[02:19] <raylu> Phrogz: you should consider using aptitude over apt-get, then
[02:19] <usr13_> Phrogz: You probably were asked.
[02:19] <Phrogz> raylu: (Is this a quiz because I'm an obvious n00b? I don't care about that situation personally.)
[02:20] <Phrogz> usr13_/raylu - are you confusing me with someone else?
[02:20] <coleys> Phrogz: You can install it seperately, afterwords. But it will get removed if nothing is using it. And I believe that is the most ideal situation, otherwise you'd be overflowing with stuff you didn't have a need for anymore. =o
[02:20] <usr13_> raylu: Oh, aptitude asks and apt-get does not?
[02:20] <Phrogz> coleys - that's a fine situation, too.
[02:20] <billybigrigger> coleys::: anything besides gtkpod i can use?
[02:20] <raylu> usr13_: i don't think apt-get tracks whether or not packages are "automatically" installed
[02:21] <coleys> Phrogz: Uhh.. We don't quiz people. We're community helping community. =P
[02:21] <usr13_> Phrogz: Not sure really...
[02:21] <Phrogz> coleys - :) Just wondering why raylu was asking me about uninstalling, since that was unrelated (basically) to my original question.
[02:21] <coleys> billybigrigger: Gtkpod would be your best option, you can also try rythmbox
[02:22] <usr13_> raylu: I think it usually tells you that other applications will also be un-installed, or something to that effect.  (Promay not have noticed.)
[02:22] <coleys> Correct me if I spelled rythm incorrectly =P
[02:22] <usr13_> raylu: I think it usually tells you that other applications will also be un-installed, or something to that effect.  ( Phrogz may not have noticed.)
[02:22] <raylu> !ipod | billybigrigger
[02:23] <coleys> Perfect =P
[02:23] <Caleb__> Will virtualising ubuntu murder my computer?
[02:23] <Phrogz> usr13_: not that I care, but I haven't uninstalled anything, and wasn't wondering about uninstalling anything :)
[02:23] <RequinB4> Caleb__: depends on your box
[02:23] <coleys> Caleb__: come again...?
[02:23] <R_YoYo_R> Caleb__, why would it? You mean running it in vmware or something?
[02:23] <amseidler> What kind of effect would ejecting a DVD while it's playing have?
[02:23] <Caleb__> Yes vmware
[02:23] <raylu> usr13_, Phrogz: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/aptitude
[02:23] <RequinB4> caleb - it depends on your computer's recources really
[02:24] <R_YoYo_R> Caleb__, I have done it plenty of times .... just like running any other OS in vmware
[02:24] <usr13_> Phrogz: Nevermind
[02:24] <Caleb__> I have 4gb Ram and like 300gb hdd
[02:24] <R_YoYo_R> Caleb__, remember that you can allocate resources
[02:24] <coleys> amseidler: It will stop playing =P?
[02:24] <RequinB4> processer?
[02:24] <Phrogz> usr13_: Never will! :)
[02:24] <Caleb__> Yes i no lol
[02:24] <RequinB4> caleb - give ubuntu at least 1gb ram it'll be fine
[02:24] <amseidler> coleys: I know that. I mean will it have like a negative effect?
[02:24] <raylu> usr13_, Phrogz: so, from what i can tell, apt-get will remove unused depedencies but not unused depdencies of unused depdencies
[02:24] <Caleb__> Proccessor is AMD
[02:24] <coleys> amseidler: Lol... Ubuntu isn't ebil.
[02:25] <usr13_> Phrogz: raylu is correct, aptitude is a bit more sophisticated / feature rich than apt-get
[02:25] <RequinB4> caleb - my freind boots his in 12 seconds with 1gb ram and a core 2 duo 2.66ghz
[02:25] <amseidler> coleys: lol, ok
[02:25] <Caleb__> k
[02:25] <coleys> amseidler: Anything windows can do, ubuntu does better =) (8)
[02:25] <Mrpeepers310> hey can anyone login to yahoo i.m. using pidgin?
[02:25] <mobi-sheep> !yahoo | Mr
[02:25] <mobi-sheep> Meh.
[02:25] <amseidler> coleys: Haha.
[02:25] <hermitmode> Mrpeepers310: update your pidgin
[02:26] <coleys> Kopete ftw =D
[02:26] <amseidler> I get this error: http://cpcheating.com/screenies/zNI6zRG8W9AcBJzgugLBUKbvzZ2UiJia.png when trying to play a DVD
[02:26] <Mrpeepers310> coleys: kopete doesn't work either
[02:26] <hermitmode> coleys: ru KDE user?
[02:26] <coleys> hermitmode: Yeah. I use Arch Linux with KDEmod.
[02:26] <mobi-sheep> !dvd | amseidler
[02:27] <amseidler> mobi-sheep: Just tried that, didn't work
[02:27] <hermitmode> coleys: ah ic...
[02:27] <Caleb__> Is it possible to install ubuntu into the virtual hard drive?
[02:27] <coleys> Caleb__: Yes.
[02:27] <Caleb__> Fully?
[02:27] <coleys> Caleb__: Load the Iso as a cd rom
[02:27] <usr13_> Caleb__: virtual hard drive?
[02:27] <coleys> Caleb__: Yes.
[02:27] <coleys> Yes =o
[02:27] <Caleb__> OH YEA!!
[02:27] <Caleb__> Awesome
[02:28] <coleys> then after it loads the iso, you can choose to install to the "virtual harddrive"
[02:28] <Caleb__> Ima happy dude XD
[02:28] <Caleb__> Ok
[02:28] <coleys> Screw virtuallll go realll =D
[02:28] <aquachica> How fast should your computer be to run Ubuntu in VMware or Qemu?
[02:28] <Caleb__> Yes after it like loads up the splashscreen
[02:28] <coleys> aquachica: Depends on your RAM.
[02:29] <earthmeLon> When you login using SSH, you see user@foo$.  What's this foo and how do I change mine?
[02:29] <Caleb__> Yea
[02:29] <coleys> Caleb__: Well it will load the "Live System"
[02:29] <raylu> aquachica: if you have the vmx flag in /proc/cpuinfo, your processor will definitely be fine
[02:29] <aquachica> I have a 1.99 GB RAM and a P4 2.8 GHz processor.
[02:29] <coleys> Caleb__: Then you can click the Install on the Live Desktop to install it to the virutal harddisk\
[02:29] <usr13_> coleys: I guess no one is going to tell me what a "virtual harddrive" is.  :(
[02:29] <Caleb__> Yea i booted into that ages ago lolz
[02:29] <coleys> usr13_: virtual hardrive is a harddrive which is utilized by a program which emulates operating systems.
[02:29] <Caleb__> Its a file on your c drive
[02:29] <coleys> !vmware
[02:30] <Caleb__> What he said
[02:30] <Mrpeepers310> !pidgin
[02:30] <aquachica> I use QEmu for DSL.
[02:30] <usr13_> coleys: Oh.. running on RAM (Live CD), ok yea, I get it..
[02:30] <Caleb__> !nero
[02:30] <hermitmode> vmwareserver 2 works fine
[02:30] <bsmith_> I've follwed directions at HOWTO contro your home PC from your office (terminal, putty, ddclient & sshd) on ubuntu forums.  Can someone help me with firestarter
[02:30] <brachiolo> hi guys
[02:30] <kvas> доброй всем ночи
[02:30] <aquachica> Is there a tutorial on how to run Ubuntu in QEmu?
[02:30] <coleys> usr13_: Well... difference is... it runs inside a program instead of running on your desktop. It takes more ram, because windows or whatevver is running aswell.
[02:30] <arand> !ru kvas
[02:31] <kvas> sorry
[02:31] <coleys> !ru
[02:31] <raylu> usr13_: no, that's more like a tmpfs
[02:31] <hermitmode> :: Pidgin 2.5.5 can't connect to yahoo ::Solution update to 2.5.7
[02:32] <raylu> usr13_: virtual (hard) drives are generally files your virtualization software uses to store persistent data and serves to your guest os as a hard drive
[02:32] <bishop> joining
[02:33] <raylu> aquachica: what will your host OS be?
[02:33] <coleys> (He wants to do ubuntu)
[02:33] <jwfoxjr> what is the recommended way of backing up a system? I've got a 500gb usb drive - I only need to backup data?
[02:33] <raylu> coleys: he wants ubuntu to be his guest OS, i thought
[02:33] <bsmith_> anyone?
[02:33] <raylu> !backup | jwfoxjr
[02:33] <jv1> installed wicd and network works fine now
[02:33] <jv1> BUt...
[02:33] <aquachica> I am using Win XP Pro.
[02:33] <jv1> keyboard settings are all messed up
[02:34] <jv1> changing the network layout in system>preferences does not work
[02:34] <aquachica> I would like to use Ubuntu on that particular computer and be able to save to a flash disk.
[02:34] <coleys> jv1: ehh.. whats your problem?
[02:35] <linuxguy2009> jwfoxjr - check PM?
[02:35] <coleys> jwfoxjr: And I would recommend just having a seperate /home partition =)
[02:35] <jv1> coleys:  keyboard settings got messed u
[02:35] <raylu> aquachica: it's not that complicated. just create a virtual disk on your flash drive, boot qemu with that drive and an iso of ubuntu, and install
[02:35] <jv1> messed up  settings > keyboard does not keep us settings
[02:35] <coleys> jv1: Wicd would have nothing to do with that... I believe you can change settings with... System > Keyboard or something.
[02:35] <jv1> US
[02:36] <jv1> well, yes..it should
[02:36] <jv1> but does not work
[02:36] <aquachica> Great. ^_^  I will try that out.  It would be nice to finally have Ubuntu at work.
[02:36] <jv1> do you know the terminal command torun settings as during installation?
[02:37] <raylu> aquachica: you could just run an ubuntu server at home and connect to it remotely from work
[02:37] <coleys> Ssh ftw. =)
[02:37] <jv1> sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup  ?
[02:38] <jv1> need to email myself this command because I can'r use the KB ..
[02:38] <salam> salam
[02:38] <sambagirl> is there a michael jackson channel?
[02:38] <jwfoxjr> coleys: what do you think of creating a git clone of the /home?
[02:38] <Helen_McCall> can someone please instruct me on how to change my keychain password
[02:38] <raylu> jwfoxjr: massive overkill
[02:39] <sombra> hola
[02:39] <salam> i know mikael jackson
[02:39] <raylu> jwfoxjr: do you want many backups from multiple previous dates of your /home or just one?
[02:39] <sambagirl> get a mac and run elive :)
[02:39] <coleys> Helen_McCall: sudo rm -rf ~/.gnome2/keyrings/default.keyring
[02:39] <salam> now
[02:40] <jwfoxjr> raylu: no - just periodic backups - prolly weekly - had too many issues with this laptop
[02:40] <salam> what do you say
[02:40] <raylu> jwfoxjr: so... just one?
[02:40] <Helen_McCall> coleys: doesn't that remove the entire keychain meaning I would have to input all my passwords again>
[02:40] <coleys> Helen_McCall: No.
[02:41] <raylu> coleys: no need for sudo
[02:41] <jwfoxjr> raylu: probably keep a half dozen or so
[02:41] <salam> i don't speak english
[02:41] <bazhang> !ot > salam
[02:41] <coleys> raylu: Ahh guess not =)
[02:41] <bazhang> salam, what language
[02:41] <jv1> salam for you too :)
[02:41] <salam> je vous jure je ne comprends pas anglais
[02:41] <raylu> !fr | salam
[02:42] <bazhang> salam, /join #ubuntu-fr
[02:42] <salam> exit
[02:42] <jv1> au revoir
[02:42] <coleys> Salut
[02:42] <bsmith_> Can anyone help me/
[02:43] <coleys> !ask | bsmith_
[02:43] <jv1> bsmith_: is it serious ? :)
[02:43] <raylu> jwfoxjr: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem/SimpleBackupSuite probably suits your needs best
[02:43] <bsmith_> I've follwed directions at HOWTO contro your home PC from your office (terminal, putty, ddclient & sshd) on ubuntu forums.  Can someone help me with firestarter
[02:43] <jwfoxjr> raylu: thanks
[02:44] <coleys> bsmith_: uhh... Firestarter isn't being developed anymore is it?
[02:44] <raylu> !firestarter
[02:44] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, did you make sure to forward the port on your router?
[02:44] <bsmith_> coleys: I am unaware of that, I just downloaded it recently.
[02:44] <bsmith_> R_YoYo_R: I am routerless
[02:44] <coleys> bsmith_: I could be wrong, but you don't really need firestarter. Just complicates things unecessarily.
[02:45] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, ahh .... I just use the built in remote desktop app
[02:45] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, gnome or kde?
[02:45] <zealiod> what account do cron jobs run under... the user account - or is there a cron system account?
[02:45] <coleys> bsmith_: And... are you having truoble getting ssh to work?
[02:45] <bsmith_> R_YoYo_R: sorry i'm ubuntu stupid. I'm running ubunut 9.04 non server edition.
[02:46] <bsmith_> coleys: yes
[02:46] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, and you want to make sure you have a static IP ....
[02:46] <coleys> bsmith_: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[02:46] <raylu> zealiod: each user can have his own crontab
[02:46] <jv1> man! need to reinstall because reconfguring the keyboard settings did not work
[02:46] <R_YoYo_R> then you can use VNC viewer.... just pop in your IP and you should be golden
[02:46] <raylu> zealiod: that's what crontab's -u flag is for :D
[02:46] <bsmith_> R_YoYo_R: I'm avoiding that using dyndns.org to update back to xxx.homelinux.org.
[02:46] <coleys> bsmith_: ssh -l coleys(Username) 192.168.2.18(local IP)
[02:46] <zealiod> raylu: sure i understand that - but when the cron jobs are run - are they run as the user
[02:47] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, that works too.
[02:47] <jv1> and it's faster to install than to finding out what's wrong :)
[02:47] <jv1> at least for me
[02:47] <raylu> zealiod: they're run under whover's crontab they are under
[02:47] <coleys> bsmith_: So in this format: ssh -l username Localip(or internetip)
[02:47] <zealiod> raylu: with there permission
[02:47] <zealiod> raylu: then that is mighty weird
[02:47] <raylu> zealiod: why?
[02:47] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, is port 5900 open?
[02:47] <salam> i don't speak french
[02:47] <coleys> R_YoYo_R: ssh uses 22.
[02:48] <MellowDude> whats the off topic room name
[02:48] <salam> howw nowww
[02:48] <jv1> salam:  ahahah
[02:48] <cabrey> !ot
[02:48] <jv1> what language do you speak? portuguese?
[02:48] <bsmith_> R_YoYo_R: How can I check that
[02:48] <bastidrazor> bsmith_, you don't have to use -l .. you could use ssh username@host(ip)
[02:48] <zealiod> raylu: if i run this pyton script its all good, but the cron job falls over and requires the sudo passed - i've added this user to the visudo to allow sudo access.... but the cron job still requires a password, which breaks the program
[02:48] <R_YoYo_R> coleys, bsmith_ is the point to ssh? did i miss something? I thought we were trying to do remote desktop
[02:48] <salam> i don' tunderstand english
[02:48] <RequinB4> MellowDude - #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:48] <coleys> R_YoYo_R: Ssh.
[02:49] <R_YoYo_R> well i suppose you can use ssh to remote desktop but ....
[02:49] <raylu> zealiod: why not just run the job as root?
[02:49] <jv1> salam: speak what language?
[02:49] <bishop> leaving
[02:49] <hikenboot_> hello installed the debian kernel source for a kernel using dpkg -i ..unfortunately I do not see the source directory under /usr/src! where would the install have placed it?
[02:49] <bsmith_> R_YoYo_R: no remote desktop, dyndns.org "server"
[02:49] <zealiod> raylu: erm, well - why should i have to?
[02:49] <bsmith_> coley: permission denied, checking typr
[02:49] <raylu> hikenboot_: dpkg -L [package name] lists files owned by a pakcage
[02:50] <hikenboot_> thanks raylu
[02:50] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, so go into system\preferences\remote desktop
[02:50] <raylu> zealiod: you want the job to do something that requires root permissions... sudo seems like a round-about way of doing it
[02:50] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, enable that
[02:50] <coleys> bsmith_: Do both computers have... openssh-server installed on them?
[02:50] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, then on the windows machine use a vncviewer
[02:50] <coleys> bsmith_: And are both connected to the internet/lan
[02:50] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, and go to whatever.homelinux.org:5900
[02:51] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, and assuming port 5900 is open you should be all set
[02:51] <zealiod> raylu: sure, but i only want the script to have access to certain programs, so i can specify those programs in the visudo entry
[02:51] <zealiod> raylu: makes it a bit tighter - works ok for www user
[02:51] <raylu> zealiod: show me your sudoers then, i guess
[02:52] <legend2440> jv1: whats wrong. keyboard settings keep changing from US to something else?
[02:52] <zealiod> TheUser ALL=   NOPASSWD: /home/SerenNet/, /sbin/iptables
[02:52] <jv1> legend2440: somehow i screwed up my keyboard settings
[02:52] <zealiod> raylu: thats the entry
[02:52] <bsmith_> coleys: no I couldn't even intall openssh-server
[02:52] <jv1> and I can't get them to restore back to US
[02:52] <jv1> by systems > keyaboard
[02:53] <coleys> bsmith_: sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[02:53] <jv1> beyboard
[02:53] <jv1> shoot
[02:53] <coleys> bsmith_: sudo apt-get upgrate && sudo apt-get install openssh-server*
[02:53] <jshsu> having sound issues, using pulseaudio, aplay -l doesn't show my soundcard, alsa info here: http://bit.ly/tKL5v
[02:53] <coleys> dfijkdsgfd\
[02:53] <jv1> sometimes I type ok ;)
[02:53] <raylu> zealiod: either i'm misunderstanding sudoers syntax or /home/serennet/ is invalid
[02:53] <coleys> bsmith_: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install openssh-server*
[02:53] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, coleys i still dont understand why we are installing openssh ... all he wants to do is be able to remote into his machine from work
[02:53] <jv1> or by running the configuration on the terminal
[02:53] <raylu> zealiod: also, try sudo -u TheUser sudo iptables -L
[02:53] <legend2440> jv1: can you paste the  /etc/X11/xorg.conf file?
[02:53] <legend2440> !paste
[02:53] <A|X> does ubuntu server have a GUI?
[02:54] <bsmith_> coleys: working now
[02:54] <coleys> R_YoYo_R: He said "SSH" and that is remote aswell...
[02:54] <bobzillion> what file is responsible for the boot selection menu on the live CD?  And can it be altered to point to a USB device as a choice?
[02:54] <coleys> bsmith_: Perfect.
[02:54] <raylu> A|X: that would be absurd
[02:54] <A|X> i agree!
[02:54] <zealiod> raylu: try in what capacity?
[02:54] <zealiod> raylu: in the python script or?
[02:54] <raylu> zealiod: just as your current user
[02:54] <R_YoYo_R> coleys, right i assumed he read somewhere he needed SSH to do it. I was trying to take him down the easy route
[02:54] <zealiod> raylu: that works fine
[02:54] <bsmith_> now what?
[02:55] <joakimk> I'm at a hotel, using a wired internet service. In XP, Firefox takes me to the hotel's start page for the Internet access, where I can click to buy 24 hrs access. However, in Ubuntu, Firefox can't find a connection. Could I hook this up manually, somehow?
[02:55] <coleys> R_YoYo_R: Ahh, well I bet he would like to have remote desktop access ie VNC aswell... Ssh is only cli.
[02:55] <R_YoYo_R> bsmith_, can you try the suggestions i made previously?
[02:55] <jv1> yes, I will try..tx oh..there is no keyboard section
[02:55] <R_YoYo_R> coleys, my point exactly
[02:55] <jv1> on xonrg.conf
[02:55] <raylu> zealiod: and the crontab entry can be seen with "sudo crontab -u TheUser -e"?
[02:55] <jv1> xorg.conf
[02:56] <coleys> R_YoYo_R: Regardless he said he waas trying to get ssh to work, didn't mention vnc, but it would be good for him to know.
[02:56] <zealiod> raylu: yes
[02:56] <raylu> zealiod: then i have no idea
[02:57] <joakimk> Could it be that the hotel's connection thing (what's this called, a proxy? a gateway?) only works in XP? After buying access, I would think eth0 would provide me with access also in Linux...
[02:58] <tafsen> How come ubuntu don't remember the changes I do in NVIDIA settings when I restart?
[02:58] <coleys> joakimk: How are you connecting? Wireless or wired? And... I Would assume y
[02:58] <coleys> joakimk: How are you connecting? Wireless or wired? And... I Would assume it would be considered a gateway.
[02:58] <b0w> hellooo, to run quake3 i have to install wine?
[02:59] <joakimk> coleys: I'm on a wired connection
[02:59] <raylu> tafsen: known bug, i think
[02:59] <rdw200169> tafsen, b/c you have to tell the application to apply changes to your xorg.conf file
[02:59] <coleys> joakimk: OPen up a web browser?
[02:59] <coleys> joakimk: Does a hotel message get displayed?
[02:59] <jv1> legend2440: I appreciate you wanting to hel me but I am having problmes no to connect too so I just reinstall
[02:59] <tafsen> rdw200169: then I only get a error "can't create backup file"
[02:59] <joakimk> coleys: in Ubuntu, the "ethernet" menu (top of screen) says I'm connected to "eth0"
[02:59] <rdw200169> tafsen, i.e. 'Save to X Configuration File'
[02:59] <legend2440> jv1: ok good luck
[02:59] <joakimk> coleys: I've tried -- Firefox only shows the "connection error" page
[02:59] <rdw200169> tafsen, will it let you continue anyway?
[02:59] <jv1> tx
[03:00] <usr13_> joakimk: Ask the desk clerk.  But you should be able to tell... Can't you?
[03:00] <joakimk> joakimk: Right now, I'm back in XP
[03:00] <coleys> joakimk: have you tried calling front desk to see if there is anything specific you need to do?
[03:00] <tafsen> rdw200169: nope
[03:00] <rdw200169> tafsen, you may have to run the application as root, i.e. in the terminal type "sudo nvidia-settings"
[03:00] <usr13_> joakimk: Are you getting any IP information at all?
[03:00] <joakimk> usr13_: tell? how do you mean? :)
[03:00] <licul> good morning
[03:00] <joakimk> coleys: I will call them, but I thought I'd give this a try first. I'm in Seoul, so there will be a language challenge, too ;)
[03:01] <joakimk> usr13_: How can I find the IP info?
[03:01] <raylu> joakimk, coleys, usr13_: call the front desk with "hey, networkmanager says i'm connected but..." and your response is not going to be helpful
[03:01] <coleys> joakimk: sudo ifconfig And see if your given ips and such.
[03:01] <usr13_> joakimk: Well, look at what you have now, the connection with XP - How it was initiated, what IP information you got from the dhcp server, etc..
[03:01] <raylu> coleys: no need to sudo there
[03:01] <joakimk> raylu: hehe :)
[03:01] <usr13_> And then try and connect with linux and see what you get.
[03:01] <coleys> raylu: Wah, im use to other systems that do require sudo =P my bad.
[03:01] <usr13_> joakimk: And then try and connect with linux and see what you get.
[03:01] <joakimk> coleys: only thing is, I then have to boot back into Ubuntu :-/
[03:01] <raylu> coleys: some other systems don't have sbin in users' paths, but they still don't require sudo for ifconfig
[03:02] <bobzillion> what file is responsible for the boot selection menu on the live CD?  And can it be altered to point to a USB device as a choice?
[03:02] <rdw200169> joakimk, don't worry about it, almost all Koreans speak English now, you just have to understand that the accent is really strong, and that you need to talk relatively slowly and clearly
[03:02] <usr13_> joakimk: Boot in linux and see what happens, look at ipconfig etc..
[03:02] <joakimk> usr13_: Yes, but how do I find this info in XP?
[03:02] <coleys> raylu: Well im telling you right now, that some other sytems just display "Command not found" if you don't run as root. =P
[03:02] <raylu> coleys: and, like i said, that's because sbin isn't in your path but it's in root's
[03:03] <usr13_> joakimk: In the control panel you should see network connections. Or you can go to the command line and do ipconfig -a
[03:03] <coleys> raylu: Anyways ,better safe then sorry =) Sudo doesn't harm.
[03:03] <usr13_> joakimk: or is it ipconfig /all  ?
[03:03] <joakimk> rdw200169: Yes, this is my experience, too. It's more to do with the linux/network stuff :)
[03:03] <raylu> coleys: i beg to differ
[03:03] <coleys> joakimk: in XP... run--> cmd --> ipconfig\all
[03:03] <raylu> coleys: the better safe than sorry approach is to just run /sbin/ifconfig
[03:03] <raylu> coleys: ipconfig /all, iirc
[03:04] <coleys> eh I dont think there is a space.
[03:04] <raylu> there certainly is a space
[03:04] <joakimk> usr13_: Hmm.. Can I somehow type the address (IP) of the hotel's start page?
[03:04] <crxyem> yup ipconfig /all
[03:04] <usr13_> joakimk: Yes, click Start > Run > cmd
[03:04] <crxyem> certainly a space
[03:04] <joakimk> usr13_: using this info from XP?
[03:04] <raylu> 20:47:09           salam> i don' tunderstand english
[03:04] <crxyem> i'm using 8.10 and have pre-releases turned on in my repo's, I can't seem to do a dist upgrade to 9.04
[03:04] <coleys> joakimk: start --> Run --> Cmd --> ipconfig\all
[03:05] <usr13_> joakimk: Yes, go to the command line and see what you have.
[03:05] <joakimk> usr13_: maybe I should paste this?
[03:05] <coleys> That will display your ip aswell as gateway/dns information.
[03:05] <joakimk> :)
[03:05] <b0w> hellooo, to run quake3 i have to install wine?
[03:05] <usr13_> joakimk: give command ipconfig /all
[03:05] <crxyem> ^concur
[03:05] <joakimk> usr13_;: what's the preferred bin here?
[03:05] <Helen_McCall> Can anyone help me reset my keychain password?  I changed my administrator password but it didn't change the keychain.  I also tried rm ~/.gnome2/keyrings/default.keyring which removed the default.keyring file but when i restarted my computer it tried to connect to WiFi and asked me for the same password again
[03:06] <usr13_> joakimk:  Start > Run > cmd
[03:06] <joakimk> usr13_: no, that's fine :) I mean, where should I paste? :)
[03:06] <BingO> Hi guyz.. dam many people...
[03:06] <coleys> http://pastebin.ca
[03:06] <sambagirl> look at this
[03:06] <usr13_> joakimk: pastebin.ca
[03:06] <swetha> work spaces cannot be increased more than two in ubuntu 8.04?
[03:06] <sambagirl> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=xcode+download
[03:06] <raylu> woah, ignore that last paste by me
[03:06] <Helen_McCall> swetha: you can get more than 2
[03:06] <raylu> swetha: yes they can
[03:07] <crxyem> sure they can
[03:07] <RequinB4> swetha: do you have ccsm running?
[03:07] <RequinB4> swetha: compiz
[03:07] <BingO> Rsync command can update chagned files to new server but when i delete andy file at source server then why did it also not delted from destination server ???
[03:07] <swetha> i am trying in preferences but i cannot make it
[03:07] <joakimk> usr13_: http://pastebin.ca/1477957
[03:07] <swetha> yes i have compiz running
[03:07] <raylu> BingO: --delete
[03:08] <RequinB4> swetha: ok, go to the compiz manager and then click on general options
[03:08] <BingO> raylu: what this delete do can you explain.. i think its also dangerious ?
[03:08] <raylu> BingO: run your rsync command but add -n --delete
[03:08] <raylu> BingO: it will show you what files it intends to delete
[03:08] <Khisanth> hmm is it just me or is packages.ubuntu.com's search broken?
[03:08] <raylu> BingO: but basically, if you delete a file from src, it gets deleted from dest.
[03:09] <bobzillion> what file is responsible for the boot selection menu on the live CD?  And can it be altered to point to a USB device as a choice?
[03:09] <RequinB4> swetha - then go to the last tab and increase your horizontal virtual size
 yes i did
[03:09] <eulalio> there is anynone of mexico?
[03:09] <eulalio> im mexican
[03:09] <BingO> raylu: after this command when i will delete any file from server then it will also get delte from another server ?
[03:09] <RequinB4> !es > eulalio
[03:09] <raylu> bobzillion: let me guess, your machine doesn't support booting off a usb drive?
[03:09] <usr13_> joakimk: See?> Your IP Address is 221.142.247.166 your GW is 221.142.247.230 and your DNS server is 210.94.0.73
[03:10] <raylu> BingO: yes. like i said, -n --delete will show you what it does
[03:10] <raylu> BingO: -n = --dry-run
[03:10] <eulalio> i can see it
[03:10] <bobzillion> raylu correct, almost: I have a user who keeps asking me, and it's his machine...
[03:10] <swetha> RequinB4:is the tab Focus & Raise Behaviour
[03:10] <dks1985> salve
[03:10] <joakimk> usr13_: yes, but how do I use this in Ubuntu :)
[03:10] <bobzillion> raylu: correct, almost: I have a user who keeps asking me, and it's his machine...
[03:10] <dks1985> necessito urgentemente un aiuto
[03:10] <raylu> bobzillion: not easily, and i don't know how. but if you already have a livecd, why bother?
[03:10] <RequinB4> swetha no it should be desktop size
[03:11] <joakimk> usr13_: Do I create a manual, new connection?
[03:11] <BingO> raylu: ok thankZz.. what is --delete-exclude some thing like that ?
[03:11] <raylu> !es | dks1985
[03:11] <bobzillion> raylu: this user apparently can't afford to burn a cd for each distro he wants to try
[03:12] <BingO> joakmik: what was your prob ?
[03:12] <raylu> BingO: that's if you choose to --exclude some things too
[03:12] <usr13_> joakimk: Now just boot to linux and look at the output of ifconfig, you should see something similar, if not run sudo dhclient, if that doesn't work just put the info in manually. But if you get ip info just point your browser to google.com and hit enter a couple times and it might take you to some login screen where you put in your email address ... etc.
[03:12] <raylu> !it | dk
[03:12] <raylu> oops
[03:12] <BingO> raylu: thankz.. got it
[03:12] <RequinB4> bobzillion: try a vm?
[03:12] <swetha> RequinB4: yes i got it. Thank you
[03:12] <raylu> bobzillion: what he said.
[03:12] <RequinB4> swetha: np
[03:13] <thedoor> someobyd uses ubuntu with two monitors?
[03:13] <croddy> reconfiguring fontconfig-config at priority 'low' used to ask me for my global hinting and antialiasing preferences. in 9.04 it does not. have these debconf options been moved, or removed? and how can i find them?
[03:13] <joakimk> BingO: Trying to get a hotel's wired internet service to work also in Ubuntu (plug&play in XP)
[03:13] <dks1985> hi
[03:13] <dks1985> im italian sorry for my bad english
[03:13] <mezquitale> !italian
[03:13] <dks1985> i need help to install last revision of ACE library
[03:13] <joakimk> usr13_: I tried reloading... I can't simply go to some IP (gateway?) in Firefox directly, to get started?
[03:13] <bobzillion> RequinB4, VM not a bad idea, this is for a user who wants to install several distros, but not burn the cds
[03:14] <legend2440> bobzillion: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=28948
[03:14] <dks1985> on italian channel are all offline
[03:14] <bobzillion> legend2440, thanks.  off to look
[03:14] <BingO> jaokimk: now XP is directly connected with ISP.. now you want to use this XP as a shared Internet server for ubuntu ?
[03:14] <joakimk> usr13_: :) Just want most info before I reboot.
[03:14] <dks1985> can help me to update my ACE library pls?
[03:14] <usr13_> joakimk: You can creat a manual connection if need be. So if you need to... do something like: sudo ifconfig eth0 ;  221.142.247.166 ; sudo route add default gw 221.145.247.130 ; sudo cat >> nameserver 201.142.247.130
[03:14] <kavon> Is it really bad that if I ping my wireless router 10 times with packets 10KB in size and get 100% packet loss? a regular small 60 some byte ping gets me 10% loss
[03:15] <RequinB4> bobzillion: if s/he just wants to test them out, a free virtual machine is best you can just boot the iso without a cd.  Otherwise, there's no way around besdies having a comp that boots usb
[03:15] <joakimk> BingO: Well, I've paid for net access. In Xp, Firefox gives me the hotel's start page, in Ubuntu I get nothing
[03:15] <dks1985> I have revision 5.4.7 and whit apt-get install libace-dev dont give me the last (5.7)
[03:15] <Apollo2366> Hey, anyone know of a good channel for bash help?
[03:15] <raylu> thedoor: plenty of people. specify your video card
[03:16] <usr13_> joakimk: If  "sudo cat  >> /etc/resolv.conf nameserver 201.142.247.130" doesnt work do sudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf
[03:16] <RenatoSilva> How to make my guitar play in Ubuntu?
[03:16] <thedoor> im using a 8600gt nvidia card
[03:16] <BingO> joakimk: i see, you meant ubuntu is also seperatly connected with hotel internet connection just like XP.. did Ubuntu get auto IP address ?
[03:16] <thedoor> i have image on two monitors...
[03:16] <RenatoSilva> I can record it, but I want to hear it as I play
[03:16] <thedoor> but the aplications just open in on
[03:16] <joakimk> BingO: Right. I'll have to reboot back into Ubuntu to check the IP. Will do shortly :)
[03:17] <thedoor> if a open some aplication in my monitor 1 it opens in monitor 0
[03:17] <usr13_> joakimk: Correction:  sudo ifconfig eth0 ;  221.142.247.166 ; sudo route add default gw 221.145.247.130 ; sudo cat >> /etc/resolv.conf and then type in: nameserver 201.142.247.130
[03:17] <bobzillion> RequinB4, thanks.
[03:17] <usr13_> joakimk: Correction:  sudo ifconfig eth0 221.142.247.166 ; sudo route add default gw 221.145.247.130 ; sudo cat >> /etc/resolv.conf and then type in: nameserver 201.142.247.130
[03:17] <BingO> jakimk: ok and also see what usr13_ is saying..
[03:17] <usr13_> joakimk: something like that... anyway.
[03:17] <raylu> usr13_: i bet my life savings that the hotel won't let you use a static ip
[03:17] <BingO> usr13: if its DHCP then no need for assigning IP
[03:17] <dks1985> can help me?
[03:18] <joakimk> usr13_: ...and this won't screw up my normal net connect, when I'm back home? ;)
[03:18] <dks1985> whit ACE library?
[03:18] <goner> anyone here solved ye old mighty mouse horizontal scroll reversal issue? The left and right scroll is reversed.
[03:18] <goner> [04:38] <cycom> virtualroadside: SUCCESS.  I editited the source and changed mouse_wheel_left=7 and mouse_wheel_right=6 and it worked. not sure what it'll do to other mice, but I don't have any other mise.
[03:18] <BingO> jaokimk: don't worry Ubuntu will not eat internet connection with out PEPSI :)
[03:18] <usr13_> raylu: You are probably right.  The dhcp server will probably give his linux box ip info just like it does the XP box.
[03:18] <raylu> joakimk, usr13_: those commands are all temporary... except the last one, which doesn't work
[03:18] <quakelive> I figured out how to get my sound working in Ubuntu
[03:18] <edge> how do i install python version 2.5 in ubuntu 9.04?
[03:18] <bobzillion> legend2440, thanks a bunch.  I'll throw this@my user, and see if he'll follow through
[03:18] <goner> I found this is a IRC log on google... Have no clue where he changed it though
[03:19] <raylu> joakimk, usr13_: because you're running cat as root, but not writing to /etc/resolv.conf as root
[03:19] <joakimk> raylu: So, what do I type if I already am assigned an IP, then?
[03:19] <legend2440> bobzillion: ok
[03:19] <raylu> jacekowski:
[03:19] <raylu> what the.
[03:19] <usr13_> raylu: But, the hotel will more than likely not know that he is using a static IP because that IP info has already been given to that NIC.
[03:19] <raylu> joakimk: no idea
[03:19] <BingO> usr13_: thankz... if he don't ping to google after getting IP then its mean time to put DNS
[03:19] <raylu> usr13_: and he has released it when he rebooted
[03:19] <RenatoSilva> how to hear guitar as you play?
[03:20] <RenatoSilva> how to hear microphone input as you speak?
[03:20] <dethray> unmute?
[03:20] <usr13_> raylu: You don't know how the hotel's dhcp server is set up.  It may have a lease time of one day or one week or... what ever, you / we just do not know.
[03:20] <Apollo2366> Anybody know where I might get some assistance with bash scripting?
[03:21] <BingO> haha
[03:21] <halberd> is there any reason to use fish instead of bash? (I've been using bash for years)
[03:21] <joakimk> raylu: btw, if I just "su -" first, I'll write as root, too, right?
[03:21] <usr13_> !bash | Apollo2366
[03:21] <BingO> jaokimk: listen do what i say.. dudes tell me simple
[03:21] <halberd> I've heard fish is more "user friendly" but what exactly does that mean?
[03:21] <legend2440> Apollo2366: channel  #bash
[03:21] <joakimk> usr13_: I've paid for 24hrs
[03:21] <quakelive> I must admit, apart from this sound kerfuffle, Ubuntu 9.04 looks good.
[03:21] <raylu> joakimk: yes, but i think sudo su -c 'cat ... will serve your purposes
[03:21] <BingO> jaokimk: type $sudo -s
[03:21] <Apollo2366> thanks legend2440
[03:21] <dks1985> hot to update ACE Library??
[03:22] <BingO> Jaokimk: then #ifconfig
[03:22] <joakimk> yes :)
[03:22] <BingO> jaokimk: what is result of #ifconfig .. pastebin to it
[03:22] <usr13_> joakimk: Try it and see. We have probably given you enough information - you'll be able to figure it out when you reboot.
[03:22] <joakimk> BingO: That's the problem -- if I could access the paste page, I'd be fine :) I'm in XP now
[03:23] <joakimk> usr13_: ok, thanks! I'll give it a try
[03:23] <BingO> ohh ok..
[03:23] <Blatz>  hi, I am trying to use sftp to connect to a server with a non standard port.  does anyone know the syntax to do so?
[03:23] <usr13_> joakimk: Come back and let us know.
[03:23] <BingO> jaokimk: no problem just chill.. now see that #ifconfig command gave same range of IP 212.. jus tlike XP ?
[03:23] <joakimk> usr13_, raylu, BingO: thanks!
[03:23] <kavon> Blatz: are you using a gui to do this or some cmd app?
[03:23] <usr13_> joakimk: We can only speculate on how the hotel has their servers set up.
[03:23] <BingO> jaokimk: No.. thanks.. do what i say.. i will never leave this Internet :)..
[03:24] <joakimk> usr13_: yeah... :-/
[03:24] <usr13_> joakimk: What hotel chain is it?
[03:24] <crxyem> so anyone know how to dist-upgrade from 9.04 pre-release to 9.04??
[03:24] <Blatz> [kavon, through console
[03:24] <BingO> jaokimk: its to simple issue.. 5 mins game only..
[03:24] <BingO> cryxyum: #yum update
[03:24] <MrKeuner> recently gnome applets are dying when the system is restarted. They run fine otherwise. What may be the problem?
[03:25] <kavon> Blatz: man [command] didn't tell you anything?
[03:25] <BingO> cryxyum: $sudo apt-get update ... sorry :P
[03:25] <usr13_> crxyem: apt-get upgrade
[03:25] <rww> crxyem: sudo apt-get update, then sudo apt-get upgrade.
[03:25] <BingO> yes.. that is correct.. clapping.. first update and then upgrade
[03:25] <Blatz> kavon: not sure what you mean, but I'll try what I think you do.
[03:25] <BingO> $sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:25] <rww> crxyem: i.e., a Jaunty pre-release with all updates applied is theoretically the same as a jaunty final release with all updates applied.
[03:26] <crxyem> didn't know that would still work, I was trying to use the update-notifier method
[03:26] <BingO> Joakimk:
[03:26] <RequinB4> Blatz: -oPort=<port>
[03:26] <kavon> Blatz: yea stick ' man ' infront of any command to get the manual page, it'll have info on special parameters you can use with the program
[03:26] <usr13_> BingO: Bingo!
[03:26] <snowy> hi. is there any program that I can use to see what connections are made by the programs I am running?
[03:26] <RequinB4> blatz: since i'm feeling nice i won't tell you to read the manual this time
[03:26] <usr13_> snowy: tcpdump
[03:26] <BingO> Usr13_: yeZ
[03:26] <rww> snowy: wireshark, tcpdump, netstat, probably others
[03:26] <crxyem> rww: yeah but for some reason, if I cat /etc/issue it lists 8.10, and an about KDE shows KDE3.5.10
[03:27] <snowy> netstat doesnt say which program made the connection
[03:27] <snowy> do tcpdump and wireshark?
[03:27] <rww> crxyem: "cat /etc/issue" should show 9.04 for Jaunty prereleases.
[03:27] <usr13_> cryptide: lsb_release -a
[03:27] <halberd> I love my little cairo-penguin orange fish
[03:27] <Blatz> RequinB4: thanks, I did, but nothing popped out, thanks
[03:28] <Blatz> RequinB4: I don't know why it should be different than ssh.
[03:28] <M4d3L> hi. any equivalent to dxdiag for ubuntu?
[03:29] <rww> crxyem: I'd probably try the instructions in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades and see if it offers a distribution upgrade to you.
[03:29] <RequinB4> Blatz: np.  as for the difference, when in doubt, blame, in order, tradition, then a witty pun
[03:29] <M4d3L> or can I run dxdiag with wine?
[03:29] <raylu> M4d3L: there is no directx support in ubuntu, but there's xdpyinfo and a host of other utilities. also, /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[03:29] <usr13_> M4d3L: whawt is dxdiag?
[03:29] <crxyem> hmmm, somethings odd then, I do have pre-releases turned on in my repos, and KDE is definetly not 3.5, as it is using the dashboard w/ widgets
[03:29] <Blatz> RequinB4: lol thanks
[03:29] <crxyem> I'll give it a go
[03:30] <raylu> snowy: netstat -p
[03:30] <snowy> rww: netstat doesnt say which program made the connection, do wireshark and tcpdump?
[03:31] <ctmjr> crxyem: you can also try sudo update-manager -d and see what it tells you
[03:31] <raylu> snowy: -ntp is more likely to be helpful
[03:31] <rww> snowy: Not sure. The only time I've needed to filter by program name was when figuring out what was using all my bandwidth, and I used the "nethogs" program for that.
[03:33] <snowy> ah, netstat -ntp seems to be what I need :)
[03:33] <snowy> thanks
[03:35] <Blatz> RequinB4: this didn't work "sftp datz@192.168.0.30 -oPort=23"  but I guess I will look over the man pages more thoughly.
[03:36] <therussianjig> if I try to boot my laptop while not connected to a power source, I must hold the spacebar down, or the boot will hang, any ideas how to fix this?
[03:36] <krabe> ubuntu has same packages as debian?
[03:36] <krabe> i mean if ubuntu gets sources from debian packages or has its own
[03:36] <ctmjr> krabe: it's own
[03:36] <bazhang> packages.ubuntu.com krabe (separate)
[03:36] <raylu> krabe: ubuntu gets some of it's sources from debian, but they're all compiled on ubuntu systems
[03:37] <crxyem> update-manager -d, returns a dialog do you want to do a full upgrade to the new dist. release 9.04
[03:37] <freedumMan> does anyone know about VSFTPD chmod as 755
[03:37] <RequinB4> Blatz try putting the -<etc> second
[03:37] <raylu> Blatz: the command looks fine, it could be a networking issue
[03:37] <freedumMan> i have local u mask as 022 but want a 755 chmod on all uploaded files
[03:37] <raylu> Blatz: can you connect with ssh?
[03:38] <ttmrichter> Is Ubuntu 8.04LTS (emphasis on the S there) going to get the upgrade to Pidgin 2.5.7?  At this point two major IM networks can't be connected to with Pidgin 2.5.2.
[03:38] <ctmjr> crxyem: is that not what you wanted?
[03:38] <usr13_> freedumMan: So you need to tweek your ftp server's config?
[03:38] <Blatz> raylu: I can log in with ssh
[03:38] <raylu> Blatz: on port 23?
[03:38] <Blatz> in fact, I'm using an console IRC app through ssh on that pc now.
[03:38] <crxyem> yeah, lets see if it works
[03:38] <SoulSample> when I open a terminal with a keyboard shortcut it doesn't default to my home, but to "/" .... why is that?
[03:39] <freedumMan> usr13_, correct i've set local umask and tried changing it but it continues to use 644
[03:39] <usr13_> freedumMan: What ftp server are you using?
[03:39] <raylu> usr13_: 21:35:29      freedumMan> does anyone know about VSFTPD chmod as 755
[03:39] <therussianjig> if I try to boot my laptop while not connected to a power source, I must hold the spacebar down, or the boot will hang, any ideas how to fix this?
[03:39] <Guest27971> hey i m new to irc
[03:39] <usr13_> raylu: Oh sorry...
[03:40] <Guest27971> will u please help me out how to login to another channel
[03:40] <raylu> Blatz: yes? no?
[03:40] <cabrey> Guest27971, /join #channelname
[03:40] <crxyem> ^concur
[03:40] <Guest27971> thank u
[03:40] <usr13_> freedumMan: man vsftpd.conf
[03:40] <Blatz> raylu: sorry, yes on port 23
[03:41] <raylu> Blatz: try scp-ing a file. -P for scp
[03:41] <freedumMan> usr13_, dont u think i did that?
[03:41] <raylu> freedumMan: you'd be surprised
[03:41] <Blatz> raylu: sorry I don't understand.
[03:41] <raylu> Blatz: scp -P 23 datz@192.168.0.30:.bashrc .
[03:41] <freedumMan> usr13_, im aware of the settings its not taking the local umask and i have used vsftpd before on cent with no problem but ubuntu is not making my night
[03:42] <crxyem> man, dist-upgrade returns that I have a broken package or held back package, not sure why htis is happening
[03:42] <crxyem> possible from running a pre-released version
[03:42] <usr13_> freedumMan: Did you restart vsftpd
[03:42] <usr13_> ?
[03:42] <freedumMan> yes
[03:43] <usr13_> freedumMan: You have the line:  local_umask=xxx   in there?
[03:43] <vinoman> hi
[03:44] <freedumMan> yes local_umask=022
[03:44] <Guest27971> i am not getting connect to another channel by typing /join swecha
[03:44] <Blatz> raylu: http://pastebin.com/m1d065cb0
[03:44] <therussianjig> you need the pound key
[03:44] <freedumMan> Guest27971, try /j swecha
[03:44] <usr13_> freedumMan: Well, I'm not sure why it would behave any different from one distro to another....?
[03:44] <flanders> I'm running Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04. How do I disable pulseaudio, completely? If I try to uninstall pulseaudio packages, it wants to remove ubuntu-netbook-remix as well.
[03:44] <raylu> Blatz: sorry, you need that . at the end
[03:44] <freedumMan> me neither hence im here
[03:44] <raylu> Blatz: actually, now that i think about it, it's not such a great idea
[03:45] <raylu> Blatz: scp -P 23 datz@192.168.0.30:.bashrc test
[03:45] <raylu> flanders: ubuntu-netbook-remix is just a virtual package
[03:45] <usr13_> freedumMan: Apparently something else is changing permissions on those files for you.... but dono what it would be.
[03:45] <raylu> flanders: on my system, i don't have ubuntu-desktop installed because i wanted to get rid of cups
[03:45] <therussianjig>  if I try to boot my laptop while not connected to a power source, I must hold the spacebar down, or the boot will hang, any ideas how to fix this?
[03:45] <flanders> The description says that it is needed for updating my syste, raylu.
[03:45] <flanders> *system
[03:46] <Guest27971> quit()
[03:46] <flanders> Not ubuntu-desktop, raylu. ubuntu-netbook-remix package.
[03:46] <raylu> flanders: the only downside to removing the main virtual package is that if they think you need some new packages, they'll update the virtual package and your system won't pull them in automatically
[03:46] <raylu> flanders: i know, but it's the same thing
[03:46] <usr13_> freedumMan: Or you could test and see if it happens imediately or if it happens after a reboot or what.
[03:46] <BingO> back..
[03:47] <flanders> raylu, what do you mean? When updates are available, the virtual package will reinstall itself, along with its dependencies?
[03:47] <freedumMan> usr13_, its happening when i ftp it, i checked
[03:47] <raylu> flanders: no, when updates to your individual packages are available, you'll still get them, but
[03:47] <raylu> flanders: if new packages are added as depdencies to ubuntu-netbook-remix, you won't
[03:47] <BingO> FreedumMan: whats the problem .. ?
[03:48] <raylu> flanders: it doesn't happen often, though, and it's unlikely that they'll be anything major. you can always see what you're missing with "aptitude -s install ubuntu-netbook-remix"
[03:48] <flanders> Hmmmm.
[03:48] <Blatz> raylu: Its asking for my pass, so it looks like it got through.
[03:48] <raylu> flanders: my main concern is that removing the pulseaudio packages doesn't actually remove pulseaudio
[03:48] <flanders> So what would an alternative be, raylu?
[03:48] <raylu> Blatz: then perhaps we are doing something wrong with sftp
[03:48] <usr13_> freedumMan: Is the client anonymous or a local user login or...?
[03:48] <freedumMan> BingO, i would like to 755 chmod my files when a user uploads
[03:48] <raylu> flanders: i have no idea :P
[03:48] <Blatz> raylu:  http://pastebin.com/m1970bf0e
[03:48] <freedumMan> it's a local user
[03:48] <flanders> I don't have pulseaudio in my Startup programs, and I am only using ALSA for evetything, raylu.
[03:48] <Blatz> raylu: I guess so
[03:49] <flanders> However, pulseaudio always runs in the background, raylu.
[03:49] <raylu> Blatz: btw, ctrl+d = logout
[03:49] <BingO> freedumMan: Files or directories ?
[03:49] <Blatz> raylu: hehe, thanks
[03:49] <therussianjig>  if I try to boot my laptop while not connected to a power source, I must hold the spacebar down, or the boot will hang, any ideas how to fix this?
[03:49] <freedumMan> Files, directories are working with right bitmask's
[03:49] <cabrey> flanders, why do you want to remove pulseaudio?
[03:50] <BingO> hmm..
[03:50] <usr13_> freedumMan: You may need to designate in the config file, like:  local_umask=022 or anon_umask=022
[03:50] <raylu> Blatz: well, sftp says it's using port 22, so
[03:50] <raylu> Blatz: edit ~/.ssh/config
[03:50] <flanders> cabrey: I don't need it, plus I am trying to minimize any programs running to squeeze out every last bit of juice in my battery.
[03:50] <BingO> fredumMans: so its mean you want to change its default permission/umask
[03:50] <flanders> It's espcially needed for this MSI Wind u100 netbook. (Weaker-than-normal battery.)
[03:51] <therussianjig> flanders: you can edit the startup programs so it just doesn't boot
[03:51] <cabrey> flanders, removing PA will create more problems than it solves imo
[03:51] <Blatz> raylu: ah, ok I guess I did that for ssh, but not for sftp.  sorry to be so stupid. :P
[03:51] <raylu> Blatz: no, that's not the problem
[03:51] <freedumMan> BingO, i need it to be 755 for files yes
[03:51] <flanders> cabrey: That is why I am wondering if I can disable it from running as a process in the first place.
[03:51] <raylu> Blatz: anyway, edit that file and put this in it:
[03:51] <raylu> Blatz: http://pastebin.com/m7c5ed698
[03:51] <therussianjig> flanders:  yes you can, just turn it off from the boot menu, I have already done this
[03:51] <raylu> Blatz: then, try just "ssh 192.168.0.30" without any other parameters
[03:51] <Blatz> ok
[03:52] <cabrey> therussianjig, PA is per-user session, it still activaates upon call
[03:52] <therussianjig> cabrey: What?
[03:52] <cabrey> therussianjig, pulseaudio is per-user not systemwide
[03:53] <flanders> therussianjig: How? It is nowhere in my startup applications.
[03:53] <freedumMan> BingO, the vsftpd log file stats it's chmoding to 644 but im unsure what local_umask needs to be for 755
[03:53] <therussianjig> ah, under my startup apps I have Pulse audio session manager
[03:54] <BingO> FreedumMan: in /etc/vsftpd.conf .. type this file_open_mode with 0755
[03:54] <BingO> freedumMan: use 0755 not 755
[03:54] <pie-not-high> hey, i have a problem with using the intel drivers for the i810 chipset. if i use the intel driver  instead of the vesa driver my monitor goes blank with the backlight off. Does anyone know what to do?
[03:54] <flanders> therussianjig: Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[03:54] <therussianjig> Flanders: 9.04
[03:55] <vinoman> in xfce, how to icons for quick launch programs on the upper toolbar?
[03:55] <freedumMan> BingO, umm it's used to subtract permission bit masks on local umask
[03:55] <flanders> Same here.
[03:55] <flanders> KDE or GNOME?
[03:55] <usr13_> pie-not-high: There may be newer drivers from intel, check and see.
[03:55] <cabrey> flanders, removing/disabling PA will not give you better battery life, disabling compiz, however, will
[03:55] <Blatz> raylu: There is no config file in that dir, only "know_hosts"
[03:55] <raylu> Blatz: yup. create it
[03:55] <vinoman> excuse me. how to add icons to upper toolbar?
[03:55] <flanders> cabrey: Already disable compiz.
[03:55] <Blatz> ok
[03:55] <cabrey> flanders, i'm on a netbook with a 3 cell battery
[03:55] <vinoman> in XFCE
[03:55] <BingO> Blatz: whats the problem ?
[03:55] <lufis> Having some trouble with nfs. Can someone take a look? sudo mount -t nfs 10.0.0.3:/media/disk /home/sam/hdd
[03:55] <lufis>  ... I get "mount: Wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock [etc.]"
[03:55] <flanders> cabrey: I suppse you're right. I'll just leave pulseaudio running.
[03:56] <freedumMan> BingO, i wonder if vsftpd is not using my config file?
[03:56] <hirajo> Ive screwed up my firefox flash video codec... What do I do to fix it.. It only shows a little black stripe of the movie
[03:56] <flanders> cabrey: How many hours do you get from a full charge?
[03:56] <cabrey> flanders, ~3 - 3.5
[03:56] <lufis> hirajo: why do you think you "screwed it up"?
[03:56] <flanders> On a 3-cell? Are you serious?
[03:56] <BingO> FreeduMan : how ?.. whic version r u using of Ubuntu ?
[03:56] <cabrey> flanders, use a lightweight web browser like chromium or epiphany
[03:56] <Blatz> raylu: restart ssh?
[03:57] <notdarkyet> have you guys ever heard of an error where the filesystem will suddenly go read-only for all files?
[03:57] <freedumMan> BingO, 8.10
[03:57] <Blatz> BingO: I can't connect to sftp through a non standart port.
[03:57] <BingO> FreedumMan: your config files means ?.. you r not editing vsftpd.conf ?
[03:57] <flanders> cabrey: On IDLE, with wireless turned off, with laptop mode running, the MOST I can get is 2:40 to 2:50 hours, never touching the mouse or keyboard!
[03:57] <flanders> Before doing these tweaks, I could only get TWO hours, tops, same conditions.
[03:58] <freedumMan> BingO, im sorry im not sure what your saying your config file means...
[03:58] <BingO> Blatz: which port you set in SSHD_config file except 22 ?
[03:58] <flanders> cabrey: Which netbook do you have?
[03:58] <cabrey> flanders, ouch... maybe because power management in the kernel is better for eee pcs?
[03:58] <raylu> Blatz: er, no. this is locally, not on the server
[03:58] <flanders> That's Asus, eh?
[03:58] <cabrey> yup
[03:58] <raylu> Blatz: just run "ssh 192.168.0.30"
[03:58] <BingO> freedumMan: ok leav it, did you put 0755 in local_umask ?
[03:58] <flanders> Well, damn.
[03:59] <cabrey> flanders, try crunchbang or even arch :/
[03:59] <usr13_> pie-not-high: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2009-April/045117.html
[03:59] <flanders> cabrey: I read a review about the MSI Wind u100, and as wonderful as it is (well-built, good specs, and full Ubuntu compatibility) it's 3-cell battery is weaker than comparable netbook 3-cell batteries.
[03:59] <freedumMan> yes no luck
[03:59] <flanders> cabrey: But it will be the same kernel.
[04:00] <cabrey> flanders, you could try the array.org netbook kernel
[04:00] <the9a3eedi> Hi. Is the tracker indexer running by default in Ubuntu 9.04? and if so, how can I use it? I can't find any indexing options in the System menu.
[04:00] <notdarkyet> suddenly my system went read only and I cant do much of anything. Have you guys heard of this before?
[04:00] <Blatz> BingO: 23  raylu: Ok, I did it on the server, let me try on client machine
[04:00] <mazda01> anyone have Imaging-1.1.6.tar.gz? I am trying to run a script that saves all the album covers from amarok onto my computer. i need that tar ball and effbot.org is down right now.
[04:00] <raylu> Blatz: doing it on the server will have no effect whatsoever
[04:01] <notdarkyet> anyone?
[04:01] <raylu> notdarkyet: and gui-less?
[04:01] <BingO> FreedumMan: local_umask=0755 ? in vsftpd.conf
[04:01] <Pici> mazda01: python-imaging?
[04:01] <freedumMan> BingO, yea
[04:01] <usr13_> notdarkyet: read-only?
[04:01] <flanders> cabrey: No MSI Wind support?
[04:01] <Blatz> raylu: sorry, I'm tired.  :P
[04:01] <eikenberry> Anyone know of a technical description of the differences between debian and ubuntu? Things like the init system and such.
[04:01] <notdarkyet> raylu: no but i cannot open anything at all
[04:01] <flanders> It lists MSI Wind on the front page, cabrey. But not in the install or support pages.
[04:01] <raylu> eikenberry: debian supports like a billion architectures
[04:01] <usr13_> notdarkyet: df
[04:02] <cabrey> flanders, http://array.org/ubuntu/ MSI Wind is listed
[04:02] <legend2440> mazda01: http://code.google.com/p/savory/downloads/detail?name=Imaging-1.1.6.tar.gz&can=2&q=
[04:02] <cabrey> flanders, he doesnt have time to maintain those pages
[04:02] <notdarkyet> raylu: suddenly all of the files in my user path are read only
[04:02] <raylu> eikenberry: and their packages in stable are a lot older than ours, in general
[04:02] <Blatz> raylu: Ok, with no port rule it connects through ssh
[04:02] <BingO> fredumMan: restart vsftpd and check which permission it give to new upload file..
[04:02] <cabrey> flanders, just dont use the -eeepc kernel
[04:02] <eikenberry> raylu. I know. I'm a long time debian user (10+ years).
[04:02] <raylu> Blatz: and no user either, right?
[04:02] <Pici> raylu: We sync our packages from debian unstable/experimental generally.
[04:02] <raylu> eikenberry: oh
[04:03] <eikenberry> raylu. I know how most of the internals of debian work. I know ubuntu does some things differently (like system init).
[04:03] <Blatz> raylu: right
[04:03] <usr13_> notdarkyet: "user path"?
[04:03] <eikenberry> I was wondering if there was some  docs on these differences.
[04:03] <notdarkyet> /home/user
[04:03] <BingO> blatz: ssh -p 23 localhost
[04:03] <flanders> Use the generic netbook kernel?
[04:03] <cabrey> flanders, yea
[04:03] <raylu> BingO: http://pastebin.com/m1970bf0e
[04:03] <usr13_> notdarkyet: what does   df  tell you?
[04:03] <notdarkyet> I cannot even open the terminal
[04:03] <Pici> eikenberry: Have you read this yet? http://www.ubuntu.com/community/ubuntustory/debian
[04:04] <Blatz> raylu: ok that work-around worked.  :)
[04:04] <cabrey> notdarkyet, run an fsck
[04:04] <usr13_> notdarkyet: Ctrl-Alt-F6
[04:04] <raylu> Blatz: for sftp?
[04:04] <Phrogz> I installed server 9.04 and I guess I chose LAMP for apache, but now I decided to go with nginx. Can I just uninstall the lamp-server "unrecognized task" in aptitude and come out smelling clean?
[04:04] <eikenberry> Pici. yes.
[04:04] <Blatz> BingO: ssh was figured out. sftp was not, but raylu helped me with a workaround
[04:04] <notdarkyet> I am gonna restart, be back if I still have a problem
[04:04] <Blatz> raylu: yes sftp works now, thanks
[04:04] <eikenberry> Pici. It is more community/philosophical than technical.
[04:04] <flanders> cabrey: This will not affect any off my updates?
[04:04] <flanders> *of
[04:05] <raylu> Phrogz: unrecognized task?
[04:05] <raylu> Blatz: np. i suggest reporting a bug
[04:05] <cabrey> flanders, no, you will be using a non-ubuntu kernel (just derived from ubuntu)
[04:05] <eikenberry> Just a list of the big differences would suffice. I know about the different init systems. Are there any other big differences?
[04:05] <Blatz> raylu: ok, I'll look into it.  It would be with sftp, correct?
[04:06] <raylu> Blatz: probably... i don't think it has its own package/bug tracker
[04:06] <flanders> Roger. Thanks for all of your help, cabrey. I'm going to give this a shot.
[04:06] <Phrogz> raylu - aptitude shows me 395 installed packages, 26444 not installed, 2604 "virtual packages", and 13044 "tasks", which are all in a subcategory "unrecognized tasks"
[04:06] <raylu> Phrogz: oh, you're actually using the aptitude ncurses interface?
[04:06] <flanders> It can't hurt, since if anything goes wrong, I'll just format and start from new. (I only have some documents and PDFs saved on here. Nothing else. A backup to USB stick will do fine.)
[04:07] <Phrogz> raylu - yeah
[04:07] <Blatz> raylu: humm, ok
[04:07] <flanders> Thanks a ton, cabrey, and everyone else that helped.
[04:07] <cabrey> flanders, you dont even need to do that, just choose the normal kernel instead at bootup
[04:07] <BingO> blatz: sftp -Port=23 datz@192.168.0.30
[04:07] <flanders> Oh.
[04:07] <BingO> blatz: sftp -oPort=23 datz@192.168.0.30
[04:07] <flanders> I always wondered how that worked.
[04:08] <flanders> When you boot up with a different kernel, nothing changes, aside from the kernel you're using? You don't get reverted back to older software or packages?
[04:08] <raylu> Phrogz: i'd suggest aptitude -s purge lamp-server
[04:09] <Blatz> BingO I had tried "sftp datz@192.168.0.30 -oPort=23" that didn't work
[04:09] <Phrogz> raylu - thanks, I'll check that out.
[04:09] <cabrey> flanders, nothing changes except the currently running kernel
[04:09] <crdlb> flanders: just the kernel
[04:09] <bullgard4> '~$ ekiga -d 4 > ~/tmp/ekiga.log20090629' obtained a log of 0 bytes length because I terminated this command using the 'Ctrl+C' command. How to end it properly for a meaningful log contents?
[04:09] <flanders> And what about security updates? Aren't they kernel-dependent?
[04:09] <raylu> flanders: some of the packages are modules that depend on the kernel, so which ones get loaded change. but the rest of your software, no
[04:10] <cabrey> flanders, not necessarily
[04:10] <flanders> Alright.
[04:10] <flanders> Well, thanks again guys. Going to give this a try.
[04:10] <flanders> I am holding all of you liable! I will sue for any and all damages done by this!
[04:10] <flanders> I'll see you in court!
[04:10] <cabrey> ok
[04:10] <flanders> lol
[04:11] <Phrogz> raylu - Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "lamp-server";  and then it only says it will get rid of python-pkg-resources{u} python-setuptools{u}
[04:11] <flanders> But seriously, thanks. This is something I've been searching for, espcially for my new netbook.
[04:11] <flanders> Take care, all.
[04:11] <BingO> hmm..
[04:12] <BingO> Blatz.. wat about SCP .. did you check that ? hmm if SSH was working that SCP should work well
[04:12] <raylu> Phrogz: i don't really understand tasks, but tasksel may help you. i always install my software with just aptitude, so i don't really understand what installing a lamp-server did
[04:12] <raylu> BingO: it did
[04:12] <Phrogz> raylu - alright, thanks for the help
[04:12] <NY_163> ha
[04:13] <rww> Phrogz: sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[04:13] <Phrogz> raylu - tasksel ftw, thanks. FYI: tasksel -t remove lamp-server #=> debconf-apt-progress -- apt-get -q -y install apache2- libwrap0- mysql-server-core-5.0- mysql-client-5.0- tcpd- php5-mysql- libmysqlclient15off- mysql-server- mysql-server-5.0- libhtml-template-perl- ssl-cert- libpq5- mysql-common-
[04:13] <Phrogz> rww - close, I'm removing it :)
[04:13] <Blatz> thanks for your help raylu, bye
[04:14] <samorai> hi!
[04:14] <BingO> gone :)..
[04:14] <BingO> have go change port from 23 to any other.. may be
[04:14] <cabrey> !hi
[04:15] <samorai> I need help to delete 2 doc on my trash
[04:15] <samorai> so if I clic delete they not delete
[04:15] <BingO> samorai: go inside of trash and delete them..
[04:15] <BingO> samorai: what error it show ?
[04:16] <samorai> so I have'nt permission to delete it and I am administrator
[04:16] <Hasbro> samorai want to delete stuff?
[04:16] <Hasbro> do: cd / then type sudo rm -rf ./
[04:16] <Hasbro> will delete stuff for good
[04:17] <Hilikus> hey guys
[04:17] <the9a3eedi> Hi. Is the tracker indexer running by default in Ubuntu 9.04? and if so, how can I use it? I can't find any indexing options in the System menu.
[04:17] <BingO> samorai: which user you used for login ?
[04:17] <cabrey> !ops | Hasbro (sudo rm -rf)
[04:17] <mazda01> legend2440, thanks much!
[04:17] <samorai> Yes Bingo
[04:18] <bazhang> samorai, ignore that command
[04:18] <BingO> samorai:  you login in by root / pass ?
[04:18] <BingO> samorai: ignore that command otherwise all will get clean..
[04:18] <Hilikus> im trying to install ubuntu 9.01 remix in my netbook, i dled the latest img and created a bootable usb key using unetbootin, it seems to boot from it, it shows the ubuntu logo and the progrss bar moving, but once i select check the disk or run without installing it drops to "busybox"
[04:18] <legend2440> mazda01: your welcome
[04:18] <wolter> +
[04:18] <Hilikus> how can i install ubuntu then?
[04:18] <samorai> Yes I Log in bye root and pass to access on system
[04:18] <BingO> samorai: how did you delte that files ?
[04:18] <samorai> sorry for my english
[04:19] <veridat> how can I stream  mmsh?
[04:19] <BingO> samorai: no prob...
[04:19] <veridat> ?
[04:20] <BingO> samorai: right click at trash and clean trash
[04:20] <samorai> I dont want delete All doc in trash and  if I delete all I hav 2 doc and tey tell You hav'ent permission tu delete This 2 file
[04:20] <Hilikus> anyone?
[04:20] <veridat> can somebody help me?
[04:21] <BingO> samorai: why don't want to delete all .. and then why you put that docs in trash if you don't want to delet them ?
[04:21] <RequinB4> veridat: not if you don't ask a question
[04:21] <therussianjig>  if I try to boot my laptop while not connected to a power source, I must hold the spacebar down, or the boot will hang, any ideas how to fix this?
[04:21] <bullgard4> '~$ ekiga -d 4 > ~/tmp/ekiga.log20090629' obtained a log of 0 bytes length because I terminated this command using the 'Ctrl+C' command. How to end it properly for a meaningful log contents?
[04:22] <veridat> I`ll answer a question I already did  do you want to read it again?
[04:22] <BingO> samorai: ok .. NO prob... open terminal
[04:22] <voss> Has anyone run 9.04 on a sylvania gnet13001?
[04:22] <samorai> so really I want to delete All beacause I want to Clean the trash but I can't because 2 file need permission
[04:22] <samorai> Ok I open terminal
[04:22] <BingO> samorai: #pwd
[04:23] <BingO> what is result
[04:23] <samorai> /home/family
[04:23] <veridat> nothing
[04:23] <BingO> samorai.. prompt is # or $ ?
[04:24] <veridat> ~$
[04:24] <croddy> hi, how can i change my global fontconfig preferences to use either native hinting or the autohinter? this used to be a debconf option in fontconfig-config but it does not work as of 9.04.
[04:24] <BingO> Samorai: did you login by family username and its pass ?
[04:24] <legend2440> therussianjig: is this a HP?
[04:25] <veridat> positive
[04:25] <therussianjig> legend2440: yes it is
[04:25] <samorai> wat Bingo
[04:25] <veridat> what do you see
[04:25] <BingO> Samorai: ok .. type $ sudo rm -rf ~/.Trash/*
[04:26] <legend2440> therussianjig: these posts are about your issue. post #13 says he fixed it  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=967679&page=2
[04:26] <bastidrazor> !trash
[04:26] <Hilikus> im trying to install ubuntu 9.01 remix in my netbook, i dled the latest img and created a bootable usb key using unetbootin, it seems to boot from it, it shows the ubuntu logo and the progrss bar moving, but once i select check the disk or run without installing it drops to "busybox"
[04:26] <veridat> not found
[04:27] <cabrey> Hilikus, you don't use unetbootin for an img file
[04:27] <Hilikus> cabrey: oooh
[04:27] <BingO> samorai: which ubuntu version r u using ?
[04:27] <therussianjig> legend2440: thanks!
[04:27] <sambagirl> can ubuntu run on this platform? http://www.ncac.gwu.edu/hpcl/comp_lab01.jpeg
[04:27] <veridat> gnome
[04:27] <Hilikus> cabrey: any suggestions then?
[04:27] <Hilikus> i need to do it from windows
[04:27] <cabrey> Hilikus, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[04:28] <sambagirl> hilikus what are you tryng to do?
[04:28] <Hilikus> install ubuntu
[04:28] <sambagirl> use wube if you are trying to install ubuntu in windows
[04:28] <BingO> sambagirl: these are looking nice RACS.. which hardware is inside ? :)
[04:28] <sambagirl> download wube and put the iso on the desktop
[04:28] <sambagirl> sgi
[04:28] <veridat> I only want to stream live tv channels
[04:28] <samorai> xubuntu 8
[04:28] <Hilikus> sambagirl: i dont want to run it in a windiows partition
[04:28] <cabrey> sambagirl, that isn't what he is trying to do
[04:28] <sambagirl> binb0
[04:28] <sambagirl> oh cabrey
[04:29] <cabrey> Hilikus, have you looked at the provided link?
[04:29] <samorai> No Ubuntu 9.4 I use
[04:29] <Hilikus> cabrey: yes. that was probablt the problem, im pretty sure i'll work now
[04:29] <veridat> maybe vlc is blocking it?
[04:29] <bastidrazor> samorai, in terminal type lsb_release -a ..what does that give you?
[04:29] <sambagirl> http://images.google.com/images?pws=0&q=cray%20computers&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi look at those
[04:29] <nhacxo> alguien gusta charlar?
[04:30] <BingO> samorai type $ cd .Trash  or $cd shared/trash
[04:30] <veridat> jaunty
[04:30] <samorai> Bing0 lsb_release -a
[04:30] <Mkop> why is it that sometimes certain programs will only start if I select run from terminal?
[04:30] <samorai> Junty
[04:30] <BingO> $rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/*
[04:31] <BingO> samorai: type this command..
[04:31] <sambagirl> can ubuntu run on this? http://www.craysupercomputers.com/images/Systems/CrayXMP/CrayXMP_Feathered.jpg
[04:31] <veridat> are you trying to hack me
[04:31] <jcapinc> Mkop, your question lacks enough specificity to answer it
[04:31] <samorai> Ok I have Non doc ....
[04:31] <Phrogz> sambagirl - yes.
[04:31] <Phrogz> But it needs some patches.
[04:31] <BingO> samba girl.. these are looking sofas :D
[04:31] <sambagirl> wow phrogz
[04:31] <BingO> samorai: means ?
[04:32] <Mkop> jcapinc: when I hit Alt-F2 and type rdesktop -f -u someserver it's not showing up. But when I click "Run in Terminal" then it works
[04:32] <sambagirl> what kind of patches phrogz?
[04:33] <samorai> bash: cd: shared/trash: No file or doc for this type
[04:33] <Phrogz> sambagirl - I have no idea. But anything is possible given sufficient time and programming effort :)
[04:33] <sambagirl> i suppose
[04:33] <bullgard4> '~$ ekiga -d 4 > ~/tmp/ekiga.log20090629' obtained a log of 0 bytes length because I terminated this command using the 'Ctrl+C' command. How to end it properly for a meaningful log contents?
[04:33] <BingO> samorai: $rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/*
[04:33] <sambagirl> it makes you wonder what the nsa has today?
[04:33] <donaldo_> hello
[04:33] <donaldo_> hola no hablo ingles
[04:34] <cabrey> !es
[04:34] <nhacxo> gustas charlar?
[04:34] <donaldo_> pero quisiera que me ayudaran con el siguiente error
[04:34] <sambagirl> that is a cray cpu? http://farm1.static.flickr.com/137/352805077_07933620cb.jpg?v=0
[04:34] <Phrogz> One of my CS professors in college told me a story about cray that I now wonder if it is true. That at one point the computers were all clockless, with the timing done by the appropriate length of fiber-optic cable. Differnt lengths to delay the signal the right amount to coordinate results.
[04:34] <donaldo_> en español nadie me brindo su ayuda
[04:34] <Hilikus> has anyone used win32 disk imager? does anyone know if it will wipe the usb key or not?
[04:34] <nhacxo> si no te puedo ayudar conozco a alguien,,,
[04:35] <Phrogz> That little old ladies were hired to build the machines because they provided the best attention to detail, picking the correct fiber optic cable length as specced during assembly.
[04:35] <cabrey> Hilikus, it will i think...
[04:35] <samorai> files is in trash sniff
[04:35] <donaldo_> synaptic no me abre la opcion de repositorios y en la consola me arroja el siguiente error http://paste.ubuntu.com/205976/
[04:35] <BingO> samorai: now its trash has clean up ?
[04:35] <sambagirl> i bet this is a big electric bill http://echelonathome.com/craymuseum.jpg
[04:35] <samorai> Non
[04:35] <samorai> no
[04:35] <veridat> I need tot type it?
[04:35] <jcapinc> uh... isnt this an english channel?
[04:36] <BingO> samoria: did that command gave any error message ?
[04:36] <cabrey> jcapinc, yea
[04:36] <nhacxo> !es
[04:36] <iamabanana> jcapinc that´s what i was wondering
[04:36] <samorai> No no error on command
[04:36] <BingO> samorai: now type this $sudo rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/*
[04:36] <bullgard4> jcapinc: Please read the topic
[04:36] <veridat> dislects
[04:37] <BingO> samorai:  $sudo rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/*
[04:37] <donaldo_> ubottu: en esos canales no encontre ninguna ayuda
[04:37] <donaldo_> bueno sera google translator
[04:37] <cabrey> donaldo_, /join #ubuntu-es
[04:38] <jcapinc> bullgard4, I see no specificity about language, is that what you are refering to?
[04:38] <samorai> Yeah is clean Now
[04:38] <samorai> Thansk bing0
[04:38] <BingO> samorai :.. Good.. best of luck
[04:38] <donaldo_> nhacxo: me puedes ayudar o dar un link donde resuelvan este asunto?
[04:38] <supreme> donaldo_, hablo español
[04:38] <BingO> samorai: sorry for late.. actualy i am not using Ubuntu :P..
[04:39] <bullgard4> jcapinc: The topic is written in the English language.
[04:39] <jcapinc> right, ok
[04:39] <RequinB4> donaldo que es su problema
[04:39] <BingO> samorai: most welcome again ... if you need tution then i can give you :)
[04:39] <samorai> (-_-) Why? you use what ?
[04:39] <donaldo_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/205976/
[04:39] <bazhang> RequinB4, donaldo_ English here please
[04:39] <jcapinc> so speako el englisho or findo another channelo
[04:39] <iamabanana> well, the us is meant to become a hispanic country anyways... get used to it ;)
[04:39] <cabrey> oh wow
[04:39] <BingO> ah leav it
[04:40] <Apollo2366> jcapinc, please try to be civil
[04:40] <BingO> samorai: any more prob ?
[04:40] <donaldo_> cuando abro el synaptic y trato de abrir la opcion repositorios me sale ese mensaje de error
[04:40] <veridat> yeah its one big world
[04:40] <cabrey> iamabanana, ... ignorant enough?
[04:40] <jcapinc> I am being civil, lol
[04:40] <hermitmode> kinsay bisdak mag patabang ko agto sa #ubuntu-ph
[04:40] <supreme> donaldo_, which error? (cual error?)
[04:40] <TheRiLi> hello
[04:40] <jcapinc> and if you ever get to new england, you will see things differently about the US becoming hispanic
[04:40] <veridat> elfish
[04:40] <donaldo_> este http://paste.ubuntu.com/205976/
[04:40] <bazhang> donaldo_, english here #ubuntu-es por espanol
[04:40] <Apollo2366> jcapinc, well try not to degrade someone on the basis of what language they speak
[04:40] <samorai> thanks You a best help  so i am Happy (-_-) bing0 Is the best
[04:40] <TheRiLi> hello all
[04:40] <iamabanana> ;P
[04:41] <TheRiLi> i am her
[04:41] <BingO> samarai: i meant i was only telling my Guess ..
[04:41] <BingO> samorai: you are also best.. becoz now you have clean your trash .. good boy :) or gurl ?
[04:41] <jcapinc> Apollo2366, I am not degrading anyone, I am not against other languages, I dont like being kept in the dark, it is not fair to either party to get on an english channal and start speaking spanish
[04:41] <jcapinc> so they should find another channel or private chat
[04:41] <TheRiLi> exit
[04:41] <samorai> yo boy ;)
[04:42] <jcapinc> I cannot imagine that there is not spanish freenode channels
[04:42] <BingO> haha
[04:42] <cabrey> TheRiLi, /quit
[04:42] <bazhang> please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:42] <jcapinc> or whichever language they speek
[04:42] <supreme> donaldo_, people is right, lets go to ubuntu-es channel
[04:42] <jcapinc> apologize, conversation is over
[04:42] <supreme> here the language is english
[04:42] <veridat> international speaking
[04:42] <Apollo2366> jcapinc, I'm not concerned with your message so much as your tone. Adding an "o" at the end of english words is considered offensive, so just try to be curteous :)
[04:43] <samorai> lol bing0 my problm sometime is coding I use this only 3 week
[04:43] <veridat> where can I find news reports
[04:43] <Apollo2366> that's all I'm saying
[04:43] <samorai> command i say
[04:43] <donaldo_> este no es pues ubuntu internacional?
[04:43] <jcapinc> Apollo2366, I guess you are right, I was just having a moment
[04:43] <samorai> so I move
[04:43] <causasui> adding 'o' at the end of words is offensive? why?
[04:43] <Gnea> !es
[04:43] <supreme> hahhahaah
[04:43] <cabrey> Apollo2366, but it is also offensive and ignorant for people to start speaking different languages in a one language room :/
[04:43] <supreme> adding o xD
[04:43] <iamabanana> any problemo?
[04:43] <aquachica> Este canal es para la gente que hablan ingles.  Sigue a #ubuntu-es
[04:44] <jcapinc> Gnea, lol thats awsome!
[04:44] <samorai> bye all
[04:44] <veridat> double oo
[04:44] <supreme> ahaahahaaha so funny adding o at the end of words to talk in spanish
[04:44] <veridat> supremo
[04:44] <supreme> my main language is spanish btw
[04:44] <donaldo_> les molesta que hable español?
[04:44] <supreme> xd
[04:44] <Gnea> jcapinc: well, the discussion seems to have gotten a bit offtopic
[04:44] <veridat> spanish is interesting
[04:44] <bazhang> donaldo_, please stop
[04:45]  * cabrey facepalms
[04:45] <aquachica> Aqui, si.  No se por que, pero mejor sigue a #ubuntu-es.
[04:45] <veridat> ronaldo?
[04:45] <bazhang> veridat, #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:45] <jaypro> best ftp server software with gui?
[04:45]  * jcapinc notices bazhang, and gnue trying to fix a trainwreck
[04:45] <veridat> stoned topics aight
[04:45] <supreme> stop talk in english for god's sake!
[04:46] <cabrey> jaypro, learn from a another sysadmin :/
[04:46] <supreme> haha
[04:46] <jaypro> lol
[04:46] <Gnea> jaypro: a gui for an ftp server?
[04:46] <jaypro> ive set one up before, but i figured it would be quicker if i saw one with a gui
[04:47] <supreme> oh, btw, adding an "o" at the end of english words is NOT considered offensive by people who talks spanish
[04:47] <supreme> its stupid to consider offensive that
[04:47] <bazhang> supreme, please take chat elsewhere
[04:48] <Gnea> jaypro: well, there is a gadmin-proftpd
[04:48] <iamabanana> it's considered stupid.
[04:48] <LargePrime> Greetings.  Got a strange Problem.  Firefox spell checker is the issue.  Upon a misspelled word, If the right click KEY is pressed FF does not suggest a word.  If the MOUSE is Right Clicked on the word, it suggests a word.  The FF guys are wondering if it is a "Ubuntu Customization" Issue.  Any Ideas?
[04:48] <cabrey> !ebox | jaypro
[04:48] <Gnea> cabrey: forgot about ebox :)
[04:48] <sambagirl> ebox rocks
[04:48] <cabrey> >_<
[04:48] <sambagirl> ebox is excellent
[04:48] <sambagirl> i use it
[04:48] <sambagirl> it works
[04:48] <FloodBot2> sambagirl: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:50] <jaypro> sweet! thanks!
[04:51] <supreme> i have a problem with synaptic: when i open synaptic and try to open the repositories option i get a error message: http://paste.ubuntu.com/205976/
[04:53] <supreme> im trying to find a solution unsuccessfully
[04:53] <cabrey> supreme, submit a bug report, that is a traceback
[04:55] <Gnea> supreme: how are you running synaptic? from a menu?
[04:55] <raylu> jaypro: also, why do you need ftp?
[04:55] <supreme> do i report a bug with "ubuntu-bug synaptic" right?
[04:55] <freedumMan> is it possible to make a jailed ssh upload with certain chmod permissions
[04:55] <stroyan> supreme: That looks a lot like  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-properties/+bug/364092
[04:56] <cabrey> supreme, already submitted go and add yourself to the people affected
[04:57] <cabrey> thanks stroyan
[04:57] <supreme> thanks, im checking stroyan solution
[04:57] <bullgard4> '~$ ekiga -d 4 > ~/tmp/ekiga.log20090629' obtained a log of 0 bytes length because I terminated this command using the 'Ctrl+C' command. How to end it properly for a log content >0?
[04:57] <jaypro> raylu: why? just for the basic reasons why anyone would want an ftp server... transfer files
[04:58] <tntc> hey, what package contains the actual drivers for sound?
[04:58] <tntc> the snd-hda-intel driver specifically
[04:58] <raylu> jaypro: but ftp is insecure. passwords are transmitted in cleartext
[04:58] <raylu> jaypro: consider scp/sftp
[04:58] <Dday> How do i check if my songbird is a .deb?
[04:59] <jaypro> raylu oh i read someplace scp is not that great for transferring multiple files at once... that not true?
[05:00] <raylu> jaypro: m...not that i know of. i use it all the time
[05:00] <dragon_> jaypro: i strongly doubt that statement.
[05:00] <dragon_> jaypro: i'd prefer rsync though.
[05:00] <raylu> jaypro: on my lan, i use ftp because it's a bit faster and i'm not worried about security internally
[05:00] <jaypro> hrmm...
[05:00] <zx6renvy> hey everyone
[05:00] <brokenframe> hey, does someone know of any easy-to-use program to set up an ssh server?
[05:00] <jaypro> well, also i need to deal with macs and windows... so that kind throws out scp anyways
[05:01] <dragon_> brokenframe: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[05:01] <mobi-sheep> !ssh | brokenframe
[05:01] <jaypro> unless you guys know of a program that would work
[05:01] <brokenframe> !ssh
[05:01] <zx6renvy> couldnt tell ya jaypro, never needed to do that
[05:01] <brokenframe> hm
[05:01] <bastidrazor> jaypro, ssh for mac and winscp for windows
[05:02] <brokenframe> k that was fast, thanks
[05:02] <dragon_> jaypro: there is an ssh server for windows called WinSSHD. Check out the bitvise tunnelier's website for details.
[05:02] <parker> Test connection.
[05:03] <dragon_> parker: Test failed.
[05:03] <dragon_> :P
[05:03] <lecram_wise> hey
[05:03] <dragon_> lecram_wise: hey buddy
[05:03] <Mitsunari> Let's pose this question here as well... I recently (read: last night) installed Ubuntu Studio on my Parckard Bell Easynote r4350. Everything else seems to be in order, except for the volume control hotkeys. Pressing once seems to get them stuck, ie. firing off continuously. In addition, this makes me unable to click anything on the gui itself, including the start-menu. However, the buttons work on launched programs such as Pidgin or Mo
[05:03] <dragon_> haha parker actually believed what i said.
[05:03] <raylu> jaypro: also, filezilla for windows
[05:03] <raylu> jaypro: and psftp/pscp
[05:03] <dragon_> !volume
[05:04] <dragon_> err
[05:04] <Mitsunari> !volume
[05:04] <jaypro> oh wow! okay cool... thanks everyone
[05:04] <dragon_> !hotkeys | Mitsunari
[05:04] <LargePrime> Greetings.  Got a strange Problem.  Firefox spell checker is the issue.  Upon a misspelled word, If the right click KEY is pressed FF does not suggest a word.  If the MOUSE is Right Clicked on the word, it suggests a word.  The FF guys are wondering if it is a "Ubuntu Customization" Issue.  Any Ideas?
[05:05] <raylu> LargePrime: right-click key? the thing between right-alt and right-ctrl?
[05:05] <zx6renvy> what version do you have?
[05:05] <dragon_> LargePrime: possibly Ubuntu isn't firing an event that would have been fired otherwise.
[05:05] <dragon_> LargePrime: tried disabling "Ubuntu Modification Pack" plugin in Firefox?
[05:06] <LargePrime> raylu: yep zx6renvy 8.10 dragon_ I will now
[05:06] <AceBlade159> i am tryin to install ubuntu on a machine using an  nForce 4 Ultra AMD chipset and i can't get it to see my hard drives on an alternate install (my video card will not allow me to boot a live cd)\
[05:07] <sergey_> всем привет
[05:07] <LargePrime> reboothing FF
[05:07] <raylu> LargePrime: the thing is, that key isn't a right-click key...
[05:07] <cabrey> !ru | sergey_
[05:07] <bazhang> sergey_, #ubuntu-ru
[05:07] <AceBlade159> i was able to see the drives on a live cd on an older VC
[05:07] <bullgard4> sergey_: Hello!
[05:07] <unitheory> hello, i have a "Blank CD-R Disc" icon on my desktop but there's no blank disc in my drive. how to I fix it?
[05:07] <LargePrime> shift f10 key
[05:08] <LargePrime> raylu:
[05:08] <raylu> LargePrime: huh?
[05:08] <sergey_> nicht feschteje
[05:08] <LargePrime> but it acts as
[05:08] <dragon_> cabrey: how did you know that was russian? o.O
[05:08] <cabrey> dragon_, magic :P no look at the host
[05:08] <sergey_> guten tag ? mei liebe freund
[05:08] <LargePrime> raylu: the menu (Shift f10) key is the proper name I think
[05:08] <raylu> LargePrime: !de | sergey_
[05:08] <dragon_> cabrey: ah cool
[05:08] <raylu> oops.
[05:09] <raylu> !de | sergey_
[05:09] <bazhang> sergey_, English here only
[05:09] <AceBlade159> anybody have any ideas?
[05:09] <raylu> LargePrime: indeed, it's a menu key
[05:09] <SirMoo> APT-GET Install error... "E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource Temporarily unavailable) - What do I do? I got this after trying to install apt-get sun-java, then I got a liscnese page and it did not allow me to do anything else.
[05:09] <LargePrime> it pops the right click menu
[05:09] <cabrey> SirMoo, one package manager opened at a time
[05:10] <LargePrime> OK restarted FF with Ubuntu Mod disabled.  same
[05:10] <myxo> why does it seem like all of the .iso's i download say they are too large for the burnable CD's i have? =(
[05:10] <SirMoo> cabrey, thats not my main problem, just one at the moment. D=
[05:11] <SirMoo> Mmkay, package manager closed and I'm still getting it.
[05:11] <dragon_> LargePrime: then it's not Ubuntu's modifications causing trouble, possibly.
[05:11] <unitheory> so no one knows how to eject a disc that doesn't exist but gnome thinks it does?
[05:11] <LargePrime> heh
[05:11] <LargePrime> F guys blame Ubuntu
[05:11] <raylu> LargePrime: ...obviously. the issue is that the menu key opens the menu for the ui element that currently has focus, which is a textbox
[05:11] <SirMoo> How do I tell the java install to stop, I've tried restarting, but that achived nothing.
[05:11] <LargePrime> not the word
[05:11] <raylu> LargePrime: which is completely working as intended. the menu key is not a replacement for right-click
[05:11] <LargePrime> it is generally.  did you try it
[05:11] <AceBlade159> any help please? i'm desperate
[05:11] <cabrey> unitheory, that version of ubuntu?
[05:12] <unitheory> cabrey, what version? 9.04
[05:12] <raylu> AceBlade159: i'm not sure how the alternate install works. can you get a shell?
[05:12] <myxo> has anyone else ever had the issue of having CD's that their computer tells them are too small to burn iso's specifically designed for CDs?
[05:12] <cabrey> unitheory, yea sorry have you tried logging out/back in?
[05:12] <badboy_> hi all
[05:12] <AceBlade159> i beleive i can
[05:13] <dragon_> !ask | AceBlade159
[05:13] <unitheory> cabrey, i was hoping not to have to resort to that sort of thing..
[05:13] <badboy_> anyone speak portuguese ?
[05:13] <raylu> AceBlade159: ok, do so and run "sudo fdisk -l"
[05:13] <bazhang> !pt | badboy_
[05:13] <dragon_> oh you asked already.. had to scroll long way back.
[05:14] <sdeb> hi , is it possible to install ubuntu from source like gentoo ?
[05:14] <raylu> sdeb: you mean install ubuntu packages from source like gentoo? no
[05:14] <bullgard4> sdeb: Not advisable: Too much work.
[05:14] <badboy_> ty
[05:15] <sdeb> raylu: no imean install the whole system
[05:15] <raylu> sdeb: it's not like you can install all of gentoo from source either
[05:15]  * SirMoo pouts.
[05:15] <SirMoo> No help to as why I can't install things?
[05:16] <sdeb> bullgard4: i know , but i want system under control
[05:16] <stroyan> sdeb: You can get source and rebuild it using "apt-get source package; apt-get builddep package; debuild"
[05:16] <sdeb> my*
[05:16] <elli> hai
[05:16] <raylu> SirMoo: what package manager were you using?
[05:16] <unitheory> cabrey, are you contemplating a solution or should i just restart? :[
[05:16] <SirMoo> I was using sudo apt-get on Kubuntu. (I'd try their irc, but hardly anyone is around. )
[05:16] <cabrey> unitheory, try logging out then back in first
[05:16] <sdeb> stroyan: even the base package ?
[05:16] <AceBlade159> i have a regular cd, how would i get to the shell from there
[05:16] <raylu> SirMoo: pgrep -l apt-get
[05:17] <badboy_> can anybarry help me i dont have audio im my pc and i'm dont know how use commands
[05:17] <raylu> AceBlade159: on a non-alternate install cd, applications > accessories > terminal or alt+f2, gnome-terminal
[05:17] <SirMoo> Rylu: 3848 apt-get
[05:17] <raylu> SirMoo: do you still have that open somewhere, by any chance?
[05:18] <stroyan> sdeb: I just build packages that I want to tweak or debug.  I haven't tried rebuilding every single package.  Why would you want to?
[05:18] <SirMoo> Raylu, How? I've restarted my computer twice since then.
[05:18] <raylu> SirMoo: then apt-get wouldn't be running
[05:18] <raylu> SirMoo: or, at least, the apt-get that you ran two restarts ago wouldn't
[05:18] <SirMoo> Yes, but now I can't install anything. D=
[05:18] <bullgard4> sdeb: You cannot have every detail "under control" in Linux because your livespan will not extend over 100 years. Try to focus on the important things and not on every detail.
[05:19] <sdeb> stroyan: to learn everything , and to the full control
[05:19] <raylu> SirMoo: yes, but figure out why apt-get is running now
[05:19] <SirMoo> Raylu, thats why I'm confused. It should not be running... and no windows are open other then the terminal.
[05:19] <sdeb> bullgard4: you right , but i will enjoy for that :)
[05:19] <bullgard4> sdeb: s/livespan/lifespan/
[05:20] <stroyan> sdeb: "everything" keeps getting bigger and bigger. ;-)
[05:20] <raylu> SirMoo: it could be some automatic update checker
[05:20] <AceBlade159> anyway to get to terminal without a gui enviroment? i can't boot a live cd because of my graphics card
[05:20] <cabrey> AceBlade159, safe graphics mode
[05:20] <raylu> SirMoo: try running pgrep again, see if it's still running now
[05:20] <badboy_> anyone know how make audio in my asus A7K
[05:20] <cabrey> AceBlade159, F4 or F6 on livecd
[05:20] <AceBlade159> thanks
[05:20] <cirabisi> hkello everyone
[05:20] <RequinB4> AceBlade: safe graphics mode, or if you can't do that install with an alt cd and go from there
[05:20] <farooq>  /join #rubyonrails
[05:20] <badboy_> hello cirabisi
[05:20] <cirabisi> could i get some help?
[05:21] <cabrey> !ask
[05:21] <bullgard4> !sound | badboy_
[05:21] <SirMoo> Yup. Still running, Raylu.
[05:21] <raylu> SirMoo: i suppose you could just "sudo kill 3848"
[05:21] <cirabisi> lol
[05:21] <SirMoo> I shall try.
[05:22] <cirabisi> well i want to make a usb startup/boot disc but i dont have a live cd, i used wubi, and i dont know where to find the .iso, im in xubuntu
[05:22] <sdeb> ok , another question , anaconda is powerfull installer , why ubuntu is not use it ?
[05:22] <SirMoo> This all came from trying to install sun-java. It would not allow me to do anything after, and just had a liscnese and said OK at the bottom.
[05:22] <raylu> SirMoo: you have to use the arrow keys or tab to accept it
[05:22] <bazhang> sdeb, a good question for #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:23] <raylu> SirMoo: there was a bug in older versions of ubuntu that didn't allow the user to accept it, but it's been fixed since then
[05:23] <cirabisi> .
[05:23] <SirMoo> This is the most modern version of Kubuntu.
[05:24] <cirabisi> ???
[05:24] <raylu> cirabisi: wait, what does being on wubi have to do with this? if you haven't yet downloaded an iso, i suggest getting yourself a copy of unetbootin and proceeding from there
[05:24] <unitheory> cirabisi, you need either an .iso or a livecd
[05:24] <cirabisi> ok.
[05:24] <sdeb> bazhang: this not off topic ,
[05:25] <cirabisi> is this only for help? just curious, got on cuz im bored and wanted to talk :P
[05:25] <AceBlade159> just ran "sudo fdisk -l nothing happened
[05:25] <bazhang> cirabisi, #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[05:25] <raylu> AceBlade159: where'd you run this command?
[05:25] <cirabisi> ty
[05:26] <AceBlade159> terminal
[05:26] <raylu> AceBlade159: could you be more specific?
[05:26] <sdeb> AceBlade159: parted is more friendly : sudo parted -l /dev/sda
[05:27] <AceBlade159> raylu: Applications > Accessories > Terminal
[05:27] <AceBlade159> sdeb: i'll try that thanks
[05:27] <raylu> AceBlade159: i'm guessing you're using safe graphics mode?
[05:27] <AceBlade159> indeed
[05:28] <sdeb> i love ubuntu , can i have a cloak ?
[05:28] <bazhang> !cloak > sdeb
[05:28] <Efrain> lol
[05:28] <maxagaz> how to set a new hostname of a computer using command line ?
[05:28] <andi> fuck
[05:28] <lstarnes> !hostname | maxagaz
[05:28] <supreme> !cloak
[05:29] <sdeb> bazhang: checking
[05:29] <maxagaz> lstarnes, thanks
[05:29] <bReakmYfaLL> Hello when is irssi 0.8.13 going to be added on repositry
[05:29] <bazhang> sdeb, help in #freenode
[05:29] <AceBlade159> sdb: response 'Usage: parted [hlmsv] [DEVICE [COMMAND [PARAMETERS]]...]'
[05:30] <unitheory> bReakmYfaLL, only major bug fixes or security updates are added to the repos. otherwise you have to wait for the next ubuntu release
[05:30] <lstarnes> bReakmYfaLL: it should be there in 9.10
[05:30] <sdeb> AceBlade159: sudo parted -l
[05:30] <AceBlade159> oh, oops
[05:31] <bazhang> sdeb, parted is not for that
[05:31] <bReakmYfaLL> ohi tried to cofigure from source but i got this error configure: error: GLIB is required to build irssi.
[05:31] <bReakmYfaLL> But i have GLIB
[05:31] <lstarnes> bReakmYfaLL: but not the -dev packages
[05:32] <sdeb> bazhang: so for what ?
[05:32] <ctmjr> AceBlade159: looking at what you ran  "sudo fdisk -l you need to remove the " from in front off sudo
[05:32] <bReakmYfaLL> is it libglibc-dev
[05:32] <AceBlade159> unable to open read-write... opend as read only
[05:32] <bReakmYfaLL> or is it libglib-dev
[05:32] <reduz> hey guys, is it possible to remove alsa/pulseaudio/etc from ubuntu and install 4front OSS ?
[05:32] <bazhang> AceBlade159, use sudo fdisk -l not parted
[05:32] <causasui> Can someone here help me set up pureftpd?
[05:32] <AceBlade159> i used "" to seperate my command from the rest of my text
[05:33] <lstarnes> bReakmYfaLL: libglib2.0-dev
[05:33] <AceBlade159> and nothing is seeing the disks
[05:33] <bazhang> AceBlade159, no quotes
[05:33] <AceBlade159> they are sata
[05:34] <AceBlade159> bazhang: i know, i'm pretty good with windows, i'm trying to learn more linux
[05:34] <stroyan> bReakmYfaLL: You can use "sudo apt-get build-dep irssi" to get the build dependency packages for the current irssi package.
[05:34] <donaldo> hello
[05:34] <bReakmYfaLL> i am sorry but what is that
[05:34] <bReakmYfaLL> :s
[05:35] <lstarnes> bReakmYfaLL: that will install the packages needed to build irssi
[05:35] <AceBlade159> any special drivers i have to load for my chipset? (nVidia NF4Ultra)
[05:35] <bReakmYfaLL> for the latest version 0.8.13?
[05:35] <ctmjr> reduz yes go to their web site they have a how to
[05:35] <lstarnes> bReakmYfaLL: or at least the version in the repos
[05:35] <lstarnes> bReakmYfaLL: the dependencies for 0.8.13 are probably the same or similar to 0.8.12
[05:35] <reduz> ctmjr, but does it work?
[05:35] <stroyan> bReakmYfaLL: The dependency data is for the version in the repos.  But it probably has not changed in the next version.
[05:36] <bReakmYfaLL> i c
[05:36] <bReakmYfaLL> let me try
[05:36] <pvh_sa> heya... i've got an ubuntu 9.04 machine that keeps rebooting spontaneously but seemingly only when transmission is running. nothing in the logs - is there some way i can get a crash dump or something so i know why its rebooting?
[05:37] <ctmjr> reduz: it works for me on intrepid with intel on board sound you need to check the compatibility list
[05:37] <sdeb> bazhang: are kidding me , check output : http://pastebin.com/d366c59d0
[05:37] <largeprime> hey
[05:39] <unitheory> pvh_sa, transmission is rather lacking in features, is using another bittorrent client an option?
[05:40] <pvh_sa> unitheory, i really don't think the bittorrent client is the source of my reboots - its triggering something else which is causing kernel panics... just want to know if there is some kind of "crash dump saving" feature in linux/ubuntu
[05:41] <largeprime> OK so my problem is with FF on Ubutu.  the menu shift f10 key is not suggesting misspelled words in a text box in FF
[05:42] <julian__> hey all!!!
[05:42] <unitheory> pvh_sa, i would suggest another client first. but there are plenty of logs you can view in system > administration > log file viewer
[05:42] <julian__> some knows how to install KDE 3.5 on 9.04???????????????
[05:42] <flanders> How can I create a script that runs upon bootup (even before a user logs into a session) that requires root privileges?
[05:42] <rww> !startup | flanders
[05:43] <Galaxor> So, I've just moved to Jaunty.  For some reason now, my wireless doesn't work unless the network-manager is running.  Which means I can't get on the internet when X11 isn't running.  I do all the things I used to do:  iwconfig wlan0 essid blah, dhclient wlan0.  iwconfig always says that it's "Not Associated" with the AP, and the log always says "associated" then "disassociated by local choice (reason=3)" immediately.
[05:43] <flanders> ubottu: I want it to start before a user logs into a session.
[05:43] <Galaxor> What happened?
[05:43] <rww> !boot | flanders
[05:43] <rww> flanders: (sorry !startup was the wrong one)
[05:43] <julian__> someone knows how to install KDE 3.5 on 9.04???***
[05:43] <flanders> It's cool.
[05:43] <rww> julian__: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Kde3/Jaunty
[05:44] <R_YoYo_R> julian__, there is a guide somewhere
[05:44] <stroyan> pvh_sa: You could explore kdump as provided by the kexec-tools package.  But I don't see a how-to on that with a few google searches.
[05:44] <AceBlade159> i am tryin to install ubuntu on a machine using an  nForce 4 Ultra AMD chipset and i can't get it to see my hard drives
[05:44] <rww> julian__: I think there's a process for installing it on an existing Jaunty install somewhere, too, but I can't seem to find it.
[05:45] <Galaxor> I don't know how to get more debugging info from the wireless driver.  Is there something I can cat to a file in /sys or something?
[05:45] <AceBlade159> some help please
[05:45] <bReakmYfaLL> hi if i install irssi from source will it overwrite my .irssi folder
[05:45] <R_YoYo_R> bReakmYfaLL, backup first?
[05:46] <bReakmYfaLL> oie
[05:46] <bReakmYfaLL> okie*
[05:46] <unitheory> bReakmYfaLL, it shouldn't
[05:46] <rww> bReakmYfaLL: it's possible that the new version of irssi uses incompatible settings, so I'd back it up first if I were you.
[05:46] <aaqil> how to give a clear, cute fonts etc look to my firefox as it is in windows
[05:46] <julian__> rww: thanx
[05:47] <startbox> Hey Guys! is there anyway I could get a syslog server?
[05:47] <Galaxor> Or is there a doc that says what reason=3 is?  Google is not forthcoming.
[05:47] <aaqil> How to edit grub loader timer?
[05:47] <va_cute> jmv jhcigvou
[05:47] <SpicyLemon> How do I stop my mic input from coming out my speakers?
[05:48] <aaqil> unplug mic
[05:48] <Daskreech> hi aaqil
[05:48] <aaqil> Daskreech, :D welcome
[05:48] <unitheory> aaqil, edit /boot/grub/menu.lst or ust the package startupmanager
[05:48] <R_YoYo_R> SpicyLemon, alsoconf or volume manager maybe?
[05:48] <Daskreech> Shallom :)
[05:49] <SpicyLemon> I've poked around with alsamixer, I'll give alsaconf a look-see
[05:49] <aaqil> shallom, Daskreech  how to edit that menu.lst ? with full command
[05:49] <Daskreech> Anyone wants to help unscrew up some nvidia borkup?
[05:49] <flanders> I understand how using hdparm you can change the idle time before the hard drive goes to sleep. However, is there a way to keep the drive asleep, even while using the mouse/keyboard (until disk access is required)?
[05:49] <Daskreech> aaqil: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:49] <flanders> I ask this because I do not need the hard drive running while I am reading documents or PDFs, but I use the mouse to scroll the pages.
[05:50] <unitheory> aaqil, if you don't know how to edit configuration files you should use startupmanager instead
[05:50] <Daskreech> flanders: You probably want it running then
[05:50] <aaqil> unitheory, where is that startupmanager in my xfce
[05:50] <flanders> But the document is loaded into memory, Daskreech.
[05:51] <Daskreech> Yes but some of the memory is on the hard rive
[05:51] <unitheory> aaqil, you have to install it
[05:51] <flanders> Regardless, do you know of a way to keep the drive asleep, even while using the mouse/keyboard?
[05:51] <aaqil> ok i install with sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[05:51] <Daskreech> Not off hand since it's generally a bad idea but I suppose you could just set very restrictive as in 150 ms sleep times
[05:52] <bReakmYfaLL> Thank You ALL fo the support
[05:52] <ERG1959> ubuntu.irc
[05:52] <unitheory> aaqil, it will be in the system menu
[05:52] <AceBlade159> my apoligies i may be getting annoying but i really need my computer
[05:52] <Daskreech> Anyone wants to help set up an nvidia system?
[05:52] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: What's the issue?
[05:52] <AceBlade159> i am tryin to install ubuntu on a machine using an  nForce 4 Ultra AMD chipset and i can't get it to see my hard drives\
[05:52] <AceBlade159> thank you
[05:52] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: what's leading you to beleive that?
[05:53] <R_YoYo_R> AceBlade159, what type drives are they?
[05:53] <unitheory> AceBlade159, the fdisk command give you an output, correct?
[05:53] <AceBlade159> nothin is reported in fdisk
[05:53] <unitheory> heheh
[05:53] <startbox> can anyone help me setup a syslog server?
[05:53] <AceBlade159> *nothing
[05:53] <AceBlade159> and sorry, they are sata
[05:53] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: What's the command that you were using?
[05:53] <Spherous> I need help reinstalling grub off of a ubuntu live cd after a windows installation
[05:54] <aaqil> wo wo wo wo I have configured startup manager successfully
[05:54] <AceBlade159> sudo fdisk -l
[05:54] <Daskreech> !grub | Spherous
[05:54] <hemanth> ubuntu 9.04 running on low graphics , drivers mismatch for VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]
[05:54] <Spherous> Daskreech: I already tried that, I couldn't get it to work
[05:54] <Daskreech> Spherous: Then you have larger problems
[05:55] <Spherous> Daskreech: How so?
[05:55] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: what's ls /dev/sd* say ?
[05:55] <WIGGMPk> Whats the average turn around time (from the time you submit the bug) for someone to fix a bug submitted in launchpad????
[05:55] <AceBlade159> one moment
[05:55] <Daskreech> Spherous: that's pretty much supposed to work
[05:55] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Years
[05:55] <arbgeek> hello all
[05:55] <R_YoYo_R> WIGGMPk, all depends man
[05:55] <caffeinated> hi arbgeek
[05:55] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: you cant be serious?? years?
[05:55] <Spherous> Daskreech: care to help then? I couldn't figure it out, followed it step by step, but it errors, I guess I can't figure out which partition is correct
[05:56] <WIGGMPk> R_YoYo_R: on what? its a regression of the firmware for a CD/DVD drive..
[05:56] <sasori2501> hello all.  is there anyway to list the kernels that have been installed on this machine??
[05:56] <Daskreech> Spherous: what error?
[05:56] <Spherous> Daskreech: I'll pastebin it, one second
[05:56] <AceBlade159> daskreech: sorry, what do you mean?
[05:56] <WIGGMPk> R_YoYo_R: Daskreech: better question.. whats the turn around time for someone to actually acknowledge the bug and change the status from New to something, and from Undecided to important.. ???
[05:57] <myxo> hey guys, setting up a ubuntu installation, should i encrypt home directory?
[05:57] <Daskreech> sasori2501: sudo dpkg -l | grep linux-image
[05:57] <Xuzz> I need some help here with dual monitors and xrandr
[05:57] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: With  what?
[05:57] <R_YoYo_R> WIGGMPk, its like fixing a bug for anything .... they figure in how many people this will effect ... the severity of the bug etc
[05:57] <startbox> !finger
[05:57] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Probably pretty short
[05:57] <Daskreech> myxo: If you want it encrypted
[05:58] <sasori2501> Daskreech: excellent.  thank you.  now, is there anyway i can force this system to ignore its current kernel and use one of the ones in the past???
[05:58] <AceBlade159> Daskreech: ls /dev/sd*
[05:58] <lstarnes> myxo: unless you require extra security, you don't need to
[05:58] <myxo> daskreech i dont think it matters either way. i chose not to do it to avoid complications in the future
[05:58] <myxo> istarnes alrighty
[05:58] <myxo> istarnes thats what i thought, i didnt do it
[05:58] <Daskreech> sasori2501: Press esc at the startup when it says press esc Then choose one of the old ones
[05:58] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: What does that show ?
[05:58] <lstarnes> myxo: I usually encrypt sensitive documents individually with gpg
[05:59] <Xuzz> I'm on a GMA950 with a max canvas size of 2048x2028 (for acceleration)...and I have my two monitors positioned "top-of" each other (in xrandr, they are side by side physically). I want to make them appear to X stacked on top but be able to use them as if they were positioned side by side in xrandr (isntead of having to have the mouse go off the top of the screen to switch)
[05:59] <Daskreech> do you get an output for that command?
[05:59] <Spherous> Daskreech: http://pastebin.com/m4fefad22
[05:59] <myxo> i'm putting Ubuntu on my brothers PC, who is going to afghanistan for quiet a while, any essential programs you guys would recommend for someone who rarely if ever has the internet?
[05:59] <AceBlade159> Daskreech: /dev/sda
[05:59] <WIGGMPk> R_YoYo_R: meanwhile how to a burn a CD/DVD ??? what workaround could I use? because honestly.. not being able to burn a CD/DVD is a pretty big freakin deal.. and should be trivial to fix.. this is frustrating.. I either roll back my entire OS to a previous release or not burn anything..
[05:59] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: That's it?
[06:00] <AceBlade159> yes, it's yellow with a black highlight
[06:00] <test-sheep> myxo: How can he carry the PC?  Laptop?
[06:01] <sasori2501> Daskreech: hmm. sorry im not exactly sure what your referring too... o wait... maybe i think i know, ok, let me try that out, brb, thank you!
[06:01] <WIGGMPk> R_YoYo_R: is there a way to expedite or bring the bug to someone's attention.. cause it just looks like its sitting there?
[06:01] <Daskreech> Spherous: this is Wubi ?
[06:01] <R_YoYo_R> WIGGMPk, i apologize i didnt see your original problem. What is it? There is ALWAYS a fix for stuff like thatr
[06:01] <WIGGMPk> listen to me.. I sound like I want commercial tech support lmfao
[06:02] <Spherous> Daskreech: Hmm? Wubi?
[06:02] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: Then yep it's not reading the hard drives :)
[06:02] <sdeb> !anaconda | sdeb
[06:02] <WIGGMPk> R_YoYo_R: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dvd+rw-tools/+bug/307477 take a look at your leisure
[06:02] <R_YoYo_R> k
[06:02] <Daskreech> Spherous: why is it that you are mounting the windows partition?
[06:02] <sdeb> !upstream
[06:02] <myxo> test-sheep laptop yes. he likes to do a lot of photo editting, takes a lot of RAW piictures
[06:03] <Spherous> Daskreech: its my primary partition
[06:03] <AceBlade159> Daskreech: any idea's on how to make it see them
[06:03] <sdeb> !debian-installer
[06:03] <WIGGMPk> R_YoYo_R: btw.. I would be more inclined to believe its not only the dvd+rw-tools package, but the kernel drivers for the drive itself
[06:03] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: Do you get any errors when you are booting up?
[06:03] <sdeb> !cloak
[06:03] <Daskreech> Spherous: You don't have a / partition ?
[06:04] <R_YoYo_R> WIGGMPk, i agree
[06:04] <sdeb> !ubottu
[06:04] <unitheory> sdeb, open a dialog with ubottu if you want to test out commands, not here please
[06:04] <R_YoYo_R> WIGGMPk, this is a bug between distros as well. ...
[06:04] <AceBlade159> 4 total, 2 for each drive, i cant remember what they said, but i do remember it was errorno -5
[06:04] <Spherous> Daskreech: I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean by a / partition... I haven't used ubuntu for a while, and I am kinda rusty
[06:04] <Daskreech> Anyone wants to help fix a X issue?
[06:04] <sdeb> unitheory: iam very sorry , and thank u
[06:04] <test-sheep> myxo: F-Spot, Inkscape, Bunch of photos, PDFs of books to read on laptop. I don't know if he'll have time to commit to learn how to use fspot, inkscape, etc, but he probably would read books or something relaxing.
[06:04] <WIGGMPk> R_YoYo_R: its been chillin in launchpad for 6+ months though.. which is irritating
[06:05] <WIGGMPk> R_YoYo_R: no CD/DVD burning is like saying.. "Hey, we launched a brand spankin new OS today.. It's awesome... But oh, btw.. .You cant use USB ports.. Yeah... Sorry...."
[06:05] <rootlinuxusr> http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/showpost.php?p=19793&postcount=4 How can I get that running - it works from terminal but not in pidgin itself. Tried setting it as senicon.sh /usr/local/bin/senicon.sh et al. same effect - nothing.
[06:05] <Daskreech> Spherous: Try mounting /dev/sda3 where you are mounting /dev/sda2
[06:06] <Panoramix> What is the best equivalent for adobe flash 10 in ubuntu? :o
[06:06] <rootlinuxusr> gnash or adobe flash?
[06:06] <test-sheep> Panoramix: Adobe Flash 10?
[06:06] <Daskreech> Panoramix: Adobe Flash?
[06:06] <unitheory> Panoramix, adobe flash 10
[06:06] <myxo> test-sheep alritey. are there any commands i need to run on a fresh ubuntu installation? the computer I'm currently using is the first install i've ever done, his will be my second.
[06:07] <test-sheep> "What?  Omg. *nix can run Adobe Flash? O rly?  Yes rly!"
[06:07] <Panoramix> u know... Program for creating swf :)
[06:07] <Daskreech> Anyone wants to help unbork an nvidia attack?
[06:07] <Daskreech> Panoramix: Ah That's different. Probably the same answer though
[06:07] <WIGGMPk> ha.... unbork
[06:08] <Spherous> Daskreech: Same error
[06:08] <mobi-sheep> myxo: Updated + Upgrade already?
[06:08] <Daskreech> Spherous: is there a stage1 in that directory ?
[06:08] <Panoramix> So, is there any adobe flash ubuntu?
[06:08] <AceBlade159> Daskreech: what do you mean "unbork an nvidia attack: ?
[06:08] <Spherous> Daskreech: Not that I can see
[06:09] <Xuzz> I'm on a GMA950 with a max canvas size of 2048x2028 (for acceleration)...and I have my two monitors (on a laptop, one is the built in screen one is VGA) positioned "top-of" each other (in xrandr, they are side by side physically). I want to make them appear to X stacked on top (to fit in the max canvas size for compiz) but be able to use them as if they were positioned side by side in xrandr (isntead of having to have the mouse go off the top of the screen t
[06:09] <Xuzz> o switch)
[06:09] <Daskreech> AceBlade159: nvidia drivers are stopping X from starting. I want help it undo that and get the drivers working
[06:09] <WIGGMPk> AceBlade159: use your imagination.. Daskreech: did you try running the nvidia updater for xorg.. I think its nvidia-xconfig?
[06:10] <anathematic> any recommendations for software to monitor my memory usage over a period of time on a ubuntu server?
[06:10] <Daskreech> Spherous: In /boot/grub I have a file named stage1. You don't?
[06:10] <mobi-sheep> Panoramix: You're talking about running Flash?
[06:10] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: you should prolly post your xorg.conf in pastebin
[06:10] <Daskreech> mobi-sheep: No making flash movies
[06:10] <AceBlade159> Daskreech: odd, when i had an install back when i had a working ide drive i had no problm with x starting (i'm on a gts 8800)
[06:11] <Spherous> Daskreech: It can't access /boot/grub, says theres no such file or directory
[06:11] <Daskreech> Oh I didn't either until I installed the nvidia drivers
[06:11] <Daskreech> Spherous: Where did you mount /dev/sda3 ?
[06:11] <Panoramix> Running flash and creating flash
[06:11] <Spherous> Daskreech: /media/root
[06:11] <Spherous> Daskreech: Just like you said
[06:11] <Daskreech> Panoramix: most likely run Adobe Flash 10 under wine
[06:12] <mobi-sheep> Panoramix: You know ActionScript?
[06:12] <Daskreech> Spherous: then you mounted /dev/sda1 as /media/root/boot ?
[06:12] <Panoramix> Isnt it too heavy?
[06:12] <Spherous> Daskreech: Correct
[06:12] <Daskreech> Panoramix: Yes but it's a windows program what do you expect?
[06:13] <Panoramix> I am starting to learn it
[06:13] <Daskreech> Spherous: and under /media/root/boot/grub is there a stage1 ?
[06:13] <Spherous> Daskreech: Yes, there is one there
[06:13] <badboy_> :(
[06:14] <Daskreech> Spherous: and stage2?
[06:14] <Spherous> Daskreech: Correct
[06:14] <myxo> graaahhhh, darnit, why is everything always super difficult? ubuntu livedisc wouldnt work on my brohters pc.... so i ran the altdisc.... worked.... now after the ubuntu splash (pre-OS) does its little loading thing, the screen just remains blackkk...... sigh
[06:14] <Spherous> Daskreech: Should I try sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root/boot /dev/sda instead of having the root-directory being /media/root
[06:14] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: http://pastebin.com/ff9a6c00
[06:15] <mobi-sheep> myxo: Did you enable the hardware drivers and that happened right away?
[06:15] <Daskreech> Ermmm
[06:15] <krabe> what does virtual rack mean?
[06:15] <_Tristan> when I run top what does "Cpu(s): 10.5% us,  3.4% sy,  0.0% ni, 84.9% id,  1.3% wa,  0.0% hi,  0.0% si" mean?
[06:15] <Daskreech> I think that wouldn't work but can't hurt to try
[06:15] <myxo> mobi-sheep i haven't gotten the chance to boot into the OS yet
[06:15] <johnnyblazen> hi i just upgraded to xp from vista lol i have 2 hdd's and when i installed xp it wiped out the grub i got the grub boot list to work again but it still shows vista on the list and i cant get it to show xp so i cant boot into windows anyone got any ideas
[06:15] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: did you just recently run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" cause your not even using the nvidia driver
[06:15] <Daskreech> myxo: you tried safe graphics mode ?
[06:15] <myxo> daskreech how do i go into that mode?
[06:16] <Spherous> Daskreech: Nah, didn't work. Tried to add an extra /boot. so it was like /boot/boot lol
[06:16] <Daskreech> _Tristan: read the manual for top
[06:16] <mobi-sheep> myxo: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-to-reconfigure-x-windows-system-xorg-server/
[06:16] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Crap yea but it's still not booting :(
[06:16] <_Tristan> Daskreech: ...thats a goddamn brilliant idea >.<
[06:16] <mobi-sheep> myxo: Second option --> sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[06:16] <tanath> i've lost sound. can anyone help?
 hi i just upgraded to xp from vista lol i have 2 hdd's and when i installed xp it wiped out the grub i got the grub boot list to work again but it still shows vista on the list and i cant get it to show xp so i cant boot into windows anyone got any ideas
[06:16] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: what did you do or change before it stopped? like upgrade the kernel, reinstall the modules etc?
[06:17] <badboy_> all i need is audio ;(
[06:17] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: X still is on a start loop starts fails starts again 30 seconds later fails etc
[06:17] <tanath> usually rebooting fixes is, 'cause it's some app 'hogging' the sound card, but i've rebooted twice now, and still no sound
[06:17] <tanath> *it
[06:17] <Daskreech> johnnyblazen: point the chainloader to XP
[06:17] <myxo> mobi-sheep i don't understand how i'm supposed to do this on a black screen? ctrl+alt+f2?
[06:17] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Ran sudo nvidia-config
[06:18] <Gh057hun73r> I have an OLD ATi rage pro AGP vide card, I need drivers for it, even 2D is slow to the point that dragging a small window like xchat drops frames, how do I fix the driver in ubuntu 8.04?
[06:18] <Daskreech> !sound | badboy_
[06:18] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: did you try "sudo nvidia-xconfig"
[06:18] <mobi-sheep> myxo: CTRL + ALT + [F1-F6] -- Try that.  Pick any one of those FX.
[06:18] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Yeah tha's what stopped X working
[06:18] <tanath> i've also tried playing with everything in the Sound Prefs, but still no sound
[06:18] <Daskreech> (I presume)
[06:19] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: note the X in "nvidia-xconfig"
[06:19] <myxo> mobi-sheep and if it remains black and unresponsive?
[06:19] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Ah umm >_>
[06:19] <Daskreech> no
[06:19] <mobi-sheep> myxo: Are you online on same machine we're to configure on?
[06:19] <Hoss> anyone know of an app to manage favorite TV channel streams?  I am not looking for a frontend for a MC, but rather just an app to consolidate favorite streams.
[06:19] <myxo> mobi-sheep no, using two laptops, i'm on mine
[06:19] <mzer0> hi
[06:19] <johnnyblazen> brb im gonna reboot and give it a try
[06:19] <mobi-sheep> myxo: Okay.  It won't be unresponsive either way.  It's a command.
[06:20] <myxo> mobi-sheep this is an ASUS, had no problems like this, toshiba satellite isn't so easy
[06:20] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: Boxee / XBMC?  >_>
[06:20] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: nope failed to load modules type1 freetype nvidia
[06:20] <wapko> myxo : try to press 'esc' in grub and [e]dit the kernel line, remove quiet and splash, press enter and then b to boot with the new line, nothing is saved.. just to see what errors there are
[06:20] <mobi-sheep> !tv | Hoss
[06:20] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: Not quite same thing.
[06:21] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: that's all kernel stuff so I might need to reboot
[06:21] <myxo> wapko ok
[06:21] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  These seem more like media center solutions.  Wouldnt either Boxee or XBMC be a bit more than what I need?
[06:22] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: restarting the x server should be the same.. as long as the module is already compiled and running... try "lsmod | grep nvidia" if its not there.. sudo modprobe nvidia
[06:22] <dethray> Alright, ubuntu is all configured how I want it, virtualbox is on, now what else can I do for fun... :P
[06:22] <tanath> was there a recent update that affects sound?
[06:22] <tanath> i don't have sound anymore
[06:22] <lstarnes> tanath: for which version of ubuntu?
[06:22] <tanath> 9.04
[06:22] <WIGGMPk> dethray: fix this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dvd+rw-tools/+bug/307477
[06:22] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: You could always use a regular web browser and use Hulu.
[06:22] <Hoss> dethray:  Try getting a Zune to work in VB.  That will keep your gears spinning for a while.
[06:23] <Gh057hun73r> need driver for Ati rage pro in 8.04
[06:23] <tanath> lstarnes, i've tried all kinds of things, but still no sound >.<
[06:23] <myxo> wapko i don't see splash but i got rid of quiet
[06:23] <dethray> Hehe
[06:23] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: fatal error nvidia not found
[06:23] <johnnyblazen> no luck
[06:23] <dethray> Send me a zune, I will get right on it... :P
[06:23] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  Yeah, thing is I want access through a centeral app not only to Fox.
[06:23] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: figures.. you running jaunty?? i assume your using the 180 revision of the nvidia module?
[06:23] <Hoss> dethray:  lol, I am installing VMware against my wishes to get mine to work.
[06:23] <Daskreech> Gh057hun73r: That's should be supported by the radeon driver
[06:24] <tanath> lstarnes, in case you missed it: ubuntu 9.04
[06:24] <Spherous> Daskreech: Do you think this whole "Partition 1 does not end on cylinder boundary." message is causing the problem?
[06:24] <Daskreech> no the 96 I was using 173 but that seemed to stop X workin ala nvidia-config
[06:24] <myxo> wapko after the splash screen it just remains black.
[06:24] <Daskreech> Spherous: That's quite worrying to me but I don't know enough to be vocally worried
[06:25] <Gh057hun73r> I dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but it didnt even ask me what driver to use, just wanted me to configure my KB.. how do I get ALL the options back?
[06:25] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: ^^^^
[06:25] <myxo> mobi-sheep it must not even be booting, because none of the f1-f6 did anything, just sat black.
[06:25] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: alright.. gimme a second.. you need to remove the package and reinstall it.. happened to me.. I think its a DKMS problem
[06:25] <Daskreech> myxo: Ah you got a splash thats good
[06:25] <TheNewGuy> hello
[06:25] <myxo> daskreech yea, thats all i get though
[06:25] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: So go ahead and purge 96 ?
[06:25] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  You cant think of a light weight streaming manager app that I could try out?  Again, I wont be streaming this feed to any other machines, it will all be viewed locally.
[06:26] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: 1 sec.. Ill get the package names for you
[06:26] <Spherous> Daskreech: Do you think there is anyway for me to back up whats on my windows partition to my linux partition via the live cd, then grab the info I want after a reformat of my windows partition from my linux partition and repartitioning my drives to wipe linux off and give windows all 350GBs?
[06:26] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: You're talking about web-based streaming or video streaming?
[06:26] <TheNewGuy> I got a simple question... I down loaded java... how do I install it?  I using the latest Ubutu.  Brand new to linux
[06:26] <Hoss> hweb-based
[06:26] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  Web-based
[06:26] <johnnyblazen> can anyone give me some advice i need to know how to change the grub boot loader list how do i do this
[06:26] <wapko> myxo, k. i was hoping to get rid of the splash to see whats wrong with it. now im all out.
[06:26] <hateball> !java | TheNewGuy
[06:27] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: just purged dkms as well
[06:27] <Daskreech> !java | TheNewGuy
[06:27] <myxo> wapko there are 4 lines to choose. one begins with uuid, other with kernel, other with initrd, and last with quiet
[06:27] <tanath> TheNewGuy, there are java packages in the official repository. you can install java from the repos via Synaptic package manager: System > Admin > Synaptic
[06:27] <jerroome> jonnyblazen /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:27] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: Well, VLC have this thing where you can stream the video you have.  But if you're talking about watching TV shows from Internet.  I'd say Hulu or something relatively close.  Also, use a different (light) browser.
[06:27] <johnnyblazen> can anyone give me some advice i need to know how to change the grub boot loader list how do i do this
[06:27] <myxo> wapko got rid of quiet, the others  didnt seem like they'd be a splash
[06:27] <wapko> myxo. its supposed to be the kernel line
[06:27] <R_YoYo_R> johnnyblazen, change order?
[06:27] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  Lighter than firefox?
[06:27] <jerroome> !ask | jonnyblazen
[06:27] <tanath> can anyone help me get sound back?
[06:28] <Daskreech> johnnyblazen: edit the menu.lst file
[06:28] <Daskreech> !sound | tanath
[06:28] <tanath> something (a recent update maybe) eliminated sound on my system
[06:28] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: Yup.  Using it solely for web streaming.  A clean interface too.
[06:28] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: "sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia-glx-96 nvidia-common nvidia-96-kernel-source nvidia-96-modaliases nvidia-96-libvdpau" you shouldnt need to purge DKMS.. but oh well.. not sure if there is a nvidia-96-libvdpau package but its worth a shot
[06:28] <myxo> wapko ahhh, i got it this time
[06:28] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  Have you had a chance to mess with Boxee?
[06:29] <wapko> myxo. great. now u should be able to see where it borks
[06:29] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: done
[06:29] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: No.  We spoke about this last night, didn't we?
[06:29] <TheNewGuy> anyone know how to install java ?  i down loaded it from java.com.
[06:29] <TheNewGuy> I have it in my down load list
[06:29] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: and just install them again.. should take care of it.. let me know (restarting would be best and I think required)
[06:29] <R_YoYo_R> TheNewGuy, !java
[06:29] <TheNewGuy> but I have no idea what to do with it.
[06:29] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: look at what ubottu just said to you
[06:29] <myxo> wapko i thought you might say that, but all it did was spam spam spam spam and now its black lol, no errors
[06:29] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: ah wait
[06:29] <myxo> wapko i'm confused
[06:29] <R_YoYo_R> !java
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: you should prolly get rid of nvidia-settings too (although it might of went with everything else)
[06:30] <Spherous> Does anyone think there is anyway for me to back up whats on my windows partition to my linux partition via the live cd, then grab the info I want after a reformat of my windows partition from my linux partition and repartitioning my drives to wipe linux off and give windows all 350GBs?
[06:30] <TheNewGuy> I did... I am brand new with this...  I don't even know what it is saying... sedo???
[06:30] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: sudo
[06:30] <R_YoYo_R> Spherous, explain it better... your explanation confuses me
[06:31] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  I thought I spoke with someone named nimja or something.  Dont recall.  I love what I have seen from Boxee, but it just seems provides more than what I need for a desktop machine.
[06:31] <R_YoYo_R> Spherous, why not just partition windows too have all 350?
[06:31] <TheNewGuy> ok, sudo, what is that?  do I need it to install java?
[06:31] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: What is it exactly you're looking for?  Surfing Hulu on Firefox isn't satisfactory?
[06:31] <Spherous> R_YoYo_R: I can't seem to reinstall grub, and I need to save info from my windows partition before I reformat, plus I need info off of my linux partition after the reformat
[06:31] <tyler_d> thats awesome TheNewGuy
[06:31] <R_YoYo_R> Spherous, i dont get the whole transfer to linux part deal
[06:32] <R_YoYo_R> Spherous, re-installing grub is tit .. why cant you reinstall?
[06:32] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: yeah essentially. it changes your permissions to allow you to interfere with the system. In this case by installing Java
[06:32] <wapko> myxo. are you able to ctrl+alt+f1 while it shows the splash or scrolling text
[06:32] <overlord> Can anyone tell me how do i convert a .flv file to .3gp ?
[06:32] <Spherous> R_YoYo_R: I keep getting an error saying it can't read stage1 correctly.  Daskreech was helping me, but couldn't figure it out
[06:32] <myxo> wapko i can restart by forcing power off then try during scrolling text
[06:33] <Daskreech> overlord: mencoder I'd bet
[06:33] <overlord> Daskreech: thanks
[06:33] <Daskreech> Spherous: which page were you following?
[06:33] <TheNewGuy> Dask is there a linux primer on the net... one designed for beginners?
[06:33] <wapko> myxo. maybe try the recovery mode and see if you can get in the system
[06:33] <Spherous> Daskreech: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub
[06:33] <R_YoYo_R> Spherous, you have to boot the live cd  and reinstall it from there
[06:34] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: :-) Quite a lot but lets walk you through this. Go into your settings menu and look for synaptic
[06:34] <Spherous> R_YoYo_R: I am booted into the live cd, if I was on my linux partition, I wouldn't have a problem, lol
[06:34] <Hoss> myxo:  Download ERD commander might be able to help you recover files.  Shot in the dark.
[06:34] <badboy_> **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
[06:34] <badboy_> card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: ALC660-VD Analog [ALC660-VD Analog]
[06:34] <badboy_>   Subdevices: 1/1
[06:34] <badboy_>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[06:34] <badboy_> card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]
[06:34] <FloodBot2> badboy_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:34] <badboy_>   Subdevices: 1/1
[06:34] <myxo> wapko ctrl alt f1 didn't work too well during scrolling text, all i managed to do was pause the text once lol.
[06:34] <R_YoYo_R> Spherous, how was i supposed to know that? dick.
[06:35] <myxo> hoss whats erd commander?
[06:35] <Spherous> R_YoYo_R: I said it o.o
[06:35] <TheNewGuy> ok, thanks.  Whwere is the settings menu?  I check the system and applications
[06:35] <Hoss> myxo:  google it, its a pretty powerful recovery cd.
[06:35] <Daskreech> Spherous: Does your /media/root/boot look like the one on that page?
[06:36] <Spherous> Daskreech: No sir
[06:36] <myxo> hoss well. i'm pretty sure its a hardware issue considering this install is less than 5 minutes old =( havent ever successfully booted into it
[06:36] <Daskreech> Spherous: what's differnt?
[06:36] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  Yeah, Hulu is nice.  I just loved the demo that I seen on Boxee about all the channels ready at the fingertip.  I though maybe there was a light-weight app out there that could manage channels like that without all the other bells and whistles Boxee has to offer.
[06:36] <gogeta> heh just did my own custom ldxe ubuntu install
[06:36] <gogeta> :)
[06:36] <gogeta> 1gb of disk space used
[06:36] <TheNewGuy> Dask, you mean the synaptic manager?  I got it
[06:37] <Spherous> Daskreech: http://pastebin.com/m57a8c8b9
[06:37] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: Oh I thought of one tihng -- You could try a nice Firefox Addon.
[06:37] <gogeta> lxde
[06:37] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: You ever try this --> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5579
[06:37] <badboy_> what's wrong here ?
[06:38] <badboy_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206018/
[06:38] <Hoss> mobi-sheep:  I will definitly check it out, thanks!
[06:38] <Daskreech> Spherous: sudo umount /media/root/boot
[06:38] <mobi-sheep> Hoss: Seems like no Hulu, but lot of YouTube. ;)
[06:38] <Spherous> Daskreech: Okay, now what?
[06:39] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Ok great. click in the list and type sun-java6
[06:39] <wapko> myxo, could it be acpi thats doing it.. try editing the kernel line in grub again. juat add 'acpi=off' to the ending
[06:39] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: you are looking for sun-java6-jre
[06:39] <Daskreech> Spherous: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/root/boot
[06:39] <Daskreech> Now see if they match
[06:39] <Daskreech> or look alike
[06:40] <myxo> wapko trying it
[06:40] <TheNewGuy> the version is 6.4  file name is jre-6u14-linux-i586.bin.  but I don't know where it down loaded to.
[06:40] <Spherous> Daskreech: I ran sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda with nothing mounted in /media/root/boot and it worked o.o They should fix that in the guide
[06:40] <Daskreech> Spherous: err,
[06:40] <Daskreech> wat's the output of ls /media/root/boot ?
[06:41] <Daskreech> is there something there?
[06:41] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Ping
[06:41] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: work?
[06:41] <Spherous> Daskreech: http://pastebin.com/m11a88cc4
[06:41] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: No
[06:41] <myxo> wapko acpi=off didn't work lol, anyway, i think i'm just going to take the easy way out and install windows xp black on his PC.
[06:42] <wapko> myxo. nooo, no xp pls :P
[06:42] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: hmm.. same thing.. did you update your xorg? what does the error say? failed to load nvidia module or something??
[06:42] <myxo> wapko i feel the saaaame way
[06:42] <myxo> wapko what should i do though? i don't even have anything graphically to work with after it finishes the boot text =(
[06:42] <Spherous> myxo: Try the Windows 7 RC1 :P its nice
[06:43] <myxo> spherous windows 7 rci, whats that?
[06:43] <hateball> !windows
[06:43] <TheNewGuy> Dask  did you see my last post?
[06:44] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: no I haven't tried anything yet. I've purged all nvidia stuff do I reboot now?
[06:44] <hateball> TheNewGuy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu enable Multiverse, then install sun-java from Synaptic
[06:45] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: did you install it again??
[06:45] <overlord> Daskreech: Can you help me with the command to convert
[06:45] <myxo> wapko sorry to bother you, any last thoughts? its late and its taking its toll on me lol
[06:45] <TheNewGuy> Whats multiverse?
[06:45] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: No
[06:45] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Nope
[06:45] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: "sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-96 nvidia-common nvidia-96-kernel-source nvidia-96-modaliases nvidia-96-libvdpau"
[06:45] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: then restart.. make sure to get nvidia-settings too
[06:46] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: The applications in Linux are in categories.
[06:46] <jumentous> hi, i've got a question about how anna works in the install process, is there a channel that handles this sort of thing
[06:46] <wapko> myxo, have you tried the recovery option in grub ?
[06:46] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Multiverse is one of the 4
[06:46] <wapko> myxo: else i have no clue
[06:46] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: should I try 173 again ?
[06:46] <TheNewGuy> is there a primer that gives the basics all at once instead of bits and pieces of it...
[06:46] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: personally 180 is the newest
[06:46] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: so thats what I would use
[06:46] <myxo> wapko yea, tried to use recovery, same junk, lol anyway maybe 9.10 will work, til then he can hold off and use xp black
[06:47] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: trust me you don't want to know it all. :-)
[06:47] <myxo> wapko pirated windows rewritten ftw.
[06:47] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Doesn't support my card
[06:47] <Spherous> myxo: See my pm
[06:47] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: want a quick explanation?
[06:47] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: ouch.. then yes.. try 173, whatever the newest is for you
[06:47] <myxo> spherous o, i almost missed it
[06:47] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: ok
[06:47] <myxo> spherous is it minimal?
[06:47] <nomad77> !ubuntu-guide | TheNewGuy
[06:47] <TheNewGuy> I have heard so much about Linux being great.  I can't believe this is the real world Linux experience.
[06:47] <CHACHA> HIII
[06:48] <TheNewGuy> Yes I would love a quick explination
[06:48] <overlord> Daskreech: Can you tell me how do I convert .flv to .3gp using mencoder ?
[06:48] <eshaase> i have two linux systems setup, how come transferring a particular file from one to another results in 11MB/s but transferring the same file in the other direction results in 3MB/s?
[06:48] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Ok Ubuntu is run by a company called Canonical They offer support for Ubuntu you can pay for
[06:49] <Daskreech> They have a policy of preferring opensource software
[06:49] <Severity1> TheNewGuy, buy books from amazon
[06:49] <Severity1> there are plenty of those
[06:49] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: So they have two types of software supported and open source
[06:49] <nomad77> TheNewGuy: this is unofficial but worth the read  http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty
[06:49] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Which means they have 4 repositories. or what we call repos
[06:50] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Main is supported and open source. Restricted is supported and not open source (things like drivers to make hardware work)
[06:50] <TheNewGuy> ok
[06:50] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: There are two others universe which is not supported and open source and multiverse which is not supported and not open source
[06:51] <snakdoc> anyone had problems with amarok deleting files ?? i know this ubuntu channel was just woundering
[06:51] <TheNewGuy> ok
[06:51] <katte> ok
[06:51] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Or rather not Free software. You can be open source and not free
[06:51] <katte> ok
[06:51] <TheNewGuy> I have the file.  down loaded it from java.com
[06:51] <Daskreech> So java since it restricts your freedom is in Multiverse
[06:51] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: what kind of file is it?
[06:52] <TheNewGuy> http://dl8-cdn-01.sun.com/s/ESD7/JSCDL/jdk/6u14-b08/jre-6u14-linux-i586.bin?e=1246250752043&h=41c40f8c5f64560995717db4b7ed5f76/&filename=jre-6u14-linux-i586.bin
[06:52] <legend2440> overlord: http://how-ubuntu.blogspot.com/2009/05/tips-how-to-convert-flv-to-3gp-in.html
[06:52] <TheNewGuy> .bin
[06:52] <overlord> legend2440: thanks mate
[06:52] <katte> yy puede ser un viruss
[06:53] <TheNewGuy> jre-6u14-linux-i586.bin
[06:53] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: ok before you do that lets try the multiverse way did you enable multiverse ?
[06:53] <katte> hello
[06:53] <TheNewGuy> not yet.  how do I do that.
[06:54] <Daskreech> you have synaptic open ?
[06:54] <TheNewGuy> yes
[06:55] <qe2eqe> My computer crashes, all the components are cool..... mouse moves choppily, but the rest of system is dead. What do I do to fix this?
[06:55] <TheNewGuy> on the left side under "reload I found multmedia (multiverse) ... is that it?
[06:56] <TheNewGuy> ok, ... what am I looking for?
[06:56] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: no it's in the menu up top
[06:56] <Daskreech> manage repositores I think
[06:56] <Daskreech> Sorry not looking at it now :-|
[06:56] <qe2eqe> ok so I know how to resolve this crash -- log everything, and the last action logged before crash should be the culprit, right?
[06:56] <Daskreech> qe2eqe: Possibly
[06:57] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: what's the menus you have at top? Do you have a manage?
[06:57] <TheNewGuy> I am in synaptic package manager.  the only menu options I have are, file, edit, package, settings, help.
[06:57] <Daskreech> settings -> repositores
[06:58] <lysf1994> 민주노조 사수하고 인간답게 살아보자 단결투쟁,생존권사수
[06:58] <TheNewGuy> oik
[06:58] <TheNewGuy> ok
[06:58] <Daskreech> click multiverse and universe and you can close it
[06:58] <Threetimes> hi, i'm copying a 200 mb directory with thousands small files to my phone (fat32). At a point it says there's not enough free space
[06:59] <Daskreech> It will ask to reload so reload it
[07:00] <AceBlade159> nVidia nForce 4 Ultra AMD chipset, can't get sata drives to detect, help please
[07:00] <TheNewGuy> by default 4 are selected.  Canonical-supported open source software (main)
[07:00] <TheNewGuy> community-maintained... Universe
[07:00] <AceBlade159> also is there a way to enable propritary drivrs by defualt
[07:01] <AceBlade159> e.g. video card
[07:01] <TheNewGuy> ok, i get it... selected univers and multiverse
[07:01] <TheNewGuy> only
[07:02] <TheNewGuy> Whats the next step?
[07:03] <TheNewGuy> i reloaded it.
[07:04] <legend2440> AceBlade159: open system>administration>hardware drivers see if there are any propritary drivers available
[07:04] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: install sun-java6-jre
[07:04] <TheNewGuy> ok, how
[07:04] <qe2eqe> Threetimes, is it really out of space? 200mb of data could easily be a gig if you factor in the overhead for each small file
[07:05] <AceBlade159> legend2440: i'm hoping for a way for the driver to be installed/enabled by defualt
[07:05] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: right click it and select install
[07:05] <AceBlade159> any ideas on my first problem?
[07:06] <katte> I do not know
[07:07] <pvh_sa> heya, i just upgrade to ubuntu 9.04 and now my ATI Radeon 9550 video card is not being detected (i'm using the fglrx driver)
[07:07] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: then click apply at the top
[07:07] <TheNewGuy> its not in the list
[07:08] <badboy_> i go back for windows :(
[07:08] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: >_>
[07:08] <TheNewGuy> what does >-> mean?
[07:08] <Daskreech> what happens when you click on the list and type sun ?
[07:08] <chrissy_> can anybody help me with email questions
[07:08] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: That's me looking to the left
[07:08] <TheNewGuy> i see plenty of java files
[07:09] <TheNewGuy> but not the one you listed which is not what I need.  I need the 6.4
[07:09] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: oh? and those are not available?
[07:09] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: did it work? what TheNewGuy trying to install??
[07:09] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: java. Needs the one from Java.com it seems
[07:10] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: ok cool open a terminal and cd to where you have the .bin file
[07:10] <TheNewGuy> ok, I was looking under java, when I searched sun the 6.0 versions came up.
[07:10] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: ^_^
[07:10] <chrissy_> i am looking for help with email
[07:10] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: the "one" from java?? which version?
[07:10] <Daskreech> chrissy_: ask the question
[07:10] <TheNewGuy> and yes I need the one from java.com.  which is the one I down loaded.  I have the file.  how do I install it.
[07:11] <Omar87> Hey there!
[07:11] <chrissy_> i just installed email on xubuntu and it ask me for a
[07:11] <TheNewGuy> ok,
[07:11] <chrissy_> password were do i get that
[07:11] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: do what I said above with terminal then type sudo sh NAME_OF_JAVA.bin
[07:12] <galvonix> your password that you set on install
[07:12] <chrissy_> well i put that in and it woul noy
[07:12] <TheNewGuy> I down loaded the file.  it is in my down load list.  how do I find the path?
[07:12] <chrissy_> login it said password fail
[07:13] <TheNewGuy> is there a file manager in linux?
[07:13] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: still dont get it.. why do you need the one from java? Daskreech: isnt the java in the repositories good enough?
[07:13] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: nautilus
[07:13] <e[X]sodus> is this just for ubuntu specific questions? cause i'm having an issue with wine
[07:13] <TheNewGuy> I am running a software package that took me to the 6.4 page.  6.0 was already installed.
[07:13] <WIGGMPk> e[X]sodus: well... its called #ubuntu... I would try #winehq for wine specific questions
[07:13] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Yeah quite a few
[07:14] <mwas> How do I rotate panel on desktop?
[07:14] <WIGGMPk> mwas: rotate panel?
[07:14] <e[X]sodus> thank you WIGGMPk
[07:14] <Omar87> There is a file that someone told me to add in order to fix a sound problem that I was having a couple weeks ago, I'm not sure where it is. Can anybody give me a hint where to find it? 'coz I need to remove it...
[07:15]  * WIGGMPk guesses he will help people since I cant burn my DVD's
[07:15] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: help TheNewGuy  run a bin file while I reboot
[07:15] <nomad77> try ~/Desktop then sudo chmod a +x full-name.bin && ./foo.bin whatever the full and correct name of file
[07:15] <nomad77> a+x
[07:15] <WIGGMPk> Omar87: wow, dont be so specific Omar.. umm.. could you give us a hint on what the file was called or maybe the sound problem you had?
[07:15] <mike1312> Hi everybody! I ve got libdvdnav4, libdvdread4, gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad и gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly installed as said in help but still cant play DVD. Whats wrong?
[07:16] <TheNewGuy> wigg, how do find the path for my down loaded file?
[07:16] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Wait hold on I get a message I need to run a dkms build for kernel 2.6.28-11-server
[07:16] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: What did you use to download it?
[07:16] <legend2440> !dvd | mike1312
[07:16] <TheNewGuy> ubuntu
[07:16] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: yea.. just restart.. it should auto install the module into the kernel
[07:17] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: ok well then probably in your home folder
[07:17] <johnnyblazen> hi all i have a boot loader problem anyone shed some light on this
[07:17] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: I would assume you used "firefox" which is a web browser to download the file
[07:17] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: and it would be downloaded to your "default" save location... unless you changed it..
[07:17] <TheNewGuy> ok, what is the path?  you want me to change to that directory... is there a file manager that will give me the path?
[07:17] <hpierce> Hi.
[07:17] <TheNewGuy> yes I used fire fox
[07:18] <hpierce> I need some help setting up a debug verison of Firefox.
[07:18] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: try "cd ~/Desktop" in the terminal
[07:18] <hpierce> I finally have a repro for locking up my system.
[07:18] <ramavadakattu> after evey apt-get install iam getting the following error  http://dpaste.com/hold/61032/ How to resolve this?
[07:18] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: and then "ls" to list the contents of that directory.. if you saved it to the desktop.. then it should show up there
[07:18] <e[X]sodus> is there a way to kinda wipe ubunutu clean, but keep the packages a downloaded already? so its like a new system, but can go back and install the stuff i know i need?
[07:19] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: I saw it do the dkms on reboot
[07:19] <e[X]sodus> i'm still learning and i'm sure i messed up along the way, shit's getting slower
[07:19] <Daskreech> Then I saw it fail
[07:19] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: ouch..
[07:19] <Daskreech> !ohmy | e[X]sodus
[07:19] <legend2440> mike1312: did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras?     if not then in terminal type   sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[07:19] <TheNewGuy> nothing is coming up on the list
[07:19] <hpierce> e[X]sodus: do you have free space on your system you can make into a partition?
[07:19] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Open nautilus and look for it
[07:20] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: what is the URL to the file you are trying to install.. and it would help if you could tell me why EXACTLY you need the version from java's website?
[07:20] <e[X]sodus> yeah, i have an untouched 750gb hdd installed
[07:20] <hpierce> or a DVD burner?
[07:20] <e[X]sodus> both
[07:20] <hpierce> You could put the packages on a partition.
[07:20] <hpierce> or a DVD drive.
[07:20] <hpierce> Then you have them after the fresh install and just point the installer software to it.
[07:20] <Omar87> WIGGMPK: Ok I the problem was that the sound system stopped working altogether after a failed attempt to switch from ALSA to OSS. But, apparently that solution didn't work. The problem is fixed now, but I believe adding that file, instead of fixing my problem, made another problem, which is that my internal and external sound speakers both work together, which is not good.
[07:20] <e[X]sodus> how do i do that?
[07:20] <TheNewGuy> I am running a web based trading applications.  Charting and real time updates of FX cross rates.
[07:21] <mike1312> I ve got a only part of extras installed and there was a conflict
[07:21] <hpierce> do what?  point the install to the archive location?
[07:21] <e[X]sodus> where are the pckages?
[07:21] <Omar87> WIGGMPk: Btw, this is a Laptop.
[07:21] <e[X]sodus> i dont even know where software installs to in this lol
[07:21] <hpierce> Oh... did you not save the *.deb packages?
[07:22] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: and the sun-jav6 from the repos will not do what you need? what is the URL to the file you downloaded??
[07:22] <e[X]sodus> dude, i'm brand new
[07:22] <e[X]sodus> lol
[07:22] <WIGGMPk> Omar87: did you edit a file or create a new file?
[07:22] <TheNewGuy> where is the program nautilus?  not listed under system or applications.
[07:22] <TheNewGuy> http://dl8-cdn-01.sun.com/s/ESD7/JSCDL/jdk/6u14-b08/jre-6u14-linux-i586.bin?e=1246250752043&h=41c40f8c5f64560995717db4b7ed5f76/&filename=jre-6u14-linux-i586.bin
[07:22] <e[X]sodus> i jumped into the deep end and got rid of windows for good, used to dual boot
[07:22] <tyler_d> TheNewGuy: you can find any installed application by typing in a terminal `which <<appname>>`
[07:22] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: nautilus is a window manager.. a file manager.. if you hit Places > Home it opens nautilus
[07:22] <tyler_d> TheNewGuy: ie. which nautilus
[07:22] <Omar87> WIGGMPk: Created a new file, can't remember what the name was, added a couple lines into it, saved and then rebooted that machine.
[07:23] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: It's under places
[07:23] <hpierce> e[X]sodus: ah, sorry, I misunderstood that you had the *.deb packages archieved.
[07:23] <TheNewGuy> thanks
[07:23] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Just click anythign in places and it will open
[07:23] <Omar87> the* machine
[07:23] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: did you change the file name when you downloaded it?
[07:23] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: It's either in your home directory in documents or the desktop
[07:24] <WIGGMPk> Omar87: its pretty hard to determine where you would add it based on the info you gave me.. if you knew the file name it would be easier
[07:24] <hpierce> e[X]odus: look in /var/caches/apt/archves/*
[07:24] <hpierce> And e[X]odus, do you know what a *.cab file is under Windows?
[07:25] <TheNewGuy> ok, found it.  :-)
[07:25] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: not to sound rude.. but if your running a web based trading application.. that im sure involves some kind of financial commitment.. then why are you using an OS your not familiar with to run the application?
[07:25] <e[X]sodus> yes i know what a .cab is
[07:25] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Excitement?
[07:25] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: And I'm not sure how you conclude it's a financial commitement :)
[07:25] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: now wherever it is.. you need to open the terminal and type.. "cd ~/path/to/the/bin/file"
[07:25] <hpierce> e[X]sodus: a *.deb serves a similar function.
[07:26] <TheNewGuy> better security.  and I'm trying to learn linux... I thought ubutu would be easy enough.  but everyone talks in code.
[07:26] <hpierce> For non-debian Linux such as Fedora or SuSE, *.rpm is the package extention.
[07:26] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Yeah that's how computers are my Mom complains about the same with people who use Windows
[07:26] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: talks in code? the modern OS (IE: Windows) has stupified people and we have become lazy..
[07:26] <TheNewGuy> I used to design software.  and program a little. did not know I needed to be a pro
[07:27] <TheNewGuy> I agree with that wigg
[07:27] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Yah don't :) But you started off by going to a website to download something WE are just playing along
[07:27] <tesla_> windoze?
[07:27] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: you dont.. but you have to expect a learning curve.. you dont jump from a Windows PC and then just expect to know everything.. it takes time and patience..
[07:27] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, Windows has trained us for Windows, which isn't dumber or smarter, just clickable. Also happens to be a great way to ensure vendor lock-in
[07:27] <TheNewGuy> ok, guys.. I get it.  a learning curve.
[07:27] <TheNewGuy> how do I install the bin file.   :-)
[07:27] <n2diy> can you use sbackup and srestore between an 8.04 box and a 9.04 box?
[07:28] <hpierce> BTW, if I sudden disapear, I am fighting a system freeze issue :)
[07:28] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Umm I guess you want a GUI way?
[07:28] <hpierce> What is a good irc chanel for Devs?
[07:28] <TheNewGuy> don't care
[07:28] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: I could argue this all day.. Ubuntu is very "clickable".. but I like to control my OS and hardware
[07:28] <TheNewGuy> I started on CPM a very long time ago.
[07:28] <ahughes> heya, I need a uPnP client application. Coz I want to play from my uPnP server to my ubuntu-ps3. Any suggestions :D
[07:28] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: Right click it -> properties -> make it executable -> click it -> run in terminal
[07:28] <TheNewGuy> comand lines work fine.
[07:28] <tesla_> hey new guy let me give you my number one tip that made things much easier.......when using the terminal for anything TAB will auto complete things for ya.... great for error checking and long filenames
[07:28] <hpierce> I saw someone say they were losing Faith in Ubuntu...
[07:28] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: after you navigate to the folder its saved in (in the terminal of course) run this "sudo sh jre-6u14-linux-i586.bin"
[07:28] <e[X]sodus> I like Ubuntu, i've tried 3 others in the past and were way over my head
[07:29] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: should prompt you for a password, and just put yours in
[07:29] <hpierce> Ubuntu (and Linux) unlike Windows is not about faith if MS will fix it, but about knowledge and the ability to fix it.
[07:29] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, Same abstract skills that make you a windows guru make you a linux guru. You spot unique and pertinent strings in error messages and outputs and google them for clues. And I'd argue that windows software suites allow for easier and more competent controll of more parts than linux...
[07:29] <User__> I accidentally the whole ubuntu.
[07:29] <Daskreech> qe2eqe: Eh?
[07:29] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, because people make the 80/20 decision when writing drivers, unftly, linux is in the 20
[07:30] <qe2eqe> Ever gotten a driver disk with .rpms?
[07:30] <hpierce> ge2eqe: I come from a time before Google... I can tell you that is not the case among the talented.
[07:30] <TheNewGuy> ok... trying it.
[07:30] <Daskreech> qe2eqe: Yes actaully
[07:30] <e[X]sodus> linux has come such a long way in the last 5-6 years
[07:30] <hpierce> e[X]sodus: I agree it is much more accessible... and that is good :)
[07:30]  * e[X]sodus remembers the google beta lol
[07:31] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: your getting out of the scope here.. drivers rely on the manufactor and are influenced by market control and the presence (and time frame) on the scene.. Linux.. written in 1994.. lots of catching up to do.. but enough of this.. its better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:31] <tesla_> my comment has fallen on def ears I see
[07:31] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: So I have 3 missing kernel modules how do I attack this?
[07:31] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, but also no, if you follow any kind of strict trust model. That same level of driver control for custom software is akin to unprotected sex in the caveish darkness of no source code.
[07:31] <mike1312> extras are installed, but stil cant run DVD
[07:31] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: which one's are missing?
[07:31] <Daskreech> type1 freetype and nvidia
[07:32] <Daskreech> !tab | You mean this tesla_ ?
[07:32] <n2diy> tesla_: tab completion has been around for awhile.
[07:32] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, practical side is... out of scope? thats how you know an ideological zealot. =).
[07:32] <snakdoc> does any modem support linux now ?
[07:32] <snakdoc> without linuxant
[07:32] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: out of scope = #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:32] <WIGGMPk> !offtopic
[07:33] <n2diy> snakdoc: what kind of modem are you refering to?
[07:33] <Daskreech> qe2eqe: No just that it's not giving support in a support channel you were pointed to where you can talk about it all you like
[07:33] <snakdoc> dial up modem
[07:33] <tesla_> I know but when I first started using ubuntu I had no idea comming from windoze
[07:33] <qe2eqe> agreeing with hpierce... its about getting dirty hands.
[07:33] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: did it install for you?
[07:33] <n2diy> snakdoc: any externel modem will, don't know about recent internals?
[07:33] <qe2eqe> my bad.
[07:34] <snakdoc> with out special driver externals will work ?
[07:34] <n2diy> tesla_: ok, np.
[07:34] <Daskreech> snakdoc: doubtful
[07:34] <Daskreech> snakdoc: Oh yeah externals work fine
[07:35] <n2diy> tesla_: welcome to Linux/Ubuntu. :)
[07:35] <TheNewGuy> I stuck...
[07:35] <n2diy> can you use sbackup and srestore between an 8.04 box and a 9.04 box?
[07:35] <snakdoc> ok i could make my internal work with driver but was looking for one that had linux support thats all
[07:35] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: running X& It throws three errors with no nvidia module being fatal
[07:35] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: on?
[07:35] <TheNewGuy> wigg, I changed the permission
[07:35] <snakdoc> was looking at building server and was going to install on it thats reason i was asking
[07:36] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: best bet to delete and re-download
[07:36] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: You can use tab in IRC to complete names as well
[07:36] <snakdoc> thanks for all the help
[07:36] <n2diy> snakdoc: yes, they should, they are just another serial device.
[07:36] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: it throws and error on install the nvidia package?
[07:36] <Daskreech> Yes
[07:36] <TheNewGuy> when I right click it to run it in terminal, terminal is not an option in the list
[07:36]  * WIGGMPk cant believe he resorted to proprietary software to burn DVD's
[07:36] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: you trying 173?
[07:36] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: try k3b
[07:36] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Yes
[07:36] <snakdoc> problem i had was that the one i have built in was a winmodem i believe :(
[07:37] <Daskreech> snakdoc: if it's PCI it's a winmodem
[07:37] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: I have.. Gnomebaker, growisofs, makeisofs, Brasero, etc etc etc etc
[07:37] <tesla_> n2diy, thanks ive been using it for almost a year but just recently have started to interact with the community
[07:37] <Daskreech> deeveedee ?
[07:37] <snakdoc> so best bet is a external and i should be in good shape ?
[07:37] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: yes.. k3b, acidburn, etc
[07:38] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: what package names are they?
[07:38] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, happens all too often, that resorting. I got a bucket of win only hardware =(
[07:38] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: just open the terminal and navigate to it the file
[07:38] <Daskreech> nivdia-glx-173
[07:39] <n2diy> tesla_: fine business, then you've missed out on a year of the best tech. support in the industry, this channel.
[07:39] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: what upsets me is it worked fine in Intrepid.. and just took a dive.. either the driver or dvd+rw-tools.. cause nero linux looks like its going to fail too
[07:40] <tesla_> tis true
[07:40] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, alot of time the difference between proprietary apps for hardware use and free.... is configuration req'd. Try and find maybe what the conf defaults in your proprietary working solution are compared to other.
[07:40] <TheNewGuy> wigg?
[07:40] <mobi-sheep> IRSSI HEAVY USERS:   Is there a /set command that will not display user's hostname whenever they join/quit/ban/etc ?
[07:40] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: yes?
[07:41] <TheNewGuy> ok, got to the directory with the file, typed in "sudo sh jre-6u14-linux-i586.bin"  it asked for my pass word.  then said it can't open the file.
[07:41] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, yeah, sometimes I wish synaptic was smart enough to roll back only subsections of the package tree to specific dates of known working... it probably is, i just haven't rtfm
[07:41] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: its the kernel or package.. cause its failing again
[07:41] <TheNewGuy> when I tried it the second time, it did not ask for the password and said it could not open the file.
[07:42] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: It's on a timer. When you put in your password it remembers it for 10 minutes
[07:42] <swetha> ctrl is not working  my ubuntu 8.04..........
[07:42] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, so you're dual booting this thing?
[07:42] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: cause you already authenticated yourself
[07:42] <TheNewGuy> ok
[07:42] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: did you re-download it already?
[07:42] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: hell no.. =)
[07:42] <Xuzz> I'm on a GMA950 with a max canvas size of 2048x2028 (for acceleration)...and I have my two monitors positioned "top-of" each other (in xrandr, they are side by side physically). I want to make them appear to X stacked on top but be able to use them as if they were positioned side by side in xrandr (isntead of having to have the mouse go off the top of the screen to switch)
[07:42] <TheNewGuy> ok, doing that now. do I need to change the bin to EXE or something eles?
[07:42] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, so what proprietary software you resortin' to?
[07:43] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: no, exe is a windows only thing.. delete the file and redownload it then let me know
[07:43] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: nero for linux
[07:43] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: it was a test.. to see if it was the software used to burn DVD's.. but its definitely the system
[07:44] <n2diy> can you use sbackup and srestore between an 8.04 box and a 9.04 box?
[07:44] <ubuntu> Is there anybody here willing to help me?
[07:44] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: sec, thinking.. havent forgot about you
[07:44] <TheNewGuy> ok, down loading now.  going to take a few minutes...
[07:44] <ubuntu> Like I am seriously freaking out right now
[07:44] <n2diy> ubuntu, we can't! You haven't asked a question.
[07:45] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, Well if nero did it inside the operating system... (going out on a limb here)... the kernel should be ok with burning?
[07:45] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: in the meantime do you still synaptic open?
[07:45] <ubuntu> Bah hold on lemme change it to a proper screen name
[07:45] <TheNewGuy> yes
[07:45] <nellmathew> hey guys i'm not sure who to ask this to, but i just installed ubuntu-tweak.. and it's "package cleaner".. in "clean cache" there's about 100+ .deb packages listed.. whicih i can select and remove.. do i need these? are they there because i did a net-install?..
[07:45] <ubuntu> d
[07:46] <Daskreech> nellmathew: Yes
[07:46] <n2diy> nellmathew: let apt figure that out, sun sudo apt-get clean
[07:46] <TheNewGuy> should I close it?
[07:46] <Daskreech> to the last part no to the first part
[07:46] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, maybe nero loads its own modules. Maybe it unloads them? Maybe it just tells whats there how to work right, or has safer settings by default.
[07:46] <hermitmode> http://fullcirclemagazine.org --> read read read ...
[07:46] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: no try the sun-java6-jre install
[07:46] <nellmathew> Daskreech, thanks!
[07:47] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: first try and get rid of everything again.. "sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia-glx-173 nvidia-glx-96 nvidia-173-kernel-source nvidia-96-kernel-source nvidia-173-modaliases nvidia-96-modaliases nvidia-common nvidia-settings"
[07:47]  * Daskreech waves at Cutegirl
[07:47] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: sorry was typing.. nero failed to burn..
[07:47] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, good news!
[07:47] <ubuntu> Bah screw changing nicks
[07:47] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Here is the fun part it tells me that nvidia-common isn't installed when I grep the installed packages it says it is
[07:48] <Daskreech> ubuntu: type /nick somethingnew
[07:48] <ubuntu> Listen I was running Xp and was attempting to dual boot Ubuntu
[07:48] <TheNewGuy> exactly what do I type in to get a list of files in a directory?  when in terminal
[07:48] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: thats fine.. just take the nvidia-common part out and try and remove all the stuff again
[07:48] <mrmental> There
[07:48] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: ls
[07:48] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, I wish you could confirm that the burner is ok hardware wise.
[07:48] <TheNewGuy> k
[07:48] <mrmental> Anyways I was trying to dual boot Xp and Ubuntu
[07:48] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: i know it is.. its a brand new replacement from ASUS
[07:48] <n2diy> TheNewGuy: ls, ls -al, etc..
[07:49] <mobi-sheep> !bot | leaf-sheep
[07:49] <mrmental> I was in the process of installing and going through partitioning. I set it up to where 6% of my hdd would be ubuntu and the rest Cp
[07:49] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: done
[07:49] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: returned no errors?
[07:50] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, have you googled for specific issues with linux and this guy? Firmware updates?
[07:50] <mrmental> It was partitioning, but was stuck at 0%, so I waited about ten minutes and then it says something along the lines of 'Failed to Partition, Action aborted'
[07:50] <TheNewGuy> ok, I am not in the correct desk top ... I guess.
[07:50] <qe2eqe> WIGGMPk, are you using a known working cable? =/ had that happen before
[07:50] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Nope purged dkms and fakeroot
[07:50] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: :-D who's are you in?
[07:51] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: yes.. and there is a bug report opened in launchpad confirming the issue
[07:51] <mrmental> I say to myself 'Ok thats weird, I am just going to restart my computer and forget about linux for now'
[07:51] <n2diy> mrmental: how big is the hd?
[07:51] <mrmental> 500gb
[07:51] <TheNewGuy> ok... I switched.   wow... I am reaching back to my cpm days.  can't belive I am remembering this stuff.
[07:51] <WIGGMPk> qe2eqe: its an internal drive.. sata for a laptop.. and yes.. dont worry about it.. I know what the problem is but cant fix it
[07:51] <leaf-sheep> Drive. Laptop. Ubuntu.
[07:52] <TheNewGuy> anyone remember the cpm operating system?
[07:52] <n2diy> mrmental: if your talking to me, use my nick, so it gets highlighted.
[07:52] <mrmental> Sorry
[07:52] <mrmental> n2diy: My hdd is 500gb
[07:52] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: ok, you removed dkms or it auto went with.. ??
[07:52] <qe2eqe> hermitmode, thats a tiny little unintuitive link that says 'english'.... as the final step in retrieving issue
[07:52] <Daskreech> auto went
[07:53] <TheNewGuy> holy crapp... I'm old
[07:53] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: it download yet?
[07:53] <mrmental> I restart my computer and go to boot Xp, it gets past the scrolling bar screen and then goes to the 'Checking C: if you wish to skip press any key now'
[07:53] <TheNewGuy> I think my linux has gas.   it says inflating
[07:53] <mrmental> Then it flicks Blue Screen and restarts
[07:53] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: New nick then?
[07:54] <TheNewGuy> down loaded and just ran it.
[07:54] <n2diy> mrmental: so how many gigs did your give Ubuntu? 6% is unusual, recently I partitioned, and I wasn't asked what percent to give you Ubuntu, but how many gigs?
[07:54] <TheNewGuy> new nick?
[07:54] <mrmental> About 30 gigs?
[07:54] <mrmental> n2diy: About 30 gigs
[07:54] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: lol.. so your good now?
[07:55] <TheNewGuy> not sure, it ran and installed.  do I need to reboot?
[07:55] <TheNewGuy> How can I check to see if it is installed?
[07:55] <n2diy> mrmental: ok, but did you tell it 30 gigs, or 6 percent?
[07:55] <mrmental> I run the Ubuntu live cd and go to check my hdd and it says 'Failed to Mount'
[07:55] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: no need to reboot. Type java
[07:56] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: or open something that uses java
[07:56] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: you might have to update your alternatives...
[07:56] <mrmental> n2diy: I used the slider, I had it to where ubuntu had 30gigs (Up above the slider it had the percentage)
[07:56] <qe2eqe> mrmental, was it originally a primary partition, or extended, that you installed ubuntu to?
[07:57] <TheNewGuy> where do i type java?
[07:57] <ChrisD> Hey guys
[07:57] <Daskreech> terminal
[07:57] <n2diy> mrmental: ok, after you re-sized the partiton, did you make it bootable, format it, etc...?
[07:57] <qe2eqe> mrmental, also, what does fdisk say about this disk that doesn
[07:57]  * ChrisD needs help with eeebox display drivers (intel gma 950 i believe)
[07:58] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: ok run "sudo apt-get --purge autoremove"
[07:58] <TheNewGuy> still showing the old version.  but in terminal it came up.
[07:58] <ChrisD> Can anyone please help?
[07:58] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, state your issue?
[07:58] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Did
[07:58] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: in the terminal... type "sudo update-alternatives --config java"
[07:58] <mrmental> n2diy: Sorry but I am not quite as computer literate as I thought I was, I dont know what fdisk is. There was no option I dont think for bootable/format or anything, I just used the slider, it all looked good and I pressed 'Next'
[07:58] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: then pick the one you just installed
[07:58] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, well, I just installed eeebuntu, but everything related to video performance lags
[07:59] <TheNewGuy> There is only 1 program which provides java
[07:59] <TheNewGuy> (/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java). Nothing to configure.
[07:59] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, even when i switch desktops (I've got an eeebox b202, everything works out of the box, it just lags like hell)
[07:59] <n2diy> mrmental: that wasn't me suggesting fdisk. Ok, after you re-zized the disk, and you run next, the new partition info is displayed, right?
[08:00] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: ok.. "sudo apt-get install nvidia-173-kernel-source nvidia-173-modaliases nvidia-glx-173"
[08:00] <qe2eqe> ChrisD,  open terminal, type glxinfo | grep render
[08:00] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: type "java --version"
[08:00] <mrmental> n2diy: No it wouldn't resize, it said 'Failed to Partition, Action Aborting'
[08:00] <hpierce> can someone suggest a ubuntu oriented dev channel?
[08:00] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, let me know the just of that line
[08:00] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, let me know the jist*, even, i.e., summarize it if you must
[08:01] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, no jist, just this "direct rendering: Yes
[08:01] <ChrisD> OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer
[08:01] <ChrisD> "
[08:01] <TheNewGuy> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: version
[08:01] <TheNewGuy> Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: version
[08:01] <TheNewGuy> 	at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java:217)
[08:01] <TheNewGuy> 	at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
[08:01] <TheNewGuy> 	at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.java:205)
[08:01] <TheNewGuy> 	at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:323)
[08:01] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I guess it wouldn't be a secondary partition, I already had Xp installed and well in use. Most of my hdd was filled
[08:01] <FloodBot2> TheNewGuy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:01] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, try running glxgears, does that lag?
[08:01] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I guess it wouldn't be a secondary partition, I already had Xp installed and well in use. Most of my hdd was filled
[08:02] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, 60-100 fps
[08:02] <qe2eqe> mrmental, hm. Did you resize the partition? Sometimes that gets bugged.
[08:02] <TheNewGuy> sorry.. been using linux for 4 hours.  3 hours trying to get java working
[08:02] <Daskreech> TheNewGuy: really/
[08:02] <TheNewGuy> yea... 4 hours total
[08:02] <Daskreech> that's unusally long
[08:02] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: honestly.. its 30 million times easier installing it from the repositories
[08:03] <ChrisD> TheNewGuy, it should install itself in firefox
[08:03] <TheNewGuy> ok.
[08:03] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Speaking of easier from the repos
[08:03] <TheNewGuy> ok,
[08:03] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I believe that is what I was attempting to do? I was just trying to install Ubuntu so I could dual boot Xp and Ubuntu
[08:03] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, I think your problem is one of two things. Either you don't understand exactly how not powerful your netbook is, or a fan or duct or something on your machine isn't working, your processor is running slower to keep from crisping.
[08:03] <Daskreech> reinstall a driver?
[08:03] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: ok.. "sudo apt-get install nvidia-173-kernel-source nvidia-173-modaliases nvidia-glx-173"
[08:03] <TheNewGuy> ok, well I am don with it for now.   how can I install my updates?
[08:04] <n2diy> hpierce: ubuntu-kernel?
[08:04] <qe2eqe> lol @ newguy. Too many options for java, too many...
[08:04] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: do you know why you need this .bin file? EXACTLY why??
[08:04] <Rub> Hello!! My name is Rubén Ahumada from Mendoza. I study in institute "Nuevo Cuyo" with the teacher Sergio Alonso
[08:04] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, well, I ran a live cd of 6.10 on an AMD K6-2 400mhz with 384 ram and a 4 meg video card and it ran a lot smoother :(
[08:04] <qe2eqe> mrmental, well, I've never had an issue, but alot of things that can resize partitions also have disclaimers like 'this isn't always pretty'
[08:05] <redstick> Does anyone know of a repository with SNORT or int?
[08:05] <Daskreech> !hi | Rub
[08:05] <redstick> on it*
[08:05] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, =/. What's it?
[08:05] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, maybe hardware acceleration if off or something?
[08:05] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: you can do updates 2 ways.. "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" from the command line.. or System > Administration > Update Manager
[08:05] <TheNewGuy> the program that I am runing sent me to the java.com to down load it because the version loaded was incorrect.
[08:05] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, hardware acceleration = direct rendering
[08:05] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: run a dkmsbuild first
[08:05] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, I meant Ubuntu 6.10
[08:06] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: do you personally install ANY other copies of java or any OTHER packages on your machine?
[08:06] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I don't know, I am just a bit frustrated right now, my hdd is failing to mount now, like when I try to access it under the live cd, it says 'Failed to Mount'
[08:06] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: DKMS should do it automatically
[08:06] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, i mean, whats slow
[08:06] <Daskreech> it's not how do I do it manually?
[08:06] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, eh, I guess? Sorry haven't used Linux for a while now, but even xp runs a lot better, at least firefox scrolling doesn't lag like mad
[08:06] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: i have no idea
[08:06] <TheNewGuy> no I did not install anything else... oh, I tried to install flash.
[08:06] <TheNewGuy> it is no long in the update manager
[08:06] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: humor me for 30 mins..
[08:06] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, well, everything except the terminal
[08:07] <TheNewGuy> sure
[08:07] <Rub> I new in Ubuntu, i want learn much about linux and ubuntu
[08:07] <TheNewGuy> by the way... thanks for all the help.
[08:07] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: run this in terminal.. make sure you close synaptic or update manager before this.... "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[08:07] <qe2eqe> mrmental, well, there should be at least two volumes that it lets your try to mount. If windows didn't eat linux, then the latter should be gracefully mounted. Either way, your windows should be ntfs, which sometimes has issues in linux if you don't shut your windows down proper
[08:07] <Rub> my english is not very good, sorry
[08:07] <mrmental> I mean I can paste the details as to why it cannot mount
[08:08] <TheNewGuy> I am going to get a basic book tomarrow... I need to learn the basics.  although you guys got me pretty far.  I know 100 time more now then when i started
[08:08] <Nicolas__> Hi! I need to Partition my Windows Partition to make a larger partition for Ubuntu. (I'm on a HP Laptop.) Does anyone know any good programs to use?
[08:08] <TheNewGuy> ok, what will this do wig
[08:08] <n2diy> hpierce: does this disk have data on it that you need to recover?
[08:08] <ubuntunom> Nicolas__: use Live Cd and GParted that comes with it
[08:09] <qe2eqe> ChrisD, I don't know what to say. I've never heard of eeebuntu. If you have an eeepc, I'd recommend modifying or at least learning defaults from the canonical eeepc distribution.
[08:09] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: did you run that command?? the package name "ubuntu-restricted-extras" is called a meta package.. it will download and install a series of packages most commonly desired that are NOT included with Ubuntu (due to their philosipy or however you spell that word) including.. adobe flash, sun java jre, etc
[08:09] <Rub> i need basic help for somebody to approve a matter
[08:09] <ubuntunom> Nicolas__: u find it under system as partition manager
[08:09] <Nicolas__> Ubuntunom: I used Wubi to install.
[08:09] <tenach> Rub: what's up?
[08:09] <qe2eqe> mrmental,  put the details over at pastebin
[08:10] <causasui> Can someone here help me set up pureftpd?
[08:10] <Rub> tenach: i study Analisis of sistems in mendoza-argentina
[08:10] <ubuntunom> Nicolas__: you could dload GParted Live CD then
[08:10] <Rub> i need teach somebody to approve me
[08:10] <qe2eqe> Analysis of Systems =)
[08:10] <ChrisD> qe2eqe, well it's a distro based on Ubuntu, it's just that they say everthing has been optimized for the eee series of netbooks, that is sort of true, everything works out of the box, even wifi, but X lags, even in Xfce4
[08:10] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: says there is no source
[08:10] <Rub> sorry for my english
[08:10] <cheebz> hullo
[08:10] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: trust me.. one of the first things I do when I install ubuntu.. is install ubuntu-restricted-extras first.. then I install ubuntu-tweak (which will give you tons of software to easily install from the application and give you tweaks for the system)
[08:11] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: damit.. do you have the headers installed????
[08:11] <libtech> ChrisD: i have the same problem i think, im using a 1000he
[08:11] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Umm Dunno which headers?
[08:11] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: cd /usr/src and list the directory.. do you see.. "linux-headers-2.6.28-13-generic" and the other one?
[08:11] <tenach> Rub: What do you need approved?
[08:11] <snakdoc> ubuntu-tweak is that package name ?
[08:11] <Nicolas__> ubuntunom: I heard it doesn't work good with HP. I have the gparted cd downloaded, anyway I can mount the files instead of having to burn them? I'm low on CDs.
[08:11] <ChrisD> libtech, yeah, something tells me I really should have went for Mandriva 2k9
[08:11] <causasui> Can someone here help me set up pureftpd?
[08:11] <WIGGMPk> snakdoc: yes.. but you need to add repositories to do it
[08:12] <qe2eqe> Rub, no problem, take a look at my spanish. Como podemos ayuday? (Perdona me por mi espanol terrible)
[08:12] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Pastebin?
[08:12] <snakdoc> ok i can find them
[08:12] <qe2eqe> ayudar* dammit
[08:12] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Ah wait I needed something more for the driver support
[08:12] <Rub> a test of systems analysis
[08:12] <ChrisD> Anyways, thanks for the help guys, I'mma just try another distro or the official Ubuntu, see if those work better
[08:12] <ChrisD> libtech, good luck bro
[08:12] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: look at this site http://ubuntu-tweak.com/ to install ubuntu-tweak.. click download and it will walk you through adding "repositories" and downloading the application.. let me know when the restricted extras get done so we can see if it fixed your issue
[08:12] <snakdoc> trying to restore system at moment anyway was almost done and system rebooted when i didn't wan tit to
[08:12] <WIGGMPk> snakdoc: http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[08:12] <snakdoc> want it*
[08:12] <qe2eqe> mrmental,  http://pastebin.com/
[08:13] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: yea.. you need the kernel headers to compile it.. lmfao.. sorry its late I should of got that before
[08:13] <TheNewGuy> wigg it says could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 resources temporarily unavailable)
[08:13] <LiraNuna> I setuped dav_svn long time ago (~6 months ago) and it all worked until I setupped apparmor for apache2. now it doesn't work when using svn client but works on firefox or wget. disabling apparmor doesn't resolve
[08:13] <Daskreech> umm
[08:13] <Daskreech> ok
[08:13] <Rub> can help solve a basic problem or question?
[08:13] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: do you have Synpatic Package Manager or Update Manager going??
[08:13] <tenach> Rub: Sure
[08:13] <tenach> Rub: I can try
[08:13] <TheNewGuy> similar thing about administration directory... "is another process using it?"
[08:13] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Sorry for being such a n00b but can you help me through this pastebin stuff?
[08:13] <SirMoo> TheNewGuy I'm having the same problem...
[08:13] <snakdoc> thanks i look and see hwat it has to offer
[08:13] <SirMoo> And nothing is running.
[08:13] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: what's thepackage name for those?
[08:14] <WIGGMPk> SirMoo: nothing in the terminal updating or package managers installing?? TheNewGuy
[08:14] <SirMoo> Nope. Nothing.
[08:14] <TheNewGuy> not that I know of
[08:14] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: what kernel you running?
[08:14] <SirMoo> Thts whats weird. D=
[08:14] <Daskreech> 2.6.28-11
[08:14] <SirMoo> TheNewGuy, happen to try and install java by chance? >.>
[08:14] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: SirMoo best to restart
[08:14] <TheNewGuy> I get a "hit" and then "ign" on some of them.
[08:14] <qe2eqe> mrmental, to conserve space in the irc channel, it's polite to put blocks of text in a url. That way I can click and look at your exact hdd mounting error, but these guys don't get hit with bookoo lines of terminalese to scroll around
[08:14] <SirMoo> WIGGMPk, did twice and nothing happened.
[08:14] <Rub> tenach you need me to do a query to get ubuntu. linux?
[08:14] <Rub> tenach necesito que tu me hagas una pregunta hacerca de ubuntu . linux
[08:15] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: "sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.28-11-generic linux-headers-2.6.28-11" only get generic if your running it
[08:15] <Rub> para aprobar mi asignatura de sistemas operativos
[08:15] <qe2eqe> rub, what is the problem?
[08:15] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Ah ok thank you give me a second then and I will get you that url
[08:15] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: nope running server
[08:15] <WIGGMPk> SirMoo: restarted the whole computer?
[08:15] <SirMoo> Yes.
[08:15] <SirMoo> Twice.
[08:15] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: lol.. why? nvm.. well then install the base and the server
[08:15] <Guest51792> I am wondering how, in ubuntu 9.04, what command do I run to upgrade to kernel 2.6.28-13?
[08:15] <Rub> qe2eqe necesito que me hagas alguna pregunta hacerca de ubuntu para aprobar una materia de mi universidad
[08:16] <SirMoo> Should I try a hard restart?
[08:16] <WIGGMPk> SirMoo: not sure..than
[08:16] <WIGGMPk> SirMoo: prolly
[08:16] <WIGGMPk> Guest51792: sudo apt-get upgrade
[08:16] <neocortex> Hello! I am running Jaunty on my ThinkPad T61. Every time when I (re)boot my bluetooth is on. I unticked it in both Preferences > Startup Applications and Administration > Services. Also, I put zeros in /etc/defaults/bluetooth. In brief, how to make bluetooth off at startup, with possibility to turn it on if needed?
[08:16] <SirMoo> Because twice I've used the restart function.
[08:16] <Rub> estoy estudiando hacerca de ubuntu y mi profesor me pide que ayude a alguien a resolver un problema o responder una pregunta
[08:16] <snakdoc>  Guest51792: sudo apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:16] <Guest51792> Thanks, snakdoc
[08:16] <qe2eqe> rub, necesito googlar 'aprobar', 'hagar'... my spanish is poor. What is the question???
[08:17] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: ok do your thing and restart so I know if im right or not lol
[08:17] <tenach> 	
[08:17] <tenach> Usted necesita responde algunas preguntas para que su universidad adoptará Ubuntu?
[08:17] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: did you restart? or fix the problem?
[08:17] <Daskreech> well dkms is running
[08:17] <Rub> iḿ not questions. i wont answer to you about ubuntu. some basic
[08:17] <TheNewGuy> how can I see what is running on my system.  for windows I would do a "ctrl alt delet"
[08:17] <Rub> is a test for me
[08:17] <snakdoc> Guest51792: btw you have to reboot for new kernel to start working
[08:18] <tenach> Oh!
[08:18] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: System > Administration > System Monitor
[08:18] <tenach> So you would like us to ask you questions to see if you can answer them?
[08:18] <WIGGMPk> yea.. i have to reboot now too lol
[08:18] <satellite> Does anyone have a TOSHIBA r500 portege
[08:18] <TheNewGuy> ok, going to restart.. BRB
[08:18] <Rub> yes!!! thank you!!
[08:19] <tenach> Basic questions?
[08:19] <mrmental> qe2eqe: http://pastebin.com/d7508fec
[08:19] <Rub> basic please, yes
[08:19] <tenach> Well, the first one I'm always asked is this: What is Ubuntu?
[08:20] <hermitmode> mga bisdak pang mata namo hehehe.. roflmao
[08:20] <snakdoc> Guest51792: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade i made a mistake if you aren't root sorry about that
[08:20] <flatoutN00b> how do you become root?
[08:20] <Rub> yes,like this tenach!
[08:20] <Rub> thank you
[08:20] <neocortex> None to help with bluetooth?
[08:20] <tenach> You are welcome.
[08:21] <snakdoc> the sudo in command will fix that for you
[08:21] <n2diy> flatoutN00b: sudo
[08:21] <hermitmode> flatoutN00b : just use sudo or you can use x root terminal...
[08:21] <Rub> Tenach: Ubuntu is a community developed operating system that is perfect for laptops, desktops and servers.
[08:21] <flatoutN00b> damn, sudo again
[08:21] <hermitmode> flatoutN00b : #sudo command (After that it will prompt you with your password)
[08:22] <tenach> Why should I use Ubuntu, Rub?
[08:22] <hermitmode> flatoutN00b : #rum x root terminal if you don't want sudo
[08:22] <flatoutN00b> sudo appears to be my arch nemesis so far, followed closely by make files
[08:22]  * flatoutN00b shakes fist at make files
[08:22] <jota-> How can I get Jaunty server's console to display foreing chars correctly(á,ö,ñ,etc)?
[08:22] <Shay5482> hello , can someone recommend me on good word processor other than openoffice ?
[08:22] <snakdoc> flatoutN00b: you can run sudo -i and get in x root
[08:23] <libtech> make files are good
[08:23] <tenach> Shay5482: What do you use it for?
[08:23] <hermitmode> flatoutN00b : run gksu /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator @ Run Application
[08:23] <qe2eqe> Shay5482, I'm fond of abiword, but make sure to turn on autosave because its crashy sometimes. Also huge fan of WikiDpad, but it's not really all purpose.
[08:23] <flatoutN00b> I have never run a make file that didn't error
[08:23] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Did you get that?
[08:23] <Shay5482> tenach: open .rtf format (original document that saved on microsoft office ) when i open it with openoffice the document not opened well
[08:24] <yellabs> dual screen look really funny
[08:24] <yellabs> :)
[08:24] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah, checking now. Was busy googling spanish verbs.
[08:24] <snakdoc> flatoutN00b: after time those go away because you are missing files that are need to build project after time you start to collect them
[08:24] <gatto> Shay5482 use .doc ext.
[08:24] <Rub> because is a software free, for you community friendly. Ubuntu is by far the best Linux variant available today for hardware recognition.
[08:24] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Take your time, any help is appreciated
[08:25] <flatoutN00b> been trying to install aircrack, but aircrack seems to require openssl, so after three hours I figured out how to install openssl, but apparently I did it wrong because aircrack still says the directories don't exist
[08:25]  * flatoutN00b shakes fist at make files
[08:25] <Rub> Easy to Dual Boot: If you’ve got an extra partition you are in luck.
[08:25] <snakdoc> flatoutN00b: when building project you can run sudo apt-get build-dep <APP NAME> to get it to install most the files you will need
[08:25] <tenach> Good job so far Rub :)
[08:25] <Shay5482> gatto: u mean i should save the filename in microsoft office at .doc format ?
[08:25] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: X is back
[08:25] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: thank god.. it worked then eh?
[08:25] <tenach> Will my .doc files and other Microsoft Office files work?
[08:25] <SirMoo> WIGGMPk the hard restart worked. =D
[08:25] <Daskreech> Yeah but still no pretty stuff
[08:25] <gatto> well
[08:25] <Rub> than you tenach!!!
[08:25] <Daskreech> well something for tomorrow
[08:25] <WIGGMPk> SirMoo: good to hear
[08:25] <xhema> why does the sound in ubuntu always have to be so painful
[08:26] <qe2eqe> mrmental, you're trying to mount your windows partition. We know that because  NTFS is microsoft's filesystem. It means just what it says. You have two options here
[08:26] <Futasay> can someone please help me?
[08:26] <Rub> thank you for understand my problem
[08:26] <xhema> how many mixer items do we really need?
[08:26] <gatto> .doc format work with openoffice and microsoft office
[08:26] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: sorry it took so long for me to think about the headers
[08:26] <koshari> Rub what are you basing that ubuntu is best for hardware recigition on?
[08:26] <qe2eqe> rub, how is it free?
[08:26] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Yes it would be really easy but I can't BOOT Xp, per se
[08:26] <Rub> and for my poor english
[08:26] <flatoutN00b> snakdoc: I have no idea what you said, but it sounds like it could be helpful if I understood it :-)
[08:26] <qe2eqe> mrmental, why can't you?
[08:26] <tenach> Rub: Your English is pretty good :D
[08:26] <gatto> .doc may more smaller then .rtf
[08:26] <n2diy> xhema: why would you ask a subjective question?
[08:26] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I like easy solutions, and that would fix it, just booting and shutting down proper
[08:26] <TheNewGuy> made it back.
[08:27] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: well I guess im gonna compile the 2.6.30 kernel *sigh* why are you running the server image btw?
[08:27] <xhema> n2diy, how can I get my source recording working on ubuntu? it worked, but I cannot find the settings
[08:27] <kebomix> i installed script to convert audio extensions but , i want it to appear on right click of audio file , not to go right click >> scripts >> avconvert
[08:27] <snakdoc> flatoutN00b: maybe someone here thats been using ubuntu longer can explain better than i can
[08:27] <xhema> when n00bs use this thing, they are frustratd
[08:27] <Rub> Ubuntu is available free of charge and we can send you a CD of the latest version
[08:27] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: awesome.. now install that package.. "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" from the command line
[08:27] <flatoutN00b> anyone have aircrack installed?
[08:27] <Rub> Ubuntu CDs contain only free software applications; we encourage you to use free and open source software
[08:27] <TheNewGuy> ok, was gonna ask for that... :-)
[08:28] <mrmental> qe2eqe: It attempts to boot, gets right past the  the scrolling bar screen then it gives me soemthing like 'Checking C: Press any key to cancel' at which point it goes to a Blue Screen of Death for like 1 millisecond and the machine restarts
[08:28] <n2diy> xhema: what is the source, and what app. are you recording it with?
[08:28] <gatto> GNOME vs. XFCE what's the better?
[08:28] <qe2eqe> Rub, I'm very fond of the gratis and libre distinction. =/ What is the advantage of libre?
[08:28] <snakdoc> flatoutN00b: i use to but its been a while back whats error message use http://paste.ubuntu.com if its long
[08:28] <kebomix>  i installed script to convert audio extensions but , i want it to appear on right click of audio file , not to go right click >> scripts >> avconvert  , how to do that ?
[08:28] <xhema> n2diy, any app. source is a front panel mic. app is the sound recorder
[08:29] <Futasay> I just burnt ubuntu iso to a disc and had some trouble booting it at startup to install it and i had already made it so BIOS booted from CD before HDD so i installed the CD Boot Helper on the Ubunutu CD and now when i started it up it gave me a choice in between ubuntu and windows so i choose ubuntu then it gives me and option to go to a menu by pressing ESC
[08:29] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, wow, sounds bad.
[08:29] <TheNewGuy> ok, installing now.  yikes... taking a while... only at 5%
[08:29] <andrew_46> gatto: Neither is better IMHO, it is a matter both of taste and resources
[08:29] <xhema> n2diy, ahh line in capture was on... not mic let me see
[08:29] <gatto> IMHO?
[08:29] <Futasay> and if i dont it just loads the Ubuntu screen and after that it comes up with a whole lot of I/O device errors for like 5 minutes
[08:29] <tenach> gatto: That depends on your taste.  Try them and find out.
[08:29] <xhema> n2diy, how can i see what item is producing a signal?
[08:29] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Yeah.. could I do Option 2? Would that work?
[08:29] <tenach> gatto: IMHO is in my humble/honest opinion
[08:29] <xhema> is there a way to scan all inputs for sound?
[08:30] <yellabs> flatoutNOOb see private message
[08:30] <Futasay> then it comes up with BusyBox and thats all i can do
[08:30] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, yes. mount -t ntfs -3g /dev/sda1/media/disk -o force
[08:30] <kebomix> i got it guys , here http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/add-custom-functionality-to-nautilus-linux/
[08:30] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, I'm scared, tho, and might be tempted to mount read only...
[08:30] <Rub> GNU / Linux systems are free operating systems, meaning the software has the potential to level 4 digital freedoms, so a person can not only see the source code of the system, but may not modify, adapt to their needs and even re - circulate freely without fear.
[08:30] <gatto> XBMC Media Center the best!:D
[08:30] <mrmental> qe2eqe: In the terminal correct? What are the possible negative effects?
[08:30] <qe2eqe> mrmental, because if you screwed the pooch on your format, not all is lost untill you start writing more to the partition
[08:31] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: its a lot of packages.. but it will be worth it..
[08:31] <Futasay> can someone help me???
[08:31] <gatto> Usally, I change the main theme
[08:31] <n2diy> xhema: well, you might have to create your own? I use Audacity to create sound file, and from there, I can trouble shoot the sound system.
[08:31] <qe2eqe> mrmental: the only limit to that question is your imagination. ;)
[08:31] <xhema> yes, i have audacity, but again there are so many options
[08:31] <gatto> say the problem
[08:31] <TheNewGuy> is there a list of what I am installing?
[08:31] <qe2eqe> mrmental: to answer your other q, yeah, in terminal
[08:31] <Futasay> HELP ME
[08:32] <gatto> Futasay say
[08:32] <TheNewGuy> By the way... wigg I really appreciate the help.
[08:32] <yellabs> Futasay, did you check the cdrom for errors?
[08:32] <Futasay> i cant load Ubuntu properly after the ubuntu loading screen it lists a whole lot of erros for 4-5 minutes hten only lets me use BusyBox
[08:32] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I really just want the files I have on the hdd, I can always just reinstall windows, but there is a lengthy amount of music files I would love to have back
[08:33] <yellabs> Futasay, check the cdrom for errors ...?
[08:33] <SirMoo> I can't seem to get Java to work. T_T
[08:33] <xhema> n2diy, i could create my own.
[08:33] <bullgard4> What do the 4 vertical bars with ascending length symbolize in the lower left status bar in Ekiga 3.2.0?
[08:33] <Rub> qe2eq and tenach: needed to answer questions and make screenshots of you questions to approve operating systems at my university
[08:33] <yellabs> Futasay, and tell us what the specs of your pc are, how much ram?
[08:33] <gatto> possible
[08:33] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: not a problem.. I dont want you to get discouraged from linux..
[08:33] <Rub> tnah you very much for you help!!!!!!
[08:33] <xhema> but where to start. I guess I need to iterate through all options of the mixer
[08:33] <qe2eqe> Rub, So, I'm in luck. I want to try ubuntu, and I have that extra partition you  mentioned. It's a dell/compaq/hp...
[08:33] <phoe6> hello, I find that if I add export PATH=/a/bin:$PATH to .bashrc and do source .bashrc the changes are not persistant. If log out of ssh session and login back again, I lose the settings. How do I make it persistant?
[08:33] <xhema> or add a gauge to the mixer to show if there is a signal
[08:33] <tvasht> is it possible to move ubuntu to the beginning of partition after removing windows from there?
[08:34] <gatto> IMHOxD
[08:34] <Futasay> Pentium 4 2.26 GHz, 1GB RAM
[08:34] <TheNewGuy> BRB
[08:34] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: a list of what your installing.. hmm... http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-restricted-extras this might help
[08:34] <qe2eqe> mrmental, well, I doubt it's going to nuke anything. You can mount it as read only for the extra precaution... but I've used that command a number of times now, with no issues.
[08:35] <yellabs> tvasht for ubuntu it does not matter where the partition is, its not slower, so it does not matter..
[08:35] <gatto> Futasay desktop edition?
[08:35] <tenach> You are very welcome Rub!
[08:35] <tenach> Good luck, Rub
[08:35] <Futasay> Yes desktop edition
[08:35] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Thank you, I am going to attempt it, wish me luck
[08:35] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I think you would just add readonly to the end of that 'mount -t ntfs -3g /dev/sda1/media/disk -o force'
[08:35] <yellabs> Futasay, seems enough, so check cdrom for errors
[08:35] <qe2eqe> mrmental, good luck.
[08:35] <Rub> thank's!!
[08:35] <n2diy> xhema: ok, so you have a known good sound source? Then double check your sound settings, beware of little red indicators under the gain/volume sliders, they toggle mute on and off.
[08:35] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: bookmark this site too.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/
[08:36] <gatto> try install under windows if it not work you can check other cdrom/dvdrom
[08:36] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: cause if you want to play a DVD you need to install "non free" libraries.. due to digital rights lol
[08:36] <xhema> n2diy it works now...
[08:36] <xhema> thanks for listening to me
[08:36] <gatto> xD
[08:36] <Futasay> How do I check it for errors?
[08:36] <Rub> qe2eqe no understand your question
[08:36] <n2diy> x
[08:36] <tvasht> yellabs, ok. so keep ubuntu where it is. what would u recommend i should do to recover grub after a windows mbr repair?
[08:36] <qe2eqe> Rub, I plugged in a joypad, and it's not working in my game, 'the ur-quan masters'
[08:36] <gatto> try other cdrom to install
[08:36] <n2diy> xhema: cool.
[08:37] <tvasht> yellabs,  i m installing osx leopard ubuntu and windows on a laptop
[08:37] <gatto> I burn 2x KUBUNTU 8.10
[08:37] <yellabs> grub!
[08:37] <gatto> because the install process mistake
[08:37] <mwas> ﻿WIGGMPk: yeah rotating panel
[08:37] <yellabs> !grub
[08:37] <tvasht> yellabs, how sould i do it, the sequence. cause windows in the end would screw things up in the mbr
[08:37] <gatto> tvasht?
[08:38] <tvasht> yellabs, u mean grub disk?
[08:38] <tvasht> gatto, what?
[08:38] <pedestrianentran> Im having some more joy from my favourite hosting company, Godaddy. Trying to enable ssh access to a couple of my hosting accounts. You navigate thru the awful website until you finally get to the page where you enter your phone number and click "enable". They then put an automated call to your phone and a machine reads you your pin to activate the ssh. I did that and got the phone call but the pin didn't work. Ive tried again a dozen
[08:38] <TheShahFactor> Any GUI FTP server for Ubuntu ?
[08:38] <qe2eqe> Rub, it's the only game I have that I can test the game pad on. How do I even know if the game pad is broken or not?
[08:38] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: I did a server install then put on KDE 4.3 I guess
[08:38] <gatto> tvasht what would you do? restore Grub after windows install?
[08:38] <prospire> navigation in the form of drop-down is better on the top or left??
[08:39] <pedestrianentran> TheShahFactor: gFTP
[08:39] <Rub> is usb the pad game?
[08:39] <tvasht> gatto, i m not sure
[08:39] <yellabs> i think, but not shure, install windows first, them install os x, them ubuntu, but i could be wrong
[08:39] <cached> I have two processes with the same name. How can I figure out which pid belongs to which without risking closing them?
[08:39] <gatto> find /boot/grub/stage1
[08:39] <tvasht> yellabs, thats what i m doing but just wanted some advise on. how to restore grub
[08:40] <n2diy> cached: can you see them in top?
[08:40] <yellabs> restore grub
[08:40] <qe2eqe> cached, maybe you could monitor their cpu usage as you give one process load?
[08:40] <yellabs> !grub
[08:40] <cached> n2diy: yes
[08:40] <gatto> root (hd0,1)
[08:40] <lwells> Is there a way to change the shortcut Icon for web links?
[08:40] <tvasht> yellabs, grub will work for osx too or they have a seperate boot loader?
[08:40] <yellabs> grub!
[08:40] <gatto> setup (hd0)
[08:40] <yellabs> hmm?
[08:40] <gatto> that's all
[08:40] <yellabs> whats wrong with ubot
[08:40] <lwells> I mean so it defaults to a different one?
[08:40] <Rub> is important after the last Xserver(-xorg-input-*) updates to provide a dumb of lsmod to make every single Gamepad model work again
[08:40] <n2diy> cached: then you can see there pids.
[08:41] <qe2eqe> rub, yeah, it's usb. It happens to be HID-compliant.
[08:41] <tvasht> gatto, where will i do what u just said?
[08:41] <gatto> use
[08:41] <gatto> ubuntu live or any
[08:41] <ramavadakattu> while installing geos-3.1.0.tar.bz2 iam encountering the following problem http://dpaste.com/hold/61047/   any clue on how to resolve this
[08:41] <gatto> terminal
[08:41] <cached> n2diy: thanks
[08:41] <gatto> here write
[08:41] <gatto> grub
[08:41] <gatto> as root
[08:41] <cached> just making sure: kill -int is the same as Ctrl-C, right?
[08:41] <FloodBot2> gatto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:41] <Rub> Update :
[08:41] <n2diy> cached: nada
[08:42] <Rub> According to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-evdev/+bug/274203/comments/78 Ubuntu 9.04 may not need this, and since Ubuntu isn'
[08:42] <Rub> going to provide the fdi files for 8.10, basically the lshal output is only necessary to tell the name of the info.product information.
[08:42] <cached> n2diy: then what is?
[08:42] <tvasht> gatto, ya carry on
[08:42] <n2diy> cached: ? wrong nick?
[08:42] <Rub> A little more searching, and I've run the following commands: sudo update-usbids
[08:42] <cached> n2diy: oh, i thought you responded to my other question ;)
[08:42] <Rub> Which updated the USB ids, but didn't change the "not working" aspect.
[08:43] <TheShahFactor> pedestrianentran : I want to setup an FTP server on Ubuntu ; and need a software with GUI ( not unlike CesarFTP on windows) If I am not mistaken Gftp is used for connecting to other servers right?
[08:43] <yellabs> tvasht : some tips from internet : http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/showthread.php?t=6575
[08:43] <Rub> tried the following:
[08:43] <Rub> cnc@cnc-control:~$ lsusb -v
[08:43] <Rub> cnc@cnc-control:~$ dmesg | grep usb
[08:43] <Rub> [ 209.235308] usbcore: registered new interface driver usbfs
[08:43] <Rub> [ 209.235325] usbcore: registered new interface driver hub
[08:43] <FloodBot2> Rub: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:43] <Rub> [ 209.242154] usbcore: registered new device driver usb
[08:43] <yellabs> tripple boot
[08:43] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Wheeeeeeeee The sex is back
[08:43] <pedestrianentran> TheShahFactor: yeah its a client sorry...
[08:43] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: lol
[08:44] <TheNewGuy> ok, wigg.  its loaded
[08:44] <Rub> oohh sorry
[08:44] <pedestrianentran> TheShahFactor: Try check out ubuntuguide.org they often have handy info
[08:44] <yellabs> tvasht : here is an other one http://pranjaldaterao.wordpress.com/2008/09/04/triple-boot-windows-vista-ubuntu-and-mac-os-x/
[08:44] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: ok thanks heading to bed I have to be up in a few hours
[08:45] <qe2eqe> Rub, no problem. You should paste things like that to pastebin.com. The answer I was looking for was 'cat /dev/input/js0' , and see if the the not working was a result of the software or configuration.
[08:45] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: gnite
[08:45] <qe2eqe> Rub, I'm no good at asking questions I know the answers to
[08:45] <whois> Hi guys
[08:45] <bullgard4> Ekiga 3.2.0 echos my voice if I am connected to sip:500@ekiga.net. It takes 84% of my CPU time. Is this OK? I am using an Intel Centrino Mobile Technology computer at 1.8 GHz.
[08:45] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: now try out flash.. as in youtube.. and try out your java based application
[08:45] <whois> I just came into this channel to thank you guys
[08:45] <whois> the Ubuntu community is great
[08:45] <Daskreech> whois: Weaccept!!
[08:45] <whois> bye
[08:45] <gatto> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206052/
[08:46] <gatto> grub restore
[08:46] <gatto> may short
[08:46] <Rub> jeje no problem qe2eqe. Thank you for you time!!!!
[08:46] <mrmental> qe2eqe: It says 'mount: invalid option -- '3' '
[08:47] <tenach> It is no problem Rub!
[08:47] <qe2eqe> mrmental, lol, it was another typo in the error message. Ass should be add, and the command with ntfs- 3g should be ntfs-3g.      mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1/ media/disk -o force
[08:47] <rawolf_> who ask about change usb ids?
[08:48] <qe2eqe> mrmental, that one actually needed another space between the /de
[08:48] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I hosed the spacing again!! mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/disk -o force
[08:48] <n2diy> rawolf_: I don' know, but I would like to know?
[08:48] <qe2eqe> rawolf_, why?
[08:49] <rawolf_> may be a i can help
[08:49] <Rub> tenach and qe2eqe from Mendoza-Argentina since I send my greetings. have been very kind. thanks for being patient with newbies like me. Thank you very much. see you later
[08:49] <n2diy> rawolf_: how do you change the name of a usb device?
[08:49] <qe2eqe> rawolf_, lol I read that in hollywood broken english. i.e. Who to ask about changing usb ids => who ask change usb id?
[08:49] <TheNewGuy> wigg, problem with utube
[08:49] <qe2eqe> Rub, Good luck.
[08:50] <tenach> Good bye, Rub.  It was great to talk to you!
[08:50] <lesshaste> how do I tell if a particular package is installed?
[08:50] <rawolf_> Yes
[08:50] <Vinceman> when you have access to someones desktop, can you get into a terminal without him seeing it?
[08:50] <tenach> Rub:  Good luck with getting your university to adopt Ubuntu!
[08:50] <SirMoo> Java won't work in firefox.
[08:50] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: ? doesnt have flash installed or something? did you have firefox open when it finished installing?
[08:50] <qe2eqe> Rub, I remember an article about argentina doing something special at the government level with open source software.... and I know brazil is onto it. Just fuel for the fire.
[08:50] <Rub> hopefully
[08:50] <TheNewGuy> no
[08:51] <mrmental> qe2eqe: 'mount: only root can do that'
[08:51] <TheNewGuy> wait.. yes. I did..
[08:51] <n2diy> Vinceman: yes, close the door and lock it.
[08:51] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: ok.. try closing it and reopening it
[08:51] <qe2eqe> mrmental, god I always forget that. You need to type the word sudo in front.
[08:51] <mrmental> Lol thank you
[08:52] <qe2eqe> mrmental, you're welcome. Though personally, I wasted at least 2 mins of your time by not proof reading and thinking twice about that simple command.
[08:52] <TheNewGuy> did that and it is saying that it need the pluggin.  gstreamero.10-plugins-bad
[08:52] <qe2eqe> mrmental, sorry to say simple. That command.
[08:52] <TheNewGuy> Mpeg-4 acc decoder
[08:52] <Rub> if we have a medocino working for google. here are highly trained and interested in becoming a linux-gnu-ubuntu.etc
[08:52] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Sorry for being such a bother 'fuse: failed to access mountpoint /media/disk: No such file or directory'
[08:53] <qe2eqe> Rub, there is a site called pastebin.com you should learn about. It's under the umbrella of IRC etiquette.
[08:53] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: interesting.. go to System > Administration > Software Sources
[08:54] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yikes! I don't know why it would do that..... but lets try this
[08:54] <TheNewGuy> ok
[08:54] <qe2eqe> mrmental, type mkdir /mnt/sda1
[08:54] <qe2eqe> mrmental, or sudo mkdir, whatever
[08:54] <Rub> collaborative debugging tools
[08:54] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: then.. make sure that (main) (universe) (restricted) (multiverse) are checked.. and click close.. might ask you to reload
[08:54] <qe2eqe> mrmental, then use that same last command and replace /media/disk with /mnt/sda1
[08:55] <miickee> I need help here with atheros wireless, on two very different laptops, not working with new ubuntu 9.04
[08:55] <qe2eqe> mrmental, then use that same last command and replace /media/disk with /mnt/sda1
[08:55] <TheNewGuy> reloading
[08:55] <TheNewGuy> ok, done
[08:56] <Rub> thanks for everything!!! I'm going to sleep. In argentina are 5:00 a.m.
[08:56] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Didn't really have a response, as in, my line entered, but it did not respond with any additional lines after that. Did I do it right?
[08:56] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: sorry to make you do this.. but "sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[08:56] <qe2eqe> Rub, you're welcome. Buenos Nachos. Hasta la queso.
[08:57] <Rub> jajajaja!!!!
[08:57] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, do ls /mnt/sda1
[08:57] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: im having an off night.. one of those repositories were not check were they?
[08:57] <n2diy> its not even 5am in London, how can it be 5am in argentina?
[08:57] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, do ls /mnt/sda1 | grep cp
[08:57] <qe2eqe> hehe
[08:57] <Exploiter> heloo room
[08:57] <Exploiter> any assembly programmer here?
[08:57] <qe2eqe> mrmental, Meant to ask if you were a chan tard
[08:58] <SirMoo> XD qe2eqe Too me a bit to get that was nachos. I was wondering why you were talking about cheese.
[08:58] <TheNewGuy> yea, there were only two checked
[08:59] <MrObvious> Any way of disabling IPv6 on 9.04?
[08:59] <TheNewGuy> sent you an im so as not to spam the room
[08:59] <Exploiter> oink oink oink
[08:59] <iashwaniarora> hi everyone
[08:59] <tenach> Hello
[08:59] <hermitmode> Hello
[08:59] <tesla_> I am having problems with samba..... I have 2 ubuntu boxes that can see each other on and off
[09:00] <n2diy> hello
[09:00] <qe2eqe> SirMoo, =)
[09:00] <iashwaniarora> plz tell how to save .deb files when using apt manger
[09:00] <usicow> has anyone noticed that fonts in firefox look quite ugly with ubuntu?
[09:00] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: k.. after your finished installing everything than try youtube again for me
[09:00] <qe2eqe> usicow, they look different.
[09:00] <tesla_> google , #samba have sort of let me down
[09:00] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: you can find them at /var/cache/apt/archices
[09:00] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: you can find them at /var/cache/apt/archives
[09:00] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: you can find them at /var/cache/apt/archives
[09:01] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: when you do apt-get
[09:01] <qe2eqe> usicow, however, there are few restrictions on the ms-fonts package or whatever, and it's not very hard to get those fonts you're used to in there
[09:01] <tesla_> cool
[09:01] <usicow> qe2eqe: is there a way to make them look the same as winblows?
[09:01] <usicow> ahh
[09:01] <qe2eqe> usi beat you to it. Pow!
[09:01] <usicow> hehe
[09:02] <qe2eqe> tesla_, I'm noob@samba... but can you ping these systems that aren't working? what does smbclient say about that IP?
[09:02] <TheNewGuy> nope, wants to find a suitable plug in
[09:03] <TheNewGuy> I installed it.. and it is down loading the files
[09:03] <TheNewGuy> was it supposed to do that?
[09:03] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: is firefox giving the option for adobe flash as a plugin?
[09:03] <ttmrichter> Is Ubuntu 8.04LTS (emphasis on the S there) going to get the upgrade to Pidgin 2.5.7?  At this point two major IM networks can't be connected to with Pidgin 2.5.2.
[09:03] <TheNewGuy> no
[09:03] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: well the package should of downloaded the "flashplugin-nonfree" package
[09:04] <TheNewGuy> its installing a multimedia plugin.  17 files
[09:04] <flatoutN00b> I am trying to install a program using it's make file. It requires some files from OpenSSL. I installed OpenSSL and I have the files, but the program I am installing keeps telling me that I don't have the files...
[09:04] <TheNewGuy> gsstreamer0.10plug
[09:04] <tenach> ttmrichter: Go to pidgin.im and get their instructions for adding their PPA to update manager
[09:04] <TheNewGuy> plugins
[09:04] <TheNewGuy> is it supposed to be doing that?
[09:04] <ttmrichter> tenach: PPA?
[09:04] <tenach> ttmrichter: I had to do that even with 9.04
[09:04] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: any of them 'flashplugin-nonfree'???
[09:04] <kibil> kyenezz_ce
[09:04] <tenach> Personal Package Archive
[09:05] <qe2eqe> flatoutN00b, where does program x expect to find program y?
[09:05] <flatoutN00b> I don't know
[09:05] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: it should of been taken care of already... so no its not normal something got screwed up
[09:05] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I am a bit of a one, so what exactly would you like me to enter into the terminal?
[09:05] <flatoutN00b> I'm a moron
[09:05] <hermitmode> flatoutN00b : what program is that?
[09:05] <flatoutN00b> I'm trying to install aircrack
[09:05] <qe2eqe> flatoutN00b, why are you doing that by hand?
[09:05] <tenach> ttmrichter: Did you find it?
[09:05] <TheNewGuy> it is installing gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[09:06] <TheNewGuy> gnasherror
[09:06] <flatoutN00b> is thereis there a way to do it automatically?
[09:06] <bullgard4> What do the 4 vertical bars with ascending length symbolize in the lower left status bar in Ekiga 3.2.0?
[09:06] <qe2eqe> sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
[09:06] <flatoutN00b> <-----notice the name
[09:06] <hermitmode> flatoutN00b : no you not a moron.. things always get excite sometimes... that make it fun...
[09:06] <qe2eqe> flatoutN00b, be a good boy with it
[09:06] <flatoutN00b> you're f***ing kidding me right
[09:06] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: gnash is a flash player.. weird..
[09:06] <flatoutN00b> sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng?
[09:07] <qe2eqe> Flannel, it didn't used to be. I likes me some progress
[09:07] <qe2eqe> er, flatoutN00b, not flannel. Sorry flannel!
[09:07] <hermitmode> ow aircrack-ng is on the the repo?
[09:07] <TheNewGuy> ok, its working
[09:07] <TheNewGuy> sorta
[09:07] <qe2eqe> mrmental, did you get any response from ls /mnt/sda1 ? if so, everything is gravy
[09:07] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: is it finished? if so.. run this in terminal "sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree && sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree"
[09:08] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: yea.. its working with GNASH player not Adobe.. its not gonna be great
[09:08] <qe2eqe> mrmental, and by gravy, I mean just point your file manager to /mnt/sda1
[09:08] <mrmental> qe2eqe: What is the exact command line for that command
[09:08] <qe2eqe> mrmental, ls /mnt/sda1 means 'tell me what files are in /mnt/sda1'.
[09:08] <TheNewGuy> the sound is out of synk:-/.... what do I do?
[09:09] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: run this in terminal "sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree && sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree"
[09:09] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: close your browser first
[09:09] <tenach> ttmrichter: Did you get it?
[09:09] <ttmrichter> tenach: Thanks a lot for the pointer.
[09:09] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Yes I got a response!
[09:09] <tenach> No problem ttmrichter. :)
[09:09] <ttmrichter> tenach: Getting it all set up with my own mutant apt configuration.  :D
[09:09] <flatoutN00b> ok, I did sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng ... now what?
[09:09] <qe2eqe> mrmental, therefore, gravy.
[09:10] <pedestrianentran> anyone use avrdude? Ive apt-get installed it but don't know where apt puts the conf file...
[09:10] <nixie_pixel> flatoutN00b - now it should be installed. Are you running Ubuntu?
[09:10] <Weust`> pedestrianentran: updatedb && locate avrdude ?
[09:10] <tenach> Sweet deal
[09:10] <TheNewGuy> ok done
[09:10] <flatoutN00b> I am running ubuntu 9.04 and I can't find aircrack under applications
[09:10] <pedestrianentran> Weust: what does that mean? the updatedb
[09:10] <qe2eqe> flatoutN00b, rtfm is a good idea. You'll probably want to start capturing packets asap
[09:10] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: now try youtube again..
[09:10]  * WIGGMPk crosses fingers
[09:11] <Weust`> it updates the db that locate uses to search
[09:11] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Sweet and how would I use the file manager to access /mnt/sda1 and then move files off of my hdd onto an flashdrive?
[09:11] <TinyIRC> Hello everyone, I'm running into an intersting issues hooking my laptop into the local network. I am unable to ping anything outside of the network, if I try by hostname the DNS sever gives no responce, if I try IP I am told the network is unreachable.
[09:11] <Exploiter> any hacker in here?
[09:11] <qe2eqe> flatoutn00b which repositories are you browsing? go to synaptic -> settings
[09:11] <bullgard4> Where can one find a description of the function of the Ekiga symbol (icon) in the status bar to the left consisting of 4 vertical bars? In particular, when does it become colorful?
[09:11] <Weust`> TinyIRC: maybe an gateway problem
[09:11] <nixie_pixel> flatoutN00b - now that it is installed, go here: http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php
[09:12] <Rolaulten> Stuped exc's. Ok, I'll look into the gateway and see whats up
[09:12] <Rolaulten> Thanks
[09:12] <nixie_pixel> Exploiter - this is #ubuntu. Why are you looking for hackers here?
[09:12] <wanna_learn> hi all.i tried to add deb source to my ubuntu jaunty
[09:12] <qe2eqe> mrmental, just click places -> file system -> mnt -> sda1....  and then new window... places -> usb drive...
[09:12] <Exploiter> can you tell me some rooms where i can find one.
[09:12] <wanna_learn> when i tried to do apt-get update
[09:12] <wanna_learn> it happens like this
[09:12] <wanna_learn> W: GPG error: http://ftp.de.debian.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9AA38DCD55BE302B
[09:12] <wanna_learn> W: GPG error: http://ftp.de.debian.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9AA38DCD55BE302B
[09:12] <Weust`> Rolaulten: try a traceroute
[09:12] <tenach> Exploiter: Asking for a "hacker" won't get you anywhere.
[09:12] <FloodBot2> wanna_learn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:13] <wanna_learn> can u help me?
[09:13] <qe2eqe> mrmental, or if you know the mount place you can get all elegant and use the cp command, (copy), cp /mnt/sda1/* /media/??????
[09:13] <nixie_pixel> Exploiter - just ask for what you are looking for, "hacker" is far too generic. Someone will point you in the right direction.
[09:13] <TheNewGuy> how can I see which driver is installed?
[09:13] <Weust`> TheNewGuy: driver for what ?
[09:14] <qe2eqe> but i know there's caveats with the copy command and can't guarantee that that would work fully... =/
[09:14] <TheNewGuy> wigg its working but it is not as good as windows.
[09:14] <Exploiter> i am looking for an assembly programmer who have good knowledge in exploiting buffer overflow vulns/.
[09:14] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I will just stick with the visual way of doing things but thank you so much for you time!
[09:14] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Now why did you ask me if I was a chan tard?
[09:14] <TheNewGuy> weust, did wigg logg?
[09:14] <Exploiter> hmm
[09:15] <Weust`> TheNewGuy: eh?
[09:15] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: try this "sudo update-alternatives --config firefox-flashplugin"
[09:15] <qe2eqe> mrmental, because you made me laugh when you said 6% ubuntu and the rest cp
[09:15] <wanna_learn> can u help me?
[09:15] <wanna_learn> i tried to add debian unstable source to my apt/source.list when i tried to apt-get update it happens like this
[09:15] <wanna_learn> W: GPG error: http://ftp.de.debian.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9AA38DCD55BE302B
[09:16] <nixie_pixel> wanna_learn - you need the key from the source that you added.
[09:16] <TheNewGuy> ok, did it
[09:16] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: did it give you an option?
[09:16] <iashwaniarora> i want to install all 3rd party toolslike desktop enhancement or wine or something else but i dont know there name how do i intall them or get there name
[09:16] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Lol that was a typo and I didn't know I had said that. Meant Xp. Closest thing to cp I have are my newborn daughters first bath pictures lmao
[09:16] <wanna_learn> nixie_pixel:how?
[09:16] <TheNewGuy> yes
[09:16] <TheNewGuy> I chose the one that was not gnash
[09:17] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Is there anyway I can remount the hdd and use windows like nothing happened?
[09:17] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: k. restart firefox and give it a final go
[09:17] <TheNewGuy> doing it now.
[09:17] <qe2eqe> mrmental, i should hope so ;). Besides, I hope the van comes after you get your 400th gig in.
[09:17] <nixie_pixel> wanna_learn - That information should have been given to you by whoever gave you the source you added.
[09:17] <wanna_learn> nixie_pixel:okay
[09:17] <mrmental> qe2eqe: 400gb of Cp would hopefully raise a big enough flag to the feds lmao
[09:18] <wanna_learn> will googling
[09:18] <World705> is there a problem with the repository's or just me ?
[09:19] <iashwaniarora> can anybody plz help me
[09:19] <nixie_pixel> Exploiter - I would advise you to ask that question in #linux as a start, rather than #ubuntu, this distro is not designed for that type of user
[09:19] <TheNewGuy> all right!  it is in sync!  nice job wigg
[09:19] <qe2eqe> mrmental, hard to say. I don't know why windows is crashing. Have you only ever done one install of xp on that machine?
[09:19] <TheNewGuy> now going to try java
[09:19] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: god im tired lol.. sorry..
[09:19]  * WIGGMPk crosses fingers
[09:19] <aacosta> having some trouble with ssh
[09:19] <aacosta> i cant conect to a computer in my network
[09:19] <Witzkeks> irc://irc.dream-irc.com/xdcc
[09:19] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well it had Vista when I got it a year and a half ago, I threw on xp after formatting
[09:20] <Weust`> aacosta: is the target computer running an ssh daemon
[09:20] <hermitmode> aacosta: can you ping the machine?
[09:20] <qe2eqe> Exploiter, there's job boards like ebay for that crap
[09:20] <iashwaniarora>  i want to install all 3rd party toolslike desktop enhancement or wine or something else but i dont know there name how do i intall them or get there name
[09:20] <rikki_max> hello i am installing ldap + samba on ubuntu 8.10 using the tutorial https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenLDAP-SambaPDC-OrgInfo-Posix and i got this error: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/206073/
[09:21] <World705> iamtheobject: apt-get install wine
[09:21] <World705> ?
[09:21] <qe2eqe> mrmental, hm. And theres ONLY two partitions all day?
[09:21] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: try using ADD/REMOVE
[09:21] <Exploiter> haha
[09:21] <iashwaniarora> hermit  but i dont know there name
[09:21] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I am not too sure, I guess I really fucked shit up trying to dual boot ubuntu, is there any possible way to find out how many partitions I have?
[09:21] <TheNewGuy> wigg  good news.  the java is working but the font is too big.
[09:21] <TheNewGuy> I think
[09:21] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: search for wine, compiz
[09:22] <aacosta> its an g3 imac and an eeepc runing ubuntu
[09:22] <edouardp> mrmental, sudo fdisk -l
[09:22] <aacosta> i dont know if its a network setup issue
[09:22] <Garp> Hi.
[09:22] <Nehyx> !hi | garp
[09:22] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah, easy. fdisk, gparted... eduardo nailed it
[09:22] <Garp> Yesterday I asked about how to maintain a machine that has no internet connection. For answer, I got:
[09:22] <Garp> !offline
[09:22] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: well thats good at least.. however I dont really know how to adjust the fonts.. you might try download the mscore fonts
[09:23] <qe2eqe> iashwaniarora, just browse the applications and search through the synaptic package manager
[09:23] <qe2eqe> Garp, lol.
[09:23] <World705> i get [waiting for headers] when trying to update or intsall anything from apt-get, can any one help ?
[09:23] <TheSage> Good morning channel
[09:23] <Garp> Such an answer was not really good. Because it doest say *how* to get the package list on the offline machine.
[09:23] <Weust`> !hi | Weust`
[09:23] <hermitmode> Garp: if you have a machine connected to the internet you can copy all installed .deb @ /var/cache/apt/archives
[09:23] <Nehyx> Garp: you want update machine without internet, is that?
[09:23] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: this is a long shot but try "sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts" however I think this should of been installed already
[09:24] <Garp> Nehyx: yes.
[09:24] <TheNewGuy> this is so wierd.. ti works but I can't see everything...
[09:24] <Nehyx> Garp: use lts versions and download 8.04.1, 8.04.2... versions
[09:24] <Garp> hermitmode: copyin which /var/cache/apt/archives ?
[09:24] <mrmental> qe2eqe: http://pastebin.com/db50e2b4
[09:24] <Garp> Nehyx: the whole one ?
[09:25] <hermitmode> Garp: all of the *.deb files cause thats the directory apt-get install put all the package
[09:25] <Garp> OK, before you go further, I just found some interesting link: http://pypt-offline.sourceforge.net/
[09:25] <iashwaniarora> thanks a lot
[09:25] <Garp> does anybody ever tested this? Thanks.
[09:25] <qe2eqe> mrmental, wwwwwwooooooowwwwwww
[09:25] <TheSage> Is there a place I could get a block diagram of Ubuntu?
[09:25] <Jimi_Neutral> can anyone help me with a ddrescue situation please
[09:25] <TheNewGuy> wigg, thanks for your time.  i'll have to get this working tomarrow
[09:25] <Garp> hermitmode: offline, I have no downloads...
[09:25] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I take it I royally fucked something up?
[09:26] <Nehyx> Garp: I always used ubuntu with internet, and if you hasn't got internet, updates are innecesary ;-)
[09:26] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: you could try this too.. "sudo update-alternatives --config java" and select "/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java" this might fix it
[09:26] <Garp> Nehyx: it fix bugs, allow for new pkgs, etc.
[09:26] <Nehyx> Garp: yes, but the most bugs are security
[09:26] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: alright man.. have a good night.. but try those last steps.. install the msttcorefonts and change the java config
[09:27] <Garp> Nehyx: or enhancements.
[09:27] <Nehyx> Garp: and the most packets, firefox, evolution... needs internet
[09:27] <Garp> Nehyx: I know that a internet is good, but in that case, I dont have.
[09:27] <n2diy> mrmental: that is an ntfs partition, you need ext3
[09:27] <TheNewGuy> There is only 1 program which provides java                                               (/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java). Nothing to configure.
[09:27] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yes.
[09:27] <miickee> Hey I need help with a Dell inspiron 510m and an Optus 3g mobile internet usb dongle with Ubuntu 9.04, it "connects", but we can't access a web browser
[09:27] <duke_> hello cant visit sites which using scripts firefox is crashing
[09:27] <TheNewGuy> There is only 1 program which provides java
[09:27] <TheNewGuy> (/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java). Nothing to configure.
[09:27] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Is it fixable?
[09:27] <qe2eqe> n2diy, he's trying to dual boot
[09:28] <DysonReturns> greets, how do i mount a remote server's directory on my own machine?
[09:28] <dragger> hello, when i try to disable service i disabled one but i don't know what is it, my pc restared then when it on Login screen keyboard and mouse Stop responed
[09:28] <DysonReturns> both running ubuntu
[09:28] <qe2eqe> mrmental, Yeah. If you got a usb drive, copy all your 'doze files over there for safekeeping
[09:28] <Nehyx> Garp: try to install new packets from another PC, I never tested that :P
[09:28] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: you need to install the package again then.. "sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-restricted-extras" should do it.. (prolly cause of the packages that were missing before)
[09:28] <dragger> i think the Services i stoped is "System communication bus"
[09:29] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Ok I need to get my neighbors external hdd but that will hav eto wait until morning proper. And then?
[09:29] <Garp> Nehyx: well, there are a few problems. You want to be able to perform 'apt-get update' and then 'apt-get upgrade'
[09:29] <aacosta> thats the weiredest thing i can nly ssh to my server when im on the wired network not on the wireless
[09:29] <TheNewGuy> ok, loaded, checking java
[09:29] <Garp> Nehyx: "downloading pkgs you need' is "apt-get upgrade"
[09:30] <Nehyx> Garp: you can buy a wifi in ebay, and go to free wifi zones :)
[09:30] <edouardp> aacosta, the wireless gives you the same range of IPs ? (I assume you use DHCP)
[09:30] <qe2eqe> mrmental, hold on, actually. I need to google and rule out the possibility that the ubuntu installer can try to install everything into an ntfs partition side by side with windows
[09:30] <duke_> is it because of NoScript i already passed the sites on whitelist still crashing when i connect
[09:30] <TheSage> Is there a place I could get a block diagram map of the Ubuntu system?
[09:30] <aacosta> i use dhcp on everyting except the eeepc
[09:30] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: if it doesnt work.. then ill try and catch you tomorrow.. i can hardly stay awake right now lol sorry
[09:30] <edouardp> qe2eqe, I think only wubi can do that
[09:30] <Garp> Nehyx: If you have some money to give me,, I can have internet access ofor that machine, if you dont, we'll do without.
[09:30] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well right now the installer isn't reading the hdd because I unmounted it
[09:30] <aacosta> because it was giving me problems with the wireless
[09:30] <aacosta> so i had to put in the ips manually
[09:31] <aacosta> jsut for this conection
[09:31] <TheNewGuy> hey man, THANK YOU for hanging in there with me.
[09:31] <qe2eqe> mrmental, fdisk always knows what partitions are around
[09:31] <aacosta> my home network
[09:31] <WIGGMPk> =)
[09:31] <edouardp> aacosta, the ssh server is in your LAN or on the internet ?
[09:31] <aacosta> it works fine when im plugged into ethernet
[09:31] <aacosta> LAN
[09:31] <dragger> need help please myh keyboard and mouse stops responed
[09:31] <qe2eqe> mrmental, the output of fdisk says you only have one partition
[09:32] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Ok
[09:32] <qe2eqe> mrmental, which is impossible if you installed ubuntu and still have it installed
[09:32] <edouardp> aacosta, can you give me the ip of the ssh server, and the ip of the client when you are on wireless ? maybe you are not on the same network
[09:32] <dragger> in the login screen i cannot use my keyboard or mouse >>>>>>>>>>>???????????????????
[09:32] <mrmental> qe2eqe: ah but I never installed ubuntu, the partitioner fucked up
[09:32] <qe2eqe> mrmental, oh. ok then.
[09:33] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Got something along the lines of 'Failed to Partition, Aborting' or something
[09:33] <aacosta> 192.168.1.2
[09:33] <aacosta> 192.168.1.10
[09:33] <qe2eqe> mrmental, hm. so if nothing happened, why did windows break?...
[09:33] <aytekin> hello
[09:33] <mrmental> qe2eqe: The hdd wasn't mounting?
[09:33] <duke_> somebody know where the firefox logs are then i can put logs here
[09:33] <duke_> maybe you can help then...
[09:33] <chocobanana> Hello everyone!!!!
[09:33] <edouardp> aacosta, ok, are you able to ping the ssh machine ?
[09:34] <dragger> hello, when i try to disable service i disabled one but i don't know what is it, my pc restared then when it on Login screen keyboard and mouse Stop responed
[09:34] <aacosta> no im not
[09:34] <aytekin> How can i use the tracert command in the terminal like cmd in winxp
[09:34] <edouardp> aacosta, and you can navigate on the internet without any problem I guess ?
[09:34] <Superninja> Im not too.
[09:34] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I don't think windows failed to mount entirely... theres only 512 bytes of program, and I don't really think thats enough for windows to fit a disk scanner that can't even find the disk
[09:34] <aacosta> yeah
[09:35] <n2diy> aytekin: traceroute?
[09:35] <aacosta> everything seems fine
[09:35] <aacosta> thats why im trippin
[09:35] <Superninja> yes everything seems fine
[09:35] <qe2eqe> mrmental, (the program is either mbr or it's on a mounted partition. )
[09:35] <edouardp> aacosta, it might be your router that is preventing wireless client to communicate with the rest of the lan
[09:35] <duke_> everyone gets help besides me kk :/
[09:35] <aytekin> i dont know how to like
[09:35] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Hmm. So perhaps I should restart and try to boot windows again?
[09:35] <edouardp> aacosta, I have an option in my netgear (called wireless isolation) which prevents wireless clients to see the lan, they can only access the internet
[09:35] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah. Try running in safe mode...
[09:36] <Superninja> Internet port is 5765, no 8796
[09:36] <aytekin> just i know tracert command in xp
[09:36] <dragger> no one can help me?????????????????????
[09:36] <Superninja> I can
[09:36] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Ok I will try and see what I can do, can I get your email incase shit hits the fan?
[09:36] <aacosta> i have a netgear
[09:36] <dragger> Superninja ?????
[09:36] <Superninja> ???????
[09:36] <aacosta> where can i find that option
[09:36] <Superninja> What?
[09:36] <qe2eqe> mrmental, just using fdisk to read and rewrite the mbr.
[09:36] <qe2eqe> @gmail.com
[09:36] <Superninja> in your ass
[09:37] <edouardp> aacosta, ok, so log in (http://192.168.1.1) and go to wireless settings
[09:37] <mrmental> qe2eqe: hmm?
[09:37] <dragger> hello, when i try to disable service i disabled one but i don't know what is it, my pc restared then when it on Login screen keyboard and mouse Stop responed
[09:37] <qe2eqe> nick + that. These convos end up in google half the time, don't want the spam.
[09:37] <Superninja> (http://194.456.7.4)
[09:37] <aytekin> example i ve used in xp tracert www.example.com
[09:37] <Superninja> lool
[09:38] <Daverocks> aytekin: as n2diy said, the command in linux is "traceroute" as opposed to "tracert". you may need to do "sudo traceroute" in ubuntu
[09:38] <Superninja> ihq daa
[09:38] <Jimi_Neutral> can someone help me with a ddrecsue situation please
[09:38] <Superninja> IHQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ
[09:38] <aytekin> ok may you give me an example
[09:38] <Superninja> ok
[09:39] <aacosta> ok wireless settings
[09:39] <Superninja> http://www.ratemypoo.com/
[09:39] <edouardp> aytekin, you need to install traceroute before you can use it : sudo apt-get install traceroute
[09:39] <aytekin> how to be used
[09:39] <aytekin> ok
[09:39] <edouardp> aacosta, is wireless isolation checked ?
[09:39] <Superninja> no
[09:39] <aacosta> there s no such option on mine
[09:39] <tsimpson> !ops | Superninja spamming/trolling
[09:40] <Superninja> no I dont
[09:40] <edouardp> aacosta, do you see anything that could prevent the wireless clients to comunicate with the lan on that page ?
[09:40] <aacosta> nope
[09:40] <edouardp> :(
[09:40] <aacosta> under security settings i have it set to none
[09:40] <edouardp> aacosta, what is your netgear model ?
[09:41] <aacosta> wpn82.4v3
[09:41] <aacosta> netgear ranagemax
[09:41] <aacosta> rangemax
[09:41] <aytekin> ok it is done
[09:41] <edouardp> ok
[09:41] <Butcher> I am having a bit of a problem, I tried to start quake4, and now my screen is super zoomed in and I cannot see much, any help would be appreciated - iI think this should be a quick fix, but then again I have no idea
[09:41] <hermitmode> sudo they spam hehehe
[09:42] <neil_d> Hi, I am having trouble doing a bind mount :( I have a nfs mount drive at /media/storage and I am trying to bind mount a subdir to /home/neil/.ssh... In /etc/fstab I have "/media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh auto bind"  and in /etc/rc.local I have "mount --bind /media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh"... but nothing is happing :( what am I doing wrong?
[09:42] <hermitmode> can i have dr pubip>
[09:42] <danilo> ciao a tutti
[09:42] <danilo> !list
[09:42] <jerrrooome> hi, I have a broken avi file and would like to fix it. I tried with the vlc tool, but it doesn't work. Does anyone know another tool to fix/repair avi files ?
[09:43] <aytekin> edouardp: it is don
[09:43] <edouardp> aytekin, in a terminal : traceroute google.com
[09:43] <aytekin> i ll try
[09:43] <hermitmode> jerroome: did you dowload that avi?
[09:43] <jerrrooome> no, I got it from a friend
[09:43] <Butcher> will my screen resolution fix itself if I reboot?
[09:44] <qe2eqe> Butcher, yes, BUT....
[09:44] <Twigathy> Butcher: fire up a terminal, xrandr -s 0
[09:44] <edouardp> aacosta, ssh server under ubuntu ?
[09:44] <hermitmode> jerroome: ah... vlc works very good fixing it... try updating your vlc
[09:44] <Jimi_Neutral> can anyone help with a ddrescue situation please
[09:44] <aytekin> edouardp:it is perfectly being worked
[09:44] <qe2eqe> xrandr... god i need to remember to put these things in my notes and not just in scripts
[09:44] <aytekin> thx
[09:45] <edouardp> aytekin, you're welcome
[09:45] <neil_d> Butcher: before reboot try "<ctrl><alt><backspace>" or "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[09:45] <qe2eqe> I just got so excited I touched a ram stick. oops.
[09:45] <kuro> how do i enable my keyboard session to type in another launage (IE: japanese. i have the fonts, i just can't get the typing part to work)
[09:45] <Twigathy> Butcher: and before that, try xrandr -s 0 :)
[09:45] <Butcher> Twigathy, that didn't work
[09:45] <Twigathy> fail
[09:45] <Butcher> just a bit :)
[09:45] <jerrrooome> ohermitmode : which version do you have, I got VLC media player 0.8.6e Janus
[09:46] <Lexi> How do i move a folder on command line?
[09:46] <zaggynl> mv
[09:46] <jerrrooome> I installed it from the archive.ubuntu. repository
[09:46] <n2diy> kuro: system-prefrences-keyboard
[09:46] <edouardp> aacosta, do you have any other host on the network you could try to ping ? other thing to try, can you ping your wireless client from any other host from the network ?
[09:46] <mib486> hi guys, recently installed xubuntu on my old laptop, since it does not have an airport, in order to connect to the internet i should buy one of those usb-airport pendrives, du have any suggestion? has anyone experienced something like that and can suggest me one with the right drivers for linux etc.? thanks
[09:46] <kuro> n2diy: thanks ill give it a try
[09:47] <Daverocks> jerroome: you can also try mplayer with the -idx option
[09:47] <Daverocks> jerrrooome: ^^
[09:47] <n2diy> ! hardware | mib486
[09:47] <^Phantom^> Question here.  Is there supposed to be constant HD activity with ubuntu?
[09:47] <kuro> n2diy: ahhh, im at this part.  but im kinda lost. i have english as my defautl and japanese as my second keyboard layout.  but i don't know hwo to switch between them
[09:47] <kante> guys, I'm trying to capture video from my video camera through firewire and Kino. The problem is that video and audio are BADLY unsynchronized (sorry for my English). What can I do?
[09:47] <^Phantom^> I've noticed my hard disk light flashing all evening now
[09:48] <jerrrooome> Daverocks : I will try it out
[09:48] <Butcher> eh - I just rebooted, it worked :D
[09:48] <n2diy> kuro: ok, try apps-add/remove, and look for the keyboard switcher.
[09:48] <^Phantom^> this constant hard disk activity is starting to worry me...
[09:48] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: haven't used ubuntu in some time but i really don't think so
[09:48] <aacosta> xubuntu
[09:48] <kuro> kk
[09:48] <kuro> n2diy: kk
[09:49] <Butcher> the sudo (idonotrememberwhat) got me locked at a grub themed screen
[09:49] <^Phantom^> i noticed it the other day too
[09:49] <aacosta> the other computer is off
[09:49] <aacosta> let me go turn it on
[09:49] <aacosta> macosx
[09:49] <Butcher> so I hit the reboot button and now all is good
[09:49] <Butcher> thanks though :)
[09:49] <Jimi_Neutral> can someone please help me with ddrescue
[09:50] <kante> guys, I'm trying to capture video from my video camera through firewire and Kino. The problem is that video and audio are BADLY unsynchronized (sorry for my English). What can I do?
[09:50] <hermitmode> jerroome: Try http://divfixpp.sourceforge.net/download.php
[09:50] <ttmrichter> tenach: Man, these PPAs have come out of nowhere for me.  Lots of interesting stuff there I wish I'd known before.  :)
[09:50] <n2diy> Jimi_Neutral: I doubt it, but I'm having issues with sbackup and restore, so maybe?
[09:50] <neil_d> Hi, I am having trouble doing a bind mount :( I have a nfs mount drive at /media/storage and I am trying to bind mount a subdir to /home/neil/.ssh... In /etc/fstab I have "/media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh auto bind"  and in /etc/rc.local I have "mount --bind /media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh"... but nothing is happing :( what am I doing wrong?
[09:50] <Daverocks> !ask | Jimi_Neutral
[09:51] <hermitmode> kante: webcam model?
[09:51] <pedestrianentran> whats the ubuntu way to permanently add a variable to my PATH? i understand the export command won't save the change between reboots?
[09:51] <qe2eqe> hermitmode, i bet it's not a webcam?
[09:51] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: try sudo nano /etc/environment
[09:51] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: try sudo nano /etc/environment then reboot
[09:51] <kante> hermitmode: it's a digital cam, SOny Digital Handycam
[09:52] <kuro> n2diy: nothing at all :/
[09:52] <Jimi_Neutral> Sorry i didnt realise i did ask to ask a question....i thought i only asked one.....well i need some major help with it as i have been helped up to a point but now i need more help, so it kind of needs a private chat tbh so th room doesnt get flooded
[09:52] <pedestrianentran> hermitmode: Hmm i was just looking in /etc/profile
[09:52] <kuro> n2diy: in keyboard window. i have the hotkey switch set to alt+shift. but it does not work...
[09:52] <hermitmode> kante: ohhh my bad did not read it all...
[09:52] <n2diy> kuro: ok, right or left?
[09:53] <edouardp> pedestrianentran, you can look on your .bashrc/.bash_profile too
[09:53] <kuro> n2diy: it doesn't say in the list.  just alt+shift. thats it
[09:53] <kante> hermitmode what d'you mean?
[09:53] <xarvh> just launching the 'amule' in ubuntu jaunty launches no graphical interface whatsoever... Am I launching some sort of server? If so how do I get the client?
[09:53] <hermitmode> kante: sorry i thought your using a webcam?
[09:54] <qe2eqe> hermitmode, no, not your bad. remember also he said bad english.
[09:54] <pedestrianentran> edouardp:thanks
[09:54] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: just try sudo nano /etc/environment
[09:54] <ubuntu> d
[09:54] <kante> hermitmode: nope :) It's an ordinary digital camera, pretty old though
[09:54] <n2diy> kuro: ok, see if the right or left combination works. And/or right click on the panel where your clock is, and try add/remove from there.
[09:54] <tenach> ttmrichter: They make life easier, don't they?
[09:55] <pedestrianentran> hermitmode: this is where i get a bit confused. THere seem to be so many places to change it... Which is the right one/
[09:55] <ttmrichter> tenach: Easier than waiting forever for backports certainly!  :D
[09:55] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Windows is still fucked, how do I get it back to where I can view the contents of my hdd through File System?
[09:55] <qe2eqe> kante, if a movie doesn't play back right in a properly configured player, it's been encoded poorly. This might be a problem with the way your camera records.
[09:55] <Seeker`> !language | mrmental
[09:55] <tenach> ttmrichter: Backports are too slow.
[09:55] <mrmental> ubottu: My apologies
[09:56] <mrmental> Bah bots
[09:56] <Butcher> :D
[09:56] <xarvh> :D
[09:56] <pedestrianentran> :)
[09:56] <kante> qe2eqe: maybe.. is there any solutions? Or do I have to manually synchronize video every time I record it?
[09:56] <mrmental> XD
[09:56] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: at the end put your additional path...
[09:56] <^Phantom^> I can't determine what is making the disk keep reading/writing constantly.
[09:56] <^Phantom^> Or is ubuntu supposed to constantly read/write to the hard drive?
[09:57] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: or you can just put your VARIABLE="" at the next linee
[09:57] <qe2eqe> mrmental, mkdir /mnt/sda1 && mount ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1 -o force
[09:57] <kuro> n2diy: IM HAVing problems now.  i can:t use the backspace it became *]* ahhh alot of my keys are switched around but still no japanese
[09:57] <aacosta> sorry roomate asleep
[09:57] <kante> ^Phantom^: any torrents or ftp-servers running?
[09:57] <aacosta> shouldnt have let her have the imac
[09:57] <aacosta> bondi blue imac
[09:57] <aacosta> its pimp
[09:57] <kuro> ]
[09:57] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: or you can just put your VARIABLE="" at the next line Then reboot..
[09:57] <aacosta> macosx
[09:57] <jerrrooome> Daverocks : mplayer isn't able to fix it either, I get marker does not match f_code as error. Any ideas ??
[09:57] <^Phantom^> no...
[09:57] <^Phantom^> wait...
[09:57] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I have a hypothesis i'd like confirmed by a vet... but perhaps you could just get fdisk to rewrite the partition table
[09:58] <Justin15> hey everyone, can somebody help me installing the new firefox-3.5rc3.tar.bz2??
[09:58] <n2diy> kuro: hmm, but can you switch between japanese and your other layout? I only play with english, and english-dvorak.
[09:58] <svj> I need help for JeOS and keyboard mapping
[09:58] <kbrosnan> Justin15: extract to some place run firefox
[09:58] <^Phantom^> no none running
[09:58] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I think the spacing is wrong on your mount command? And that won't format or otherwise harm the files on my hdd if I rewrite the partition table will it?
[09:59] <kante> strange
[09:59] <Daverocks> jerrrooome: sounds like the actual stream is borked
[09:59] <edouardp> aacosta, :D
[09:59] <Dulak> mrmental: if the problem is a deleted partition, rewriting the partition table will not restore files
[09:59] <aacosta> haha yeah i also have a imac snow
[09:59] <hermitmode> hermitmode will goto sagemode --- gtg guys... UBUNTU ROCKS HARD
[09:59] <qe2eqe> mrmental, mkdir /mnt/sda1 && mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1 -o force
[09:59] <jerrrooome> that's what I'm afraid of
[09:59] <aacosta> this one im using running jaunty
[09:59] <^Phantom^> i think it's been doing it for a couple of days now...
[09:59] <jacatone> could someone help me set up a new account using xchat?
[09:59] <jerrrooome> however, ty
[09:59] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: try using lsof and iostat to determine what the culprit is
[10:00] <^Phantom^> k
[10:00] <kuro> n2diy: i dont: think i ever enable japanese keyboard, but i was messing around with one of the settings. and thats why i backspace got changed.  but still no japanese
[10:00] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah, it's possible. if you can wait till morning and back it up first, I'd do that
[10:00] <Justin15> ﻿kbrosnan:thank you very much i didn't think about it :)
[10:00] <^Phantom^> woah
[10:01] <^Phantom^> lonnnnnnnng list :S
[10:01] <svj> dpkg reconfigure console setup does not change my keyboard layout. Any ideas on how to change to danish qwerty keyboard latin1
[10:01] <qe2eqe> mrmental, but even if you do erase your partition table, your data should be mostly safe, although you could lose file names.
[10:01] <Daverocks> jerrrooome: np, i'm not a video person though, try asking in #mplayer #ffmpeg or #videolan
[10:01] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Yeah I would like to back up everything that needs be and then I can try the partition table rewrite. Perhaps I will through in my Xp Recovery Cd for safe measure too
[10:01] <qe2eqe> mrmental, safe as in recoverable, but not friendly.
[10:01] <mrmental> qe2eqe: well that is good to head
[10:01] <n2diy> kuro: ok, if you didn't enable japanese keyboard, how do you expect to switch to it? Anyway, 5am here, going to bed, gl.
[10:01] <mrmental> **hear
[10:02] <^Phantom^> i'll pastebin the iostat
[10:02] <qe2eqe> qe2eqe, i'd have tried the recover cd by now =)
[10:02] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Is there any way I can contact you in the morning?
[10:02] <qe2eqe> mrmental,  oops, i just talked to myself
[10:02] <kuro> n2diy: lol, i think you misunderstood me.  but thank you for the help.
[10:02] <hanasaki> tryign to edit the cups pdf printer in gnome .. its asking for root and password however says the password is not valid.? whts up/  I know th password fine
[10:02] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah, shoot me an e-mail, I might still be up in the a.m. =)
[10:03] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, are you using su root or sudo?
[10:03] <^Phantom^> Daverocks:  http://pastebin.com/m398c6897
[10:03] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well the recovery cd is hidden is a deep dark and forsaken place.... the mountain of cardboard boxes I haven;t unpacked since I moved into my new apartment with my wife 5 months ago lol
[10:03] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  neither.. the printer config dialog brings up a dialog asknig for root/password
[10:04] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Could you pm me your email?
[10:04] <qe2eqe> mrmental, another thing, sometimes the recov cd's use recov partitions, which you might have missed
[10:04] <qe2eqe> mrmental, dude, type qe2, press tab, press backspace twice, type @gmail.com
[10:04] <qe2eqe> hows that for a turing test?
[10:05] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  so what d you think?
[10:05] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well you have successfully made me feel like a newb tonight lol. But thank you for your time and help
[10:05] <svj> _quit
[10:05] <kuro> how do i enable my keyboard session to type in another launage (IE: japanese. i have the fonts, i just can't get the typing part to work)
[10:05] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: could you also do a "iostat -x"
[10:05] <^Phantom^> sure
[10:06] <qe2eqe> mrmental, well, don't consider me the high guru. edouardp has been pumping out some great moves.
[10:06] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, it shouldn't ask for root's password, but rather USER's password
[10:07] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: http://pastebin.com/m48c0676e
[10:07] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  well lets start at the beginning.. what file name is created where?
[10:07] <edouardp> qe2eqe, :D
[10:07] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, are you sure on an account with admin privilege?
[10:07] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  yes
[10:07] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: is this second drive another hard drive or something like a usb stick
[10:07] <^Phantom^> second drive?
[10:07] <^Phantom^> I don't have any mounted...
[10:08] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well thank you I will shoot you an email whenever I get up and get around to backing up my files/attempting to use the recovery disk
[10:08] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: according to that output you have two SATA devices connected and what looks like an SD card
[10:08] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, I'm sorry but I don't know too much about hand tuning printers. I know the password dialog shouldn't be the end of your road
[10:08] <^Phantom^> Oh, yeah SD card is insterted
[10:08] <qe2eqe> mrmental, cool beans. Good luck with the neighbor.
[10:08] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  ok.. so what is the way you wuld do it? I will do that
[10:09] <^Phantom^> The disk is active right now.
[10:09] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: are you sure you don't know what the second drive could be
[10:09] <Jimi_Neutral> is anyone here good with ddrescue and can talk me through some of it. I have made a copy of the image and then ran ddrescue and i can see some errors on the terminal but i have no idea what to do next
[10:09] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: yeah the second drive is being grinded
[10:10] <^Phantom^> Fairly positive.
[10:10] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: do a "dmesg | grep sda" and "dmesg | grep sdb"
[10:10] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, you said you were using Gnome -- I don't use Gnome so I can't walk you through it. However there should be something in a settings folder about cups or printers
[10:10] <hanasaki> I liked cups better w/ the web interface lol thanks qe2eqe
[10:10] <^Phantom^> okay
[10:10] <edouardp> hanasaki, system -> administration -> printing ?
[10:11] <hanasaki> eduardo:  that is where I am
[10:11] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: done
[10:11] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: what does it say?
[10:11] <hanasaki> eduardo:  and I did print test page to the cups-pdf:/ but where does the file go? what filename?
[10:11] <qe2eqe> lol @ phanto,m
[10:11] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: it didn't do anything...
[10:12] <lyhana8> hi, does anyone know an apps which allow realtime voice distortion ?
[10:12] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ddrescue is used for actually copying the image, it's not really "run" on an already copied image unless you're copying it again
[10:12] <^Phantom^> oh wait
[10:12] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:12] <edouardp> hanasaki, I think it was the desktop
[10:13] <hanasaki> hmm what filename edouardp
[10:13] <hanasaki> ?
[10:13] <edouardp> hanasaki, no idea :D
[10:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, well im not sure whats what tbh, this guy was helping me through...i have one healthy linux box with the faulty hdd plugged in on its own bus, we then mae an image of it and then scanned that image, it has comeup with errors but i have been stuck now for days on what to do next
[10:13] <hanasaki> eduardo:  nothing in ~ or desktop
[10:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, the faulty one is a windows install
[10:14] <^Phantom^> dmesg alone scrolled the screen quite well
[10:14] <edouardp> hanasaki, ok, in your case, I would sudo updatedb && locate *.pdf :D
[10:15] <^Phantom^> i'll pastebin the output
[10:15] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: try sudo tail /var/log/messages | grep sda
[10:15] <hanasaki> edouardp:  nice idea but nothing is found
[10:15] <qe2eqe> ^Phantom^, replace the sda with hda
[10:15] <^Phantom^> http://pastebin.com/mff7237e
[10:16] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: the iostat output indicates s/he doesn't have a hda :/
[10:16] <^Phantom^> he
[10:16] <Daverocks> :P
[10:16]  * ^Phantom^ is a he :D
[10:16] <Guest51792> Hey we got an Optus prepaid usb dongle for internet and it won't work on ubuntu 9.04
[10:16] <qe2eqe> Daverocks, oh, I only tuned in after the lols
[10:17] <qe2eqe> oh
[10:17] <^Phantom^> could it be a virus?
[10:17] <qe2eqe> well that solves it, dave
[10:17] <duke_> okay i extract java on deskopt what paths i have to set
[10:17] <duke_> i bet you all did befor
[10:17] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: ?
[10:17] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, if you could help i would be very grateful.
[10:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, this is for work you see and i need to get a lotus archive off that disk
[10:18] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry getting to you
[10:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok ty :)
[10:18] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: doesn't look like anything really serious to me? just some buggy firmware has flooded the boot messages out of dmesg
[10:19] <duke_> is it because of my name duke you dont like the duke?
[10:19] <NielsNL_> hello all can someone help me with a samba PDC problem?
[10:19] <^Phantom^> is the drive destroying itself?
[10:19] <^Phantom^> :S
[10:19] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i doubt it
[10:19] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: did you try the /var/log/messages thing?
[10:19] <^Phantom^> yeah
[10:19] <qe2eqe> Daverocks, yep. Before I said that though, I had to confirm that dmesg actually does that.
[10:20] <^Phantom^> Should I just back up all my personal data and reinstall?
[10:20] <gekow> hello
[10:20] <qe2eqe> daverocks, it's linke to "Firmware for digital tuner "Terratec Cinergy XS Hybrid", which is a em28xx based tuner."
[10:21] <NielsNL_> I trieng to register a machine into my domain, but linux will not add the pc  to the user database.
[10:21] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i really don't think there's a "virus", i just simply want to know what sdb is, if you can't even find sda then we're not looking in the right places
[10:21] <seagullman> how do i mount a blu ray? it is unable to mount
[10:21]  * ^Phantom^ just puts a piece of tape over the light
[10:21] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: and i noticed the links to tv tuners yeah
[10:21] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: did the /var/log/messages search turn up similarly blank?
[10:22] <^Phantom^> yeah
[10:22] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: it just showed that i had removed and re-inserted the SD card
[10:22] <Daverocks> yeah
[10:22] <qe2eqe> Daverocks, hda_intel: azx_get_response timeout, switching to polling mode: last cmd=0x005f00      - -does that => hda?
[10:23] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: hda_intel is a sound driver for intel HD audio if i remember correctly
[10:23] <ubuntu-hp> i am trying to setup hp f2280 all in one on jaunty jackalope, here is what i get when i run "sudo hp-setup" : " warning: Qt/PyQt 4 initialization failed.
[10:23] <ubuntu-hp> error: hp-setup requires GUI support (try running with --qt3). Also, try using interactive (-i) mode."
[10:23] <aytekin> hello,
[10:24] <qe2eqe> Daverocks, well, me and my bag full of fail are walking away from the keyboard for a while...
[10:24] <aytekin> how can i update firefox on the terminal
[10:24] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: no no you've been a great help
[10:24] <ubuntu-hp> aytekin: apt-get install firefox
[10:24] <tenach> aytekin:  sudo apt-get update firefox
[10:24] <aytekin> yeah i did it
[10:24] <tenach> er, not update, install
[10:25] <aytekin> but it didnt work
[10:25]  * tenach is too tired to be helping it seems.
[10:25] <edouardp> aytekin, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade will update all the packages on your ubuntu
[10:25] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: check /var/log/boot or /var/log/boot.log
[10:25] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: they're probably empty; if they are, edit /etc/default/bootlogd and change "No" to "Yes"
[10:26] <aytekin> edouardp, thx
[10:26] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: and then reboot
[10:26] <^Phantom^> how do i check again?
[10:26] <^Phantom^> >_<
[10:26] <aytekin> you re the ggod one
[10:26] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: do "cat /var/log/boot"
[10:26] <^Phantom^> (Nothing has been logged yet.)
[10:27] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: yep so edit bootlogd as specified
[10:27] <axscode> how to check all loaded modules/drivers ?
[10:28] <Daverocks> axscode: lsmod
[10:28] <^Phantom^> not editing...
[10:28] <^Phantom^> i'm actually okay with the activity
[10:28] <^Phantom^> i'm starting to get used to it now
[10:28] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: but your disk might not be :P
[10:28] <^Phantom^> eh
[10:29] <^Phantom^> price i pay for it
[10:29] <Daverocks> ^P|Snoozing: would like to help you further but ok, sleep well :P
[10:30] <^Phantom^> I stopped the turning
[10:30] <^Phantom^> unplug-reinsert
[10:30] <^Phantom^> it killed most of what was on the screen
[10:31] <^Phantom^> but the activity stopped :D
[10:31] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: what exactly did you unplug and reinsert?
[10:31] <^Phantom^> the usb drive
[10:31] <^Phantom^> heh
[10:31] <^Phantom^> :D
[10:31] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: so there _was_ a usb drive :P
[10:31] <floating> Anyone used cpan ? I tried to install a module with cpan install LWP  , it ended up with Failed 1/36 test scripts, 97.22% okay. 122/1084 subtests failed, 88.75% okay. won't force install. Now my working directory is ~/ , and if I want to force the install, where is the directory to run make install ?
[10:31] <^Phantom^> it's the one i run ubuntu off of
[10:31] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: ok that information helps a lot haha
[10:32] <^Phantom^> now all i have is xchat
[10:32] <^Phantom^> everything else poofed when i unplugged it
[10:32] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: just try rebooting normally now
[10:32] <^Phantom^> oh my background is there :D
[10:32] <^Phantom^> um,
[10:32] <^Phantom^> i can't
[10:32] <^Phantom^> it's gone
[10:32] <FloodBot2> ^Phantom^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:32] <^Phantom^> no GUI is there :O
[10:32] <gekow> problem: out of nothing (some install) I'm locked out from the ethernet . I can see network traffic using etiher-ape, but I can't connect
[10:32] <^Phantom^> can't get to terminal
[10:32] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:32] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: try ctrl-alt-F1, login and "sudo reboot"
[10:32] <phoe6> Hello, I have a .ssh directory with permissions drwxr-xr-x and I am having my identity key from different machine. I am unable to cp or mv the key into .ssh directory. It says Permission denied, even though I am the root.
[10:33] <gekow> same happened once and it was something with a firewall (Ubuntu 9.04, btw)
[10:33] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ddrescue won't help you recover files from an image, it'll only try to copy raw data and recover from read errors
[10:33] <kante> I still have no idea how to synchronize video and audio, captured through firewire from my Sony Digital Handcamera
[10:34] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you'll need to use other forensic tools to recover data from that image
[10:34] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ah ok well so far it has made an image and has come up with some results
[10:34] <Daverocks> phoe6: you're trying to copy a key from another machine's .ssh to this machine's .ssh?
[10:34] <phoe6> Yes.
[10:35] <phoe6> Yes, Daverocks.
[10:35] <phoe6> I have scp 'ed the key already to the home directory.
[10:36] <Daverocks> phoe6: what are permissions on the id file itself
[10:36] <phoe6> I have changed it 777 now..
[10:36] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, it has reportrd 585KB of error size but the file i need to recover is a very large lotus archive
[10:36] <phoe6> previously it was rw------
[10:37] <Daverocks> phoe6: it's probably not a good idea to put those permissions on the key, even while temporarily testing
[10:37] <Veratyr9> Hey guys, I'm trying to play world of warcraft.  running 8.10, ati 9800xt using the FGLRX drivers.  when i get to the intro screen, its really choppy and is rendering incorrectly.  i used the -opengl flag.  basic wine install with minimal, if any configuration done
[10:37] <phoe6> Okay, I have reverted it immediately.. as you guessed it I was just testing.
[10:37] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: i assume you have tried to mount the image
[10:38] <Daverocks> phoe6: what is the command you are using to copy it
[10:38] <phoe6> As a root, I unable to go inside .ssh directory and created  a file too.
[10:38] <phoe6> cp / mv
[10:38] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, no im a total newb at this and at linux, thats why this guy was helping me from scratch
[10:38] <Daverocks> phoe6: i meant the full command but if you can't create a file in .ssh that's not good. are you sure the filesystem is mounted read-write?
[10:39] <pirx> hi! how do i make an application (e.g. tomboy) start when i log in to the desktop?
[10:39] <madalin> ph8: take a look at http://sial.org/howto/openssh/publickey-auth/
[10:39] <phoe6> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206106/
[10:39] <error404notfound> i am trying to install HP F2280 All in one printing by following ubuntu wiki, i downgraded my python and now i get "warning: CUPSEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation." when i run hp-setup
[10:39] <pirx> i can not find any "start this app when logging in" option in tomcat, nor any such option when right clicking the tomboy launcher
[10:39] <gh0st> hello all, is there a way to revert by xubuntu installation right back to a clean install state? (incl. programs/drivers etc) i was doing some updates (including kernel updates) and my pc completely froze up and it has SERIOUSLY borked my system up good. im basically looking to do a fresh install minus the install xD lol. any help would be sweetsauce!
[10:40] <Veratyr9> pirx system>preferences>sessions
[10:40] <ubuntunom> pirx: system - preferences - startup applications
[10:40] <Veratyr9> pirx you need to know the command to launch the program though
[10:40] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: what did you copy exactly, an image of the entire hard drive or just one fat32/ntfs partition?
[10:40] <Veratyr9> i suppose it depends on the version of ubuntu, 9.04+ is startup applications
[10:41] <Bok-kh3p> et
[10:41] <Daverocks> phoe6: again, are you sure the filesystem is mounted read-write? can you create a file anywhere?
[10:41] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, the entire drive
[10:41] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, only 20GB
[10:41] <pirx> Veratyr9: ubuntunom: thanks!
[10:41] <NielsNL_> nobody that can help with samba ?
[10:41] <phoe6> madalin: thanks. I just check that link it does not mention about copying private keys.
[10:42] <phoe6> Daverocks: I am checking that.
[10:42] <madalin> ph8: it tells you about the chmod values.
[10:42] <qe2eqe> wonder if i should tell phantom about http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Xceive_XC3028/XC2028#How_to_Obtain_the_Firmware
[10:42] <gh0st> Veratyr9: flagging wont work for some reason with WoW, you have to go into one of the WTFs and manually set it to OpenGL, also there are some registry tweaks for wine. there is a community page for ubuntu for WoW, it has all you'll evar need :)
[10:42] <phoe6> Daverocks: It is mounted (rw)
[10:42] <silv3r_m00n> are there any other repositories(apart from those in synaptic by default) where upgrades are available
[10:43] <kante> I still have no idea how to synchronize video and audio, captured through firewire from my Sony Digital Handcamera
[10:43] <Daverocks> phoe6: and you have no trouble creating files in other directories? say, root's home directory
[10:43] <kante> Can anyone help/
[10:43] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:43] <phoe6> Nope. I don't have a problem with other directories.
[10:43] <phoe6> its only the .ssh directory which is not being allowed.
[10:43] <gh0st> PerryArmstrong: run sudo apt-get update
[10:43] <chocobanana> kante: which app are you using for the tape capture?
[10:44] <PerryArmstrong> gh0st; what will that do....
[10:44] <phoe6> even thought I am the root user in that machine, I am unable to change permissions  .ssh directory too.
[10:44] <kante> chocobanana: I'm not capturing tape, I'm capturing live. I use Kino
[10:44] <chocobanana> kante: uh-oh...
[10:44] <gh0st> PerryArmstrong: it will update your system grabbing any drivers needed (Hopefully)
[10:44] <Veratyr9> Hey guys, I'm trying to play world of warcraft.  running 8.10, ati 9800xt using the FGLRX drivers.  when i get to the intro screen, its really choppy and is rendering incorrectly.  i used the -opengl flag.  basic wine install with minimal, if any configuration done
[10:44] <chocobanana> kante: right, so it's streaming direct...
[10:45] <kante> yeah, through 1394
[10:45] <gh0st> Veratyr9: flagging wont work for some reason with WoW, you have to go into one of the WTFs and manually set it to OpenGL, also there are some registry tweaks for wine. there is a community page for ubuntu for WoW, it has all you'll evar need :)
[10:45] <chocobanana> kante: audio and video out of sync
[10:45] <Daverocks> kante: do you mean you're pressing "play" on the camera, or actually filming?
[10:45] <PerryArmstrong> gh0st; i ran that a few hours before and i never got any sound
[10:45] <kante> chocobanana: terribly. Audio is about 2 seconds late
[10:45] <kante> Daverocks: I connect camera by firewire and press Capture in Kino
[10:45] <Veratyr9> gh0st: where is that community page? ubuntu forums?
[10:45] <gh0st> PerryArmstrong: im not sure then mate, sorry, others can help here though
[10:45] <chocobanana> kante: ugh. Where are you playing the captured stream? Kino? VLC?
[10:45] <kante> Daverocks: it doesn't write on tape
[10:46] <Daverocks> phoe6: have you checked selinux
[10:46] <PerryArmstrong> gh0st; thanks for extending help
[10:46] <phoe6> aha, let me check that one.
[10:46] <kante> chocobanana: playing through Kino
[10:46] <Daverocks> kante: when you press "capture" in kino it automatically sends a play request to the camera through AV/C
[10:46] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:46] <gh0st> Veratyr9: my FF is acting up, otherwise id give you a direct link, but search in g00g    ubuntu WoW and it should come up
[10:46] <Daverocks> kante: doing that works fine for me but i have a different camera
[10:47] <chocobanana> kante: what's the resolution?
[10:47] <gh0st> hello all, is there a way to revert by xubuntu installation right back to a clean install state? (incl. programs/drivers etc) i was doing some updates (including kernel updates) and my pc completely froze up and it has SERIOUSLY borked my system up good. im basically looking to do a fresh install minus the install xD lol. any help would be sweetsauce!
[10:47] <kante> chocobanana: I don't whink that resolution is necessary. You see, the Audio is being late.
[10:47] <Veratyr9> gh0st: alright, thanks for heads up on the opengl flag
[10:47] <chocobanana> kante: please answer question
[10:47] <gh0st> np :)
[10:47] <kante> Just a moment
[10:48] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:48] <Daverocks> kante: you might be able to use avidemux on it afterwards to sync the audio and video
[10:48] <gh0st> Veratyr9: once you find that page, you'll be good 2 go, i have a very similar set-up
[10:49] <kante> chocobanana: I have no idea about resolution :D but the camera is pretty old, it's a Sony Digital Handycam DCR-TRV33
[10:50] <Viking667> hi all.
[10:50] <kante> matrix is 1 megapixel, I think
[10:50] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: for a start try "sudo mount -o loop your_ntfs_img_file /mnt"
[10:50] <jefinc> PerryArmstrong: make sure that your sound is not muted in the alsamixer, sudo alsamixer -V al
[10:50] <^Phantom^> I think I destroyed the system!! :(
[10:50] <^Phantom^> “”Daverocks“”
[10:50] <jefinc> whooops
[10:50] <kante> Daverocks: yeah, but it's kind of not good to synchronize the video and audio every time I record something
[10:50] <jefinc> was scrolled waaaaaaaaaaaaay up
[10:50] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, could you just tell me what that does
[10:50] <chocobanana> kante: another two quick questions. Does capturing from tape work properly? What are you computer specs? Live capture is quite demanding...
[10:50] <gh0st> Veratyr9: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[10:51] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: I can't boot ubuntu.  I just get some BusyBOX
[10:51] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: well it's not a good idea to remove the usb drive that's running the system while the system is in use
[10:51] <^Phantom^> is there any way i can get a hold of my data
[10:51] <^Phantom^> from a windows system
[10:51] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: was your data stored on the same usb stick
[10:51] <^Phantom^> then i'll just format the drive and start over
[10:51] <gh0st> hello all, is there a way to revert by xubuntu installation right back to a clean install state? (incl. programs/drivers etc) i was doing some updates (including kernel updates) and my pc completely froze up and it has SERIOUSLY borked my system up good. im basically looking to do a fresh install minus the install xD lol. any help would be sweetsauce!
[10:51] <^Phantom^> yes
[10:51] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: it tries to mount the file to /mnt
[10:51] <^Phantom^> and some of it I NEED
[10:52] <^Phantom^> well, i do have one file uploaded to rapidshare :D
[10:52] <kante> chocobanana: I'll try to capture from tape now. My computer specs are: mb ASUS M2N32-SLI Deluxe, Amd dual core 5200+, Ati x1950 pro
[10:52] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, says no such file or directory
[10:52] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: your data is probably still there, type "mount" in busybox
[10:52] <PerryArmstrong> jefinc; all are unmuted
[10:52] <^Phantom^> I'm on the same system
[10:52] <^Phantom^> no other system to connect to this with
[10:52] <^Phantom^> can i mount it from within windows?
[10:52] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, we called the image ubuntu1 and hat is what i have put in but it doesnt like it
[10:52] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: did you change "your_ntfs_img_file" to the actual filepath
[10:52] <^Phantom^> i remember seeing a program that could mount a linux drive to windows
[10:52] <jefinc> ^Phantom^: there is a program for Windoze called explore2fs which allows you to copy files from ext2/3
[10:52] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: it should at least find the file
[10:52] <^Phantom^> :O
[10:53] <^Phantom^> oh thank you so much
[10:53] <^Phantom^> brb
[10:53] <com-admin> exit
[10:53] <chocobanana> kante: and if there's a 7200 RPM HDD there (most likely) then it should be fine
[10:53] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: are you in the same directory as the file
[10:53] <chocobanana> kante: do you have desktop effects enabled?
[10:53] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, no im still in root at the moment
[10:53] <jefinc> PerryArmstrong: I usually recommend this guide from the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[10:54] <kante> chocobanana: yeah 7200 Seagate. No effects
[10:54] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: well you have to either specify the directory path in the mount command or change to the directory where "ubuntu1" is
[10:54] <jefinc> PerryArmstrong: if that doesn't solve your problem ask back here :) I will however be gone to work in a few minutes
[10:54] <chocobanana> kante: great. let us know how did the tape capture go
[10:54] <kante> chocobanana: pretty good so far
[10:54] <PerryArmstrong> Jefinc; thanks....
[10:55] <^Phantom^> there isn't anything showing up in explore2fs :(
[10:55] <^Phantom^> And I see hda7
[10:55] <jefinc> ^Phantom^: did you use ext4 for your install?
[10:55] <^Phantom^> nothing comes up
[10:55] <chocobanana> kante: ok, maybe you may want to stop it and check if the captured video has the audio in sync
[10:55] <irocksu> hi
[10:55] <^Phantom^> ext3
[10:55] <irocksu> i am having problems installing flashplayer 10
[10:56] <kante> chocobanana: that's what I'm doing now =)
[10:56] <irocksu> i used the tutorial on this site http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-install-flash-player-10.html
[10:56] <Dreamer3> how can i determined what versino of ubuntu is on my server?
[10:56] <kante> chocobanana: you know, It's a bit out of sync also
[10:56] <irocksu> and i got everything installed, but the plugin does not show up in firefox
[10:56] <^Phantom^> i just destroyed my data didn't i?
[10:56] <irocksu> i got no errors
[10:57] <jefinc> ^Phantom^: seems like it
[10:57]  * ^Phantom^ screams
[10:57] <irocksu> aptitude does not indicate adobe-flashplugin is installed wrong.
[10:57] <irocksu> any clues?
[10:57] <chocobanana> kante: hmmm.... a bit or the same?
[10:57]  * ^Phantom^ cries
[10:57] <kante> chocobanana: though I think to check it in another player
[10:57] <Dreamer3> ah
[10:57] <Dreamer3> lsb-release :)
[10:57] <kante> chocobanana: a bit
[10:57] <jefinc> irocksu: I prefer the free flash plugin, might fix your problem, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[10:58] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: honestly i don't think so, have you tried mounting the drive in busybox
[10:58] <chocobanana> kante: yeah, check on another player
[10:58] <irocksu> jefinc: does it work with youtube etc.
[10:58] <^Phantom^> i'm not about to do that D:
[10:58] <jefinc> irocksu: yessir :)
[10:58] <^Phantom^> I'll have to reboot again.
[10:58] <irocksu> hmmm...
[10:58]  * jefinc leaves for work, bye :)
[10:59] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: and i suppose you can't stay on irc while doing that
[10:59] <^Phantom^> no i can't
[10:59] <^Phantom^> i have ONE computer
[10:59] <kante> chocobanana: man, VLC doesn't read .kino format :D encoding needed. Ouf, so much problems
[10:59] <^Phantom^> wait
[10:59] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, well when we ran ddrecsue we put this in....drescue  /dev/sdb /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage hdimage.log
[10:59] <^Phantom^> i could try accessing it from a livecd
[10:59] <kante> chocobanana: oh my mistake.
[10:59] <^Phantom^> brb
[10:59] <irocksu> jefinc: pehaps i do not have the proper repository
[11:00] <irocksu> but it cannot find your package
[11:00] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you stored the file in /dev?
[11:00] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: it looks like the file is called hdimage then
[11:00] <kante> chocobanana: it doesn't seem to be out of sync in vlc
[11:01] <chocobanana> kante: then that kind of aligns with a suspicion I was having
[11:01] <norgus> good morning (or otherwise)
[11:01] <kante> chocobanana: oh man... it's NOT of sync in VLC! =) Even the live recording!
[11:01] <norgus> I'm playing with x-forwarding over ssh (have it working)
[11:01] <roy_> hai.......................
[11:01] <chocobanana> kante: It's probably the audio system being used by Kino that is causing the problem (most likely that Pulse Audio pain
[11:02] <kante> chocobanana: but there is some VERY loud noise
[11:02] <norgus> but does anyone know if I can use the local computer's IME (text services) on a remote x-window
[11:02] <kante> yeah, probable Pulse
[11:02] <norgus> I don't seem to be able to the normal way
[11:03] <kante> Strange sounds in recording O_o very loud and strange
[11:03] <norgus> would I have to install the relevant input method on the computer that's running the application?
[11:04] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, so should i come out of root and od that command again, cause i just ran it and it came up with a whole list of instructions
[11:04] <kante> chocobanana: strange noises.. maybe I should select an AVI output instead of Raw DV?
[11:05] <chocobanana> kante: yes, try the DV AVI type 1
[11:05] <indus> hi
[11:05] <w3rd_> do you guys know of any fee based high anon web proxy services that offer really fast / priority connectivity in the US
[11:05] <elementz> hi all. i have two different sized hds. i want to use the second one to mirror the content of the first hd. what would be the way to go? use dd, cp, or rsync?
[11:06] <chocobanana> kante: we also may need to change the audio device configuration in Kino preferences, but let's see how did the different DV type selection go
[11:06] <rski> elementz: you should use RAID
[11:06] <norgus> oh, about linux software RAID
[11:07] <norgus> can you create one without destroying the data on the disks being used?
[11:07] <kante> chocobanana: I think these noises can be also caused by charger, or whatever it is called... power cable, connected to camera
[11:07] <norgus> e.g. this mirror situation
[11:07] <glitsj16> irocksu: you need the multiverse option checked in your Software Sources to be able to install flashplugin-installer
[11:07] <elementz> rski: i know. in this case that would not be optimal. since i am using two erternal usb drives. i just need to do the mirroring this once.
[11:08] <elementz> so again, what would you guys recommend? rsync, dd?
[11:09] <chocobanana> kante: possible, but unlikely. It would depend how close is the charger to the camera. How did the capture using the DV type 1 go?
[11:09] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry, try "mount the_image_file /mnt -o loop=/dev/loop0"
[11:09] <kante> chocobanana: DV AVI type 1 sounds pretty fine! No noises, all in sync
[11:10] <kante> chocobanana: man, thanks a lot for your help :)
[11:10] <chocobanana> kante: fantastic! Have fun :D
[11:10] <kante> I'm gonna storm youtube!
[11:10] <chocobanana> lol
[11:10] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, no such file or directory
[11:11] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, sorry im notmuch help am i
[11:11] <dominiqu1> hm
[11:11] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, do you mind if we do this in a convo cause i have to keep getting up and down from my desk to go sort out othr PC's
[11:11] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, and i keep losing the conversation
[11:12] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: no no that's ok, just again make sure the filepath in place of the_image_file is correct, it seemed to be /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage
[11:12] <kante> Lenin_Cat: man that's a nice nick O_O
[11:12] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: i won't be able to respond to you any quicker in a private conversation, and discussing it in the channel helps other people with similar problems
[11:12] <Lenin_Cat> why thank you
[11:12] <kante> Hello from Russia =)
[11:13] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: also you might want to move that image out of /dev, something might accidentally delete it
[11:13] <Rolaulten> Hello, I'm looking for a hand configuring my eth0 connection on 8.10 (somethings gone way wrong). Anyway its gone from not being able to leave the local network to now saying that the device is unmanaged- as a side I'm not useing DHCP but a static IP
[11:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, it wasnt about being quicker it was just so i could keep track but np :) trying again
[11:13] <eeboy> I've created a user and I want to lock that user down to only the home directory that I defined. It seems that I could do this by simply chmod -R 0 username /. Then chmod 700 username /home/user. Would that be the correct way to achieve this?
[11:13] <norgus> elementz, I have a feeling dd would work if you just want to update it now and again
[11:13] <norgus> but I'm no expert ><
[11:13] <norgus> I am using software RAID 5
[11:13] <elementz> norgus: thx. ill go with rsync
[11:13] <norgus> but I set that up at install
[11:14] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok i tried sudo mount /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage /mnt -o loop=/dev/loop0 and it came back with mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[11:14] <Daverocks> eeboy: when you say "lock down" do you mean you don't want them to be able to navigate outside of their home directory?
[11:15] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: add "-t ntfs" to that
[11:15] <eeboy> Daverocks: Correct
[11:15] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: assuming it was ntfs and not fat32
[11:17] <Daverocks> eeboy: it's difficult to do things like that because you have to allow the user to execute things like /bin/ls and such. nevertheless, it is possible with some workarounds, though it may be possible to break out of
[11:17] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, eah it was ntfs
[11:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, NTFS sign missins
[11:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, sig*
[11:18] <DrOnline> eeboy: If I recall ACM competitions use rshell specifically for that purpose, I could be wrong though
[11:18] <DrOnline> they run sun servers though
[11:18] <Daverocks> eeboy: google "ssh chroot", there's a bunch of information about it
[11:18] <eeboy> Daverocks: Thanks... will do!
[11:19] <sarthorks> Hi, I am in trouble with broken packges : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199623 . If someone could shed some light?
[11:19] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you might need to try with ntfs-3g
[11:19] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, still nothing
[11:20] <sarthorks> Anybody? ﻿Hi, I am in trouble with broken packges : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199623 . If someone could shed some light?
[11:20] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, failed to mount /dev/loop0 invalid argument
[11:20] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: do "losetup -f"
[11:20] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: does it say /dev/loop0 ?
[11:24] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, just that command on its own?
[11:24] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: yes
[11:25] <Jimi_Neutral> yup
[11:25] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yes
[11:25] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: are you sure you kept the "=" in the command
[11:27] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, sudo mount /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage /mnt -o loop=/dev/loop -t ntfs-3g
[11:27] <PerryArmstrong> i hear sounds from my speaker but i am not able to hear anything from my headphone
[11:27] <PerryArmstrong> s
[11:27] <sarthorks> Daverocks, I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages.
[11:28] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, thats what i put in
[11:28] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: make sure it's /dev/loop0 and not /dev/loop
[11:28] <haile> Hi
[11:28] <haile> is here sb who can help me ?
[11:29] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, sorry yeah it is, i missed it when i was typing it in here but it is there on my terminal
[11:29] <Daverocks> sarthorks: sorry, i don't have a lot of experience with apt
[11:29] <Daverocks> !ask | haile
[11:29] <sarthorks> Aah, ok thanks anyway
[11:29] <NE> what would be some nice software for wifi wardriving ?
[11:29] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, when we were setting all this up he got me to use lvm's and such, not sure if that helps
[11:29] <Daverocks> NE: kismet
[11:30] <NE> Daverocks: getting to it's webpage now
[11:30] <haile> i can`t install ubuntu or debian i tried a lot of CD`s and nothink every time busy box
[11:30] <Hambos> hello
[11:30] <Hambos> can someone help me?
[11:30] <sarthorks> Haile, ﻿I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages.
[11:31] <Hambos> (i'm not noob)
[11:31] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: well i don't think it should work anyway because you're mounting a "drive" instead of a partition, but it shouldn't have given that error
[11:31] <Daverocks> !ask | Hambos
[11:32] <Daverocks> haile: can you get into the liveCD environment before installing?
[11:32] <Hambos> Well, I decided to install Ubuntu 9.04 on a Presario C700 (c792ev). Well all good but i have many problems.. When i open firefox and scroll down the page it's stucking. Same on youtube videos.. Compiz can't work. So i think it's a problem on my graphic driver.
[11:32] <Hambos> Hopefully wifi works out of the box this time
[11:32] <Hambos> Graphic Driver: Intel GM945
[11:32] <Hambos> Any solution?
[11:32] <Hambos> (And because i am fan of KDE if i was on Kubuntu i will have the same problems?)
[11:32] <FloodBot2> Hambos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:32] <sarthorks> ﻿I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages.
[11:32] <haile> i don`t want download more cd`s
[11:32] <haile> acpi=uff irqpoll
[11:32] <haile> /casper/vmlinuz
[11:32] <haile> all_generic_ide
[11:32] <FloodBot2> haile: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:33] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, well this is what the guy told me to do but the rest he hasnt had time to help me with. When it was scanned it had errors
[11:33] <haile> i write that`s but nothink but are persons whos help this
[11:33] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: what did you "scan" it with? ddrescue?
[11:33] <Daverocks> haile: so you downloaded the alternate CD?
[11:33] <sarthorks> ﻿I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages. What should I do? The problem is with libgcc1. All the details are here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199623 . Please help me.
[11:34] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yea
[11:34] <haile> i download from official ubuntu from polish page from official debian and nothink
[11:34] <haile> http://img2.vpx.pl/up/20090628/dsc00114.jpg
[11:35] <haile> thats no my but i have thats error
[11:35] <sarthorks> ﻿ ﻿I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages. What should I do? The problem is with libgcc1. All the details are here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199623 . Please help me.
[11:35] <Daverocks> haile: ouch
[11:35] <Daverocks> Hambos: compiz is turned off?
[11:35] <Hambos> well, this time i will say it right. I have a Laptop with Intel Graphic Driver GM945. I am on ubuntu 9.04. All right but i have one problem. Firefox is stuck when i scroll the page and videos on youtube are no-sync.
[11:36] <Jimi_Neutral> sarthorks please stop spamming. you only need to ask once and someone will get back to you if they know, if you need to ask again at least wait 15 minutes
[11:36] <sarthorks> Oh sorry Jimi Neutral. I didnt mean to. ONly I am very much stuck.
[11:37] <haile> so, sb know what i should do ?
[11:37] <Daverocks> Hambos: you mentioned compiz before. do you have desktop effects turned on or off?
[11:38] <Hambos> Daverrocks: no.. I have a clean installation with no effects
[11:38] <duke_> hey someone using pidgin? i need to connect but cant cause of firewall settings just know one way using ssh isent there other way? by just cheking the "use http method" box it still doesnt work
[11:39] <nzx> hey all
[11:39] <haile> linux suck, don`t install this shit on new PC`s because this immpossible
[11:39] <Daverocks> haile: i'm worried that the "ata1" is referring to your optical drive
[11:39] <bazhang> haile, watch the language
[11:39] <nzx> does easy ubuntu or automatix work with 9.04?
[11:40] <haile> i know about it ! i know thats hdd
[11:40] <haile> he can see sata
[11:40] <haile> *it ;P
[11:41] <bazhang> !bootoptions | haile try these
[11:41] <haile> on polish board everybody write about not working linux on sata drive
[11:41] <Myrtti> nzx: those are totally unsupported tools.
[11:41] <bazhang> haile, it works fine on Sata
[11:41] <Myrtti> nzx: we do not know, care or support them
[11:42] <morris1> how can i get the ctime of a file in the commandline?
[11:42] <Daverocks> haile: the "all_generic_ide" boot option is meant to be a fix that works for some people but you mentioned you tried that
[11:42] <rc55> Hi - I have a nameserver in Gentoo but it's ancient - apart copying from /var/bind and bind.conf (assuming this is correct), is there anything else i need to do assuming bind is installed on ubuntu (server 8.04.2)?
[11:43] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: i still feel that we're just not going about the right way mounting it even if it didn't have read errors
[11:43] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: have you tried using ntfsclone on just the ntfs partition
[11:43] <nzx> Myrtti, what is the supported way to get a functioning system from a fresh install?
[11:43] <haile> so, my computer don`t want linux xD ?
[11:44] <haile> i install this second day and nothink !
[11:44] <rski> haile: be more specific
[11:44] <wizz> i want to use windows sofware in ubuntu , please tell me how ...
[11:44] <Myrtti> nzx: define functioning system?
[11:44] <bazhang> wizz, check the appdb
[11:45] <jerroome> wizz : have a look at wine
[11:45] <bazhang> !appdb | wizz
[11:45] <^Phantom^> k data not destroyed i'm back on ubuntu
[11:45] <^Phantom^> :D
[11:45]  * ^Phantom^ rejoices!!
[11:45] <Myrtti> nzx: my system is fully functional straight on with fresh install.
[11:45] <wizz> Thanks!
[11:45] <^Phantom^> Now, I'll do this the right way this time.
[11:45] <bazhang> haile, check the md5 of the iso yet?
[11:45] <haile> give me somethink what i run and install
[11:45] <wizz> thanks for the help!
[11:45] <haile> md5 is ok
[11:45] <^Phantom^> The drive is still in constant activity.
[11:45] <shadeslayer> nzx: whats not functioning? tell us and we will help you :)
[11:45] <bazhang> haile, check the md5 sum of the iso, reburn at low speed, do the disk integrity check
[11:45] <^Phantom^> Daverocks,!!!
[11:46] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: hi congrats on recovering your data
[11:46] <^Phantom^> yay thankies
[11:46] <haile> i burned 6 cd/dvd
[11:46] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: try editing /etc/default/bootlogd and change No to Yes
[11:46] <haile> ;P
[11:46] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: and then reboot
[11:46] <bazhang> haile, looks like you got a bad burn/bad media
[11:46] <elmo1> hi folks... ne1 can help me editing rc2.d to start samba later?? i dont understand the manual
[11:46] <haile> i`m not idiot ;P
[11:46] <haile> i know how burn image
[11:46] <Dulak> elmo1: in rc2.d you see how there are files with S and a number?
[11:47] <alexelprogramado> hi all
[11:47] <bazhang> haile, do the disk integrity check then
[11:47] <^Phantom^> um warning
[11:47] <Dulak> elmo1: the S means start, and the number is the order in which it's started
[11:47] <elmo1> k
[11:47] <jerroome> elmo1 when do you want samba launched ?
[11:47] <Dulak> elmo1: to change the order of a file you just rename it(example):  mv S20mysql S50mysql
[11:47] <elmo1> jerroome: after fstab loading
[11:47] <Le-Chuck_ITA> ok I've joked and used ext4 for my home partition. How do I revert that to ext3 to wait for better times?
[11:47] <elmo1> ok
[11:47] <nzx> shadeslayer, nothing seems broken yet, but I'm getting an error from one of the apt repos
[11:48] <haile> http://helpc.eu/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=265
[11:48] <Dulak> Le-Chuck_ITA: you don't, there is no going back without remaking the filesystem
[11:48] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, total noob and im not sure what you mean by that
[11:48] <jpds> Le-Chuck_ITA: Reformat?
[11:48] <Le-Chuck_ITA> no problem :)
[11:48] <elmo1> guess ill give it latest number?
[11:48] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I will reformat then
[11:48] <shadeslayer> nzx: which one?
[11:48] <^Phantom^> Is it something i installed?
[11:48] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: do you still have the original drive?
[11:48] <Le-Chuck_ITA> thanks Dulak, jpds
[11:48] <Jimi_Neutral> yes
[11:48] <haile> for xample, and after rested i put ubuntu
[11:48] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yeah
[11:48] <Dulak> elmo1: the numbers are from 01 to 99, 99 is executed last
[11:48] <haile> is logo ubuntu and after that error
[11:48] <nzx> jaunty-updates Release
[11:48] <RichardWolfVI> hello, I-m having several issues
[11:49] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ohh ntfs clone sorry....i was told not to use that and to do it using linux instead
[11:49] <haile> *after reset
[11:49] <shadeslayer> nzx: please pastebin your menu.lst
[11:49] <bazhang> haile, this is a wubi install?
[11:49] <elmo1> thank u guys
[11:49] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: the ntfsclone i'm talking about is a linux tool that is part of ntfsprogs
[11:49] <Myrtti> shadeslayer: er, what would menu.lst have to do with apt errors?
[11:49] <haile> yes but i install normaln cd too
[11:49] <elmo1> ill reboot then ^^
[11:49] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: what's the "warning"?
[11:49] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: my bad...
[11:49] <nzx> shadeslayer, menu.list? you mean my apt.sources?
[11:50] <bazhang> haile, wubi and dual boot?
[11:50] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ah ok....well i still have the original drive...brb 1 sec
[11:50] <shadeslayer> nzx: sources.list
[11:50] <Spruce> Evening, I have a small issue with my network config. By all rights I shoud be able to get out of the local network, however for some reason I am unable to leave the local network.
[11:50] <^Phantom^> Warning: unknown mime-type for "/etc/default/bootlogd" -- using "application/octet-stream"
[11:50] <haile> i haven`t any idea what is dual boot ?
[11:50] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: i was actually adding some options to my menu.lst so i accidently said menu.lst :P
[11:50] <bazhang> haile, wubi means you install inside windows; dual boot means you install next to windows
[11:50] <Daverocks> everyone that i'm helping: brb
[11:50] <jerroome> haile : dualboot means you can boot 2 (differen) operating systems
[11:51] <NE> haile: it's when you have 2 or more OSes in your pc and when booting, you choose which to start
[11:51] <bazhang> haile, that link above showed a wubi install
[11:51] <haile> i`m on windows xp 64 an run install
[11:51] <Daverocks> back
[11:52] <haile> it download smoethink and want reset
[11:52] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: what are you using to edit it?
[11:52] <bazhang> haile, that is wubi
[11:52] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: sudo edit
[11:52] <shadeslayer> Spruce: how about disabling networking and then connecting to new network and re-enabling networking?
[11:52] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: do sudo nano
[11:52] <elmo1> re
[11:52] <^Phantom^> oh
[11:52] <miik> hi i have jaunty with backports+proposed enabled, and now my computer is unstable, why is this? is it cuz i have installed libdrm2 from ppa?
[11:52] <elmo1> Dulak: it didnt work
[11:52] <Le-Chuck_ITA> is there a command to identify a filesystem that won't mount at all even if specifying some common filesystem?
[11:52] <miik> i had nvidia driver and kernel 2.6.30 from ppa, but now i rememoed them
[11:53] <^Phantom^> k
[11:53] <^Phantom^> done
[11:53] <Spruce> shadeslayer: I've tested all the settings, on a different computer (win xp) and they worked...even changed the IP and such round (its not DHCP but static)
[11:53] <elmo1> Dulak: u know where i have to set samba init script to start after fstab loading?
[11:53] <haile> i don`t know why i mount image on daemon burn it and ... error to
[11:53] <bazhang> !wubi | haile
[11:53] <PerryArmstrong> i hear sounds from my speaker but i am not able to hear anything from my headphones
[11:53] <nzx> shadeslayer, http://pastebin.com/d49a27b1
[11:54] <shadeslayer> Spruce: no idea then...
[11:54] <nzx> How do I turn on the gfx effects and things?
[11:54] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: look in the configuration of the gnome mixer
[11:54] <miik> PerryArmstrong, maybe your headphone is broken
[11:54] <jerroome> elmo1 : as far as I know, fstab is loaded through udev, so you could set the link in /etc/rcS.d/ with a number > 37
[11:54] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: now reboot and then do "grep sda /var/log/boot" or "grep sda /var/log/boot.log"
[11:54] <Spruce> shadeslayer: Thanks anyway...
[11:54] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: open the mixer, go to "preferences" and check everything :)
[11:54] <PerryArmstrong> miik; nice joke
[11:54] <elmo1> jerroome: rcS???
[11:54] <^Phantom^> k hang on pls
[11:54] <jerroome> /etc/rcS.d
[11:54] <PerryArmstrong> Le-Chuck-ITA; how do i check that
[11:55] <DrOnline> PerryArmstrong: are you running an Intel HDA Audio based laptop?
[11:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: then you'll surely find the volume of headphones and/or some switch to control it
[11:55] <elmo1> ill try
[11:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: go to the audio icon on the top panel, right click, open volume manager or whatever you call it in english
[11:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: there is a "preferences" button but maybe the right control is already shown
[11:55] <Dulak> elmo1: go 40 or higher is what he's saying
[11:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: by default the mixer does not show everything
[11:55] <haile> very good support
[11:56] <haile> nobody know what i should do
[11:56] <miik> how can i downgrade libdrm2?
[11:56] <Myrtti> nzx: what kind of effects are you after?
[11:56] <bazhang> haile, you should try booting the livecd, instead of wubi, to see how well it works
[11:56] <shadeslayer> nzx: seems fine to me (http://pastebin.com/f77f44703)
[11:56] <elmo1> i gave it 50 now
[11:56] <elmo1> so reboot once again ^^
[11:56] <shadeslayer> nzx: try the main server
[11:56] <bazhang> haile, I am trying to help you.
[11:56] <haile> i don`t want liveCD
[11:57] <bazhang> haile, okay.
[11:57] <haile> w8 i have on my phone phpotos
[11:57] <haile> i give for a couple of minutes
[11:57] <nzx> shadeslayer, It's giving a bad key error message, let me paste bin that too
[11:57] <bazhang> haile, I know very little about wubi, perhaps someone else can assist you.
[11:57] <nzx> Myrtti, I used compiz before, I'd like those kind of effects
[11:57] <haile> bazhang so
[11:57] <haile> why normaln cd don want boot ?
[11:57] <shadeslayer> !gpgerror | nzx
[11:58] <miik> how can i downgrade libdrm2?
[11:58] <miik> !downgrade
[11:58] <miik> !libdrm2
[11:58] <Myrtti> nzx: if you're on compiz now, you can use it still and it probably is installed in your ubuntu
[11:58] <shadeslayer> !gpgerr > nzx
[11:58] <Ghost> hello
[11:58] <nzx> Myrtti, how do I check?
[11:58] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: done?
[11:58] <ikonia> 4/join #kubuntu-offtopic
[11:58] <ikonia> oops
[11:59] <Guest88043> russian?
[11:59] <Myrtti> shadeslayer: what are you doing? tossing totally random factoids around...
[11:59] <haile> 140 MB`s net inst don`t boot to
[11:59] <Myrtti> !ru > Guest88043
[11:59] <haile> is good version and is good write
[11:59] <^Phantom^> k rebooted, now what do i type again?
[11:59] <haile> i mount on daemon and curn on nero
[11:59] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: s/he said that s/he got a signing error on the repo
[11:59] <Myrtti> shadeslayer: we've moved on from that
[11:59] <Guest88043> #ubuntu-ru
[11:59] <jerroome> haile : what's the advantage of using wubi if you burn a cd ?
[11:59] <^Phantom^> Daverocks,
[12:00] <Guest88043> есть русские?
[12:00] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: she said that to me,if youve already solved it ill leave the problem
[12:00] <jerroome> haile : it's the same burning a livecd instead ...
[12:00] <PerryArmstrong> Le-Chuck-ITA; whats the right control you mentioned
[12:00] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: grep sda /var/log/boot
[12:00] <Myrtti> Guest88043: /join #ubuntu-ru
[12:00] <shadeslayer> !ru | Guest88043
[12:00] <quibbler> Guest88043, type  /join #ubuntu-ru
[12:01] <^Phantom^> grep: /var/log/boot.log: No such file or directory
[12:01] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: grep sda /var/log/boot
[12:01] <jerroome> so elmo1
[12:01] <rbo_> hi! what is audio driver name?
[12:01] <elmo1> jerroome: re
[12:01] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: note the lack of ".log" at the end
[12:01] <elmo1> jerroome: didnt work
[12:01] <ukubuntu> Is Launchpad the best place to put a bug about the start.ubuntu.com website?
[12:01] <^Phantom^> nothing on that one
[12:01] <elmo1> still have to restart samba to work properly
[12:01] <^Phantom^> just like pressing enter with a blank command line
[12:01] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: but it exists? do cat /var/log/boot
[12:01] <^Phantom^> cat /var/log/boot
[12:01] <Myrtti> urko: yes
[12:02] <Myrtti> urko: sorry
[12:02] <^Phantom^> oh oops forgot to switch to the right window *blush*
[12:02] <Ultimate_darknes> !compile
[12:02] <Myrtti> ukubuntu: yes
[12:02] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok im bak
[12:02] <nzx> it's strange to use a gui for things, LOL
[12:02] <^Phantom^> (Nothing has been logged yet.)]
[12:02] <ukubuntu> thx Myrtti :)
[12:02] <urko> Hello I am wondering if exists designed keyboards for linux?
[12:02] <chunks> hey i got a question about wine if anyone uses it much
[12:02] <Promille> Hey. Does anyone here have any knowledge about nintendo ds emulators? I downloaded the iDeaS one, but I can't get the touch-screen to work :) Any iDeaS? hehe...
[12:02] <shadeslayer> nzx: Myrtti tells me that the problem is solved so i cant help you,if the problem has already been solved
[12:02] <jerroome> so fstab isn't loaded throught udev
[12:02] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: (Nothing has been logged yet.)]
[12:02] <grawity> urko: What do you mean by "designed for Linux?"
[12:02] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: hum. you might be able to see sda if you do "dmesg | grep sda", since your system hasn't been running for as long as it was before
[12:03] <elmo1> after samba entry in rcS.d is only bootmisc.sh, urandom, screen-cleanup, x11-common
[12:03] <nzx> shadeslayer, i'm solving it right now, I asked a second question, that's what he meant.
[12:03] <chunks> anyone know much about wine?
[12:03] <grawity> urko: ...Tux picture instead of the Windows logo? :)
[12:03] <shadeslayer> nzx: ok..
[12:03] <Bob_Dole> On Ubuntu 9.04 UNR, I'm not seeing the normal add/remove....I see synaptic though, but I'd prefer the simplicity of the normal add/remove...
[12:03] <urko> grawity: yes for example
[12:03] <shadeslayer> !wine > chunks
[12:03] <jerroome> elmo1 : give me a minute
[12:03] <elmo1> jerroome: sure
[12:03] <shadeslayer> chunks: also try #wine
[12:03] <urko> with extra buttons
[12:03] <^Phantom^> Um, i'll pastebin this...
[12:03] <^Phantom^> it's HUGE
[12:04] <rawolf_> #wine
[12:04] <shadeslayer> urko: extra buttons?
[12:04] <urko> yes
[12:04] <grawity> Bob_Dole: get the 'gnome-app-install' package
[12:04] <chunks> what do you mean your private message?
[12:04] <shadeslayer> urko: what extra buttons?
[12:04] <^Phantom^> Daverocks:  http://pastebin.com/m7f60a24b
[12:04] <Bob_Dole> grawity: K, thanks. having the name helps *opens up terminal*
[12:04] <haile> http://rapidshare.com/files/249908525/New_Folder__5_.zip.html
[12:04] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you've plugged in the drive?
[12:05] <haile> here are my photos from installation
[12:05] <grawity> Eww, RapidShare :/
[12:05] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yeah its on its own bus on the linux obx
[12:05] <urko> I don't know exactly, buttons for easyest acces to certain linux aplications
[12:05] <urko> keyboards for linux
[12:05] <shadeslayer> urko: please take this to offtopic..
[12:06] <Bob_Dole> grawity: hmm, says it is already the newest version
[12:06] <jerroome> elmo1 : this is an unclean solution, but you can try launching it inside /etc/rc.local
[12:06] <remoteCTRL1> how do i see if a file is really a file or only a hardlink?
[12:06] <urko> ok thnx
[12:06] <grawity> Bob_Dole: do you have /usr/bin/gnome-app-install?
[12:06] <Bob_Dole> ....Never mind, it's in accessories. How is that an accessory, though?
[12:06] <jerroome> just add /etc/init.d/samba start before the exit line
[12:06] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: you can't, hardlinks _are_ ifiles.
[12:06] <rc55> (repost, sorry, it has been a while) Hi - I have a nameserver in Gentoo but it's ancient - apart copying from /var/bind and bind.conf (assuming this is correct), is there anything else i need to do assuming bind is installed on ubuntu (server 8.04.2)?
[12:06] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: *files
[12:06] <elmo1> ok
[12:07] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: so you have one 120 GB drive and one 250 GB drive? which one is the usb one / the one ubuntu is running off?
[12:07] <shadeslayer> rc55: #ubuntu-server
[12:07] <elmo1> or shall i better type RESTART??
[12:07] <^Phantom^> 250
[12:07] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: come again?
[12:07] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ok, what has it appeared as under /dev?
[12:07] <haile> so what do you think about it ?
[12:07] <chunks> anyone got any ideas why when i run a program in wine in fullscreen, when i exit it ubuntu completely freezes?
[12:07] <nzx> shadeslayer, http://pastebin.com/d78491806
[12:07] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, umm
[12:07] <jerroome> elmo1 : /etc/rc.local is executed at the end of all /etc/rc*.d with S99
[12:07] <rc55> shadeslayer: thanks
[12:07] <DrOnline> remoteCTRL1: all "files" are hardlinks to inodes
[12:07] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: hardlinks are files. Even the original file is technically a hardlink. (_Sym_links, however, are just pointers)
[12:07] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: The 120GB drive stays unmounted unless I need data from it.  It's the internal drive, which contains Windoze.
[12:07] <elmo1> ok
[12:08] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, how would i know
[12:08] <remoteCTRL1> DrOnline: so there's basically no way to distinguis if i have 500GB flying arround redundantly??
[12:08] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, and i dont mean that in a nasty way :)
[12:08] <elmo1> but is restart not better? cause it starts somewhere anyways
[12:08] <nzx> shadeslayer, sorry ignore that, it's the wrong error message
[12:08] <jerroome> make sure the file ends with exit
[12:08] <elmo1> ok
[12:08] <jerroome> exit 0
[12:08] <^Phantom^> hey i found my water, thought i had lost it :D
[12:08] <^Phantom^> one good thing came out of tonight :D
[12:08] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: do a "tail /var/log/messages"
[12:08] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: hardlinks are pointing to the same data, to the same location in disk. If you have a 10 MB file, and you hardlink it, you don't lose any space.
[12:08] <shadeslayer> nzx: im going off....need to do some work..
[12:09] <aytekin> hello
[12:09] <chunks> anyone got any ideas why when i run a program in wine in fullscreen, when i exit it ubuntu completely freezes?
[12:09] <aytekin> what is metalink
[12:09] <elmo1> brb
[12:09] <aytekin> any idea about metalink
[12:09] <miik> chunks, i dont know
[12:09] <miik> !metalink
[12:09] <miik> metalink can download files, you can read it on wikipedia
[12:09] <chunks> your a metalink
[12:09] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, cannot open
[12:09] <miik> it downloads from http, web, frp, bittorrent all in same
[12:10] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: that is the part that i know, what i don't know is why rsnapsot takes 20 minutes to backup like 10 gig to my second hdd if almost nothing has been changed...
[12:10] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sudo
[12:10] <^Phantom^> Daverocks:  should I jsut reinstall?
[12:10] <Dulak> remoteCTRL1: lots of math to checksum files and compare
[12:10] <chunks> i wish i could sudo apt-get agoddamn solution
[12:10] <aytekin> thx you all
[12:10] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, cannot open var/log/messages no such file or directory
[12:10] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: so i had the suspicion that it doesnt really do hardlinks but REALLY copies everything again..
[12:11] <Dulak> remoteCTRL1: every file has to be read, and checksummed, then compared to the checksum from the last backup, etc.
[12:11] <Dulak> remoteCTRL1: 10 minutes is nothing, imagine doing it on a 486.
[12:11] <remoteCTRL1> lowl
[12:11] <jerroome> elmo1 : brb ??
[12:11] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: usb is much slower than sata so it wouldn't surprise me if a usb drive is grinding a lot, especially if it's the system drive
[12:11] <^Phantom^> Oh?
[12:12] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: rsnapshot cannot know if two files are hardlinks, either.... and, there's the "file comparison" part - it must somehow find out what has been changed.
[12:12] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, do i have to change directory?
[12:12] <remoteCTRL1> Dulak: well actually i lied; takes more like 20 minutes and that is a problem as i am supposed to do hourly backups of ~15 machines...
[12:12] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: absolute path, /var/log/messages not var/log/messages
[12:12] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: yeah i do get that...
[12:12] <^Phantom^> Do you think it's been doing it from the beginning and I never noticed it until now?
[12:12] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i don't know, have you been paying attention from the beginning? :P personally i haven't had much experience running distros off usb drives
[12:13] <Chupacabra> is it possible to create or setup a user who is only allowed to use the firefox and nothing else?
[12:13] <^Phantom^> no i haven't
[12:13] <^Phantom^> i noticed it one day when my screen went gray
[12:13] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: did you put a swap partition on that usb drive?
[12:13] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: Dulak; yet still its a fujitsu siemens workstation with 2 dualcore xeons, wth is taking so long?:D
[12:13] <^Phantom^> the drive and wifi lights were both flickering constantly
[12:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, my apologies........ok lots of messages from today all "ubuntu1  - - MARK - -"
[12:13] <Dulak> remoteCTRL1: I have no idea but iostat is a good place to start looking
[12:13] <^Phantom^> I couldn't ungrey the screen so i hardpowered
[12:14] <remoteCTRL1> Dulak: good point, thanks for the hint!
[12:14] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you could look through all of /var/log/messages but it's a bit tiresome; is the drive mounted? if so, type "mount"
[12:15] <elmo1> jerroome, still won`t work
[12:15] <^Phantom^> I don't see any reduction in performance...
[12:15] <elmo1> but ill stop trying
[12:15] <elmo1> jerroome, thanks for your help!!!
[12:15] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i echo Dulak's question
[12:15] <^Phantom^> huh?
[12:15] <^Phantom^> oh
[12:16] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: did you put a swap partition on that usb drive?
[12:16] <^Phantom^> not that i know of....
[12:16] <^Phantom^> oh
[12:16] <Dulak> ^Phantom^ look at /etc/fstab and see
[12:16] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok just tpyed mount, came up with a shed load of info
[12:16] <^Phantom^> i installed ubuntu with only that drive inserted
[12:16] <^Phantom^> so i might have
[12:16] <DrOnline> remoteCTRL1: depending on how desperate you are, you could use ls -i and a script to make sure you've not got redundant data instead of proper hard links
[12:17] <DrOnline> and theoretically your backup system could get that information too...
[12:17] <remoteCTRL1> DrOnline: err... i guess i am not that desperate:D
[12:17] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: find out, swap on usb is horrible, and could cause the problems you are describing
[12:17] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry, i know you pasted it before, but what was the original ddrescue command you used
[12:18] <DrOnline> remoteCTRL1: fair enough :P
[12:18] <^Phantom^> um i don't see fstab
[12:18] <^Phantom^> no /etc/fstab
[12:18] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: it's in /etc
[12:18] <^Phantom^> oh there it is
[12:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, well when we ran ddrecsue we put this in....drescue  /dev/sdb /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage hdimage.log
[12:18] <^Phantom^> "fstab" 480 bytes
[12:19] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: it's a text file, open it and see if it shows a swap partition on that usb drive
[12:19] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: do "mount | grep sdb" to check whether it's mounted or not
[12:19] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: we'll want it to be unmounted before we touch it
[12:19] <^Phantom^> oh
[12:19] <^Phantom^> swap
[12:19] <^Phantom^> UUID=07c37542-e1e1-4d67-a64b-c58ccd31c2c0 none            swap
[12:20] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: comment out the line for that swap partition then reboot, or run "sudo swapoff" to turn it off
[12:20] <^Phantom^> Just # in front of it right?
[12:20] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: yes
[12:21] <remoteCTRL1> gawd this srnapshot via ssh pubkey is rocking my nervers...
[12:21] <^Phantom^> okay
[12:21] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, /dev/sdb1 on /media/disk type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,blksize=4096
[12:21] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: which partition is the swap on? your previous iostat output indicated that sdb1 has all the activity
[12:21] <^Phantom^> um...with the -a trigger?
[12:21] <^Phantom^> it's still grinding away :S
[12:22] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: so if it's mounted in gnome or similar then unmount it from there
[12:23] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, its a kde desktop, how would i unmount....just type unmount and then the path?
[12:24] <^Phantom^> Well, I at least feel better knowing what is going on.
[12:24] <miik> how can i downgrade libdrm2?
[12:24] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: well you can unmount it no matter what desktop you're using with "unmount /dev/sdb1", or in kde4 you can unmount it by clicking on the computer icon in the taskbar and eject on the relevant drive, or in kde3 from media:/ in konqueror
[12:24] <Chupacabra> is it possible to create or setup a user who is only allowed to use the firefox and nothing else?
[12:24] <^Phantom^> Thank you thus far. :)
[12:25] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: which partition is your swap on?
[12:25] <miik> HEEEEEEEELP!!! I HAE LIBDRM2 from PPA!! AND NOW MY COMPUTER CRASH!! HOW CAN I PUT OLD FROM REPO!!?
[12:25] <bazhang> miik, please lose the caps
[12:25] <^Phantom^> it said something about 8
[12:26] <miik> ok sry men, i get angry
[12:26] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: lemme look, please
[12:26] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ^Phantom^: i need to go in ~5 mins
[12:26] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, wouldnt find the command "unmount"
[12:26] <^Phantom^> miik, whatever you do don't unplug the drive in anger
[12:26] <^Phantom^> i did that and i regretted it
[12:26] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry i meant "umount"
[12:26] <miik> ok
[12:27] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok i tpyed it and it just went to the command line again, i assume thatmeans its unmounted
[12:27] <abhinash> hi how do i set up advanced desktop effects
[12:27] <bullgard4> What is meant by "official tags" in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/ekiga?
[12:27] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, but i see you have to go
[12:27] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ty for all ur help :)
[12:27] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: should be, check "mount | grep sda" again
[12:27] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry sdb
[12:28] <abhinash> hi Daverocks
[12:28] <metalfan_> hi
[12:28] <wbc> How may I record wave out ("What you hear") in Ubuntu Jaunty?
[12:28] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yeah done it, when to the next command prompt
[12:28] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, nothing showing
[12:28] <bullgard4> wbc: What do you mean by "wave out"?
[12:28] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: sda5 apparently
[12:29] <abhinash> hi Daverocks
[12:29] <abhinash> hi how do i set up advanced desktop effects
[12:29] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: that's a good thing. now you'd want to do something like "ntfsclone --output ntfs_drive.img /dev/sdb1"
[12:29] <wbc> Wave out, as in what is playing/coming out of the speakers
[12:29] <wbc> bullguard4
[12:29] <bazhang> abhinash, install ccsm
[12:29] <Syka> Hey guys, I'm having an issue with gnome-panel. It will stop responding every so often, and then after a few minutes it works again and all the clicks are registered at once. If anyone knows a fix that'd be great. I'm running nVidia 180.44, 9800GT, dual monitors, Jaunty Desktop, and standard everything else. Installed it via Add/Remove.
[12:29] <bazhang> !ccsm > abhinash
[12:29] <wbc> bullgard4
[12:29] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: be sure to note which directory you're in so that you know where that .img is being saved to
[12:30] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: then you _should_ be able to do "mount -t ntfs -o loop ntfs_drive.img /mnt"
[12:30] <Elm> jerroome, still wont work
[12:30] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: yeah i assume sda1 is the partition with your root filesystem, _that's_ the one that's grinding
[12:31] <usr13_> Syka: Try watching: tail -f /var/log/messages (In tty6 maybe)
[12:31] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, but is that doing what ddrescue has already done?
[12:31] <^Phantom^> eep
[12:31] <^Phantom^> well
[12:31] <Syka> usr13_: Will that work in a normal gnome-terminal? I'm trying to do an essay too :P
[12:31] <^Phantom^> it isn't bothering me so much now
[12:32] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: some things different, ddrescue copied your entire drive, ntfsclone is just copying that ntfs partition. that filename was misleading, i meant something like ntfs_partition.img
[12:32] <Elm> jerroome,
[12:32] <usr13_> Syka: And you might monitor tty8
[12:32] <Elm> jerroome, is the problem maybe that i must be root to restart???
[12:32] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: also if you use the --save-image option with ntfsclone, it saves it in its own format but then you can't use it with mount
[12:32] <Jimi_Neutral> daverocks well that whole drive is ntfs
[12:32] <Marticus> so... someone here know how to disable passing of xorg's alt+mouse shortcuts to a wine application
[12:33] <Syka> usr13_: Huh?
[12:33] <usr13_> Syka: Some higher one, tty8 maybe, you should find system info as it happens.
[12:33] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: no, the whole drive consists of one ntfs partition that might occupy the entire drive, but copying the entire drive copies other information like the MBR and partition table
[12:33] <usr13_> Syka: Ctrl-Alt-F6  log in and do  tail -f /var/log/messages
[12:33] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: mount can only deal with partitions
[12:34] <_Fauchi95_> Hello! Can you say me under what license I can use the icons "gnome" and "human"?
[12:34] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: anyway i have to go :(
[12:34] <usr13_> Syka: Ctrl-Alt-F8   and just read. Or 9 or 10 or 11 etc... wherever you find it.
[12:34] <joni_>  hello
[12:34] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i have to go, good luck with your problem
[12:34] <Thingymebob1> Can anyone here help me get my VTs to work?
[12:34] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ahhh ok i see, so once i have mounted it i can look at it visually as well using the gui? AN ok, ty for all your help :)
[12:34] <^Phantom^> thankies
[12:34] <Syka>  usr13_: Oh yes, but will it really matter in tty7? It doesn't need to be real-time, exactly.
[12:34] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: yes hopefully
[12:34] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ^Phantom^: no problem
[12:35] <Daverocks> cya guys
[12:35] <^Phantom^> Thankies :D
[12:35] <usr13_> Syka: I don't know, but you need to look for clues somewhere.
[12:35] <Syka> ah.
[12:35] <usr13_> Syka: It's just a suggestion. (Use it, untill / unless you get a better one.)
[12:35] <Syka> usr13_: Ah, thanks :)
[12:36] <Seifer> hello.
[12:36] <usr13_> Syka:  Do you see anything on tty8?
[12:36] <Syka> usr13_: nope, nothing's happening
[12:37] <Seifer> i need some help plz..
[12:37] <Thingymebob1> !ask | Seifer
[12:37] <usr13_> Syka: Maybe system resources are going away too fast.  try top on tty5
[12:37] <bullgard4> wbc: Applications > Sound and Video > Sound Recorder > Record from Input=Capture.
[12:37] <Seifer> oki, :) im new here sorry
[12:37] <GenericNode> how's kde4 doin now-a-days?
[12:38] <Seifer> if i make a shell and setuped bncs account ?¿
[12:38] <usr13_> Syka: Ctrl-Alt-F5  and type top
[12:38] <Seifer> what my ip will be ?¿
[12:38] <Seifer> same as mirc ip ?¿
[12:38] <Seifer> or i can change it ?¿
[12:38] <neil_d> Hi, I am having trouble doing a bind mount :( I have a nfs mount drive at /media/storage and I am trying to bind mount a subdir to /home/neil/.ssh... In /etc/fstab I have "/media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh auto bind"  and in /etc/rc.local I have "mount --bind /media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh"... but nothing is happing :( what am I doing wrong?
[12:38] <Syka> usr13_: Highly doubt that, I've got a quad-core, 4GB of fast ram and a oc'd gpu. My system monitor applet is basically invisible
[12:38] <usr13_> Syka: See if you are dangerously close to maxing out the system.
[12:38] <usr13_> Syka: How  much memory?
[12:38] <miik> which OS is better for porno, win xp, win vista, win 7 or ubuntu?
[12:39] <usr13_> Syka: 4g ok sorry.
[12:39] <Seifer> please
[12:39] <Seifer> help me
[12:39] <bullgard4> Seifer: You are new here? Please stop using  '?¿'.
[12:39] <Syka> usr13_: 0.12, 0.11 and 0.09 are my load averages
[12:39] <Seifer> bullgard4: hmm why..
[12:39] <Syka> usr13_: it's been a bug for a long time, it seems.
[12:39] <bazhang> miik, that is not appropriate for here
[12:39] <usr13_> Syka: I really don't know, just guessing what could cause such behaviour.  Just guessing... hoping someone else will chime in here...
[12:39] <groken> i had loads up trouble getting do-release-upgrade to function for my 8.10 server. is there a way to verify that everything that the upgrade should have done was actually done?
[12:40] <miik> bazhang, ok
[12:40] <miik> so i take it is that is is window
[12:40] <Syka> usr13_: Hahah, yeah. All my research ended up with a dead-end launchpad report
[12:40] <miik> so you dodge the question
[12:40] <bazhang> miik, stay on topic
[12:40] <miik> ok
[12:40] <Syka> miik: Well, you don't get viruses in Ubuntu. xD
[12:41] <Seifer> bazhang... u can help me =/ ?¿
[12:41] <usr13_> miik: Do not waste your time or ours. Thank you :)
[12:41] <Seifer> if i make a shell and setuped bncs account ?¿
[12:41] <Seifer> what my ip will be ?¿
[12:41] <Seifer> same as mirc ip ?¿
[12:41] <Seifer> or i can change it ?¿
[12:41] <usr13_> miik: (The activity you are considering is not useful.)
[12:42] <Seifer> i mean i can make multi ips ?¿
[12:42] <miik> Seifer, then your IP will be leet.hax0r.supercool.dude.net
[12:42] <Seifer> hmm
[12:42] <Seifer> realy ?¿
[12:42] <miik> yes
[12:42] <Seifer> i can change ?¿
[12:42] <miik> yes but only to i.love.penis.org
[12:42] <bazhang> !ot > mi
[12:42] <Syka> usr13_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-panel/+bug/212344 is what I -think-  I have
[12:42] <Seifer> ¬¬
[12:42] <Seifer> thank you bazhang
[12:43] <ims> Where can I find inittab in my Xubuntu system??
[12:43] <Syka> Seifer: use ifconfig for local IP's.
[12:43] <Seifer> can u explain to mee ?¿
[12:43] <Seifer> im new to this stuff
[12:43] <Syka> Seifer: Your internet IP is on your router. You can usually change that by pulling out the power and plugging back in
[12:44] <Seifer> but how do i know number of ips on my isp ?¿
[12:44] <Jimi_Neutral> eh?
[12:44] <Seifer> is only 1ip ?¿
[12:44] <Syka> Seifer: You usually have one IP per internet connection
[12:44] <Syka> Seifer: However, your computer can have hundreds of "local"
[12:44] <Titan8990> business lines are the exception
[12:45] <Syka> Seifer: "local" IP's, depending on your NIC's
[12:45] <bazhang> Seifer, why do you need to change your IP
[12:45] <Ubee> I am having trouble adjusting the sounds on the login screen on my computer. What it the theme sound that you hear when you sucessfully log into Ubuntu? I seem to have lost it mistakenly.
[12:45] <Noobbb> hey im a bit confused
[12:45] <ntemis> hello
[12:45] <Seifer> Syka but how i can connect more than 3bncs with deffrent ips ?¿
[12:45] <cyberghoser1> hello ntemis
[12:45] <Syka> Anyone know about a non-responding gnome-panel?
[12:45] <ntemis> i have severe problems with brasero and gnomebaker
[12:45] <Seifer> bazhang i need in something ...
[12:46] <Syka> Seifer: If it's local, go to a terminal and use "man ifconfig"
[12:46] <ntemis> i have destroyed several cds by now
[12:46] <Seifer> i see
[12:46] <Syka> Seifer: It will explain how to use ifconfig, which can change it
[12:46] <cyberghoser1> !burning | ntemis
[12:46] <Noobbb> i have a broadcom Broadcom 570x Gigabit
[12:46] <Seifer> okay thanks
[12:46] <Noobbb> isnt that supposed to be 100 MBps?
[12:46] <usr13_> Syka: Yes, that looks like it is same issue as what you are seeing.  You should chime in with any additional findings / clues you can supply.
[12:46] <Ubee> I do not have the login sound that normally comes up when I successfully login. Does anyone know the name of the sound from the administration area?
[12:46] <remoteCTRL1> DrOnline: Dulak, grawity; it was the dm_crypt that caused the procrastination...
[12:46] <Noobbb> my computer shows 100mbps
[12:47] <Syka> Ubee: You can change it in System > Preferences > Login, can't you?
[12:47] <metalfan_> i need a temporary workaround to set a static ip to my ubuntu desktop installation without me logging in. ive tried adding "ifconfig eth0 myip && route add default gw gwip && echo "nameserver mynameserverip" >> /etc/resolv.conf" but still the machines eth0 interface is not up. is maybe the network manager interfering?
[12:47] <traemccombs> anyone here use Ubuntu + Drupal and have mail setup to send out?  I just need something lightweight that will send mails out... not a full-blown mail server
[12:47] <Syka> ufee: sorry, administration
[12:47] <metalfan_> ive added the above commands to /etc/rc.local
[12:47] <aytekin> hello
[12:47] <aytekin> how can i check any program installed or not on ubuntu
[12:47] <Seifer> this is bigger channel i have seen on all my life lool
[12:47] <usr13_> metalfan_: Yes, you are correct, probably need to turn off network manager.
[12:48] <Syka> Noobbb: That's because your connected to a 100MB device
[12:48] <metalfan_> Seifer, worst english ive seen...
[12:48] <Seifer> yes i know
[12:48] <Ubee> Syka: I tried messing with the sound but lost the name of the intial login. I do not remember the name of it and want it back. It is what you hear when you normally log into Ubuntu.
[12:48] <Pici> metalfan_: Not everyone here speaks english as their first language, try to be nice.
[12:48] <Syka> Noobbb: Your connection will only go at the lowest speed.
[12:48] <Seifer> =)
[12:48] <cyberghoser1> metalfan_, yep be nice :)
[12:48] <usr13_> aytekin: dpkg -L pkg-name
[12:48] <metalfan_> Pici, im german....but language gets treated like shit here
[12:48] <Archades> quick question, anyone here try the mobile version?
[12:49] <Seifer> dont say bad words -.-
[12:49] <metalfan_> i make mistakes, but mistakes seems to be the rule here
[12:49] <Syka> Ubee: It's here, /usr/share/sounds/
[12:49] <^Phantom^> ;quit restart
[12:49] <metalfan_> usr13, ok....lets see if the machine gets the inface up this time.
[12:50] <Syka> Ubee: Question.wav is when the the login is ready to go
[12:50] <Syka> Ubee: However, in services, is the musical thing
[12:50] <usr13_> aytekin: dpkg -L package-name   or   ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/package-name
[12:51] <Syka> Ubee: Sorry! Startup applications
[12:51] <Syka> Ubee: The script is /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play --id="desktop-login" --description="GNOME Login"
[12:51] <jmartelatpapirux> Is there any person who knows about PSP Homebrew?
[12:51] <aytekin> usr13, do you know about aria2
[12:51] <metalfan_> usr13, nice. it  worked. thx
[12:51] <usr13_> aytekin:  apt-cache search keyword-here  #to get exact package name, if you don't know it...
[12:51] <DrOnline> remoteCTRL1: good to know, though I have no dm-crypt experience, so I don't have any neat hacks to speed up your backups
[12:52] <ntemis> it starts to burn and fails
[12:52] <Syka> Ubee: Just go to System > Preferences > Startup Applications and add that as a startup app
[12:52] <Archades> theres a mobile edition of ubuntu apparently, i'd like to try it on my virtualbox under windows,would i only need the "usb image" ?
[12:52] <remoteCTRL1> DrOnline: well there wont be any... crypt is consuming loads of cpu capacity during backups, i see no way arround this...
[12:53] <jmartelatpapirux> Is there any person who knows about PSP Homebrew?
[12:53] <Syka> jmartelatpapirux: This is for Ubuntu, not PSP homebrews. sorry
[12:53] <aytekin> usr13, thx
[12:53] <usr13_> aytekin: All I know about aria2 is what apt-cache has told me, "apt-cache search aria2  - High speed download utility
[12:54] <usr13_> metalfan_: NP
[12:54] <jmartelatpapirux> Yes, but I prefer wget.
[12:54] <jmartelatpapirux> it is more lightweight.
[12:54] <aytekin> usr13, ok i ve found aria2-1.4.1.tar.bz2 pkg
[12:55] <Noobbb> hey 100Mbps vs 1000Mbps
[12:55] <aytekin> i ve tried to install but i couldnt
[12:55] <Noobbb> I have a gigabit card but it only displays 100Mbps option
[12:56] <Noobbb> it has gigabit in the name
[12:56] <Noobbb> Broadcom 570x Gigabit
[12:56] <aytekin> firstly i ve unpacked it
[12:56] <Seifer> i can setup bnc on ubuntu via Virtual Pc ?¿
[12:56] <Syka> Noobbb: That's because your PC is connected to a 100mbit router/hub
[12:56] <Pici> aytekin: Is there a reason you're trying to install from source rather than from the repositories?
[12:56] <aytekin> with cd command to enter file
[12:56] <bn43> Hi I'm having a weird problem on a new jaunty installation with a Haewei e220 3g modem - on startup modem connects fine but if physically disconnect and try and connect again, it does not work
[12:56] <cyberghoser1> Noobbb, gigabit is the manufacturer not the speed :)
[12:57] <Syka> Noobbb: It will only go 100Mbps, as you can't send a hundred cars down a ten car road
[12:57] <Syka> cyberghoser1: Actually no, Broadcom is the manufacturer
[12:57] <aytekin> sorry man but i couldnt find it in my repository
[12:57] <cyberghoser1> oh realy
[12:57] <cyberghoser1> my bad :)
[12:57] <Syka> cyberghoser1: Yes, Gigabit is BASE1000-T
[12:57] <usr13_> aytekin:  what are you installing?
[12:57] <bn43> dmesg says error on /dev/ttyUSB1 and 2 - on startup, it is USB0 and USB1
[12:57] <cyberghoser1> but 100mbps is still normal
[12:58] <aytekin> i am trying to install aria2
[12:58] <Syka> cyberghoser1: Most consumer hubs/routers are. But trust me, there is a MASSIVE difference when your talking servers.
[12:58] <usr13_> aytekin: Are you sure it is not in the repositories?
[12:58] <Syka> aytekin: Why are you doing that? wget will do the job, so will the FF addin DownThemAll
[12:58] <usr13_> aytekin: apt-cache search aria
[12:58] <Archades> which version of ubuntu would be suited for an incar PC?
[12:58] <Pici> !info aria2 | aytekin
[12:59] <aytekin> now i ve checked on the terminal
[12:59] <Seifer> i can setup bnc on ubuntu via Virtual Pc ?¿
[12:59] <bullgard4> What is meant by "official tags" in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/ekiga?
[12:59] <usr13_> aytekin: Maybe your soruces.list needs adjustment.
[12:59] <Dulak> Archades: I actually have a mini atx system in my car that runs slax off cdrom, mainly so it can be read entirely into ram and I dont' have to have a hdd
[12:59] <JoelR> Hi, i am installing ubuntu 9.0.4 but i don't see in partitioning to create partitions with LVM, how do i do that?=
[13:00] <Dulak> Archades: if you want a hdd, make sure you go with a SSD device, regular harddrives get trashed in a car VERY fast.
[13:00] <Archades> ah ok, i saw unbuntu mobile and thought it might be quite good,
[13:00] <magentar> Seifer, it will probably run better in VirtualBox, dunno about VirtualPC though
[13:00] <usr13_> aytekin: enable universe
[13:00] <sarthorks> Has anyone tried EviaCam?
[13:00] <Pici> bullgard4: Thats a better question for #launchpad or #ubuntu-bugs
[13:00] <bazhang> JoelR, the alternate cd has that option iirc
[13:00] <Seifer> [magentar] VirtualBox ?¿
[13:00] <JoelR> ok thanks
[13:00] <Seifer> hmmmmmmm
[13:00] <bassliner> is there an easy way to create desktop notifications like those being used by notification-daemon from shell scripts that do not disappear until i click on them?
[13:00] <Archades> the mobile versions would work with the 7inch touchscreens im guessing too?
[13:00] <aytekin> waite a minute i ll try to research it in synaptic pack
[13:00] <bullgard4> Pici: Ok. Thank you.
[13:01] <Seifer> [magentar] VirtualBox work on Windows 7 ?¿
[13:01] <bassliner> i want a periodic reminder every day at the same time
[13:01] <magentar> Seifer, it's free. yes it does
[13:01] <Syka> bassliner: Look at Mumble. That may do it for you.
[13:01] <bazhang> Archades, the netbook remix? yes
[13:01] <bassliner> Syka: thank you!
[13:01] <bazhang> Archades, oh the touchscreens
[13:01] <Archades> dunno if it's netbook, says mobile:P
[13:01] <bazhang> Archades, that might be the MID then
[13:01] <Dulak> Archades: I don't use the ubuntu mobile on mine, like I said I don't have a hdd, it boots from cd and copies the entire system to ram
[13:01] <bassliner> Syka: hm. that's a voip client.
[13:01] <Archades> yeah mid
[13:01] <Dulak> Archades: but I imagine a 7" screen should work with whatever
[13:01] <Syka> bassliner: Mumbles? You sure?
[13:02] <Syka> bassliner: http://www.mumbles-project.org/
[13:02] <Archades> yeah i'd team it up with a SSD, would like a gui to run pretty much everything with touchscreen
[13:02] <bassliner> ah
[13:02] <bassliner> Syka: thanks
[13:02] <bazhang> Archades, not sure that the MID is finished yet
[13:02] <Syka> bassliner: Mumbles may have a stay-forever option. May just be easier to set up a cron job with a Python script that makes a popup
[13:02] <aytekin> yeah my mistake i ve found it
[13:02] <norgus> I have possibly a rather stupid question (sorry) ._.
[13:03] <Archades> doh, lol im downloading the "karmic" one to try in virtualpc
[13:03] <Archades> err virtual box
[13:03] <norgus> is it ok to add karmic sources to a jaunty install?
[13:03] <livingdaylight> hi
[13:03] <aytekin> thank you all people especially pici and usr13
[13:03] <bazhang> Archades, ah the karmic may have it, but that is early alpha iirc
[13:03] <livingdaylight> question on sudo: as far as i recall when i used sudo <command> in the past i'd simply be prompted for the password. However, i get sudo: unable to resolve host r2d2 in reply immediately followed by the usual [sudo] password for livingdaylight: prompt, anyone know why?
[13:03] <Archades> ah ok
[13:03] <bazhang> norgus, very bad idea
[13:03] <norgus> ah ok, thanks
[13:03] <aytekin> and ubboto
[13:03] <Archades> im curious just to see the features they have in it for media playing, etc
[13:03] <jrib> livingdaylight: pastebin /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname
[13:03] <wbc> How may I record wave out ("What you hear") in Ubuntu Jaunty?
[13:04] <bazhang> norgus, what package do you need
[13:04] <livingdaylight> jrib, ok
[13:04] <livingdaylight> !paste
[13:04] <norgus> I should just wait till the application I want is either put in jaunty or wait till I can upgrade to karmic?
[13:04] <norgus> http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/i386/xpra/download
[13:04] <norgus> I want xpra
[13:04] <bazhang> norgus, depends,backports might have it, let me check
[13:05] <norgus> sounds rather usefull, screen-like functionality for x-apps
[13:06] <livingdaylight> jrib, /etc/hosts http://paste.ubuntu.com/206201/
[13:06] <bazhang> http://www.mail-archive.com/parti-discuss@partiwm.org/msg00245.html norgus check that
[13:06] <bullgard4> Pici: Topic of #ubuntu-bugs: "User support (not related to triage) is in #ubuntu." Hehe.
[13:07] <Pici> bullgard4: Your question is related to triage
[13:07] <norgus> bazhang, thanks, I'll have a read
[13:07] <jrib> livingdaylight: add " r2d2" to the end of line 22 in the pastebin
[13:08] <livingdaylight> http://pastebin.ubuntu-uk.org/54284 jrib
[13:08] <livingdaylight> jrib, i see
[13:08] <ntemis> !burning
[13:08] <Syka> ah huh! the bug is here!
[13:08] <livingdaylight> jrib, how did you already know r2d2 is my hostname?
[13:08] <Archades> !touchscreen
[13:08] <Syka> Whenever I use dAmn chat (Flash), gnome-panel stops responding!
[13:08] <jrib> livingdaylight: your error message
[13:08] <Archades> :(
[13:09] <ntemis> am experiencing burning problems with brasero
[13:09] <ntemis> can anyone tell me how to update to v0.27.3?
[13:09] <ikonia> ntemis: it's best to use the versions that are in the ubuntu repos
[13:10] <Dulak> are you sure the problem is brasero and not a driver issue for your burner?
[13:10] <ntemis> ikonia: 2.6.1 is not working for me
[13:10] <ntemis> it fails
[13:10] <ikonia> I appreciate that, but it's better to stick with the ubuntu versions
[13:10] <livingdaylight> jrib, like this? 127.0.0.1  localhost r2d2
[13:10] <ntemis> i cannot use brasero in current state
[13:10] <sipior> ikonia: it's better to stick with something that doesn't work? uh...what?
[13:10] <ntemis> so i need to build from source the new one
[13:11] <sipior> ikonia: classic linux support answer though, extra points for that ;-)
[13:11] <ntemis> thumps up to sipior
[13:11] <jrib> livingdaylight: sure
[13:11] <ntemis> i can work ok in k3b
[13:11] <ntemis> but i am used to brasero
[13:11] <progre55> hi people! I have ubuntu on my laptop, and the screen resolution is 1280x800(16x10). I want to pair it with a samsung monitor (syncmaster 226bw), but the monitor's resolution is 1680x1050(16x10), and when I click "Apply", it asks me to automatically set a virtual resolution in the xorg.conf. But when I restart, I cant see anything but the mouse pointer. Any suggestions, please?
[13:11] <jrib> ntemis: "it fails" is a bit vague
[13:12] <ntemis> in 8.04 i had zero problems
[13:12] <ntemis> can i sent you a log file/files?
[13:12] <ntemis> i destroyed lots of cds
[13:12] <livingdaylight> jrib, you star - thank you
[13:12] <jrib> !pastebin | ntemis
[13:12] <jrib> livingdaylight: no problem
[13:12] <ntemis> ok
[13:13] <ntemis> give me a minute to start a burn
[13:13] <bullgard4> Pici: I indeed got a satisfactory answer there.
[13:14] <progre55> and damn, what the hack is wrong with my connection.. the irc says: "[14:12] [Mode] services. has changed your personal modes: +e " and I'm no longer logged in..
[13:15] <Pici> progre55: We don't control this irc network, if you need help the best place to ask is #freenode
[13:15] <progre55> okay :)
[13:15] <progre55> so, I have ubuntu on my laptop, and the screen resolution is 1280x800(16x10). I want to pair it with a samsung monitor (syncmaster 226bw), but the monitor's resolution is 1680x1050(16x10), and when I click "Apply", it asks me to automatically set a virtual resolution in the xorg.conf. But when I restart, I cant see anything but the mouse pointer. Any suggestions, please?
[13:16] <progre55> sorry for re-asking the question, it's just, I was reconnected by the server several times =(
[13:17] <ntemis> ok here it is
[13:17] <ntemis> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206208/
[13:18] <ntemis> anyone that can help me i will apriciate the efford
[13:18] <progre55> well, say, I have set up this samsung monitor on its own, but when I open a dark window (e.g. terminal) it fades even more and almost nothing is visible. I cant control the brightness. Is it the monitor bug or the ubuntu bug?
[13:19] <GenericNode> progre55: try another OS?
[13:19] <bassliner> Syka: thanks, what i've been looking for is libnotify-bin and the binary is called "notify-send" :-)
[13:19] <Syka> bassliner: Ah. Looks good :P
[13:20] <progre55> GenericNode, I've got only ubuntu for now.. and wouldnt like to install anything else =)
[13:20] <ntemis> any thoughts?
[13:20] <ntemis> jrib:?
[13:21] <GenericNode> progre55: Do you have another computer you can try it on then? Or even try a LiveCD of another distro.
[13:21] <jrib> ntemis: yes?
[13:21] <ntemis> did you check the pastebin link?
[13:21] <GenericNode> progre55: beyond that, what video card do you have? i only know nvidia world, but the nvidia-settings has controls for all the settings you could want
[13:21] <ntemis> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206208/
[13:22] <GenericNode> i imagine ati has a similar tool
[13:22] <ntemis> brasero always fails on me
[13:22] <jrib> ntemis: did you check bugs.ubuntu.com?
[13:22] <bassliner> Syka: yeah, it pretty much works painless with crontab like 30 13 * * *     DISPLAY=:0 notify-send -t 3600000 Alarm '13:30 o clock! This is a reminder!'
[13:22] <ntemis> yes
[13:22] <ntemis> its there
[13:22] <maq7> yuruy
[13:22] <bassliner> Syka: that's awesome
[13:22] <rrajaratnam> hi, how do i enable window transparency toggling?
[13:22] <jrib> ntemis: and?
[13:22] <ntemis> no fix
[13:22] <GenericNode> ntemis: brasero IS fail ;-)
[13:22] <maq7> yuyu
[13:22] <progre55> GenericNode, 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[13:22] <ntemis> no fix given
[13:22] <ntemis> i need new version
[13:22] <jrib> ntemis: is there a bug?
[13:22] <progre55> GenericNode, actually, I've tried macOS, and it works fine..
[13:22] <ntemis> 2.7.3
[13:22] <ntemis> YES
[13:22] <bassliner> last time i tried brasero, my load went up to 6, breaking 3 blank cdr's.
[13:22] <jrib> ntemis: link?
[13:22] <bassliner> reproducable
[13:22] <jrib> !who | ntemis
[13:22] <ntemis> ok wait
[13:25] <RhysM> irc.freenode.net
[13:26] <ntemis> jrib: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=471181
[13:26] <RhysM> Hi Guys, I just installed Ubuntu and when i tried to boot from the Hard Disk Drive which i performed the successful installation of 9.04 on, it tells me theres no operating system please insert ..... The board is an Asus p5kc and this is the first time Ive tried ubunto or linux on this particular machine.
[13:26] <jrib> ntemis: that's not bugs.ubuntu.com
[13:26] <rski> RhysM: change in bios wich HDD it boots from first
[13:27] <RhysM> I have done that
[13:27] <RhysM> Im a tech (windows) daily
[13:27] <rski> i guess grub could have installed wrongly somehow
[13:27] <rski> the bootloader
[13:27] <Balthier> hi people
[13:27] <RhysM> Just tried a reinstall
[13:27] <rski> hi
[13:28] <Balthier> im having some problens with the amsn
[13:28] <RhysM> Hello, and yes the boot loader was my thoughts aswell be 2x in a row
[13:28] <RhysM> But*** 2 x in a row?
[13:29] <Balthier> it doesnt enter
[13:29] <hellesar> join #ubuntu.it
[13:29] <Balthier> can someone help me
[13:29] <GenericNode> Balthier, what do you mean, 'it doesnt enter'?
[13:30] <GenericNode> It won't login? or it won't let you type your login info?
[13:30] <ntemis> jrib: http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg566625.html
[13:30] <Balthier> doesnt enter
[13:30] <GenericNode> uhm
[13:30] <ntemis> jrib: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cdrkit/+bug/226650
[13:31] <ntemis> jrib: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cdrkit/+bug/107316
[13:31] <ntemis> jrib: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cdrkit/+bug/149076
[13:31] <Balthier> it not connect to a server
[13:31] <ntemis> need more
[13:31] <jrib> ntemis: well the first one you linked me to has a workaround
[13:31] <ntemis> like?
[13:32] <jrib> ntemis: notice they aren't brasero bugs
[13:32] <jrib> ntemis: read the comments
[13:32] <Balthier> erro appears
[13:32] <sipior> Balthier: the level of help you receive is strongly correlated with the amount of detail and context you provide...
[13:32] <aytekin> hello
[13:32] <aytekin> i ve installed aria2
[13:33] <Balthier> ok....
[13:33] <jrib> ntemis: and the second one has people with problems on k3b so I'm not sure any of these are what you are actually experiencing
[13:33] <aytekin> now ı ve quested some exmples on internet for
[13:34] <ntemis> dont know what to paste from log to fing out the same
[13:34] <Balthier> every time i try use the amsn
[13:34] <Balthier> it dont open
[13:34] <Balthier> appears erro
[13:34] <ntemis> anyway i need the new version so it might remove the bugs
[13:34] <johnrdavisjr> what is everyones experience with skype-call-recorder?
[13:34] <aytekin> just i ve found when torrent file on harddrive
[13:35] <ntemis> i will compile it from source instead of trying to fix the unfixable
[13:35] <Balthier> cannot conect to a server
[13:35] <Balthier> and never open.....
[13:36] <aytekin> by using aria2c --max-upload-limit=40K file.torrent
[13:37] <aytekin> and then i am trying to download as said
[13:37] <aytekin> bu it didnt work
[13:38] <Balthier> someone speaks portuguese
[13:39] <sipior> !pt > Balthier
[13:39] <aytekin> is there any Turk
[13:39] <rrajaratnam> hey how do I manage the window effects in ubuntu? I'm looking for a way to toggle the transparency of a window dynamically.
[13:41] <johnrdavisjr> does anyone have any good suggestions for recording skype conversations?
[13:41] <traemccombs> hey guys, I need to set my machine up to send out mail it recieves...  I simply want to send any local mail out to our mailserver but don't want to have to install or setup a full-on mail server.  any ideas on how to do this quick and easy, and furthermore, any tutorials on how to do this?
[13:41] <johnrdavisjr> I am going to start producing a podcast and need to record all skype conversations
[13:41] <grawity> rrajaratnam: compizconfig-settings-manager
[13:41] <johnrdavisjr> any help is appriciated
[13:42] <axscode> hi im using ubuntu, my /dev/sda1 is automatically mounted by the system. how i may be able to disable this automounting?
[13:43] <aytekin> does anyone have any good suggestion to use aria2 to download to a torrent file from my hard drive
[13:43] <topramen> IS ANYONE HERE FAMILIAR WITH BRASERO CD/DVD BURING SOFTWARE?
[13:43] <joaopinto> !CAPS | topramen
[13:43] <topramen> ok sorry
[13:44] <tafsen> Does anyone know of good voice communication program that supports push-to-talk?
[13:44] <joaopinto> aytekin, does aria2 support torrents ?
[13:44] <ntemis> No package 'unique-1.0' found
[13:45] <The_Dude_2003> hi :)
[13:45] <The_Dude_2003> I installed ubuntu last night onto my macbook (OS-X and Windows XP were already installed and running)
[13:45] <The_Dude_2003> -> OS-X and Ubuntu work just fine
[13:45] <The_Dude_2003> -> I had to change the boot.ini partition-number for win-xp to "boot up" at all
[13:45] <The_Dude_2003> Now: It crashes after the Windows XP Logo shows up (10 seconds or so)
[13:45] <FloodBot2> The_Dude_2003: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:45] <The_Dude_2003> It also crashes if I select any of the Safety Boot
[13:45] <ntemis> what do i need to install?
[13:45] <aytekin> yeah i ve found tutorial site it says it will
[13:45] <mwas> How do I rotate desktop panel
[13:45] <aytekin> wait a minute
[13:45] <aytekin> i ll give the site ı ve seen
[13:45] <joaopinto> ntemis, libunique-dev
[13:45] <mebitek> hello!!!
[13:45] <aytekin> http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/aria2/wiki/UsageExample
[13:46] <The_Dude_2003> hi
[13:46] <mwas> ﻿How do I rotate desktop panel  please. answer
[13:46] <ntemis> thanks joaopinto!
[13:46] <The_Dude_2003> I installed ubuntu last night onto my macbook (OS-X and Windows XP were already installed and running)
[13:46] <GenericNode> yes
[13:46] <The_Dude_2003> -> OS-X and Ubuntu work just fine
[13:46] <The_Dude_2003> -> I had to change the boot.ini partition-number for win-xp to "boot up" at all
[13:46] <aytekin> it gives a command "aria2 -u40K file.torrent
[13:46] <The_Dude_2003> Now: It crashes after the Windows XP Logo shows up (10 seconds or so) It also crashes if I select any of the Safety Boot
[13:46] <The_Dude_2003> any ideas?
[13:47] <aytekin> i ve tried many times
[13:47] <mwas> any ideas how to rotate ubuntu desktop panel ???
[13:47] <mebitek> The_Dude_2003: uninstall windows definitively
[13:47] <aytekin> it didnt work
[13:48] <GenericNode> The_Dude_2003, you aren't likely to find the help you are looking for in here...
[13:48] <cyberghoser1> The_Dude_2003, this is not a windows support channel
[13:48] <GenericNode> see?
[13:48] <axscode> how to disable auto mounting of known drives via command line?
[13:48] <The_Dude_2003> GenericNode: i thought, that maybe ubuntu could've been responsible
[13:48] <GenericNode> it could be
[13:48] <cyberghoser1> The_Dude_2003, maybe grub ?
[13:48] <johnrdavisjr> anyone have any idea how to record skype audio and video in ubuntu 9.04?
[13:48] <mebitek> mwas: there is little google application to make roteate with gesture: mwas: install brightside
[13:49] <GenericNode> but these guys are more likely to flame you for using windows
[13:49] <GenericNode> ;-)
[13:49] <JoelR> I am trying to add my GPG Key to Evolution so that i can sign and encrypt mails. but when i try to send one email it says me that it failed because the public key was not found that i may need to choose different options, wtf?
[13:49] <Jimi_Neutral> The_Dude_2003, try #windows as well
[13:49] <aytekin> it seems there is no any suggestion to use aria2
[13:49] <The_Dude_2003> i know
[13:49] <cyberghoser1> GenericNode, no one is flaming here, we support ubuntu not windows that's all
[13:49] <The_Dude_2003> Jimi_Neutral:  already did GenericNode answered me already ^^
[13:50] <mauriziog> \list
[13:50] <Jimi_Neutral> The_Dude_2003, ah sorry, didnt see him answer
[13:50] <The_Dude_2003> well how do I check, if grub is configered right?
[13:50] <cyberghoser1> The_Dude_2003, it can't be grub at all because you said after the win logo so its a win problem
[13:50] <The_Dude_2003> cyberghoser1: ah ok
[13:51] <The_Dude_2003> then I'll withdraw my question :)
[13:51] <mebitek> The_Dude_2003: why have windows and ubuntu? i think u can need only ubuntu for all ur purphose
[13:51] <The_Dude_2003> mebitek: work
[13:51] <GenericNode> heh
[13:51] <aytekin> hello
[13:51] <mebitek> me too, but i have a virtualized moachine with windows for work
[13:51] <mebitek> u suggest u to virtualize winzozz
[13:51] <aytekin> how can i use aria2
[13:52] <GenericNode> i suggest spellcheck.
[13:52] <aytekin> any good sugestion
[13:52] <FrEaKmAn_> any ideas where is googledesktop tray icon located?
[13:52] <axscode> how to disable auto mounting of known drives via command line?
[13:53] <aytekin> ok i got it there is any suggestion
[13:54] <aytekin> no suggestion
[13:54] <JuJuBee> How do I get kubuntu to read the SD card when I insert into my printer?
[13:55] <JuJuBee> I have an HP Phtotosmart C7280 with card reader built in.
[13:55] <Severity1> axscode, automounted drives are defined in /etc/fstab
[13:55] <Severity1> axscode, try commenting out the drives you dont want to auto mount
[13:56] <tscmga> hell, my computer x4500 ,has problem with blender
[13:56] <tscmga> intel x4500 has problem with blender
[13:57] <tscmga> any human has same problem with me ?
[13:57]  * pingu join ubuntu-de
[13:57] <tscmga> intel x4500 has problem with blender , any human has the same problem ?
[13:57] <tscmga> blender is wrong
[13:58] <tscmga> i think this is a driver but
[13:58] <tscmga> bug
[13:58] <tscmga> but i don't know who has x4500 has the same problem with me
[13:58] <michele_> ciao
[13:58] <mebitek> ciao
[13:58] <mebitek> which kind of problem tscmga ?
[13:59] <tscmga> blender has many buttons , and they didn't display icon
[13:59] <tscmga> no icon
[13:59] <mebitek> ur grafhic card have no problem
[14:00] <mebitek> i think that is blender that have some problems
[14:00] <tscmga> and a part of the screen did't clear
[14:00] <mebitek> try to reinstall blender
[14:00] <mebitek> or try to install blender from sources
[14:00] <tscmga> mebitek,  you have the same intel x4500?
[14:00] <tscmga> i an running Linux tscmga-laptop 2.6.30-020630rc7-generic #020630rc7 SMP Sun May 24 01:38:23 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[14:01] <ikonia> tscmga: that's not an ubuntu looking kernel
[14:01] <mebitek> no tscmga but ur described problem is not related to graphik card
[14:02] <mebitek> which blender version tscmga ?
[14:02] <tscmga> mebitek, no it is relate to graphic card
[14:02] <ikonia> tscmga: that doesn't look like an ubuntu kernel
[14:02] <Dekko> Hello everybody.
[14:02] <tscmga> 2.49a
[14:02] <mebitek> why tscmga thinks in that way?
[14:02] <Intrep|d> Hi
[14:02] <agoo> Hallo, does someone know how to view a HTML document as a ready webpage in Bluefish? Clicking on the earth button makes nothing.
[14:02] <tscmga> ikonia, it is not a ubuntn kernel , but i am using ubuntu
[14:03] <ikonia> tscmga: the custom kernel makes it harder to support
[14:03] <tscmga> mebitek, i change to old kernel ,
[14:03] <Intrep|d> I am running Ubuntu Server on a VirtualBox on my XP windows, is it possible to enable services like ssh, dns, apache to the outside world from thre
[14:03] <Intrep|d> Virtualbox
[14:03] <tscmga> i change to old kerenel ,and see
[14:03] <tscmga> bye
[14:04] <Dekko> I have a couple of questions :) First off... is there ANY way for me to modify a install CD or DVD of Ubuntu 9.04 to have nvidias proprietary graphics driver enabled when booting? I can't get into the desktop on my best computer (the primary system if you will).... it has a Geforce 9600GT 512 MB card.
[14:04] <ikonia> tscmga: it would be better to use the old "stable" kernel
[14:04] <mebitek> tscmga: also my fresh blender installation have some wrong icon and a fake area
[14:04] <sobersabre> hi I think my xorg is misconfigured, although direct rendering is on.
[14:04] <sobersabre> I have intel based card with this lspci output:
[14:04] <sobersabre> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[14:04] <sobersabre> when running glxinfo | grep -i render
[14:04] <Dekko> Second question: What can be done about low sound volume in Linux? (Compared to Windows or OS X)? Is there a setting that needs to be changed?
[14:05] <johnrdavisjr> anyone have any good suggestions for recording skype and or video with ubuntu 9.04?
[14:05] <sobersabre> I am getting these 2 lines:
[14:05] <Titan8990> sobersabre, I don't think you even need a xorg.conf with that card
[14:05] <sobersabre> 1. direct rendering: Yes
[14:05] <sobersabre> 2. OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer
[14:05] <sobersabre> when running glxgears, it prints out ~ 11 FPS, which kinda SUX big time.
[14:06] <sobersabre> I remember having on the very same machine much more fPS with older versions of ubuntu.
[14:06] <defrysk> intel sucks on 904
[14:06] <sobersabre> defrysk: what has changed ?
[14:06] <Dekko> sombersabre: I get 985 FPS :)
[14:06] <GenericNode> how about just 'intel sucks'?
[14:06] <sobersabre> can I enable some kind of better driver ?
[14:06] <defrysk> the version sucks
[14:06] <sobersabre> Dekko: on which card ?
[14:07] <GenericNode> defrysk, you can install the nvidia driver, but it wont do you much good :-)
[14:07] <defrysk> there is an older version available in a ppa repo somewhere, one sec
[14:07] <Dekko> Sombersabre: Geforce 6600GT, 256 MB. Can be found VERY CHEAP now used.
[14:07] <sobersabre> Dekko: and I'm talking about glxgears in full screen.
[14:07] <ntemis> ok confirmed! it was a bug into brasero
[14:07] <sobersabre> Dekko: does it fit into the laptop too ?
[14:07] <ntemis> new version burns ok
[14:07] <Dekko> sombresabre how do I switch to full screen?
[14:07] <ntemis> so if anyone need some help my advice is use 0.2.7.3 brasero
[14:08] <ntemis> burns sweet!
[14:08] <sobersabre> Dekko: are you using any kind of windows manager ?
[14:08] <tscmga> hi, is this a standard kernel
[14:08] <Dekko> Nautilus/Gnome.
[14:08] <tscmga> Linux tscmga-laptop 2.6.30-candela #1 SMP Sat Jun 27 20:00:03 CST 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[14:08] <masterkernel> tscmga: no
[14:08] <masterkernel> tscmga: that's a kernelcheck kernel
[14:08] <ntemis> jrip: latest brasero fixes the issues
[14:08] <sobersabre> Dekko: if you do, many of them use to draw buttons around the windows, one of which is usually "Maximize".
[14:08] <mebitek> u need something like 2.6.28.13-generic
[14:08] <sobersabre> Dekko: Nautilus is a file manager.
[14:08] <sobersabre> do you mean GNOME/Metacity ?
[14:09] <tscmga> how to install the standard and latest kernel?
[14:09] <Dekko> sombresabre: I do get 107 fps in fullscreen.
[14:09] <ntemis> sipior: you was right like me 2 thumps up
[14:09] <dimedo> any idea how i can enable the bass redirection of my audigy 4 card on alsa/pulseaudio? i know it worked sometime before jaunty but i don't remember how to do it?
[14:09] <mebitek> tscmga: i have ATI card and also my blender sucks
[14:09] <masterkernel> tscmga: the standard kernel ends in -generic, kernelcheck kernels are the latest and end in -candela
[14:09] <mebitek> so i think that is another kind of probleme
[14:09] <defrysk> sobersabre, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/intel-graphics-performance-guide-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[14:09] <sobersabre> defrysk: thanks man.
[14:09] <ntemis> jaopinto: thanks for the configure help given
[14:09] <johnrdavisjr> I have a 4870 and have no problems at all with any program
[14:10] <tscmga> mebitek, thank you .
[14:10] <tscmga> ok, i reboot to generic kerenl
[14:10]  * tscmga bye
[14:10] <ntemis> joaopinto: thanks for the configure help given
[14:10] <defrysk> sobersabre, this is the wiki way https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[14:10] <joaopinto> ntemis, np :)
[14:10] <elkuro> bonjour
[14:11] <takeitbythehand> some of the stuff in that intel graphic guide is out of date.. eg. in the latest build of the driver in xorg-edgers the options they say to put in xorg.conf are deprecated
[14:11] <ntemis> confirmed: brasero 0.2.7.3 burns ok no errors and no more coasters!
[14:11] <defrysk> sobersabre, the wiki way is better imo but opt for the older driver , not the newer
[14:11] <^Phantom^> I FOUND the problem.
[14:11] <Kartagis> !m4a
[14:11] <d1gital> i am a little confused as to why /root is owned by '500'.. what does this mean? is it safe to chown it to root?
[14:11] <ntemis> i had to compile libburn latest version also
[14:11] <sobersabre> defrysk: which wiki do you have in mind ?
[14:12] <sobersabre> ubuntu wiki ?
[14:12] <^Phantom^> It has something to do with Myth Backend Setup.  Every time I run that, it terminates something, with STOPS the constant hard disk grinding.
[14:12] <defrysk> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[14:12] <elkuro> hello
[14:12] <matrixblue> d1gital, 500 means read and execute
[14:12] <ntemis> to have libburnia plugins enabled
[14:12] <defrysk> that one sobersabre
[14:12] <ntemis> just some info on that if anyone tried to make from source
[14:12] <mwas> ﻿mebitek: does not work :-(
[14:12] <^Phantom^> How do I get rid of mythbackend?
[14:12] <mebitek> mwas?
[14:12] <pt1989> hi
[14:12] <matrixblue> d1gital, read and execute by the owner only I mean
[14:13] <ntemis> thanks guys
[14:13] <d1gital> matrixblue: it's not chmodded 500, it's owner is the user 500
[14:13] <pt1989> where can  i get Autoprofiler plugin for Pidgin ?
[14:13] <ntemis> bye
[14:13] <Kartagis> pt1989, www.pidgin.im most probably
[14:13] <tscmga> Linux tscmga-laptop 2.6.28-12-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Fri May 1 19:27:06 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[14:13] <matrixblue> d1gital, that could be the user ID for root
[14:13] <tscmga> this a standar kerenl
[14:13] <mebitek> is good tscmga
[14:13] <mebitek> yeah
[14:13] <lord_vavan> всем здрям
[14:13] <^Phantom^> Here's my issue.  Mythbackend is making my hard drive grind CONSTANTLY!  How do I get rid of it?  I don't see it in add/remove...
[14:13] <sobersabre> defrysk: thanks, I'm there.
[14:14] <mebitek> mwas what doesn't work?
[14:14] <pt1989> Kartagis, it is not an official plugin
[14:14] <scunizi> !ru | lord_vavan
[14:14] <pt1989> i couldn't find it ther
[14:14] <tscmga> mebitek, it still has the problem
[14:14] <matrixblue> d1gital, check your /etc/shadow file
[14:14] <pt1989> here is project but there is no repo afaik
[14:14] <d1gital> # cat /etc/passwd | grep rootrnroot:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
[14:14] <mebitek> i think that u must find something bout blender and intel cards
[14:14] <pt1989> http://sourceforge.net/projects/autoprofile/
[14:14] <legend2440> ^Phantom^: open synaptic its in there and called  mythtv-backend
[14:14] <tscmga> mebitek,  some games are good. most quake
[14:14] <nq1> hello, i'm nqe
[14:15] <^Phantom^> it came up with mythtv-theme-mythbuntu
[14:15] <grawity> d1gital: btw, 'grep root /etc/passwd' is better than using cat |
[14:15] <^Phantom^> legend2440: is that the one I uncheck?
[14:15] <tscmga> mebitek,  i don't unstand "bout"
[14:15] <nq1> does 'make' has some sort of cache it can use?
[14:15] <Hodapp> 'make' does nothing like that
[14:15] <matrixblue> d1gital, do you see a 500 user in there?
[14:15] <Hodapp> but ccache might be what you want
[14:16] <nq1>  it should
[14:16] <Hodapp> why should it? it's make.
[14:16] <d1gital> matrixblue: grep 500 /etc/passwd returns nothing.
[14:16] <^Phantom^> oh there it is
[14:16] <^Phantom^> thankies
[14:16] <nq1> doesn't make check availability of files & settings?
[14:16] <nq1> takes ling time checking stuff
[14:17] <mebitek> tscmga (bout = about)ù
[14:17] <Dr_Willis> make does what the makefiles tell it todo.
[14:17] <matrixblue> d1gital, sudo cat /etc/shadow
[14:17] <^Phantom^> oh my gosh thank you so much, legend2440 !!!!
[14:17] <mebitek> tscmga: your card is working well with all other apps?
[14:17] <^Phantom^> w00t
[14:17] <Hodapp> nq1: things like autoconf and configure scripts do this.
[14:17] <d1gital> matrixblue: no 500 at all.
[14:17] <tscmga> en.quake, and all quake are ok
[14:17] <nq1> understand, wouldn't it be handy if it would standardize some checks, hash them & query the hashes?
[14:17] <legend2440> ^Phantom^: your welcome
[14:17] <FrEaKmAn_> if I change tray icon (sound icon) should it update automatically in panel or I must logout/login?
[14:18] <mebitek> so i think that is a blender probleme my friend
[14:18] <tscmga> tremouse ,nextize,  cube
[14:18] <tscmga> all ok
[14:18] <Dr_Willis> The  purpose  of the make utility is to determine automatically which pieces of a large pro‐ gram need to be recompiled, and issue the commands to recompile them.
[14:18] <mebitek> ur ptoblem is with full screen blender?
[14:18] <Dr_Willis> (from man make)
[14:18] <JoelR> I am trying to add my GPG Key to Evolution so that i can sign and encrypt mails. but when i try to send one email it says me that it failed because the public key was not found that i may need to choose different options, wtf?
[14:18] <^Phantom^> The constant grinding is GONE!  I'm so happy.
[14:18] <d1gital> matrixblue: i guess i'll just chown it to root and see what happens. it's not really a big deal, logcheck's just complaining about it
[14:18] <^Phantom^> Goodnight!
[14:18] <nq1> I do understand.
[14:19] <nq1> but it takes long time doing it's initial checks
[14:19] <matrixblue> d1gital, okay my guess is someone wanted to use chmod and used chown by mistake
[14:19] <tscmga> but a nehe lesson with sdl not ok . and a new game , not ok . blender is running is window model
[14:19] <tscmga> i am using fvwm
[14:19] <tscmga> en.  i change to gnome ,
[14:19]  * tscmga bye
[14:19] <mebitek> can you try full screen mode and look if probleme still exist?
[14:19] <d1gital> matrixblue: probably what happened.. =]  although the group is set to 501 =S
[14:19] <Hodapp> nq1: what initial checks does make do?
[14:20] <mebitek> and if u can, try to disable all eycandy as compiz or something like that
[14:20] <nq1> since I suspect loads of these checks are similar in other programs, would it not save some time to standardize the check, create a hash of the check & then hash the hashes & then query the hash, to see which conditions do not match.
[14:20] <pv2b> I just installed Ubuntu on a machine here with an nforce2 chipset for the sound I believe, and sound seems to be mostly working, except sometimes when quitting or starting sound based apps you'll get loud static for a few seconds. anything I can try?
[14:21] <nq1> like: checking for gawk... gawk
[14:21] <nq1> checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... yes
[14:21] <nq1> checking whether to enable maintainer-specific portions of Makefiles... no
[14:21] <nq1> checking for gcc... gcc
[14:21] <FloodBot2> nq1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> nq1:  that looks like ./configure output to me.
[14:21] <mebitek> nq1 try to reconfigure alsa
[14:21] <nq1> wow, how stupid can I be..
[14:22] <x-ip> hi, how can i umount /var in ubuntu server ?
[14:22] <x-ip> i tryed umount /var and i get device busy
[14:22] <mebitek> nq1 from terminal try: sudo alsaconf
[14:22] <x-ip> i killed all process i see that use /var
[14:22] <x-ip> and with lsof too
[14:22] <sipior> x-ip: is /var on its own partition?
[14:22] <mebitek> x-ip: try umount /var
[14:22] <x-ip> yes, /var is in its own partition
[14:22] <x-ip> i need to umount it so i can change the fs from that partition
[14:23] <x-ip> and i'm by ssh
[14:23] <mebitek> x-ip: umount /var
[14:23] <igneousquill> Hey, I'm trying to install ubuntu on an HP xw4600 Workstation for a part-time programmer to use at work.  I've tried Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu and they all freeze after inputing username and password.  Tried Fedora 10 from a CD and it wouldn't even get as far as the install screen.  Suggestions?
[14:23] <x-ip> umont /var gives me 'Device Busy'
[14:23] <mebitek> so i do not kill all processes
[14:24] <mebitek> x-ip: try sudo lsof| grep "/var"
[14:24] <x-ip> well, i did lsof | grep "/var*" and get 0 results
[14:24] <mebitek> to check which process uses ur var
[14:24] <x-ip> yep i did it hehe
[14:24] <x-ip> that's why i dont find nothing that is using /var
[14:24] <Dekko> sobersabre: No this is only for desktops, you have to buy a new laptop with some real graphics card in it.
[14:24] <mebitek> try to do umount  -f /var
[14:24] <Dekko> Go with Geforce, stable and performs well
[14:24] <x-ip> i tryed too
[14:24] <x-ip> to force it
[14:24] <xteejx> Question: I used to be able to keep y system time synced with atomic clocks through ntp, which was a default option in Feisty/Hardy, but I cannot see it in Jaunty, where is it, or is it not there anymore?
[14:25] <Dekko> I have a couple of questions :) First off... is there ANY way for me to modify a install CD or DVD of Ubuntu 9.04 to have nvidias proprietary graphics driver enabled when booting? I can't get into the desktop on my best computer (the primary system if you will).... it has a Geforce 9600GT 512 MB card.
[14:25] <mebitek> so i think that u can restart ubuntu in from cd and make changes form live
[14:25] <xteejx> Dekko: reconstructor?
[14:25] <Intrep|d> Question: I am running Ubuntu Server on a VirtualBox on my XP windows, is it possible to enable services like ssh, dns, apache to the outside world from the VirtualBox?
[14:25] <x-ip> that's the problem ... i'm a lot of km in distance from the box x'D
[14:25] <Hodapp> nq1: make is not doing any of those checks.
[14:25] <mebitek> Intrep|d: sure!!! just bridege ur card
[14:26] <mebitek> x-ip: damn
[14:26] <lucax> ok, im getting really really mad with linux/ubunt, i cant change the usplash... ive done all i can imagine, and the only one i can display is default uplash.... can some one give me a hand??
[14:26] <Intrep|d> mebitek use bridge instead of NAT ?
[14:26] <scunizi> Intrep|d: yes.. but you might get more help for that in #vbox
[14:26] <lessshaste> I am attempting to upgrade to grub2.. sadly the ubuntu upgrade script made a mess so would anyone be able to look at my edited menu.1st please before I reboot to make sure I will still be able to log in again!  http://pastebin.com/f66d81456
[14:26] <Intrep|d> Okay thanx
[14:26] <xteejx> how do i enable ntp in jaunty? used to be a default option in hardy
[14:27] <igneousquill> So, any suggestions on my workstation issue?  Trying to install Ubuntu on an HP xw 4600 Workstation but it locks up/freezes after login.
[14:27] <mwas> ﻿mebitek: I could not rotate desktop panel to its orignal place
[14:27] <sipior> x-ip: does shutting down syslogd help at all? (indeed, shutting down all daemons that will write a log file...)
[14:27] <xteejx> igneousquill, report a bug against this please
[14:27] <mebitek> Intrep|d: yes
[14:27] <mebitek> x-ip: i have a solution but is really dangerous
[14:28] <sipior> x-ip: what you want to do is slightly awkward over an ssh connection. normally, you'd bring the system down to single-user mode, but that will just log you off :-)
[14:28] <igneousquill> xteejx, I will later today.  I guess this means there's no fix.
[14:28] <mebitek> x-ip: u must create a new volume that is wich one will take new /var
[14:28] <xteejx> igneousquill, havent a clue tbh, have you goolgled around and searched on launchpad for a workaround? when is it failing, at what part?
[14:29] <scunizi> igneousquill: check this out and see if there's anything there that will help.. http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&q=hp+xw+4600+ubuntu&btnG=Search
[14:29] <mebitek> x-ip:  copy with cp -avfr * all /var  in new one and after u must chan ge address in /etc/fstab
[14:30] <x-ip> mebitek, i'm doing that but with rsync
[14:30] <mebitek> mwas: i do not know... it do not work for me to
[14:30] <mebitek> ok good x-ip
[14:30] <x-ip> i created mkdir /var1
[14:30] <x-ip> rsync -av ./var /var1
[14:30] <mebitek> after u make it u must restar machine and pray to god
[14:30] <mebitek> var1 is a new partition?
[14:30] <x-ip> but i cant umount the /var :,(
[14:30] <x-ip> nop
[14:30] <x-ip> var1 is a backup from /var
[14:31] <x-ip> its a directory
[14:31] <mebitek> ok
[14:31] <mebitek> x-ip: but /var will be unmounted after rebooting the machine
[14:31] <mebitek> with /var1 as new var directory
[14:31] <mebitek> if u change well in /etc/fstab
[14:31] <x-ip> yep mebitek u are right, i did that way :)
[14:32] <x-ip> i rebooted the machine
[14:32] <x-ip> all in order now
[14:32] <x-ip> but seems it's 'impossible' to umount /var while the os is running ... or i keep with that question
[14:33] <mebitek> yes it is impossibile
[14:33] <x-ip> well, having xfs on /var
[14:33] <joaopinto> x-ip, you can't unmount a used FS
[14:33] <x-ip> nice work ^.^''
[14:33] <legend2440> igneousquill: read this under OS they mention Red HaT   http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF06a/12454-12454-296719-307907-296721-3429268.html
[14:34] <marcin_> hi
[14:34] <tscmga> have no idea
[14:34] <mebitek> x-ip: works?
[14:35] <tscmga> mebitek, i don't know it is the problem of blender or the graphic driver
[14:35] <pv2b> I just installed Ubuntu on a machine here with an nforce2 chipset for the sound I believe, and sound seems to be mostly working, except sometimes when quitting or starting sound based apps you'll get loud static for a few seconds. anything I can try?
[14:35] <mebitek> i think that is  a blender probleme
[14:35] <mebitek> if was a card probleme i think that u cannot be able to play some 3d games as u do
[14:35] <mebitek> pv2b: try to reconbfigure alsa
[14:36] <nq1> sooo, ./configure doesn't that use a cache?
[14:36] <mebitek> nq1: what?
[14:36] <pv2b> mebitek: how would I do that?
[14:36] <mebitek> sudo alsaconfig
[14:36] <kwtm> Hi! Is there a command-line command I can run to hibernate rather than shut down?  E.g. "sleep 60m && hibernate" or something like that?
[14:36] <pv2b> sudo: alsaconfig: command not found
[14:37] <grawity> kwtm: pm-hibernate
[14:37] <nq1> mebitek: well ./configure according to the help it has "--cache-file=config.cache"
[14:37] <kwtm> grawity: Thank you, will try.
[14:37] <mebitek> nq1: excuse but i do not remember what are u doing!!!
[14:38] <pv2b> mebitek: ^  there is no alsaconfig program on my system (jaunty ubuntu directly installed from cd)
[14:38] <joaopinto> nq1, configure from autoconf does cache configure options, not that it helps much
[14:38] <dimm> привет
[14:38] <dimm> помогите сменить локаль
[14:38] <FloodBot2> dimm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:38] <Pici> !ru | dimm
[14:38] <mebitek> pv2b: excuse me alsaconf
[14:38] <pv2b> mebitek: no such program exists either
[14:38] <dimm> sorry, forgot add '-ru'
[14:38] <mebitek> try to install alsa-utils
[14:39] <kwtm> grawity: You know if pm-hibernate works with Kubuntu (KDE)?  I'm using 8.04 with KDE3 (not the newfangled KDE4)
[14:39] <pv2b> mebitek: already installed and latest version
[14:39] <mebitek> pv2b: i think taht u must have alsaconf utility
[14:39] <mebitek> if u have alsa u must have alsaconf
[14:39] <grawity> kwtm: I don't knonw if it _exists_ in 8.04 (I have 9.04 here), but if it does exist, it should work no matter what you use - KDE, GNOME, or even fwm
[14:40] <x-ip> mebitek, it's working :)
[14:40] <grawity> (*twm)
[14:40] <pv2b> mebitek: well... what can I say... I don't. all i know is I've installed ubuntu direct from the CD. i haven't done anything special to the sound.
[14:40] <kwtm> grawity: Thanks, will try.
[14:40] <mebitek> pv2b: try /usr/bin/set-default-soundcard
[14:40] <mebitek> x-ip: nice!!!!
[14:40] <nq1> ﻿joaopinto: tried using cache but it still goes through all the checks
[14:41] <mebitek> pv2b: have u got alsabase too?
[14:41] <Halitech> pv2b, try alsamixer in the terminal and see if you have some settings jacked up to high
[14:41] <joaopinto> nq1, like I said, that cache does not help much
[14:41] <nq1> isn there a better version / tool then?
[14:42] <mebitek> pv2b: http://semola.cuneo.linux.it/pipermail/forum/attachments/20060923/3fca3625/alsaconf-0001.obj this an alsaconf script try to use that
[14:42] <pv2b> mebitek: no set-default-soudcard either.
[14:42] <joaopinto> nq1, erm, what are you trying to achieve ?
[14:42] <nq1> I tried to gain some speed. nice to know when I have to rerty, over
[14:42] <pv2b> Halitech: i think you misunderstand my problem - sometimes after quitting applications; and also just before the "you have logged in" sound, i get a few seconds of static
[14:42] <pv2b> Halitech: otherwise the sound is perfectly ifne
[14:43] <joaopinto> mebitek, please do not suggest to run a random alsaconf script, because it was not tested/developed for the alsa version of the user, it may cause more problems than it helps
[14:43] <mebitek> it is not random joaopinto it is original
[14:43] <Halitech> pv2b, possible its still something too high causing the speakers to give static, just a suggestion
[14:44] <dimm> what last stable kernel for etch?
[14:44] <pv2b> i'll take a look. right now I'm running the system with a usb sound card plugged in instead to see if that solved the problem. i'll have to reboot using the original sound card again. i doubt that's the problem though, really
[14:44] <joaopinto> nq1, the ./configure command is part of the compile process for whatever you are building, you can't change it
[14:44] <Heho> hi ,, i have problem ,, i have hd external vfat format , i cant write or copy from to it or to from it , i try to copy on the konsole it give me Read-only file system
[14:45] <deany> Heho, chown it?
[14:45] <Dr_Willis> you do NOT chown a 'vfat' filesystem
[14:45] <Heho> i try
[14:45] <deany> lol
[14:45] <joaopinto> deany, you can't chown on vfat !
[14:45] <Dr_Willis> you mount it with the proper options.
[14:45] <deany> sorry
[14:45] <Heho> i mount
[14:46] <Dr_Willis> or run that ntfs-config tool and check the 'allow users write access' option perhaps.
[14:46] <Heho> nothing happen
[14:46] <joaopinto> dimm, try asking on a debian related channel..
[14:46] <grawity> Dr_Willis: er, vfat is not ntfs.
[14:46] <Dr_Willis> grawity:  it does the same setting for both.
[14:46] <Heho> :\ it vfat how come ntfs work on it
[14:46] <Heho> mm
[14:46] <flithm1> Hey everyone.  I'm working on tethering my ubuntu laptop to my cellphone via bluetooth.  I can get it all connected and working, and can ping google over the tethered connection and all that, but firefox thinks it's offline -- looks like network manager doesn't know about the interface or something?  Anyone know how I can fix this?
[14:46] <grawity> Heho: Did you mount it using the 'mount' command, or was it done automatically?
[14:46] <Halitech> dimm, I think it was 2.6.24 but I'm not completely sure
[14:46] <Dr_Willis> that tool enables some options for  the HAL auto mounting stuff. i belive.
[14:46] <dimm> joaopinto, :)
[14:47] <dimm> Halitech, thank
[14:47] <Heho> i use commend and also automatically mount it
[14:47] <joaopinto> flithm1, I believe the is a firefox config setting to didable the NM detection, but I don't remember :\
[14:47] <joaopinto> disable
[14:47] <Heho> what i do , umount then mount it
[14:47] <Heho> so nothing happen :\
[14:47] <flithm1> joaopinto: ooh interesting okay thanks
[14:47] <grawity> Heho: when using the 'mount' command, use the 'rw' option: -o rw
[14:47] <mdm> flithm1, you have to set up a default route and set resolv.conf to resolve names
[14:47] <Dr_Willis> Heho:  do one or the other.. you can get things very confused if you remount the same filesystem several times.
[14:47] <Heho> wite
[14:47] <grawity> mdm: but he can already ping Google.
[14:47] <Heho> /dev/sdb1 on /media/HD-CEU2 type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,uid=1000,utf8,shortname=mixed)
[14:47] <Dr_Willis> for vfat i think one has to use the proper umask= or uid= options, not -o rw.
[14:48] <grawity> mdm: which means routing works, and name lookup works.
[14:48] <joaopinto> flithm1, try http://bogdan.org.ua/2008/07/19/gnome-networkmanager-firefox-iceweasel-3-starting-in-offline-mode.html
[14:48] <flithm1> mdm: resolv.conf is working fine, and routing appears to work (i can ping google)?
[14:48] <grawity> Heho: Hmm ... and root can't write either?
[14:48] <Heho> yes
[14:48] <mdm> grawity, firefox does not rely on netowrk manger to run, only that it has a default route and can resolve
[14:48] <usr13_> Is there some way I can capture the file from mms://win.playstream.com/stanthony/windowsmedia/SOD/1429.wma ?
[14:48] <flithm1> joaopinto: alternately is there a way to get network manager to detect the interface?
[14:48] <usr13_> usr13: Maybe some browser plugin?
[14:49] <Dr_Willis> Heho:  did you even try with just the 'defaults' option?   and the uid=1000 is the uid of the user you are trying to acccess the drive with? not some other user?
[14:49] <joaopinto> flithm1, no idea :\
[14:49] <mebitek> try to use wicd as network manager
[14:49] <grawity> mdm: you suggested setting up a default route and configuring resolv.conf - and since ping already works, both route and lookup should be working.
[14:49] <usr13_> There are two of these files I'd like to save.
[14:49] <Dr_Willis> usr13_:  theres a 'streamripper' tool i recall.
[14:49] <Heho> yes
[14:49] <Heho> i try
[14:49] <Heho> i try chown , chmod , fsck , every thing almost
[14:49] <Heho> :\ nothing happen
[14:49] <flithm1> mebitek: I tried wicd before but it screws up my vpn connection some how, so I was unable to use it :(
[14:49] <usr13_> Dr_Willis: Tnx
[14:50] <mebitek> flithm1: try to use wicd network manager!!!
[14:50] <joaopinto> Heho, pastebin your mount
[14:50] <joaopinto> i mean, the "mount" output
[14:50] <Heho> do u got it
[14:50] <joaopinto> Heho, pastebin, not paste on me :)
[14:51] <joaopinto> !pastebin | Heho
[14:51] <rsr> hello
[14:51] <Heho> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206269/ look
[14:52] <FloridaGuy> is there an image editing package...that with tell the color tag of something
[14:52] <Dr_Willis> FloridaGuy:  color 'tag' of somthing.. is a little vague/oddly stated
[14:52] <joaopinto> FloridaGuy, you mean to get the color RGB values from a picture ?
[14:53] <joaopinto> just use gimp :) ?
[14:53] <Heho> yesterday it work but to today i don`t know what happen :\ , i think it had some flu :x
[14:53] <Dr_Willis> many color selector dialogs have a 'eyedropper' you canuse to click on a color anywhere on the screen and see  its rgb values.
[14:54] <zax1> how do i reset the root password on ubuntu ? and are there any pitfalls ?
[14:54] <rsl> morning. what's the best way to upgrade an installation of ruby i made via apt-get. there's a recent DoS update i require and would like to cause as little trauma to my system as possible.
[14:54] <joaopinto> !root | zax1
[14:54] <sipior> zax1: it's not set in the first place :-)
[14:54] <FloridaGuy> yeah...takeing a usplash theme..useing the image in splashy..and wanted to set the progressbar..color
[14:54] <joaopinto> rski, if you lost the admin privilege somehow, boot from recovery, or recovery on the cd, and add your user to the admin group
[14:55] <Heho> joaopinto: do u got the web site (paste) ?
[14:55] <zax1> but if there is a root password already, how do i reset it ?
[14:55] <joaopinto> Heho, please provide the pastebin url on the channel
[14:55] <zax1> its a production server that the admin for it left
[14:55] <zax1> we need in
[14:55] <Heho> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206269/ look
[14:55] <Heho> i provide it before
[14:55] <Heho> :\
[14:55] <joaopinto> zax1, just boot into rescue mode and change it's password
[14:55] <Pici> !who | Heho
[14:55] <Dr_Willis> zax1:  boot live cd , or go to recovery console..  set new passwlrd..
[14:56] <Dr_Willis> zax1:  i forget how to 'unset' it from the commandline so its back to ubuntu standards :)
[14:56] <Heho> ok
[14:56] <nq1> ﻿joaopinto: too bad, i was hoping someone created some code to speed up ./configure
[14:56] <sipior> Dr_Willis: zax1: "sudo passwd -d" will do that for ya :-)
[14:57] <joaopinto> nq1, you dont usually need to run configure multiple times, you just need to "make"
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> sipior:  one of those commands i never need to do. :)
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> nq1:  the only time you rerun configure, is if you want to change the default options or somthing..
[14:57] <sipior> Dr_Willis: yeah, doesn't come up very often
[14:57] <nq1> i did;-(
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> nq1:  when the compile takes much longer then ./configure   the configure time dosent matter much. :)
[14:58] <zax1> sipior: but will it not ask for current pasword ?
[14:58] <nq1> i couldn get some option to work, so had to fix & redo ./configure
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> I normally run ./configure,, see some error/warning/NOT found message..  install dev packages needed.. rerun ./configure.. repeate a few times..
[14:58] <sipior> zax1: the assumption is that your account is in "admin". otherwise you need to reset the thing via a boot cd, single user mode or the like.
[14:59] <Dr_Willis> This is why we have package managers. :) makes things easier
[14:59] <Myx0x3> can anybody help me configure my "WD Book" as an NFS disc? and after that how i connect it and more
[14:59] <Heho> joaopinto: http://paste.ubuntu.com/206269/ look
[14:59] <nq1> I know, but easy does not make me understand...
[15:00] <zax1> thanks aot
[15:00] <zax1> alot
[15:00] <rsr> Is there any virtualization tecnology built into ubuntu? I would like to use it as virtual server host
[15:00] <joaopinto> Heho, are you trying to move files on  /media/HD-CEU2 ?
[15:00] <Heho> joaopinto: yes
[15:01] <Heho> joaopinto: but i can
[15:01] <joaopinto> rski, there are several virtualization tecnhologies available for Ubuntu, built into the linux kernel,, not built into ubuntu
[15:01] <joaopinto> :P
[15:01] <Heho> joaopinto: because in don`t have a access why ? i don`t know
[15:02] <Heho> joaopinto: and also i can`t create any file on HD-CEU2  and i can`t rename and delete file
[15:02] <joaopinto> Heho, is your user id, 1000 ?
[15:02] <Heho> no
[15:02] <joaopinto> Heho, check with "id" on the command line
[15:03]  * pizzaman3 vous souhaite bien le bonjour :)
[15:03] <Heho> joaopinto: no my user id geek
[15:03] <joaopinto> Heho, the numeric user id,
[15:03] <joaopinto> Heho, type "id" from the terminal
[15:04] <Heho> joaopinto: uid=1000(geek) gid=1000(geek) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),106(lpadmin),117(admin),118(sambashare),1000(geek)
[15:04] <rsa_md5> how do I make screencasts?
[15:05] <Heho> press prt scr rsa_md5
[15:05] <DJones> !screencast | rsa_md5
[15:05] <Myx0x3> can anyone help me whit NFS? :O
[15:05] <rsa_md5> oh
[15:05] <scunizi> rsa_md5: recordmydesktop is in the repos.. there's also istanbul.. recordmydesktop outputs an ogv file
[15:05] <rsa_md5> thanks scunizi , DJones
[15:05] <matrixblue> rsa_md5, use gtkrecordmydesktop for a GUI
[15:05] <joaopinto> Heho, from the terminal: touch /media/HD-CEU2/test
[15:06] <rsa_md5> I had been trying a lot of guides for making a screencast with ffmpeg
[15:06] <rsa_md5> none of them worked :(
[15:06] <scunizi> rsa_md5: the ogv that recordmydesktop produces is a pain to convert to something that is viewable on all systems..
[15:06] <Heho> joaopinto: touch: cannot touch `/media/HD-CEU2/test': Read-only file system
[15:06] <joaopinto> Heho, ok, that tells a lot "Read-only file system"
[15:06] <joaopinto> check "dmesg"
[15:06] <yellabs> rsa_md5 why not use record my desktop wich render it in ogg, then ffmpeg it to any other format?
[15:06] <joaopinto> there was probably an error mounting the filesystem
[15:06] <joaopinto> making it mounted read only
[15:07] <Heho> joaopinto: alot things
[15:07] <rsa_md5> yellabs, I didn't have much idea, so asking here for all the options :)
[15:07] <Heho> joaopinto: ok wait
[15:07] <takeitbythehand> any karmic users?  your sound broken?
[15:07] <yellabs> sudo apt-get install gtk-recordmydesktop
[15:07] <joaopinto> Heho, check messages related to mounting /dev/sdb1
[15:07] <joaopinto> !karmic | takeitbythehand
[15:09] <mdm> Helo how did you mount this? vfat has no idea of unix file persmissions so the umask is probbly set incorrectly
[15:09] <joaopinto> mdm, it is not a permission issue, the filesystem was mounted read-only
[15:09] <hwilde> hello I ran updates this morning and now I am getting crazy segfaults
[15:09] <joaopinto> umask does not change how a file system is mounted, only how it's acessed
[15:09] <hwilde> hald[5366]: segfault at b7a23008 ip b7d56078 sp bfbff52c error 4 in libc-2.9.so[b7cdf000+15c000]
[15:10] <hwilde> gnome-power-man[3996]: segfault at 8 ip 0806de43 sp bfa57290 error 4 in gnome-power-manager[8048000+50000]
[15:10] <juiceman5000> Flash editor for Ubuntu? Anywhere I should be looking? I'm coming up empty handed...
[15:10] <Heho> joaopinto: [   72.785143] FAT: Filesystem panic (dev sdb1)
[15:11] <joaopinto> Heho, that explains your problem
[15:11] <yellabs> there is no realtime flash editor, that i know of...
[15:11] <Heho> joaopinto: mm
[15:11] <papul> hello i want to add lots of special effects
[15:11] <Heho> joaopinto: and what that ?
[15:11] <papul> lots n lots of
[15:11] <bieb> ok.. I have a 64bit question.. I have a server with the Intel Xeon processors that are 32bit, but they can process at 64bit (intels words) I have booted with the Ubuntu 9.04 64bit Live Cd.. is there a way I can verify that it actually sees the processor as 64 bit?
[15:11] <joaopinto> Heho, I am not sure you can do a fsck on fvat, try it
[15:11] <Heho> joaopinto: sorry im noobs on linux
[15:11] <joaopinto> Heho, unmount and fsck it
[15:11] <Heho> joaopinto: it try
[15:12] <Heho> joaopinto: wait try again
[15:12] <joaopinto> Heho, it maybe seriously corrupted, in thae case just backup the contents to another device
[15:12] <Heho> mm
[15:12] <juiceman5000> Heho: don't use FAT, use an EXT type file system for linux
[15:12] <Heho> joaopinto: but i used it yesterday it ok no problem
[15:12] <Heho> joaopinto: mm
[15:12] <Heho> joaopinto: i will try
[15:12] <Pici> bieb: If you can run the 64bit live CD, then you've just verified that.
[15:13] <joaopinto> Heho, if the filesystem got corrupted, it could be due to an unclean shutdown or similar event
[15:13] <bieb> Pici: I just wanted to verify that was the best test.. didnt know if there was a command that would tell me the processor
[15:13] <joaopinto> juiceman5000, unless you need the device to be used on a windows system also :)
[15:13] <moncky> bieb: uname
[15:13] <Heho> joaopinto: mmm thanks alot
[15:14] <juiceman5000> joaopinto: ergh. why would you do such a thing?! j/k. yeah, i know, but it makes me cringe
[15:14] <joaopinto> :P
[15:14] <csw840915> Hi all
[15:14] <rsa_md5> thank you guys, recordmydesktop works just fine :)
[15:14] <moncky> bieb: uname -pi i think but uname --all will spit out everything
[15:14] <yellabs> joaopinto try an  sudo touch /forcefsck
[15:14] <csw840915> looking for help with Ubuntu Hardy
[15:14] <bieb> moncky: uname just responds "Linux"
[15:14] <yellabs> and reboot for the fsck check
[15:14] <csw840915> problem with window manager
[15:15] <moncky> bieb: I just expanded on that above
[15:15] <bieb> thanks
[15:15] <Halitech> bieb, uname -a
[15:15] <bieb> I saw that after I sent message
[15:15] <moncky> bieb: uname -pi or uname --all
[15:15] <csw840915> after an attempt to install a package... which I cannot remember
[15:15] <Myrtti> !enter | csw840915
[15:15] <joaopinto> yellabs, uhh ???
[15:16] <moncky> bieb: actually what you really want to do is cat /proc/cpuinfo
[15:16] <mdm> beib cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep flags see if lm is there, if it is the processor can so 64 bit.
[15:16] <yellabs> joaopinto , open an gnome terminal and type  sudo touch /forcefsck , this will teel ubuntu to check your file system on the hard drive, then reboot to get the check
[15:16] <csw840915> my window title bars and handles like the close and minimize buttons have disappeared and then after attempting to install GTK2+ with engines and so forth, all my folder and file icons have become the same, how do i fix this
[15:16] <yellabs> teel=tell
[15:16] <yellabs> :)
[15:17] <joaopinto> yellabs, thanks, but I didn't asked for help :)
[15:17] <yellabs> hehe oh , sorry
[15:17] <phlexonance> how do I install a .bin ?
[15:17] <grawity> In GNOME, how do I see all the available fonts? (I heard fonts:/// can do that, but it didn't work here.)
[15:18] <bieb> moncky: cat /proc/cpuinfo.. worked much better.. thanks so much
[15:18] <legend2440> !ati > me
[15:18] <jrib> phlexonance: what do you want to install exactly?
[15:19] <legend2440> !fonts | grawity
[15:19] <csw840915> phlexonance: open a terminal and enter 'chmod 775 binfile' as superuser then you can simply run it
[15:19] <phlexonance> jrib, exactly: AdobeAIRINstaller.bin
[15:19] <grawity> legend2440: I know how to install them -_-
[15:19] <phlexonance> csw840915, thanx
[15:20] <csw840915> Hi all, I am looking for help with Ubuntu 8.04. My window title bars and handles like the close and minimize buttons have disappeared and then after attempting to install GTK2+ with engines and so forth, all my folder and file icons have become the same, how do i fix this
[15:20] <cmcasper> hi
[15:20] <cyberghoser1> csw840915, for the title bars look in compiz settings and enable window decorations
[15:21] <parolang> Are they still planning 10 second boot time for next release of Ubuntu?
[15:21] <cmcasper> how can I run .exe in ubuntu ?
[15:21] <cyberghoser1> cmcasper, use wine
[15:21] <DJones> !wine | cmcasper Wine may let you run a windows application, but not all will work
[15:21] <Halitech> cmcasper, windows executable? you would need wine but it doesn't work for all apps
[15:21] <legend2440> grawity: install gnome-specimen   its a font viewer
[15:22] <grawity> legend2440: thanks
[15:22] <Paddy_EIRE> cmcasper, what is the executable?
[15:25] <Incarus> who got graphic driver problems?
[15:25] <legend2440> Incarus: everyone with an ati card?
[15:25] <Halitech> Incarus, legend2440 or an Intel card in 9.04
[15:26] <Incarus> legend2440, Halitech, nice answer XD
[15:26] <Halitech> legend2440, although my ATI x1200 works perfect (at least to me it does)
[15:27] <legend2440> Halitech: i had to buy a nvidia card because tv out stopped working on my old radeon 9600
[15:27] <legend2440> with jaunty
[15:27] <Incarus> Halitech, dude, i got a SiS graphic card, and its working perfectly in ubuntu
[15:28] <Halitech> legend2440, ATI dropped support for the older cards :(
[15:28] <legend2440> Halitech: yes and mine was one of them
[15:28] <Halitech> Incarus, really? havent had much luck with an old SiS card I had, 800x600 on a 19inch monitor is murder
[15:29] <Incarus> Halitech, yeah, intrepid and hardy did have problems with it, and it didnt work in opensuse
[15:29] <Incarus> Halitech, but  Jaunty (with some Karmic Packages) is working fine for me
[15:29] <albert> untu-de-offtopic
[15:29] <Incarus> XD
[15:30] <Halitech> Incarus, I was trying with Debian testing, Puppy worked fine to give me 1024x768
[15:30] <Incarus> Halitech, offtopic ;-)
[15:30] <Halitech> Incarus, yeah, I know :(
[15:31] <Incarus> nobody is asking
[15:33] <parolang> found it https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2009-June/028308.html
[15:34] <doktoreas> Hello folks, I am trying to install ubuntu server on a new hp machine. The problem is that after the keyboard selection, all freezes..
[15:35] <Jimi_Neutral> did you check the disk using md5
[15:35] <Jimi_Neutral> well checking the iso actually
[15:35] <Incarus> doktoreas, which ubuntu version?
[15:36] <Glowball> Xorg is using 1.5 GB RAM? :$
[15:36] <Incarus> Glowball, is your computer slow?
[15:36] <Glowball> It is a little bit slow now, yes
[15:36] <Glowball> But normally, it isn't
[15:37] <Incarus> Glowball, pls paste "ps -u root"
[15:37] <doktoreas> Incarus, 9.04
[15:37] <Dulak> It's sad, pulseaudio uses like 3x as much ram on my machine as X
[15:38] <Glowball> Incarus: http://pastebin.com/d2b2302e3
[15:38] <Incarus> doktoreas	, installing intrepid, then configure it, then sys upgrade could wokr
[15:38] <doktoreas> Incarus, I'll try..thank you
[15:38] <Incarus> doktoreas, np
[15:38] <usr13>   /exit
[15:39] <grayhane> any suggestions for a better torrent program than transmission ?
[15:39] <Incarus> Glowball, dont overheat your computer dude, i would check the cpu fan
[15:40] <legend2440> grayhane: Vuze is big and clunky but i like it. i get faster speeds with it
[15:40] <Halitech> grayhane, deluge works nice for me
[15:40] <Glowball> Oh.. Damn.
[15:40] <Glowball> Incarus: But how does it explain the memory usage?
[15:41] <grayhane> legend2440: can you select only the files within a torrent you want ? Transmission will not allow that, keeps downloading all
[15:41] <Incarus> Glowball, pls the paste of "ps -u USERNAME"
[15:41] <whatis_tux> if I've decided to use compiz as a standalone wm ... and I would also like to play games that require opengl, are there any solutions to disable the composition effect while the game is running and after the game is stopped to automatically enable it? something like dwm does in windows 7 ?
[15:41] <legend2440> grayhane: yes you can
[15:41] <grayhane> thanks
[15:41] <Dulak> grayhane: you right click the torrent in the list, and go to properties, then go to the files tab, there are checkboxes for each file
[15:42] <Halitech> grayhane, deluge will give you the same option
[15:42] <Glowball> Incarus: http://pastebin.com/d33aeeed2
[15:43] <Mr> hello
[15:44] <Incarus> Glowball, "totem-plugin-vi (10 times)" "wine" "virtual box" and "firefox" are running at the same time
[15:44] <Incarus> Glowball, kill totem and it could be faster
[15:44] <emiltin> i have a problem with /etc/profile and PATH. it seems only to be loaded when i ssh to my server from a terminal, not when i use the ruby lib Net::SSH. what could cause /etc/profile not to be loaded?
[15:44] <saml> is there a command that returns public hostname or IP?
[15:44] <deany> whatis_tux, only thing I know of is fusion-icon to quickly enable/disable compiz
[15:44] <Glowball> Incarus: Totem.. That's my music player, right?
[15:44] <Glowball> It's not on?
[15:45] <Halitech> saml, whois?
[15:45] <Incarus> Glowball, and video player, maybe it is sticking
[15:45] <Incarus> Glowball, try "sudo killall -s KILL totem-plugin-vi"
[15:45] <Glowball> Aha.
[15:45] <whatis_tux> deany: but if compiz is the only wm on the machine disabling it from fusion-icon won't crash the desktop?
[15:45] <Glowball> Incarus: totem-plugin-vi: no process killed
[15:46] <deany> whatis_tux, thats the purpose of it
[15:46] <Incarus> Glowball, k, try "sudo kill 13905" "sudo kill 13907"  "sudo kill 13910" "sudo kill 13913" "sudo kill 13916" and "sudo kill 13919"
[15:46] <bytenik_> Hey there -- I have two somewhat identical Ubuntu systems on 9.04, and I installed a package (I can't remember what) on one that make the shell and ls and such have color in it. I know I can edit configs manually to replicate that effect on the other computer, but does anyone know the package that does it for you?
[15:46] <deany> whatis_tux, you actually select metacity as the wm
[15:47] <MrKeuner> recently gnome applets are dying when the system is restarted. They run fine otherwise. What may be the problem?
[15:47] <monty_hall> is the a command line tool to fetch a file using a URL, bsd has "fetch" what's the linux equiv?
[15:47] <moncky> monty_hall: wget
[15:47] <Incarus> deany, he want to use compiz as wm
[15:48] <deany> whatis_tux, thereby disabling compiz.  but it doesnt do it like turning effects off in the Prefs/Appearance, it keeps your compiz settings for when you re-enable it.  the normal way it resets what compiz effects you have set.
[15:48] <monty_hall> moncky: thanks.
[15:48] <moncky> monty_hall: no
[15:48] <moncky> monty_hall: np even :D
[15:48] <Incarus> MrKeuner, all apps close on system restart
[15:48] <deany> Incarus, so quickly disable it when playing a game, and quickly enable it when not
[15:48] <deany> whatis_tux, thats the point of fusion-icon
[15:48] <Incarus> deany, not compiz, he could disable the effects, thats what he want
[15:49] <MrKeuner> Incarus, true, but they do not crash when system is restarted
[15:49] <Glowball> Incarus: That might help a little bit on my overall RAM usage, but Xorg is still using about 1.5 GB
[15:49] <bytenik> no one knows how to make the shell be colorful?
[15:49] <deany> Incarus, he could, but he wanted a quick way
[15:49] <Incarus> MrKeuner, before or after the restart?
[15:49] <MrKeuner> Incarus, after restart obviously
[15:49] <Incarus> Glowball, ok, wait
[15:49] <farciarz84> hi
[15:50] <farciarz84> what a lag !
[15:50] <deany> Incarus, its also a way that keeps his settings in compiz config.. for me at least, when i disable/enable thru the prefs menu it resets what ive set, giving me wobbly windows etc, which I dont want.
[15:50] <whatis_tux> deany: I know that selecting metacity from fusion icon will disable the effects until i re enable compiz .. but I am looking for a solution if I have only compiz as a wm
[15:50] <farciarz84> ok how can I return the restart x function using ctrl+alt + backspace?
[15:50] <deany> Incarus, thats all im saying to him.  whatis_tux use it or not, thats the only thing I can suggest.
[15:50] <Incarus> Glowball, k, "sudo kill 13921" "sudo kill 13926" "sudo kill 13928" "sudo kill 13931", is a wine app running at the moment, and is virtual box running?
[15:50] <Pici> !dontzap | farciarz84
[15:51] <Incarus> deany, k
[15:51] <Glowball> Incarus: I closed the Wine app, since I already have it running in my Virtualbox now
[15:51] <deany> whatis_tux, what difference does it make.  your problem is, you want to play a game...
[15:51] <Glowball> But those are processes other than Xorg afaik?
[15:52] <whatis_tux> deany: I understood, and I know this way works... but without metacity I don't think there is another way
[15:52] <Incarus> Glowball, awn (several instances) and compiz is also running, virtual box is also slowing your system down, firefox is running, <<xdg-open <defunct>>>
[15:53] <Incarus> Glowball, try "sudo kill 25736"
[15:53] <whatis_tux> deany: anyway... tks for suggestions
[15:53] <Glowball> Incarus: What is xdg-open <defunct> ?
[15:53] <pandi2456> can anybody tell the precise link on how to install and download update manually ?
[15:53] <Incarus> Glowball, a "defunction" of xdg-open
[15:54] <Incarus> Glowball, and firefox hangs, or?
[15:54] <Glowball> Incarus: Not really, but I'm just wondering about Xorg...
[15:54] <Glowball> I had the same problem a few days ago, a reboot fixed it
[15:54] <Glowball> It might be a memory leak?
[15:54] <Incarus> Glowball, did you try the command?
[15:54] <Glowball> Killing xdg-open <defunct> ?
[15:54] <Glowball> Yes, I did
[15:55] <Incarus> Glowball, pls again "ps .u USERNAME" and paste
[15:55] <Darck1> hi all. My wife occassionally connects to a VPN. And I've done it so she can mount work drives in her home directory. The structure is /home/mywife/herdata1 /home/mywife/herdata2 - I've created these two directories and when she attaches to the VPN the remote filesystems get mounted there. My question is - why would an "ls" in /home/mywife tell me these filesystems aren't mounted after she has unmounted them?
[15:55] <Incarus> Glowball, ps -u i mean
[15:56] <DVA59121> I got my new laptop in today. Came with windows xp on it and im in the process of removing it. But id like to know if there is a command i can run to list all my hardware. I want to confirm the ram and hard disk and also confirm the cd drive that is on it to be sure it is only a cd-rom and not a dvd like the dell website says. What command can irun
[15:56] <boo_> i have a 8.x ubuntu server where the root password was maliciously changed, how do i reset it ?
[15:56] <boo_> i cant log on to the server
[15:56] <Incarus> DVA59121, you could run everest home edition in windows
[15:56] <jrib> DVA59121: lshw
[15:56] <parolang> DVA59121: I think you can right-click on My Computer and click Properties.
[15:56] <Glowball> Incarus: http://pastebin.com/d5d8f4e40
[15:56] <DVA59121> Im in the ubuntu live cd now
[15:57] <X10> DVA59121 everest is the best, i agree
[15:57] <parolang> boo_: Ubuntu doesn't have a root account.
[15:57] <Incarus> boo_, maybe you can boot with live cd and change the /etc/shadow file, but i dont know if it will work XD
[15:57] <boo_> so how do i log in, and gain root access again
[15:57] <parolang> boo_: You log into a user with administrator access.
[15:58] <X10> boo_ sudo -s
[15:58] <boo_> i do not know any user account here
[15:58] <X10> boo_ then you're sol
[15:58] <DVA59121> I guess he wasnt lieing. lshw says two gb ram and a 17** cpu
[15:58] <Incarus> Glowball, try "sudo kill -s KILL 25736"
[15:58] <frostburn> !root |boo_
[15:58] <DVA59121> Well i guess i must also be lucky. Wifi worked right out of the box. I love ubuntu :D
[15:58] <parolang> heh, that's cute ubottu :)
[15:58] <X10> nice
[15:58] <Halitech> boo_, boot the live cd, mount the drive and look in the home folder, that will give you a list of users on the machine
[15:59] <Glowball> Incarus: I did, it doesn't disappear from the list
[15:59] <boo_> yeah, but what about their password ?
[15:59] <Incarus> Glowball, restart? XD
[15:59]  * parolang doesn't know how you install ubuntu without any user accounts.
[15:59] <Glowball> Well, yea, I was thinking about that too
[15:59] <Incarus> boo_, should be encrypted in /etc/shadows
[15:59] <Glowball> But can't I just restart Xorg without completely rebooting my system?
[15:59] <DVA59121> Well here goes bye bye windows on my new(used) dell d610
[16:00] <boo_> incarus, how do i get in the ?
[16:00] <boo_> then*
[16:00] <Glowball> DVA59121: Why don't you just dualboot?
[16:00] <deany> DVA59121, dunno if its on the livecd but can run cdrecord -scanbus
[16:00] <parolang> DVA59121: yay :)
[16:00] <DVA59121> Glowball: because i hate windows xp with a passion
[16:00] <Glowball> Oh, ok :P
[16:00] <DVA59121> and also i hate dual boot screens
[16:00] <parolang> boo_: You need someone to set up a user account for you.
[16:00] <Incarus> boo_, john the ripper is a password cracker, and you can get the file with a live cd, then mount hd and copy file
[16:00] <deany> DVA59121, dell do provide bios updates for the laptop and sometimes the writer.. might wanna keep the xp on, a little
[16:01] <Incarus> Glowball, yeah, kill Xorg and type in ctrl+alt+F1 something like "sudo gdm"
[16:01] <deany> DVA59121,  shrink it the most you can and use the rest.. well, I would..
[16:01] <boo_> Incarus: can you further explain please? it seems like it might work ?
[16:01] <ghr511> hi. I have a new LCD, and it flickers a lot.  how to fix that?
[16:01] <OldEagle> Hello, I have problem installing from a bin file. Every time I try I get "Error in checksums: 4112267 is different from 609708321"
[16:01] <Incarus> Glowball, o no, kill gdm XD
[16:01] <Travis-42> I've been told that cron-apt allows you to either have it only update, or update & upgrade.  which is the configuration setting for switching between these?
[16:01] <OldEagle> I've checked it's md5 and its valid, also downloaded it a couple of times
[16:01] <DVA59121> deany: it is confirmed to be a cd-rom drive and not a dvd. I can purchase a new dvd rom drive correct? the one on here is a module type
[16:01] <roxan> ghr511: I'm not sure but going to preferences and changin refresh rate might help
[16:02] <Incarus> boo_, john the ripper can crack shadows file -> brute force, could be very slow, and you have to copy the shadows file
[16:02] <Travis-42> ah never mind, it's the action.d directory
[16:02] <deany> DVA59121, yeah.  i`d get a pioneer slimtype or something... £25-30 here...
[16:02] <DVA59121> IS there anyway that the bios updates for dell can be instaled inside ubuntu. Since they do now officialy support it?
[16:02] <Incarus> boo_, http://www.brandonhutchinson.com/john_the_ripper.html
[16:03] <deany> DVA59121, thats a dvd-+/rw btw
[16:03] <boo_> Incarus: sorry for being slow, is that file there on the cd ?
[16:03] <DVA59121> deany: better then buying a new laptop :D that will be something to get on my next payday
[16:03] <deany> DVA59121, well a dvd-+RW/DL
[16:03] <DVA59121> ether way it still does dvds
[16:03] <Incarus> boo_, ? XD, no, the shadows file is on the hd, in /etc/
[16:03] <deany> what model dell is it
[16:03] <DVA59121> D610
[16:03] <Glowball> Incarus: Damn, ctrl-alt-F1 almost made my system crash...
[16:03] <Incarus> boo_, i mean brute force is slow ;-)
[16:04] <Glowball> I might better reboot :x
[16:04] <Incarus> Glowball, yeah
[16:04] <Incarus> Glowball, are you in a console?
[16:04] <Glowball> Not anymore
[16:04] <deany> I`m partial to dell myself.. have a few..  still got the trusty inspiron 9100, but after 7 yrs the drive hardly writes discs anymore.  its had some hammer to be fair.
[16:04] <Incarus> Glowball, hm
[16:04] <DVA59121> danget my phone is viberating and i dont know where it is :-(
[16:05] <boo_> if under the folder HOME in mounted filesystem i can see only ubuntu, can i assume thats the only user on the machine ?
[16:05] <traemccombs> hey guys.. I had a server configured wrong.  as beta.mysite.com  launched and never changed it mysite.com   is there a way to flush mails that have been acruing in postfix for the past 4 months?
[16:05] <Incarus> boo_, are you in the live cd?
[16:05] <sebsebseb> hi
[16:05] <microtech> Is it possible to add disks to a mdadm linear array?
[16:05] <DVA59121> Is there a way from ubuntu to see what version dell bios i have
[16:05] <roxan> boo_: there are many more users like www-data pludev etc
[16:05] <microtech> DVA59121: no
[16:06] <boo_> incarus, yes in live cd
[16:06] <DVA59121> so i got to restart?
[16:06] <roxan> DVA59121: try dmidecode
[16:06] <microtech> DVA59121: yes unfortunately, and you know how to find it from there correct?
[16:06] <deany> DVA59121, there is a nice hardware tool called hardinfo
[16:06] <Incarus> boo_, ok, mount hd and then cd to /mnt/XXX/etc/
[16:06] <sipior> traemccombs: yes, "postqueue -f" should do it.
[16:06] <deany> DVA59121, if not in repo its on getdeb.net
[16:06] <DVA59121> microtech: its displayed on the boot logo
[16:07] <microtech> DVA59121: correct, but this other folks are  saying it may be possible from the software
[16:07] <boo_> nothing for xxx
[16:07] <traemccombs> sipior: danke ;)
[16:07] <boo_> the mnt is empty
[16:07] <microtech>  DVA59121: maybe with your hardware you will be able to see it, but I know in many cases you cannot
[16:07] <sipior> traemccombs: bitte schön
[16:08] <microtech> Is it possible to add disks to a mdadm linear array?
[16:08] <Incarus> boo_, that would help you, thats a better way: http://wiki.clug.org.za/wiki/How_do_I_reset_my_root_password%3F
[16:08] <DVA59121> dmidecode just gave me a bunch of numeric read outs
[16:08] <microtech> DVA59121: yes, you can try dmidecode | grep -i bios
[16:08] <roxan> DVA59121: dig through it
[16:08] <microtech> DVA59121: but that usually just gives generic info
[16:08] <traemccombs> sipior: :)  I'm reading the postfix man page now... trying to see if there is a way to ascertain all mails in queue
[16:09] <DVA59121> A bunch of generic information :(
[16:09] <DVA59121> Ok well i got to restart
[16:09] <DVA59121> be back later
[16:09]  * mobi-sheep kicks his bluetooth mouse.
[16:09]  * ghr511 bashes ubuntu
[16:10] <ghr511> how the hell do simple things as setting damn refresh rate of LCD
[16:10] <ghr511> I would use xvidtune, but it fails to work
[16:10] <roxan> ghr511: what doy ou mean?
[16:10] <mobi-sheep> !x | ghr511
[16:10] <ghr511> my LCD screen flickers
[16:10] <zxd> does anyone know a gui tool for alerting when quota soft limit is reached
[16:10] <Novaesky> After some time of not using my laptop, my mouse and keyboard locked up, with capslock and another light (A lock with an arrow pointing down) blinking. I didn't know how to unlock my keyboard and mousepad again. Can someone tell me how?
[16:10] <ghr511> why can't it auto detect correct modelines???
[16:11] <Incarus> ghr511, can lcd displays flicker?
[16:11] <ghr511> Incarus: yes
[16:11] <ghr511> actually it waves itself
[16:11] <Incarus> ghr511, pls paste /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:11] <ghr511> anyway, the clock or some other voode is incorrecty set.  wtf
[16:12] <Incarus> ghr511, to correct time: "sudo killall ntpd" and "sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com"
[16:12] <mobi-sheep> Wtf.  I think i'm going to customize something out of boredom.
[16:12] <ghr511> Incarus: my time is not correct?
[16:12] <Incarus> ghr511, lol, i dont know XD
[16:12] <boo_> how do i get out of terminal
[16:12]  * mobi-sheep customize XChat color theme.
[16:12] <zugiart> hellow everybodaayyyy
[16:12] <ghr511> boo_: exit
[16:12] <boo_> i want my gui back :'(
[16:12] <Incarus> boo_, where are you now?
[16:12] <jlogic> Hi all.
[16:12] <ghr511> boo_: you are in text VT?  do ctrl+alt+F7
[16:13] <boo_> ctr +alt+f2
[16:13] <jlogic> I have a quick question I hope you can help me with.
[16:13] <boo_> thk u
[16:13] <boo_> out
[16:13] <ghr511> F7 is graphics.
[16:13] <jlogic> I used this appliction on my ubuntu machine called screen.
[16:13] <boo_> i am trying to translate the #cat /proc/partitions command
[16:13] <cyberghoser1> !burning
[16:13] <Pici> !enter
[16:13] <zugiart> question: gtk-recordmydesktop + JACKD - can I record system sound (i.e. songs playing in rhythmbox) in this setup? How can I record sound from microphone but still have system sound playing? Anyone played with this b4 ??
[16:13] <Incarus> !ask | jlogic
[16:13] <cirvis> what I need to play games? like sourebraten , becouse when i star it shows gray screen and intializing andthat it.. :(?
[16:14] <jlogic> Ok, too much spam in this room fore help.
[16:14] <ghr511> cirvis: a windows, lol
[16:14] <Pici> jlogic: You havent asked a question yet.
[16:14] <benjamin__> join #icfp-contest
[16:14] <aytekin> ok
[16:14] <cirvis> wery funny guys :(
[16:14] <Incarus> cirvis, is it a windows game?
[16:14] <ghr511> cirvis: there are some good games for linux though.  Try doom3, quake4 (payable) or just  aptitude install tremulous
[16:15] <Pici> ghr511: It is a native game for Linux
[16:15] <cirvis> ?
[16:15] <boo_> Incarus: how do i run #cat /proc/partitions in ubuntu terminal - typing that gives me no joy at all - no response
[16:15]  * grawity never managed to run the Linux version of Uplink on Linux.
[16:15] <Pici> boo_: don't type the hash before the command.
[16:15] <ghr511> doom3, quake4  are native for linux and payable.    tremulous  and  urban-terror  are native and free.
[16:15] <Incarus> cirvis, it should work with the latest wine from winehq.org
[16:15] <cirvis> I mean what progs I need to run those games
[16:15] <cirvis> I have it
[16:15] <Incarus> boo_, type "cat /proc/partitions"
[16:15] <boo_> thanks pici
[16:16] <grawity> cirvis: Is the game for Windows or for Linux?
[16:16] <ghr511> cirvis: for this 4 above - no programs, there are native. just execute them.
[16:16] <Incarus> boo_, # is the symbol for a comment
[16:16] <cirvis> sourebraten for linux
[16:16] <grawity> Incarus: Or for a root prompt.
[16:16] <Incarus> grawity, right, but if he type # in a root prompt its a comment i think
[16:16] <lel> rg
[16:16] <grawity> Incarus: usually yes.
[16:16] <ghr511> cirvis:  sudo apt-get install sauerbraten ; sauerbraten
[16:17] <Incarus> ghr511, german?
[16:17] <cirvis> I have it instaled
[16:17] <ghr511> cirvis: then just run it,  alt+f2 and type:  sauerbraten  and press enter
[16:17] <boo_> Incarus: i get a lotof of options
[16:17] <boo_> i choseone and it asks me to choose a file system - can you tell me what to do next
[16:17] <Incarus> boo_, i dont know
[16:18] <microtech> :q
[16:18] <ghr511> guuuys
[16:18] <microtech> oops lol
[16:18] <h4f> hi all
[16:18] <ghr511> how to use damn LCD on damn ubuntu
[16:18] <Incarus> boo_, dont know what you do at the moment
[16:18] <Incarus> ghr511, just connect it and wait ;-)
[16:18] <ghr511> I tried editing some stupid modelines with some online calculators, this fails.   Why ubuntu dont just detect correct modelines?
[16:18] <Incarus> !language | ghr511
[16:18] <ghr511> I get the LCD, but it is wavy
[16:18] <roxan> jlogic: you are asking something about screen?
[16:19] <boo_> Incarus: trying to follow the guide you sent me http://wiki.clug.org.za/wiki/How_do_I_reset_my_root_password%3F
[16:19] <boo_> i amafter cat
[16:19] <Novaesky> My keyboard and mouse locked up after some time of inactivity (Capslock and another light with a downward arrow in a lock were blinking). Is there a shortcut to unlocking the keyboard and mouse again?
[16:19] <Incarus> ghr511, pls paste "cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log"
[16:19] <roxan> Novaesky: I'm afraid you are having kernel panic
[16:19] <Incarus> boo_, dont know, never did it
[16:19] <boo_> oh
[16:20] <h4f> does any one know how to create account on irc.ubuntu.com
[16:20] <amicrawler2008> does any body have a clue why my mixer does not work but have sound from my audigy card?
[16:20] <Novaesky> Roxan: Is it a known bug? And is there anyway I can try to avoid it?
[16:20] <boo_> guys can any one help me, i am on a live cd, trying to reset the password of a production ubuntu server, how do i do it ?
[16:20] <ghr511> amicrawler2008: because sound on linux is a fail
[16:20] <mbeierl1> !nick | mbeierl1
[16:20] <h4f> !nick
[16:21] <ghr511> amicrawler2008: you may get some help in #alsa  but overall sound support is bad in linuxes
[16:21] <Incarus> ghr511, ...
[16:21] <roxan> Novaesky: well I can't tell just because you have a kernel panic. There can be many reasons behind it.
[16:21] <ghr511> Incarus: http://pastebin.ca/1478436
[16:21] <amicrawler2008> it has been fine in the past
[16:21] <mbeierl1> h4f: :) that's what I was just checking before spamming you
[16:21] <lesshaste> what's the latest ubuntu kernel I can install on hardy?
[16:21] <gizmobay> can someone tell me how to install the perl module Geo::Coder::Canada?
[16:22] <lesshaste> is it possible to install a jaunty kernel on hardy?
[16:23] <mobi-sheep> lesshaste: Why?  Hardy kernel is great and far stable.
[16:23] <igneousquill_> Okay, so I managed to get Ubuntu installed on the HP xw4600 Workstation this morning.  Turns out Ubuntu was having trouble with the second monitor.  Now I need to figure out how to configure for dual monitor.  I've searched forums and have tried several suggestions, but nothing works.  Any easy workaround?  Or maybe a difficult one that actually works?
[16:23] <Incarus> ghr511, "(EE) intel(0): underrun on pipe A!". which ubuntu version do you use?
[16:23] <gastly> lesshaste, yup but you need to compile it yourself
[16:23] <ghr511> Incarus: 8.10 amd64
[16:23] <lesshaste> mobi-sheep: sadly my dvd drive doesn't work
[16:23] <mdm> gizmobay, you use CPAN, basicly perl -MCPAN -eshell, then tell it to install the module "i Geo::Coder::Canada" in this case.  A search for "perl cpan" can also help
[16:23] <ghr511> Incarus: but do not worry about that.  I have only problems with the modelines
[16:23] <Incarus> ghr511, screen could work in jaunty
[16:23] <lesshaste> grawity: upgrading is not easy at the moment due to disk space issues
[16:23] <cirvis> I tried but after intializing it shows grey and only grey screen..and nothings happen.. :(
[16:23] <mobi-sheep> lesshaste: Well, you check this out?
[16:23] <ghr511> Can't I just do some   set-correct-modelines stuff??? I dont want to play with this modelines voodo
[16:23] <mobi-sheep> !kernel | lesshaste
[16:23] <Incarus> ghr511, i have a SiS, which didnt work in intrepid
[16:24] <gizmobay> thanks mdm I tried this but I don't think it's installing properly
[16:24] <amicrawler2008> sis huh
[16:24] <ghr511> Incarus: screen works.  only it is wavy abit, the pixel-clock and other mumbo jumbo is not correctly configured
[16:24] <lesshaste> mobi-sheep: sure but isn't there a way just to enable the jaunty repo and install the minimal set of things needed to get the kernel to work?
[16:24] <rsr> I isually start from an ubunt-server install
[16:24] <Incarus> ghr511, 9.04 got never xserver and newer driver versions, i would try it XD
[16:24] <mdm> gizmobay, when it fails it generally will tell you why.  It may be looking for something that is not installed
[16:24] <ghr511> why ubuntu requires me to have a P.h.D on LCD monitors mechanics? I just want to use the LCD jesus, how is that for Human Beings
[16:25] <rsr> and install desktop from there
[16:25] <rsr> ghr511: I have no issues with lcd or lcd tv
[16:25] <h4f> !kernel
[16:25] <ghr511> is there some way to have ubuntu auto configure correct modelines etc?
[16:25] <lesshaste> ghr511: some human beings have PhDs :)
[16:25] <mobi-sheep> lesshaste: It's a kernel. :3
[16:25] <ghr511> lesshaste: then it should be "Ubuntu, for Geeks"
[16:25] <lesshaste> mobi-sheep: what is?
[16:25] <Incarus> amicrawler2008, yeah, SiS 630, driver not supported since 2005 by sis, but its working, with 3d and dri
[16:25] <lesshaste> ghr511: some human beings are geeks too :)
[16:26] <lesshaste> ghr511: computers are for geeks
[16:26] <roxan> ghr511: well we need to test if its really for human :P
[16:26] <ghr511> or.. "Ubuntu, hard like Gentoo but minus the elitie ring to it"
[16:26] <lesshaste> ghr511: if you don't want a computer, get a Mac
[16:26] <lesshaste> :)
[16:26] <ghr511> no thanks, Im into girls
[16:26] <ghr511> >_>
[16:26] <rsr> o.O
[16:26] <lesshaste> ghr511: some girls are into girls too
[16:26] <mdm> ghr511, is it a paralel lcd? a serial lcd? an usb lcd? did you set up lcdserver for it?
[16:26] <rsr> some geeks dont get girls?
[16:26] <mobi-sheep> lesshaste: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_(computer_science)
[16:26] <ghr511> mdm:  normal DSub LCD
[16:26] <boo_> sorry to bother you guys agai but i am getting esperate by the second
[16:26] <lesshaste> mobi-sheep: I know what the kernel is :)
[16:26] <damagu> Hey all. Can someone help me with a mic problem? Everytime I unmute my Capture1/2/3 and close the volume control, if I go back in they are muted again. Any ideas?
[16:26] <cirvis> I tried run sourebroten but after intializing it shows grey and only grey screen..and nothings happen.. :(
[16:27] <lesshaste> I just don't know how hard it would be to get a jaunty kernel working in hardy
[16:27] <boo_> i can log in to my ubuntu system through a live CD
[16:27] <rsr> cirvis: do you have a 3d graphics card
[16:27] <boo_> can you guyshelp me mount the old system up then reset its root password ?
[16:27] <Incarus> damagu, try to "unmute" it in console with "alsamixer"
[16:27] <roxan> cirvis: did you disable compiz before playing?
[16:27] <mdm> ghr511, thats not very decriptive, its like sying I have a tire, a round tire
[16:27] <gizmobay> mdm, please look here http://pastebin.com/d557f24e5
[16:27] <sipior> boo_: if you've already booted into the live cd, just mount the root filesystem of the target machine, and edit <mountpoint>/etc/shadow. delete the second entry for the password you wish to unset.
[16:27] <cirvis> no , how to disable that thing?
[16:27] <boo_> i am following this account on how to do this but cant get pass the mounting bit http://wiki.clug.org.za/wiki/How_do_I_reset_my_root_password%3F
[16:27] <cirvis> yes I have ati radeon 9600 :p
[16:28] <damagu> Incarus: I installed gnome-alsamixer and found that they were all set to record... is that what you mean?
[16:28] <rsr> boo_: or simply remove the x next to the entry
[16:28] <sipior> boo_: (the entries are delimited by ":", btw)
[16:28] <mdm> gizmobay, it looks like it did install, just that it wanted YAML
[16:28] <Incarus> damagu, not really
[16:28] <damagu> Incarus: give me a sec
[16:28] <CodemasterLaptop> so i'm having an issue here where on a -clean install-, my synaptics touchpad only allows vertical scrolling with two fingers... any idea how i can change this back to a simple one-finger scroll? :)
[16:28] <gizmobay> my script keeps saying no Canada.pm found
[16:28] <Incarus> damagu, i mean the console app "alsmixer", it could be a bug in gnome alsamixer
[16:28] <gizmobay> I do a find and it just shows the Canada.pm in my build directory
[16:28] <zugiart> boo_
[16:28] <zugiart> boo_ pls check private msg
[16:29] <Incarus> CodemasterLaptop, you can change this with the app "gsynaptics"
[16:29] <Incarus> !gsynaptics
[16:29] <CodemasterLaptop> Incarus: I've already tried that, actually
[16:29] <Incarus> CodemasterLaptop, doesnt work?
[16:29] <CodemasterLaptop> there's no option for 1/2 finger scrolling in that application
[16:29] <zugiart> @boo_ hey I msged you, pls reply dude
[16:29] <damagu> Incarus okay alsamixer shows mic and micboost. mic is all the way up and I don't see anything relating to muting. The mic boost is all the way down. Should that be up?
[16:29] <lesshaste> seems no one has attempted to install a new kernel on hardy??
[16:30] <CodemasterLaptop> lesshaste: I usually use the kernel ppa
[16:30] <boo_> how do i open the shado file ? it tells me i have no app to do so
[16:30] <lesshaste> CodemasterLaptop: aha... let me find that
[16:30] <Incarus> damagu, muted in alsamixer is the "m"
[16:30] <CodemasterLaptop> Incarus: I've tried modified my X11 config and still no change
[16:30] <lesshaste> CodemasterLaptop: what does ppa stand for?
[16:30] <damagu> Incarus: okay it's not muted
[16:30] <CodemasterLaptop> well, there is a change, but not the one i'm looking for :)
[16:30] <joaopinto> !ppa | lesshaste
[16:30] <Myrtti> boo_: does the machine really have root password set?
[16:30] <Gobby> How do I edit commands in ubuntu studio? I want to be able to change workspaces quick, and disable the mouse scroll command
[16:30] <sipior> boo_: i think nano is on the live cd, try that.
[16:30] <lesshaste> thanks
[16:31] <Incarus> CodemasterLaptop, xorg.conf wont work, you have to change hal settings
[16:31] <cyberghoser1> hmm i have problems erasing dvd-rw, i used brasero, gnombaker, even in terminal i got I/O error any advice?
[16:31] <Incarus> damagu, good
[16:31] <damagu> Incarus: I turned up mic boost and now I'm getting some squealy feedback
[16:31] <CodemasterLaptop> Incarus: ah okay, that's something new, then
[16:31] <boo_> no nano
[16:31] <boo_> open word is on
[16:31] <CodemasterLaptop> Incarus: are there any posts or docs on this?
[16:31] <Incarus> ghr511, are you here?
[16:31] <Incarus> CodemasterLaptop, yeah, wait
[16:31] <Darael> boo_: "gksu gedit /etc/shadow" or "sudo nano /etc/shadow" depending what editor you'd rather use
[16:31] <CodemasterLaptop> sure, thanks :)
[16:31] <damagu> Incarus: it's a macbook pro. I think the mic is in the keyboard. Keeps squelching as I type.
[16:32] <ghr511> mdm: well, what info you want?  I have an LCD connected to my laptop.  It works, but screen is wavy.  I wasted hours on setting modelines by hand, but nothing is perfect.  How to auto connect best modelines for my sceen? it is modern LCD it must have this EEID or something autodetect stuff
[16:32] <mdm> gizmobay, you would use it by setting use Geo::Coder::Canada in a per file, then using whatever you set the new instance to.
[16:32] <ghr511> Incarus: (on phone)  but read above
[16:32] <Incarus> CodemasterLaptop, sry, its german, but you would understand it: http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Touchpad
[16:32] <Incarus> ghr511, k
[16:32] <Incarus> damagu, ?
[16:32] <CodemasterLaptop> Incarus: haha thanks!
[16:32] <mdm> ghr511, this is an lcd monitor? not a lcd screen device?
[16:33] <gizmobay> mdm, like this use Geo::Coder::Canada;
[16:33] <Incarus> ghr511, screen resoltuion errors are often xorg/ or driver problems, upgrade ubuntu and it should work
[16:33] <ikonia> l/away gym
[16:33] <ikonia> oops
[16:33] <Gobby> How do I edit commands in ubuntu studio? I want to be able to change workspaces quick, and disable the mouse scroll command
[16:33] <mdm> gizmobay, yes, that simply includes it into a perl script.  It doesnt do anything with it other then include it however
[16:33] <damagu> Incarus: yeah?
[16:33] <Incarus> damagu, dont understand your last sentence, but k XD
[16:33] <gizmobay> my script says Canada.pm not found
[16:34] <Incarus> gizmobay, which script, and which canada.pm
[16:34] <boo_> zugiart: cant read privates, sorry
[16:34] <damagu> Incarus: mic boost was all the way down. I turned it up and now the left speaker is feeding back
[16:34] <grawity> boo_: why not?
[16:34] <Incarus> gizmobay, change working directory to the right directory and it would work
[16:34] <lesshaste> CodemasterLaptop: this one https://launchpad.net/~kernel-ppa/+archive/ppa ?
[16:34] <boo_> so is removing the * after the root, remove the password ?
[16:34] <zugiart> boo_: uh ok, I don't like spamming the main channel if we can
[16:34] <lesshaste> CodemasterLaptop: it doesn't seem to have any new kernels in it unless I don't know how to see them
[16:34] <Incarus> damagu, yeah
[16:34] <damagu> Incarus: I assume the mic is located in the keyboard near the speaker
[16:34] <Darael> Gobby: You can edit keyboard shortcuts under system->preferences->keyboard shortcuts,
[16:34] <Incarus> damagu, thats not good
[16:34] <boo_> i am on aweb channel
[16:35] <ghr511> Incarus: but screen resolution works fine.  this is the native resolution
[16:35] <Gobby> thanks.
[16:35] <Myrtti> boo_: you were unable to unset the root password in the single user mode?
[16:35] <Incarus> damagu, then disable mic bust and it should work
[16:35] <amy__> hi
[16:35] <ghr511> screen refresh-rate / pixel-clock / other mumbo-jumbo, this is what ubuntu failed to set up correctly
[16:35] <boo_> i dont know what that mean
[16:35] <gizmobay> see script here http://pastebin.com/m50915eaa
[16:35] <cirvis> where I can see my drivers?
[16:35] <Incarus> ghr511, screen resolution shouldnt be 800x600 ...
[16:35] <damagu> Incarus: If I do that it'll be back to the way it was before. I didn't have to unmute it... it was already unmuted.
[16:35] <Myrtti> boo_: when you reboot your machine, there comes a message of "booting in x seconds, press esc to go to grub menu"
[16:35] <ghr511> Incarus: it is 1680x1050
[16:35] <zugiart> (01:35:04) Myrtti: boo_: you were unable to unset the root password in the single user mode? <-- I thought using $sudo bash should get him in as root. From then he can use passwd to override the root pwd ?
[16:35] <mdm> gizmobay, when you instaled this with cpan it asked for a build dir, if you told it noting or took the default it is set to ~/.cpan/build/.  In it are the modules is Geo/Coder/Canada there?
[16:35] <Incarus> ghr511, k
[16:36] <Myrtti> zugiart: with livecd? wrong
[16:36] <gizmobay> yes, in my home directory
[16:36] <Incarus> ghr511, check screen settings on display ;-)
[16:36] <Myrtti> zugiart: also, setting a root password is in general a bad idea, it looks as if he doesn't have it enabled
[16:36] <zugiart> (01:36:08) Myrtti: zugiart: with livecd? wrong <-- ic, I didn't know he's on livecd. nvm then :-pp
[16:36] <ghr511> Incarus: what?  the resolution is in fact 1650x1080
[16:36] <cirvis> where can get drivers for ati radeon 9600 ? plz help
[16:36] <ghr511> erm
[16:36] <ghr511> 1680x1050
[16:37] <gizmobay> /home/gizmobay/.cpan/build
[16:37] <Incarus> ghr511, forget it XD
[16:37] <ghr511> Incarus: greate, this is so helpfull
[16:37] <Incarus> gizmobay, check directory
[16:37] <Halitech> cirvis, I think you are stuck with whatever ubuntu will support
[16:37] <ghr511> so, is Ubuntu capable of using an LCD screen or not yet?
[16:37] <Incarus> ghr511, hm? XD
[16:37] <grawity> ghr511: errr.......
[16:37] <Myrtti> ghr511: why wouldn't it be?
[16:37] <cirvis> what does it means?
[16:37] <damagu> Incarus: any ideas what sound input should be set to on skype?
[16:37] <gizmobay> Incarus, which directory my /home/gizmobay/.cpan/build?
[16:38] <ghr511> Myrtti: because in ubuntu my screen waves, and I need to waste hours inputing some crazy modelines stuff, and it even then does not work fully
[16:38] <duprel_> quit
[16:38] <Incarus> damagu, dont know, but why dont you by an external microphone?
[16:38] <CodemasterLaptop> Incarus: thanks for your help, going to try this out now
[16:38] <damagu> Incarus: Hmm. Hardly ideal.
[16:38] <jrib> ghr511: erm, what video driver?
[16:38] <Incarus> gizmobay, is that the current working directory and is the file in it?
[16:38] <mdm> ghr511, I think yur confusing a few things here.  What you mean is can my video card run an LCD monitor and can ubuntu control that.  Not does ubunut support lcd monitors
[16:38] <Incarus> CodemasterLaptop, np
[16:39] <cirvis> what does it means?
[16:39] <ghr511> jrib i945... but what with the driver??? the driver is ok, the resolution is ok, the 3d acceleration is ok.  the PROBLEM is this stupid pixel-clock etc frequency settings (modelines), I can not get them right.  How to just auto detect this? this is crazy
[16:39] <gizmobay> Incarus, this is the build directory for cpan. The canada.pm is in the directory but not my script
[16:39] <Incarus> ghr511, could be driver bug or xserver bug
[16:39] <Halitech> cirvis, what does what mean?
[16:39] <Incarus> ghr511, pls update system
[16:39] <sipior> boo_: from what you describe, it sounds like there is no root password for you to unset. if you've got the root filesystem of the machine mounted whilst running the livecd, consider editing the file <mountpoint>/etc/group, and add your account name to the group "admin". you can then restart the machine, and use sudo to administer the thing, just as the previous admin presumably did.
[16:40] <ghr511> ok other way around
[16:40] <Gaming4JC> hey all, I'm currently on a Compaq Presario 1200 laptop. It's laggin badly because it cannot find any graphic acceleration drivers. Any way I can find these manually?
[16:40] <ghr511> How to auto detect best mode lines for my 1680x1050 LCD?
[16:40] <Incarus> gizmobay, script and file should be in the same directory, or you can cd to the file directory
[16:40] <mdm> ghr511, edid
[16:40] <jrib> !fixres > ghr511
[16:40] <Gaming4JC> :)
[16:40] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, which graphic card?
[16:40] <ghr511> jrib: lol I know what X system is, I just patched part of it ;)
[16:40] <DVA5912> It looks like i may be able to install dell bios updates from inside ubuntu. I may be able to get rid of windows after all.
[16:40] <Gaming4JC> I'm not sure what's on board actually
[16:40] <jrib> ghr511: try reading the link
[16:41] <Gaming4JC> I don't see system info on ubuntu
[16:41] <Gaming4JC> lol
[16:41] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, paste "cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log"
[16:41] <bastidrazor> DVA5912, you don't update a bios from inside any OS..
[16:41] <Halitech> Gaming4JC, lshw -C video
[16:41] <Gaming4JC> ok
[16:41] <DVA5912> bastidrazor: care to elaborate?
[16:41] <ghr511> jrib: ok... but this is really complicated for normal users.  this should be simplier
[16:41] <Incarus> Halitech, or xorg.0.log
[16:42] <Halitech> Incarus, either will work :)
[16:42] <Incarus> ghr511, yeah, in jaunty its simple XD
[16:42] <bastidrazor> DVA5912, how were you planning on updating the BIOS?
[16:42] <cirvis> whit this - I think you are stuck with whatever ubuntu will support , what does it means?
[16:42] <jrib> ghr511: meh, I don't have to do any of this on my computers.  You should check the bug tracker for a relevant bug.  iirc, it's usually some issue with the monitor not sending out the right information about what it is capable of
[16:43] <Halitech> cirvis, it means since ATI has dropped support you will need to use whatever driver Ubuntu has built in
[16:43] <Incarus> jrib, he is using intrepid, and intrepid got some problems with these things
[16:43] <DVA5912> bastidrazor: using dells exe. But looking at one of the websites i saw its even easier. Dell provides a repository for ubuntu and fedora. i add that repository to my system and run a command and it updates to the latest one
[16:43] <didiermah> hello
[16:43] <mdm> ghr511, it is really simple, if you had that monitor connected when you setup X it would have seen it and read its EDID.  Meaning it would have known what modelines to use.  Barring that you have to eieher rebuild the xorg.conf or setup the modes by hand
[16:43] <DVA5912> which by the way can anyone confirm the lastest bios for the Dell D610 to be A06?
[16:43] <adux> just google a little
[16:44] <cirvis> ok where can I get them?
[16:44] <Incarus> mdm, "sudo dpkg-reconfigure Xorg" maybe? XD
[16:44] <monkey2> I'd like to use setuid to change the user in a script, but I keep getting an error. I am doing: setuid username   ... Am I doing this incorrectly?
[16:44] <mdm> Incarus, good idea :)
[16:44] <orion_> Downgrade  KDE 4.3 Beta 2 -> KDE 4.2.4
[16:44] <Halitech> cirvis, you probably already have them installed
[16:44] <orion_> help
[16:44] <DVA5912> well i got the latest
[16:44] <orion_> help
[16:44] <FloodBot2> orion_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:45] <sonism> !yahoo
[16:45] <ghr511> mdm:  do I have to put something to X11 conf to have it auto detect?
[16:45] <DVA5912> what all can a bios update do? Is it really worth having to leave windows on my machine?
[16:45] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, are you here?
[16:45] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/206341/ and Halitech: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/206342/
[16:45] <boo_> ok, it wont allow me to get in to single user mode
[16:45] <Incarus> zk
[16:45] <boo_> i am going all the wayto the regular gui login
[16:46] <Gaming4JC> yes, was busy posting.
[16:46] <Gaming4JC> lol sry for the wait
[16:46] <cirvis> but it doest show any thing in driver hardware :(
[16:46] <Halitech> DVA5912, depends on whats in the update and you wouldnt need to keep windows on that computer as long as you have access to a friends to make the update disk
[16:46] <mdm> ghr511, if you have the port already set and connected you can remove all the settings and let X detect them on startup.  If you really want to know you can debug this and do it by hand.  Or an easier way is to do what Incarus said
[16:47] <damagu> Incarus: thanks mate. it turned out I needed to select HDA Intel (hw:Intel,2) rather than pulse for the Sound In. On skype. There's obviously something wrong though the volume control changing the Captures back to muted everytime. But I guess as long as it works... who cares.
[16:47] <Kristof_D> DVA5912:  unless you need a specific feature, it's probably not worth the hassle. On a lot of machines, it isn't even possible
[16:47] <didiermah> join / #pheaker
[16:47] <DVA5912> Halitech: none of my friends have dell notebooks or desktops
[16:47] <DVA5912> Kristof_D: its supported on mine
[16:47] <grawity> didiermah: it's /join
[16:47] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, (II) AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI capable
[16:48] <Gaming4JC> meaning? :(
[16:48] <Halitech> DVA5912, doesn't have to be a dell system, I've used an IBM thinkpad to create a BIOS update for a compaq before
[16:48] <Incarus> damagu, ok
[16:48] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, wait a sec
[16:48] <Gaming4JC> k :)
[16:48] <DVA5912> Halitech: I got another computer in the house so i can use that to make the update if i have to?
[16:48] <DVA5912> if so bye bye windows
[16:48] <cirvis> Halitech: but nothings shows in hardware drivers..
[16:48] <didiermah> fuck
[16:48] <Halitech> DVA5912, as long as it has windows on it
[16:49] <DVA5912> its got windows 7
[16:49] <Gaming4JC> Win7 < Ubuntu. ;D
[16:49] <mdm> !language | didiermah
[16:49] <Halitech> cirvis, its not a proprietary driver so it won't
[16:49] <DVA5912> Heck yeah Gaming4JC
[16:49] <grawity> Gaming4JC: Win7 == Ubuntu, in some places.
[16:49] <Halitech> DVA5912, then should be good to go
[16:49] <cirvis> so what should I do?
[16:49] <DVA5912> :D GOOD BYE WINDOWS XP
[16:49] <Gaming4JC> :D
[16:49] <pc2> HI
[16:49] <Gaming4JC> hi
[16:50] <pc2> I need hep
[16:50] <sando> :)
[16:50] <adux> aloha xD
[16:50] <pc2> help
[16:50] <Gaming4JC> don't we all
[16:50] <Gaming4JC> lol jk
[16:50] <roxan>  !ask | pc2
[16:50] <orion_> Downgrade  KDE 4.3 Beta 2 -> KDE 4.2.4
[16:50] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, which ubuntu do you use?
[16:50] <DVA5912> wo
[16:50] <DVA5912> why isnt the install icon on the desktop working
[16:50] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: 9.04
[16:50] <n_nick> hi my yahoo still doesnt wrk with Pidgin.. any solutions...
[16:50] <sando> quit
[16:50]  * gsnedders is somewhat impressed at the difference in usability he has found between 8.04 (I think, the last release I tried much), and 9.04
[16:50] <pc2> ok
[16:50] <DVA5912> Details: Failed to execute child
[16:50] <DVA5912> process "ubiquity"
[16:50] <roxan> !patience | orion_
[16:51] <safire> /exit
[16:51] <Halitech> Gaming4JC, trident chip, best you'll get is 2d and depending on the video ram, 800x600, 1024x768 if you are lucky
[16:51] <DVA5912> thanks guys for the help im going to restart to see if i can fix this problem
[16:51] <pc2> I have Xubunut 9.04
[16:51] <Incarus> Halitech, yes, bad drivers
[16:51] <Gaming4JC> Halitech: Anything is good for this older machine. It currently is 640x480 and has no acceleration at all.
[16:52] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, "glxinfo | grep direct"
[16:52] <Halitech> Gaming4JC, there is some info here on the Trident Cyber Aladin that might help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1172942&highlight=trident
[16:52] <Halitech> Incarus, I had (have) a system that uses that chip, 800x600 max
[16:52] <lesshaste> !kernel
[16:52] <cirvis> ok guys bye
[16:52] <Incarus> Halitech, trident use "xserver-xorg-video-trident" driver, why dont work 1024x768?
[16:53] <roxan> !abuse | lesshaste
[16:53] <pc2> I am putting a password for pc2 but the xubuntu doesnt request me a password when I restart
[16:53] <cirvis> I thing I get back to windows :(
[16:53] <lesshaste> roxan: ?
[16:53] <pc2> what can i do to fix it ?
[16:53] <Incarus> cirvis, whats the problem?
[16:53] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: direct rendering: Yes
[16:53] <Halitech> Incarus, I think mine was a screen limitation on the actual hardware (toshiba satellite 2520cds)
[16:53] <lesshaste> roxan: why did you do that?
[16:53] <cirvis> I cant find vide drivers
[16:54] <cirvis> video
[16:54] <roxan> lesshaste: sorry
[16:54] <Incarus> Halitech, direct rendering yes, but not dri or dri capable?
[16:54] <lesshaste> roxan: that's ok
[16:54] <Incarus> Halitech, *or dri 2
[16:54] <pc2> who can help me ?
[16:54] <Incarus> cirvis, which graphic card?
[16:54] <Halitech> Incarus, don't think so
[16:54] <cirvis> ati radeon 9600
[16:55] <Incarus> Halitech, he said "direct rendering: Yes" but it is: "(II) AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI capable"
[16:55] <pc2> I need help
[16:55] <cirvis> and this - E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[16:55] <cirvis> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[16:55] <Incarus> Halitech, should be a driver bug, or?
[16:55] <Gaming4JC> I knew it wasn't a simple matter. xD
[16:55] <deany> cirvis, there are no ATI properietary drivers for your card anymore.. only the radeon open source driver
[16:55] <Jutman> Assuming I have the iptables forward chain set up eth0->eth1 and eth1->eth0, and I have rules in input and output for those two interfaces, will the forwarded traffic hit the INPUT and OUTPUT rules?
[16:55] <cirvis> but then it means I cant play games,right?
[16:56] <Halitech> Incarus, possible the card is but the monitor isn't?
[16:56] <Incarus> cirvis, wait pls
[16:56] <pc2> nobody cant help me ?
[16:56] <Spirits-Sight> what is a good program for gizmo on Ubuntu 9.04
[16:56] <Incarus> Halitech, not really
[16:56] <cirvis> ok
[16:56] <Pici> !patience | pc2
[16:56] <cirvis> :(
[16:56] <deany> cirvis, it has 3d capability, more on some than others... mine is a 9800 and I cant play UT2004 anymore..
[16:56] <deany> cirvis, its a fast driver for compiz tho.
[16:57] <Halitech> Incarus, never really played around much, my main use is all 2d and my new card is still supported by ATI
[16:57] <Incarus> cirvis, fglrx driver from intrepid should work
[16:57] <deany> cirvis, edit:  I can RUN ut200k but its not playable enough for me....
[16:57] <Pici> pc2: What exactly is the problem?
[16:57] <Incarus> Halitech, k
[16:57] <Fenix|work> Greetings
[16:57] <mdm> Halitech, no DRI, or Direct Rendering Interface is the direct access to the video card rendring chips.  It has noting to do with a monitor
[16:57] <Fenix|work> mdm, Greetings to you. :)
[16:57] <mdm> hey Fenix|work
[16:57] <deany> cirvis, so if you want fglrx then stick to intrepid or get a new card
[16:57] <cirvis> ok where can I get them?
[16:58] <Halitech> mdm, ok, thats deeper then I've dug into systems before :)
[16:58] <Jutman> Assuming I have the iptables forward chain set up eth0->eth1 and eth1->eth0, and I have rules in input and output for those two interfaces, will the forwarded traffic hit the INPUT and OUTPUT rules?
[16:58] <Incarus> deany, or install old package
[16:58] <cirvis> so what should I do?
[16:58] <deany> Incarus, on newer Xorg?
[16:58] <Fenix|work> mdm, I made progress on my box... I can boot with it off the raid controller, but dmraid still is activated and the drives come up in the array.  Strangeness abound /dev/sda has no UUID's, just sdb when booting from the live CD
[16:58] <FJ_Sanchez> Hello
[16:58] <deany> Incarus, which the old drivers dont support?
[16:58] <mdm> Halitech, are you using xinerama?
[16:58] <Incarus> deany, oh...
[16:58] <Incarus> deany, or hack ;-)
[16:58] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: Usually as you know, ubuntu dectecs the graphics card via searching for it. In this case it says no drivers found. So none are installed to my knowledge. :)
[16:59] <FJ_Sanchez> How can I tell apt-get to ignore broken dependencies?
[16:59] <Halitech> mdm, no, installed the ATI driver from their site
[16:59] <mdm> Fenix|work, I thoguth you were going to forgo dmraid for sofware raid
[16:59] <Spirits-Sight> Does any one use Gizmo?  If so what is the recommend program to use?  Also how is the qualty?
[16:59] <sonism> ha ha ha this debate.... i'm trying in a public hotspot right now it seems that they doesn't allow web browsing.... but i see that i can connect to irc & ftp guys......
[16:59] <deany> cirvis, try the default enabled "radeon" driver, it may work good enough for  you
[16:59] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, where are drivers, but they are old, and nobody care about, so you dont have 3d things
[16:59] <Gaming4JC> sonism: lol ?
[17:00] <mdm> Halitech, can you shut down X and run a command, then paste the output of that file?
[17:00] <bomb> is it know that linux has problems with amd processors or chips
[17:00] <bomb> i sometimes get I/O errors
[17:00] <Fenix|work> mdm, I am, but it's configured that way on boot to activate the array... plus dmraid has metadata on the disks so the array becomes active even when the disks are not physically on the RAID controller.
[17:00] <sonism> ups..... wrong channel..... sorry guys..... :D
[17:00] <cirvis> how?
[17:00] <FJ_Sanchez> Do you know how can I force apt-get to install packages with broken dependencies?
[17:00] <bomb> or ata softreset failed when i wake my PC up from suspend
[17:00] <Incarus> deany, are you sure with the support thing from fglrx=
[17:00] <Halitech> mdm, I can but it will bounce me out of here and I've got downloads going at the moment I'd rather not stop
[17:00] <roxan> !patience | FJ_Sanchez
[17:00] <deany> Incarus, yes.
[17:01] <Incarus> deany, that fglrx dont support raden 9600
[17:01] <deany> Incarus, says so on ATI site
[17:01] <Fenix|work> mdm, I'm trying to figure out how to decouple the array and boot naturally from sda, but when I saw sda doesn't have any UUID's associated with it I decided it was time for a 'break' :)
[17:01] <mdm> Fenix|work, I would think the card has BIOS it injectes into the MB bios at boot time
[17:01] <deany> Incarus, mine is a newer card than his...
[17:01] <Fenix|work> mdm, RAID bios is disabled :)
[17:01] <bomb> i meant: is it known that linux has problems with amd processors or chips?
[17:01] <bomb> see above
[17:01] <Incarus> deany, and yours is working?
[17:02] <mdm> Fenix|work, remove the card, plug the drives into the MD controllers instead????  you would have to rebuild them though
[17:02] <Halitech> bomb, no issues here on an AMD 5200+ with a Sapphire board
[17:02] <Gaming4JC>  o.O
[17:02] <Fenix|work> mdm, unfortunately it's built onto the mobo
[17:02] <Jutman> Assuming I have the iptables forward chain set up eth0->eth1 and eth1->eth0, and I have rules in input and output for those two interfaces, will the forwarded traffic hit the INPUT and OUTPUT rules?
[17:02] <mdm> bomb, it is well known that linux works BEST on amd chips, not the alternate
[17:02] <deany> http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/Legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.24&lang=English
[17:02] <deany> Incarus, no.
[17:02] <lesshaste> is it possible to upgrade from hardy to jaunty?
[17:03] <bomb> will ubuntu upgrade to firefox 3.5 when it is out?
[17:03] <Padhu> Is it possible to make QCAD file as readonly drawing for any plotform like PDF?
[17:03] <mdm> Fenix|work, can you tell the mothwrboard not to raid the drives? mine is like that
[17:03] <kbrosnan> bomb: no
[17:03] <deany> Incarus,  installing jaunty means I lose fglrx.  Intrepid is fine stil.. but I dont play games anymore tbh
[17:03] <Gaming4JC> lesshaste: yes, run sudo apt-get update
[17:03] <lesshaste> Gaming4JC: ??
[17:03] <lesshaste> that won't do it
[17:03] <Incarus> deany, should work
[17:03] <sonism> hi, i'm having trouble to play mp3 with amarok....... can anyone help?
[17:03] <Incarus> cirvis, type "sudo apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx"
[17:03] <Gaming4JC> lesshaste: it should techincally update everything... :/
[17:04] <Incarus> !mp3
[17:04]  * Gaming4JC will google for more info...
[17:04] <lesshaste> Gaming4JC: don't be silly... it doesn't upgrade the distro
[17:04] <Fenix|work> mdm, I have and have disabled the RAID controller in BIOS.  I think it's all the metadata on the two drives that makes dmraid still activate the array
[17:04] <moncky> FJ_Sanchez: AFAIK working dependancies are a pre-requisite for apt to install an app.  you can use -f to fix broken deps, or you can also --fix-missing and --ignore-missing however it is not reccomended to use those with -f
[17:04] <bastidrazor> sonism, kubuntu-restricted-extras is a must..
[17:04] <xtoskox> someone help me? plz?
[17:04] <bomb> why not? o.O
[17:04] <Incarus> lesshaste, it wont work if your distro is not more supported
[17:04] <Myrtti> !ask | xtoskox
[17:04] <FJ_Sanchez> I see
[17:04] <FJ_Sanchez> thx
[17:04] <moncky> FJ_Sanchez: for more inf see man apt
[17:04] <mdm> Fenix|work, I thought you removed dmraid
[17:04] <defrysk> lesshaste, not sure what you are diong, but you could try aptitude to resolve your isse
[17:05] <lesshaste> defrysk: I want to upgrade from hardy to jaunty
[17:05] <FJ_Sanchez> I checked that
[17:05] <FJ_Sanchez> And no clue
[17:05] <FJ_Sanchez> Those options doesn't work for me
[17:05] <Halitech> lesshaste, you would have to go through Interpid first
[17:05] <deany> Which cards does ATI no longer support? The ATI Radeon 9500-9800, X300-X2100, Xpress. See the complete list here. If your card is on that list, you are restricted to the 9.3 driver - however since 9.3 driver doesn't support xorg-xserver 1.6, it will not work with Jaunty!
[17:05] <ManDay> Hello, can someone tell me how to "link" PON to the gnome network manager? I use PON to establish a PPP connection but the network manager doesn't recognize it as such and thus firefox goes into "Offline" mode - etc. Is there a way  to make the network manager properly detect my RFCOMM channel and use it for PPP or at least make it recognize my own PPP ?
[17:05] <MacWinLin> Hi to all
[17:05] <lesshaste> Halitech: :(
[17:05] <Incarus> lesshaste, try it with "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[17:05] <defrysk> lesshaste, that upgrade might prove to be a bit too steep
[17:05] <moncky> FJ_Sanchez: I was more suggesting for more info on my advise as opposed to what you are trying to do
[17:05] <deany> Like I said, doesnt support newer xorg.
[17:05] <Pici> Incarus: That will not upgrade between releases.
[17:05] <sonism> bastidrazor: i don't have that problem with my previous version of amarok, in ubuntu 8.10. what could that be?
[17:06] <moncky> I do not think that can be doene
[17:06] <Pici> !upgrade | lesshaste please read
[17:06] <Halitech> lesshaste, might be easier if you have a seperate /home to do a fresh install
[17:06] <Incarus> deany, k
[17:06] <FJ_Sanchez> moncky: I don't need to fix anithing, it's just a Ubuntu old bug
[17:06] <Incarus> Pici, oh.... XD
[17:06] <FJ_Sanchez> It's a old ubuntu box
[17:06] <lesshaste> Incarus: that's wrong too !
[17:06] <kbrosnan> moncky: about:config in firefox and toolkit.networkmanager.disable
[17:06] <Gaming4JC> lesshaste: you may also want to see this post on trouble shooting. http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.phpa?t=160366
[17:06] <Incarus> lesshaste, type "update-manager"
[17:06] <FJ_Sanchez> Now this bug is solved, but if I want to install this I need to force this to install
[17:06] <deany> Incarus, If it were possible I wouldnt be wasting my time using OSS radeon
[17:06] <lesshaste> Incarus: I don't mean to be rude but this channel is full of the wrong information on simple matter
[17:06] <Incarus> deany, k
[17:06] <bastidrazor> sonism, you installed a newer version of amarok that is not offered in the repo's?
[17:07] <xtoskox> i need instal cabal online in my ubuntu , I say that will not start because of the gameguard ... is there any way to get playing?
[17:07] <Jutman> iptables question: I have the iptables forward chain set up eth0->eth1 and eth1->eth0, and I have rules in input and output for those two interfaces, will the forwarded traffic hit the INPUT and OUTPUT rules?
[17:07] <coler> anyone migh know why compiz won't work in xubuntu
[17:07] <Incarus> lesshaste, update-manager is right >-<
[17:07] <Gaming4JC> lesshaste: you said you wanted to update the distro, that is how I've done it.
[17:07] <Gaming4JC> :-/
[17:07] <Halitech> lesshaste, if you don't have a seperate home there is info here to help you out http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[17:07] <Jutman> coler: because xfce doesn't have compositing
[17:07] <Gaming4JC> lesshaste: run it in a terminal
[17:07] <lesshaste> Gaming4JC:  from hardy to jaunty !
[17:07] <xtoskox> ;(
[17:07] <Gaming4JC> lesshaste: yes.
[17:08] <coler> what is xfce
[17:08] <Incarus> lesshaste
[17:08] <ManDay> Hello, can someone tell me how to "link" PON to the gnome network manager? I use PON to establish a PPP connection but the network manager doesn't recognize it as such and thus firefox goes into "Offline" mode - etc. Is there a way  to make the network manager properly detect my RFCOMM channel and use it for PPP or at least make it recognize my own PPP ?
[17:08] <Pici> lesshaste: Did you read the message from ubottu regarding upgrading?
[17:08] <Jutman> the window manager on xubuntu
[17:08] <Incarus> !xfce | coler
[17:08] <xtoskox> i need instal cabal online in my ubuntu but.. I say that will not start because of the gameguard ... is there any way to get playing?
[17:08] <Jutman> erm coler: the window manager for xubuntu
[17:08] <lesshaste> Pici: I am reading it now.. was just generally amazed by the other completely incorrect advice :)
[17:08] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: Any luck on this laptops gfx card? :-/
[17:08] <Halitech> lesshaste, if you want to be advantureous you could simply edit your sources.list to point to hardy then apt-get update apt-get upgrade but I wouldn't suggest it
[17:08] <sonism> batisdrazor: i use amarok 1.5 in my other box (hardy) & i can play mp3. but, at this box, it's jaunty with amarok 2, problems happen.....
[17:08] <Pici> Halitech: Please do NOT suggest that.
[17:08] <bomb> and it won't be possible to install frefox 3.5 in jaunty?
[17:08] <bullgard4> The local echo command '~$ arecord -D plughw:0,0 -c 1 -r 8000 -f S16_LE - | aplay -D plughw:0,0 -c 1 -r 8000 -f S16_LE -' produces on my computer an echo delay of perhaps 0.2 s. What does cause this delay? Is it the voice coder and voice decoder?
[17:09] <coler> so should i just forget about compiz, Unistall it?
[17:09] <lesshaste> Halitech: that's wrong too!
[17:09] <Gaming4JC> ...
[17:09] <Halitech> Pici, lesshaste thats why I said I wouldn't suggest it
[17:09] <Pici> !wfm | Halitech
[17:09] <xtoskox> someone?
[17:09] <Pici> Halitech: Why did you say it then?!
[17:09] <Jutman> coler: thats correct. You can install ubuntu, which supports it
[17:09] <lesshaste> Halitech: you must have meant point to jaunty
[17:09] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, the answer: the driver is correct, but dont support 3d things (if i am right), so your system use software rendering, and that is slow
[17:09] <xtoskox> !ask
[17:09] <Jutman> coler: or more importantly, gnome
[17:09] <coler> how do i install awn, or is there another dock that may work
[17:10] <lesshaste> Pici: so seriously.. I have to go via intrepid which is already unsupported?
[17:10] <xtoskox> !ask i need instal cabal online i my ubuntu , but.. I say that will not start because of the gameguard ... is there any way to get playing?
[17:10] <Pici> lesshaste: Intrepid is still supported
[17:10] <coler> unstall gnome?
[17:10] <lesshaste> coler: there is a repo for it
[17:10] <lesshaste> Pici: oh ok
[17:10] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: Ok, and it also doesn't support any Compiz?
[17:10] <Halitech> Pici, because techincally it would update the system but hard to say what it might do to the stability
[17:10] <Jutman> coler: install gnome
[17:10] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, yes
[17:10] <Halitech> lesshaste, no, meant jaunty
[17:10] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, or it is a driver bug
[17:10] <ManDay> Hello, can someone tell me how to "link" PON to the gnome network manager? I use PON to establish a PPP connection but the network manager doesn't recognize it as such and thus firefox goes into "Offline" mode - etc. Is there a way  to make the network manager properly detect my RFCOMM channel and use it for PPP or at least make it recognize my own PPP ?
[17:11] <defrysk> coler, sudo apt-get install it an make sure compositing in some form is enabled
[17:11] <coler> install gnome on xubuntu
[17:11] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, but dont think so
[17:11] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: I mean even the simplest 2D things are lagging, it also doesn't say I'm using 3rd party drivers. I wonder if there are any?
[17:11] <lesshaste> Halitech: that's a yes then :)
[17:11] <orgy`> hi, what's the easiest way to deactivate notifications in ubuntu 9.04 temporarily, so that i can easily reactivate them?
[17:11] <BobTheBruin> We have recently had to expand out subnet and I had to change my Jaunty desktop from a 10.1.1.x, 255.255.255.0 address to a 10.1.2.x, 255.255.252.0 address.  My problem is that I can only see about 1/2 the computers on the that still have the 10.1.1.x, 255.255.255.0 configuration.  Does the subnet matter on the other computers?
[17:11] <lesshaste> Pici: in any case, I really have to do a full upgrade to intrepid first?
[17:11] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, maybe your card also dont have 2d acceleration
[17:11] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, too old
[17:11] <Pici> lesshaste: yes
[17:11] <Halitech> lesshaste, dang codenames get me everytime XD
[17:11] <grawity> BobTheBruin: I think it does.
[17:11] <mdm> BobTheBruin, yes
[17:11] <lesshaste> Pici: oh dear
[17:11] <lesshaste> here goes
[17:12] <BobTheBruin> why can i see 1/2 the computers then?
[17:12] <dAnon> hi
[17:12] <coyo> oh, hi! This channel is active o.o;
[17:12] <Jutman> coler: you have xubuntu, which is using the more lightweight xfce desktop manager, instead of the gnome desktop manager, which supports compositing
[17:12] <nsahoo> aren't there ubuntu repository mirrors everywhere? does synaptic choose the nearest automatically?
[17:12] <Jutman> BobTheBruin, yes, it does
[17:12] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: ouch. :(   I would assume it was a driver bug though. Because games on Windows ME seemed to work fine, that was the OS before ubuntu...
[17:12] <TD-Linux> gaaaah, I'm angry now, don't fix stuff that isn't broke: thought I'd install flash 10 so I removed flashplugin-nonfree and installed adobe-flashplugin from their site, but now firefox doesn't detect it and it displays a white screen in konqueror 3.5.10
[17:12] <Pici> nsahoo: Check System>administration>software sources for picking a better mirror
[17:13] <BobTheBruin> We will not be able to change all of the subnets right away, is there any way around it?
[17:13] <coler> so can i install gnome on top of xubuntu, will compiz work, or should i forget about it
[17:13] <mdm> BobTheBruin, it may be becase of your switch and it may be misbehaving drivers.  But EVERYTHING you want to communcate must be ont eh same subnet otherwise its looking for the bordcasts int he wrong place(technically what your are doing is called suprtnetting)
[17:13] <lesshaste> Pici: they really should find a better way to upgrade
[17:13] <nsahoo> Pici: is there a way to check there speed?
[17:13] <lesshaste> Pici: although debian based distros are the best of a bad lot in my experience
[17:13] <TD-Linux> in addition, flash 10 does not appear as a plugin at all in firefox
[17:13] <Jutman> coler: yes, you can. Also, can you prefix your messages with "Jutman" so they're easier to pick out?
[17:13] <its_me> Can I schedule "nm-applet" to connect to Internet at a particular time?
[17:13] <TD-Linux> no matter what I do, I can't get firefox to detect the plugin
[17:13] <Pici> nsahoo: It can do a ping test to determine what mirror is the closest and choose that one.
[17:14] <xhunter> I installed ubuntu, but I can't use it, the displayign bug is KILLING me
[17:14] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, thats a problem of linux, the drivers have to be open source, but they dont wont them to be opensource, so they dont release them
[17:14] <BobTheBruin> mdm, wow so it could be with the switch?
[17:14] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: hmm... check it's in the right directory for firefox
[17:14] <TD-Linux> is there something I can do to see if there is an error log or something?
[17:14] <Jutman> its_me, yes.
[17:14] <nsahoo> Pici: thankx
[17:14] <xhunter> It's the bug when we first install ubuntu I know
[17:14] <cirvis> where can I see when I restart pc ,when shows where can i chouse from linux to windows and back?
[17:14] <xhunter> How can I fix it ?
[17:14] <mdm> BobTheBruin, do you have a layer 2 switch?
[17:14] <coler> jutman/ ok
[17:14] <TD-Linux> I made symbolic links from /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins to the flash plugin
[17:14] <TD-Linux> same for /usr/lib/firefox/plugins
[17:14] <BobTheBruin> mdm, yeah
[17:14] <rotflfail> hi
[17:14] <coler> jutman/ like that
[17:14] <xhunter> I updated but nothing changed
[17:14] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: Bummer. Perhaps I can email triedent on the issue.
[17:14] <TD-Linux> by the way I'm on 8.04 LTS btw
[17:14] <its_me> Jutman: I am familiar with "crontab", can you help me scheduling it?
[17:14] <rotflfail> well, the LCD setting failed
[17:14] <Jutman> coler: yes, it just changes the text color on my end so I can find your messages easier
[17:15] <mdm> BobTheBruin, then it may be "helping" you find the arp's of those boxes.  Really thoguh go fix your network
[17:15] <rotflfail> will Ubuntu one day support LCD monitors fully?
[17:15] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, not really
[17:15] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, they know it
[17:15] <Jutman> its_me, can you just do it with iptables rules, or no?
[17:15] <BobTheBruin> mdm, and that is why some are working and some not?
[17:15] <takeitbythehand> anyone have a solution for finding DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS from a shell outside of the current session?
[17:15] <mdm> BobTheBruin, posibly
[17:15] <rotflfail> I spent like 2 hours so far and still LCD support in ubuntu fails
[17:15] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: I had a similar problem that was fixed by fixing the directory problem
[17:15] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: Is it possible to emulate the Windows driver on Ubuntu, as NDISWrapper does for Wifi cards? :)
[17:15] <BobTheBruin> mdm and others, thanks for the help
[17:15] <Jutman> its_me, that is, does it have to be nm-applet?
[17:15] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, no, isnt
[17:15] <mdm> BobTheBruin, it also may just be the local arp cache of the systems
[17:16] <BobTheBruin> mdm, i could see that
[17:16] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, you could buy a newer graphic card
[17:16] <Jutman> coler, why did you install xubuntu instead of ubuntu?
[17:16] <BobTheBruin> mdm, no way around it then?
[17:16] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: :-/ ... The Windows drivers are here btw: http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=55770
[17:16] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: I don't guess it matters tho :(
[17:16] <its_me> Jutman: not necessarily I just need my computer to send my Internet Password and Username to my ISP inorder to get connected.
[17:16] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, yeah, but they wont help you
[17:16] <BobTheBruin> mdm, i would have to route the traffic
[17:16] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, or u use windows or mac ;-)
[17:16] <BobTheBruin> and have two different 255.255.255.0 networks right
[17:16] <popey> Halitech: you dont need separate /home to reinstall over the top
[17:17] <TD-Linux> lesshaste, can you elaborate?
[17:17] <mdm> BobTheBruin, sure, go set the netmask of all the boxes on it correctly and do not mix two networks on the same wire
[17:17] <rotflfail> how to make LCD work in ubuntu without blinking?  I tried modelines,  I tried no manual settings,  I tried   cvt  + xorg.conf,  I tried xrandr --add-mode,  all failed
[17:17] <its_me> Jutman: "nm-applet" and "pppoeconf" are the only two programs that do this job, as for as I know?
[17:17] <popey> Halitech: you can reinstall with a recent ubuntu live cd and choose to _not_ format and it will preserve /home even if it's on the same partition as /
[17:17] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: It put the files in the wrong place. I think I just copied them over to where the plugins that firefox did recognise where
[17:17] <BobTheBruin> mdm, we have a 20 year old Vax that no one knows how to change
[17:17] <Jutman> its_me, I just sent you a PM
[17:17] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: so do about:plugins, see what it does find
[17:17] <Incarus> rotflfail	, upgrade to jaunty and it will work
[17:17] <ManDay> Hello, can someone tell me how to "link" PON to the gnome network manager? I use PON to establish a PPP connection but the network manager doesn't recognize it as such and thus firefox goes into "Offline" mode - etc. Is there a way  to make the network manager properly detect my RFCOMM channel and use it for PPP or at least make it recognize my own PPP ?
[17:17] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: and out the flash 10 stuff in there with it
[17:17] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: I'm not one to give up easily, time to google it. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=iCz&q=CyberBlade+i1+linux+driver&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g3 ;)
[17:18] <rotflfail> Incarus: can I do it "in place"?  without reinstall etc?  how much more hdd space is needed
[17:18] <TD-Linux> lesshaste, didn't find anything in about:plugins
[17:18] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: nothing at all??
[17:18] <mdm> BobTheBruin, I would go find someone who does know, that or put a router in front of it and keep its network seperate
[17:18] <Halitech> popey, hmmmmm not sure on that, if /home is mounted inside / and you don't format you are going to end up with a lot of needless junk that could cause interference with the new install
[17:18] <BobTheBruin> mdm, again thanks for the help
[17:18] <popey> Halitech: no, it deletes everything except /home
[17:18] <Incarus> rotflfail, 1. yes, "update-manager" 2. dont know, but not much more
[17:19] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: you are putting this in the url box in firefox right?
[17:19] <Halitech> popey, how would it do that?
[17:19] <`Scott> jutman: what irc client are you using with ubuntu?
[17:19] <mdm> BobTheBruin, for that matter if you have a vax I would assume you have real rotuers, setup two more more vlans and put the vax on one and the rest on the other then route the two togehter
[17:19] <popey> Halitech: ubuquity has had support for this for a couple of releases, you just _dont_ tick 'format'
[17:19] <TD-Linux> lesshaste, yes
[17:19] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, driver should work i think, but it could be a bug
[17:19] <Jutman> `Scott, xchat. I use bitchx occasionally, why?
[17:19] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, which ubuntu do you use?
[17:19] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: and it sees zero plugins?
[17:19] <TD-Linux> oh sorry no
[17:19] <TD-Linux> it sees default plugin, Demo Print, and GCJ
[17:19] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: As mentioned Jaunty Jackelope 9.04, latest version.
[17:19] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: fine.. so work out where those are
[17:20] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: GCJ in particular
[17:20] <BobTheBruin> mdm, that is a possibility
[17:20] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, yeah, sry XD
[17:20] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: I've not tried Karmic beta ... lol
[17:20] <Halitech> popey, well I've not tested it and don't have a system to try it on so I'll take  your word but I'll stick to my seperate /home partition anyway :)
[17:20] <`Scott> jutman: was just wondering because you said the txt changed colors and I can see that now.  I just couldn't find where to change that.  Thanks.
[17:20] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, dont try it ;-)
[17:20] <rotflfail> Incarus: well ok. but if it will still not work, I will come back here to whack you with a cluebat :P
[17:20] <bobo> Hey guys i have an issue with my file system.You see for some reason my Public folder has made like 10 copies of itself, resulting in 70Gb of fluff. Is it safe to delete all but one of the public folders?
[17:20] <popey> Halitech: you don't have to take my word for it https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbiquityPreserveHome
[17:20] <Jutman> `Scott, :) glad I could help
[17:21] <popey> Halitech: "Ubuntu now supports installations that preserve the /home directory when it already exists. To do this, manual partitioning must be used, and the partition on which data is to be preserved must not be marked for formatting."
[17:21] <TD-Linux> /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/lib/i386/gcjwebplugin.so
[17:21] <TD-Linux> that doesn't make sense, firefoxdoesn't look there
[17:21] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, i dont really know if 3d is working in linux with the graphic card
[17:21] <Halitech> popey, I can see alot of people not selecting manual partitioning though
[17:21] <jim__> I can install 8.04, 8.10 ubuntu on y vaio rs620G with 1 gig of memory but 9.04 or 9.10 hangs on install. Any suggestions?
[17:21] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, what is the name of the manufacture?
[17:21] <popey> Halitech: sure, it's a specific use case
[17:21] <ksc654> Hello, I volunteer as a sysadmin for a small private school. I'm looking for a way to setup remote access for teachers and students. Any suggestions?
[17:21] <TD-Linux> OH xulrunner-addons, makes sense
[17:22] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: Trident Micro systems, and 2D acceleration would be an improvemnt.
[17:22] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: it'll also be in a plugins directory..just find all the directories called plugins
[17:22] <Halitech> popey, very and most people would end up wiping things out :(
[17:22] <bobo> ksc: look in the Ubuntu official documentation online
[17:22] <mdm> BobTheBruin, really though I would find someone who knows OPenVMS and can set it.  Changing its IP is not that hard.
[17:22] <popey> Halitech: not if people in here educated them :)
[17:22] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: the card is CyberBale i1 as you probably recall
[17:22] <Halitech> popey, thats assuming they come here and ask first :)
[17:22] <ksc654> bobo: I have.
[17:22] <lesshaste> has anyone compiled a new kernel on hardy?
[17:22] <mbeierl1> ksc654: vinagre / vino-server - these are VNC-based "remote desktop sharing" software for Linux/Ubuntu
[17:22] <Thingymebob> Halitech: Popey/Halitech, I've done this a couple of times. just had to recreate a couple of users and pair them back up with their home dirs. Its a very simple process.
[17:23] <TD-Linux> BANG there we go :D
[17:23] <lesshaste> Pici: not enough sapce to upgrade :(
[17:23] <lesshaste> TD-Linux: :)
[17:23] <popey> :) Thingymebob
[17:23] <bobo>  i have an issue with my file system.You see for some reason my Public folder has made like 10 copies of itself, resulting in 70Gb of fluff. Is it safe to delete all but one of the public folders?
[17:23] <Halitech> Thingymebob, glad to hear it works easily
[17:23] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, i dont know
[17:23] <TD-Linux> neato it works in firefox :D
[17:23] <TD-Linux> still nothing in konqueror :(
[17:23] <mbeierl1> ksc654: either that or you can use XDCMP, but that requires you to then use an X server on the client and if the client is Windows, that's not super easy - although can be done free of cost
[17:23] <Thingymebob> Popey: absolute breeze:-D
[17:24] <TD-Linux> it seems that flash player 10 has bugs though :(
[17:24] <mbeierl1> ksc654: (can you tell I volunteer as computer admin for a small private school?)
[17:24] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, ubuntu got the driver from xorg, but maybe 3d could work with it, but i dont know
[17:24] <TD-Linux> or youtube is broken
[17:24] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, search in google or something
[17:24] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, but i have to go
[17:24] <lesshaste>  dpkg-query --show|grep ghc lists ghc6 but apt-get remove ghc6 says it isn't installed. What is going on?
[17:24] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: I have been searching google... aok np thanks for the help
[17:24] <Gaming4JC> Incarus: cya. ;)
[17:25] <zax1> i am logged on to a live CD running on a server that has ubuntu on it. i dont know any user name, nad do not know my root password. how do i create a new user on the underlying system ?
[17:25] <Incarus> Gaming4JC, maybe karmic driver is working, it is newer http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/xserver-xorg-video-trident
[17:25] <Incarus> bye
[17:25] <zax1> i asked before and could not follow, its now back in my office so i can do with it as i wish
[17:25] <ksc654> mbeierl1: I
[17:26] <grawity> zax1: run "mkpasswd -H md5 MyRootPassword", note the output, mount the drive, edit /etc/shadow and change the password hash to whatever mkpasswd gave you.
[17:27] <ksc654> mbeierl1: I've only recently setup a linux server for the computer lab. Its running LTSP and the workstations are using pxe. I set it up over the weekend.
[17:27] <petllama> its that easy to gain complete control over an ubuntu box if you have physical access?
[17:27] <zax1> grawity: do that from the live cd ? right ? which shadow file do i edit ?
[17:27] <grawity> zax1: /etc/shadow in the hard disk.
[17:28] <mbeierl1> ksc654: edubuntu?
[17:28] <zax1> i am completely new to the ubuntu world, and am a bit lost with out 'my computer' and stuff
[17:28] <sipior> petllama: yes. physical access makes effective security almost impossible, independent of operating system.
[17:28] <zax1> how do i get to the root of the drive ?
[17:28] <johnrdavisjr> does anyone have any good recommendations for podcasting books or any information?
[17:28] <ksc654> Ubuntu alternate install
[17:28] <grawity> zax1: where did you mount the drive?
[17:28] <petllama> i knew it was that easy with any MS OS, was not aware of that with *nix tho... wow
[17:28] <zax1> i didnt mount it, its showing on my desktop
[17:29] <grawity> sipior, petllama: Full disk encryption :D
[17:29] <ray_> my server dont support linux for sending email. what other options are available?
[17:29] <mininat> hi! is there anybody who know where to find good documentaiton on wiki progr'amming ?
[17:29] <mbeierl1> ksc654: join #edubuntu or #ltsp as well if you've got questions around those... might get more specific answers than here which is general desktop support
[17:29] <sipior> grawity: hah hah, not if i put a keyboard sniffer in place ;-)
[17:29] <grawity> zax1: It was mounted automatically, then ... go to Terminal, do "sudo -s" to get root on the LiveCD, and take a look in /media
[17:30] <petllama> grawity: does full disk encryption take up "lots" of sytem resources?
[17:30] <grawity> sipior: But if the user has physical access too?
[17:30] <zax1> grawity: sorry told you a lie... how DO I mount it
[17:30] <zax1> ?
[17:30] <grawity> sipior: Second, do keyloggers for laptops actually exist?
[17:30] <grawity> sipior: third, Windows' BitLocker supports storing the key on an USB pendrive.
[17:30] <Jutman> iptables question: I have the iptables forward chain set up eth0->eth1 and eth1->eth0, and I have rules in input and output for those two interfaces, will the forwarded traffic hit the INPUT and OUTPUT rules? I looks like it does, but is that the correct method?
[17:31] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[17:31] <ksc654> mbeierl1: What I'm really looking for is vpn access for teachers and home directory access for students.
[17:33] <mbeierl1> ksc654: Ah!  Different beast altogether :) If you are running from a mixed (linux/windows) set of clients, PPTP is probably the easiest and best vpn for you to set up.  Check out  pptpd (PoPToP Point to Point Tunneling Server)
[17:33] <astin_villa> hello i'm using proxy server for internet  and my chatzilla and Xchat are not working....please help
[17:34] <ksc654> mbeierl1: Thanks for the info.
[17:34] <mbeierl1> ksc654: I actually use my school's Win2k3 server to act as radius server and run VPN from that, but can be done many different ways, including as I just suggested having the VPN server be linux running PPTP server software
[17:35] <mbeierl1> ksc654: are you supporting a heterogeneous school network or are all the computers using Linux?
[17:35] <Darael> astin_villa: where have you set the proxy?  In Firefox or system->preferences->network proxy?
[17:35] <Jutman> mbeierl1, why pptp and not ltsp over ipsec?
[17:35] <ray_> anyone know a decent mail program that will run on server not supporting linux
[17:35] <sipior> grawity: unless you're in the habit of shutting down the laptop, the key can generally be read out of memory. interesting research being done there. pendrives can be stolen, users can be tricked &cet. encryption is not a magic barrier.
[17:36] <grawity> sipior: When I had Windows on this laptop, it booted faster than it would resume from sleep.
[17:36] <Gaming4JC> Is it possible to compile the x-server-xorg-videop-trident 1:1.3.1-1 in jaunty? The current version for jaunty is outdated.  :P
[17:36] <sipior> ray_: well, what kind of server, exactly? sendmail is pretty standard.
[17:36] <sipior> grawity: that's nice.
[17:36] <grawity> sipior: And, how exactly are you planning to steal something from my pocket?
[17:36] <mbeierl1> Jutman: I don't know his user base.  If teachers are coming in from home using MS Windows, I find PPTP just easier to manage for them, besides, don't know how they can use LTSP from windows clients.
[17:36] <ksc654> mbeierl1: Its mixed right now. The computer lab was the first of many steps to migrate away from Windows.
[17:36] <sebsebseb> hi
[17:36] <Gaming4JC> It's currently in karmic rather than jaunty :-/
[17:36] <grawity> (Tbh, Ubuntu does not resume from sleep at all.)
[17:36] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  Gaming4JC
[17:36] <mbeierl1> ksc654: do you have a domain controller?
[17:37] <astin_villa> grawity : please. help. i'm currently viewing this chat from http://webchat.freenode.net   i want Xchat and chatzilla . i'm behind a proxy server..
[17:37] <Jutman> mbeierl1, oh, wasn't aware ltsp didn't work for windows. I have that set up on my school's vpn
[17:37] <sipior> grawity: this is drifting off-topic. google around a bit, you'll see plenty of solutions to the problems you pose.
[17:37] <musicpenguin> whats the recommended handheld digital recorder for linux?
[17:37] <Gaming4JC> ...
[17:37] <Jutman> mbeierl1, but we require the students to use linux to log into it (as they're all CS students)
[17:37] <grawity> Jutman: wait, you _require_ using a particular OS?
[17:38] <ksc654> mbeierl1: Yes. W2k3. Its overburdened. Its the PDC, http, dns, gateway and file server right now.
[17:38] <mbeierl1> ksc654: as part of a "gentle" migration away from Windows, I'd suggest looking at Likewise Open version 5 (aptitude search likewise-open) to allow the linux machines to authenticate against the Windows Domain
[17:38] <MrEgg964> What's a good way to achieve chrooted ssh?
[17:38] <gladiator> hi .. my system is getting overheated .. and the temperature monitor is no longer giving any reading for the graphics card .. and the system shuts down abruptly ..
[17:38] <ksc654> mbeierl1: I had stumbled across that over the weekend.
[17:38] <Jutman> grawity, not *require* persay, just we only support linux based clients for it. the entire point of the VPN is for access to our linux projects the students can run
[17:39] <mbeierl1> Jutman: I don't know if ltsp won't work - I just have never tried it - it would require PXE boot which cannot be done over VPN (chicken-egg) or an X server (which requires software to be installed on Windows box)
[17:39] <gladiator> i guess this is not really an ubuntu problem .. but i thought i'd ask here anyways .. what could be the solution ?
[17:39] <Jutman> mbeierl1, thats a good point, I was just curious because there are some known security issues with pptp
[17:39] <mbeierl1> ksc654: it works well, and I've got it working for me (at work I am part of the domain with my linux laptop)
[17:39] <ray_> thanks, will try sendmail, dont know exactly what kind of server, but will ask
[17:40] <ray_> thanks
[17:40] <mbeierl1> Jutman: the issues are with MS implementation of the Lanman password hash, but do not affect PPTP as a general concept
[17:40] <musicpenguin> anyone :)
[17:41] <mbeierl1> ksc654: I'd recommend replacing the PDC with a linux firewall as a first step to overall network changes.  Have it connect to the internet, and allow the PDC to do everything else it currently does
[17:41] <musicpenguin> whats the recommended handheld digital recorder for linux?
[17:41] <Jutman> mbeierl1, I'm a n00b to be honest as far as the implementation, I know I was told to run l2tp over ipsec because pptp had issues, thats all
[17:41] <bomb> can i already use ext4?
[17:41] <Halitech> musicpenguin, I don't think there are any recommended recorders
[17:41] <Jutman> bomb, yes. :P
[17:41] <greenkhakis> hey guys, anyone run ubuntu on hp mini? any good news?
[17:42] <musicpenguin> Halitech, i want to know if i can upload it to linux
[17:42] <mbeierl1> ksc654: if the PDC HTTP server is external as well as internal, you then need some firewall rules to do port forwarding, but that is easy.
[17:42] <Jutman> mbeierl1, maybe you can help me
[17:42] <musicpenguin> greenkhakis, youtube has a few hp mini with linux
[17:42] <bomb> so ext4 is stable now?
[17:42] <mbeierl1> Jutman: the security concerns for PPTP are real enough, but it really depends on what version, etc
[17:42] <Halitech> musicpenguin, you mean record something and copy the file to your computer?
[17:42] <mbeierl1> Jutman: maybe so, ask away :)
[17:42] <Jutman> mbeierl1: I have the iptables forward chain set up eth0->eth1 and eth1->eth0, and I have rules in input and output for those two interfaces, will the forwarded traffic hit the INPUT and OUTPUT rules? I looks like it does, but is that the correct method?
[17:42] <musicpenguin> Halitech, yes..handheld recorder
[17:43] <mbeierl1> Jutman: right.  I saw that post and did not understand what you're trying to do.  I'm not so hot at iptables, but let's break it down bit by bit and see if I can understand
[17:43] <mbeierl1> Jutman: eth0 - is that the one that is connected to the internet?
[17:43] <Jutman> mbeierl1, thats correct, and eth1 is the local network
[17:44] <Jutman> the INPUT chains allow 10.0.0.0 (we'll call that the internal ip's and 1.2.3.4 will be external)
[17:44] <Halitech> musicpenguin, my boss had a sony that worked fine with linux, can't think or the model off the top of my head though, wasn't a real expensive model though
[17:44] <Jutman> mbeierl1, we also have 172.0.0.0 which is the VPN traffic
[17:45] <musicpenguin> Halitech, ok thanks :) ill have to google it
[17:45] <Jutman> so 10.0.0.0 needs access to the internet on certain ports
[17:45] <mbeierl1> Jutman: that would be pppX as needed or... tunX... what does your vpn use?
[17:45] <musicpenguin> Halitech, wait...define wasnt expensive?
[17:45] <Halitech> musicpenguin, stay away from RCA units though, they are a pain
[17:45] <mbeierl1> Jutman: l2tp?
[17:45] <Halitech> musicpenguin, I think around 100.00
[17:46] <Jutman> mbeierl1, I don't know why I mentioned the VPN, its irrelevant.
[17:46] <musicpenguin> Halitech, ok.thanks..
[17:46] <greenkhakis> musicpenguin, ubuntu okay with hp mini? any major prob?
[17:46] <musicpenguin> greenkhakis, http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=hp+mini+ubuntu&search_type=&aq=f
[17:46] <mbeierl1> Jutman: ok... so 10.0.0.0 needs to be allowed to access the internet.  What you are looking for is called "masquerading", not port forwarding
[17:47] <Jutman> mbeierl1, right, I have that set up
[17:47] <Jutman> is forwarding required at all?
[17:47] <Halitech> musicpenguin, here's some info on units that work http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-370512.html
[17:47] <musicpenguin> greenkhakis, since most netbooks have the same atom chip i dont thin they would have an issue with linux...look at the eeepc..they run great with linux
[17:48] <Jutman> mbeierl1, Ideally, I want the traffic to hit the internet, but also pass through both chains as it goes out and comes back in
[17:48] <mbeierl1> Jutman: no.  only if you have, say, linux gateway on the internet on port 80 and any request coming in to it are to be forwarded to an internal web server's port 80
[17:48] <musicpenguin> Halitech, thanks ;)  im already on that site
[17:48] <Halitech> musicpenguin, cool :)
[17:48] <Jutman> mbeierl1, alright I'll have to try that.
[17:48] <musicpenguin> Halitech, great minds think a like ;)
[17:48] <mbeierl1> Jutman: the input and output chains are not really used for masq in that way.  Are you using UFW?
[17:48] <Halitech> musicpenguin, and fools seldom differ ;)
[17:49] <Jutman> mbeierl1, just straight iptables
[17:49] <lonewolf> Linux rules!
[17:49] <musicpenguin> Halitech, O_o
[17:49] <mbeierl1> Jutman: the only thing that is used for masq is the single "-A POSTROUTING -s 10..0.0/24 -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE "
[17:50] <mbeierl1> Jutman: the return traffic is not "input", it follows the same connection back in to the source
[17:50] <Kristof_D> lonewolf: everyone here already knows that, go convince people in #windows ;)
[17:50] <lonewolf> LOL
[17:50] <Jutman> mbeierl1, is there any way of firewalling that traffic?
[17:50] <hemanth> Unable to active compiz on 9.04 with  nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]
[17:51] <Gaming4JC> Thanks all for your help, g2g.
[17:51] <mbeierl1> Jutman: think of it like a telephone switchboard.  the call is going "out" by the client calling someone else.  The other party speaking comes back over the came phone call, they don't call back to give the answer
[17:51] <lonewolf> I don't want to waste time with Winzozz users :-D
[17:51] <mbeierl1> Jutman: are you thinking like web filtering?
[17:51] <felipe__> Hola estimados, tengo un problemita, tengo dos computadores con ubuntu 9.04 en una red ambos se pueden hacer ping el uno al otro con respuesta inmediata y ambos tienes carpetas compartidas, pero cuando voy a redes los equipos no se ven y si trato de ingresar a la carpeta compartida con samba ej: smb://192.168.2.x tampoco funciona, alguien me puede dar una mano?
[17:52] <lonewolf> Bye all... and up with Ubuntu!
[17:52] <DVA59121> Whats a good ide for C++ programing?
[17:52] <bastidrazor> windows users even know what irc is?
[17:52] <lonewolf> ROOOOFL
[17:52] <felipe__> soryy I though this was the ubuntu-es
[17:52] <felipe__> nevermind
[17:52] <Jutman> mbeierl1, I've actually got to head out, but thanks for the help. I'll read a little more on the subject
[17:52] <mbeierl1> Jutman: see, if the other party tries to call back, they HAVE to call the linux gateway, as that is the only address they know, and the gateway is already hiding the original clients from the internet at large, so they are by default firewalled.
[17:52] <lonewolf> bye
[17:52] <mbeierl1> Jutman: ok, best of luck :)
[17:52] <hemanth> Unable to active compiz on 9.04 with  nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]
[17:52] <Jutman> mbeierl1, thanks. appreciate it
[17:53] <mbeierl1> Jutman: that's why we're all here :)
[17:53] <DVA59121> Anyone have any preference on C++ editors
[17:53] <DVA59121> Perferably an IDE
[17:53] <hemanth> DVA59121: code blocks
[17:53] <hemanth> DVA59121: geany
[17:53] <Titan8990> DVA59121, eclipse or emacs
[17:53] <hemanth> DVA59121: Eclipse
[17:53] <DVA59121> hemanth: is codeblocks part of the repositories? I cant find it
[17:54] <DVA59121> geany im not fond of
[17:54] <musicpenguin> Halitech, found 2...but one website wants about 100 and frys wants $20
[17:54] <hemanth> DVA59121: no its not a part of the repo
[17:54] <Halitech> musicpenguin, frys would be a no-brainer then if there is a store close to you
[17:55] <musicpenguin> Halitech, its close but i wonder why one wants $119 but frys is selling it for  $19.99
[17:55] <reenignEesreveR> im having a strange behaviour. On a folder, I've got read access for group enabled and i am member of the group which the folder belongs to. but still when i try directory listing it gives me access denied error
[17:55] <Halitech> musicpenguin, same model? maybe its an older model and frys is just trying to clear out stock
[17:55] <musicpenguin> Halitech, Panasonic RR-US490
[17:56] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: try enabling the execute bit as well.
[17:56] <short__error> so what is the topic of the day
[17:56] <musicpenguin> thats just so odd
[17:56] <musicpenguin> short__error, mullets...in or out
[17:57] <reenignEesreveR> sipior, it worked by setting x bit ... why did this happen?
[17:58] <Halitech> musicpenguin, I would say older stock, panasonic doesn't even list a price for it
[17:58] <aXeus>  Gparted the tool typically used to expand home partitions on Ubuntu?
[17:58] <short__error> musicpenguin: if i am not correct mullets are out....
[17:58] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: the execute bit allows directory search.
[17:58] <aXeus> I just did an apt-get install gparted and it's showing my hard disk as unallocated space. -.-
[17:58] <musicpenguin> Halitech, ok..ill go to frys later today or tomorrow
[17:58] <Halitech> musicpenguin, let us know how it works out
[17:58] <musicpenguin> short__error, mullets are making a come back
[17:58] <musicpenguin> Halitech, wil do :)
[17:59]  * musicpenguin sports his finely combed mullet
[17:59] <short__error> musicpenguin: this is true i have seen a few out there....
[17:59] <resno> what is the off topic address?
[17:59] <musicpenguin> TuxPurple, nice name
[17:59] <sipior> resno: #ubuntu-offtopic?
[17:59] <grawity> resno: If you mean the channel, there are #ubuntu-offtopic and #defocus.
[17:59] <musicpenguin> resno, ubuntu...
[18:00] <TuxPurple> ty musicpenguin :)
[18:00] <resno> thanks sipior grawity musicpenguin
[18:00] <musicpenguin> resno, that will be $2 please
[18:00] <resno> musicpenguin: sure, where should i send it?
[18:01] <musicpenguin> resno, i take cash, money orders, or chocolate
[18:01] <musicpenguin> sysdoc, hiya :)
[18:02] <short__error> do any of you know anything as far as programing.....
[18:02] <petllama> echo "hello world"
[18:02] <petllama> thats about it
[18:02] <bruenig> !ot | short__error
[18:02] <musicpenguin> short__error, i can program my dvd player
[18:02] <diddy> hello folks
[18:03] <sysdoc> musicpenguin, hey dewd wassup?
[18:03] <musicpenguin> diddy, hello
[18:03] <diddy> I have a question regarding hibernation.
[18:03] <musicpenguin> sysdoc, chillin like a penguin
[18:03] <diddy> or suspension.
[18:03] <diddy> My Ubuntu 9.04 is fully encrypted. Can I still use hibernation safely?
[18:03] <sysdoc> musicpenguin, hey ya mind if I pm ya for a sec?
[18:03] <hemanth> Is there a VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]   (rev b2)  in ubuntu 9.04??
[18:04] <Goutam> pls can sumone help me playing .wpl filetype in ubuntu?
[18:04] <musicpenguin> sysdoc, yes
[18:04] <musicpenguin> i found a problem with ubuntu install
[18:04] <grawity> Goutam: .wpl files are simple playlists, AFAIK... just opem them in a text editor and you should see the actual URL.
[18:04] <musicpenguin> i have windows and ubuntu installed
[18:04] <musicpenguin> lets say i want to reinstsall ubuntu
[18:04] <diddy> Anybody knows?
[18:05] <musicpenguin> i cant..cuz it wont see windows anymore
[18:05] <musicpenguin> weird
[18:05] <reenignEesreveR> is it possible to make a directory inherit the security settings everytime a new subfolder iis created in it?
[18:05] <musicpenguin> it goes for both 8 and 9
[18:05] <Goutam> grawity: ya they are windows media player playlist
[18:05] <musicpenguin> sysdoc, spit it out!
[18:05] <hemanth> Goutam: are you playing it from an url ?
[18:05] <sysdoc> musicpenguin, ya said yes, as in you do mind if I'd pm ya
[18:05] <Goutam> grawity: after opening them in text editor cn i sav them in any playlist format i want?
[18:05] <musicpenguin> sysdoc, i dont mind
[18:06] <musicpenguin> sysdoc, you may proceed
[18:06] <ehazlett> anyone up for some beta testing?  (web based app) -- i need around 5
[18:06] <Dunge> How long does it usually takes before an email sent to a mailing-list appear? Or any reason why it don't? (I'm subscribed)
[18:07] <Halitech> ehazlett, testing what?
[18:07] <qense> Does anyone here knows something about problems with the 'Unlock' button in GNOME/Hardy? Someone with a Dell asked me for help with this. Do they use different versions?
[18:07] <Halitech> Dunge, depends on the mailing list and how they have it set up
[18:07] <ehazlett> Halitech: have you heard of reconstructor?
[18:07] <Dunge> Halitech : yeah I guess..
[18:07] <ubuntistas> how can i play a m4v file? any clue?
[18:08] <Halitech> ehazlett, not off the top of my head but I don't remember what I had for breakfast :O
[18:08] <lompfong> ubuntistas: with a media player
[18:08] <grawity> ubuntistas: .m4v's are MPEG-4 movies, so try either Totem or VLC.
[18:08] <Dunge> too bad nobody alive in the irc channel and the mailing list don't respond
[18:08] <grawity> ubuntistas: I think Ubuntu comes with Totem preinstalled.
[18:08] <JediMaster> hey guys, does anyone know of any sort of virtualisation software or clustering that would allow a website to share load and files over multiple servers (preferablly running ubuntu)
[18:08] <Halitech> Dunge, I'm on some that go right through, others are approved by a live person
[18:08] <ubuntistas> grawity doesn't play
[18:08] <th0r> ubuntistas: if it isn't an itunes video you can play it with vlc...if it is from itunes you are out of luck
[18:08] <grawity> Dunge: What IRC channel would that be?
[18:08] <Dunge> #directfb
[18:08] <ehazlett> Halitech: yeah, me neither :P  here's the site...  details for testing are on the front page...  http://www.reconstructor.org  here's a tech preview of the new version: http://reconstructor.org/pub/rv3_preview/
[18:09] <hemanth> Goutam: cat yourfile.wpl to a variable and loop each to vlc
[18:09] <ubuntistas> it's an itunes video any clue?
[18:09] <th0r> ubuntistas: you could play it in your ipod
[18:09] <Halitech> ehazlett, will take a loot
[18:09] <ehazlett> Halitech: awesome, thanks!
[18:09] <ubuntistas> how can i play a m4v file? it's an itunes video
[18:10] <mdm> JediMaster, what you are asking for is a filesystem that can share files across multiple server.  With NFS you can do this easily.  And if you wanted to stadardize your web farm make them all pxeboot and put no harddrives in them
[18:10] <ubuntistas> thor i screen very small
[18:10] <MrKeuner> recently, gnome applets started crashing after the system is restarted. They seem to run fine otherwise. What may be the problem?
[18:10] <sipior> ubuntistas: play it in itunes, i'm afraid. you can try installing it under wine, i imagine.
[18:10] <Goutam> hemanth: pls can u mak the thing a bit simpler
[18:10] <Goutam> hemanth: i cant get it
[18:10] <Halitech> ehazlett, not crazy on the swf file on the preview page
[18:10] <Dunge> ubuntistas : try VLC it read any kind of video
[18:10] <ThJ> Why is it that if I add a custom input device to xorg.conf, all hotplugging functionality goes out the window? I'm trying to add a touchscreen section, and it's killing both my mouse and my keyboard.
[18:11] <ehazlett> Halitech:  there's an mp4 at the bottom
[18:11] <ubuntistas> doesn't play dunge
[18:11] <Halitech> ehazlett, I shouldn't have to download a 33 meg file to see whats already online though
[18:11] <JediMaster> mdm: I'm not asking for sharing, I need replication like a cluster, so if a machine physically blows up, there's a tiny amount of lag for a split second then the rest of the cluster takes over
[18:11] <hemanth> Goutam: cat the wpl file and grep for media src= so that you will get the source of the file { the link }, pass that link to vlc , it will play the songs , just use a loop in a bash script
[18:12] <mdm> JediMaster, you dont have to make it that complex, simple round robin dns can do that
[18:12] <ivanatwork> I'm using Ubuntu in live mode (CD only). Is there a way to store, say, all my installed applications and my settings to an external hard disk ?
[18:12] <JediMaster> mdm: and sharing cpu load between teh machines
[18:12] <ehazlett> Halitech: yeah, but do to the way it's setup, signup is not public yet -- still testing...
[18:12] <Goutam> hemanth: thnx
[18:12] <sipior> ubuntistas: the video is in all likelihood encrypted, and won't play outside of iTunes and the remainder of the Apple demesne. Sorry.
[18:12] <hemanth> Goutam: np
[18:12] <JediMaster> mdm: how does roundrobin dns help if the nfs server dies?
[18:12] <mdm> JediMaster, cluster the nfs server
[18:13] <mdm> JediMaster, how many 9's would you like to pay for?
[18:13] <ubuntistas> thx sipior
[18:13] <Joeseph> Is there a way I can make Rhythmbox use the system-wide notifications to tell me what song it is playing when it switches songs?
[18:13] <JediMaster> mdm: as little as possible =)
[18:13] <shorterror> ok i could not find the off topic server D=
[18:14] <ivanatwork> I'm using Ubuntu in live mode (CD only). Is there a way to store, all my installed applications and my settings to an external hard disk ?
[18:14] <grawity> shorterror: There is no "off topic server", there is just a channel. (Two channels, actually)
[18:14] <Halitech> ehazlett, so basically reinventing backup systems like remastersys
[18:14] <hemanth> #compiz
[18:14] <mdm> JediMaster, thats what I thought.  If the content is not great you can rdist the web server directory and use round robin dns to serve from them
[18:14] <thiebaude> shorterror: #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:14] <grawity> ivanatwork: Probably not. (It _might_ be possible, but it would be a lot harder than just installing Ubuntu to the same disk.)
[18:15] <shorterror> ok that could explain my problem one to many dash's :|
[18:15] <JediMaster> mdm: unfortunately that's far from bullet proof, if a server goes down the round robin dns still points to it
[18:15] <ehazlett> Halitech: well, to be fair, reconstructor was first... ;)  and remastersys is a totally different project -- you have to have a complete, running system, configured just the way you like and then backup
[18:15] <mdm> JediMaster, bullet proof means $$$
[18:15] <ubuntistas> how can i play a m4v file? it's an itunes video any clue?
[18:15] <ehazlett> Halitech: reconstructor allows anyone -- mac, windows, linux to rebuild the ubuntu live disc with any customizations they want -- wallpaper, themes, applications, etc.
[18:15] <JediMaster> mdm: for software or hardware? we're looking at getting 2-3 fairly beefy servers and adding to them later
[18:16] <ivanatwork> grawity, the external USB HD is slow ... thank you, btw ;)
[18:16] <sipior> ubuntistas: seriously, i wasn't lying to you.
[18:16] <JediMaster> mdm: would like to do the software for as little as possible so we can spend more on the hardware
[18:16] <mdm> JediMaster, you could put in two boxes and cluser them
[18:16] <mdm> and JediMaster it sort of depends on if you want fail over or clink over
[18:16] <ubuntistas> lol ok sipior i know i just want if is any other way to play it
[18:17] <Halitech> ehazlett, not sure which was around first but remastersys has its name out and around :)  might work but hard to say ... what kind of testing are you looking for?
[18:17] <JediMaster> mdm: how does the clustering work, can you cluster a virtual machine and run ubuntu? or would you have to have an OS that supports it directly?
[18:17] <sipior> ubuntistas: yes. install iTunes via wine. that may work.
[18:17] <JediMaster> mdm: ideally failover
[18:18] <mdm> JediMaster, clustering works by sharing resources (mainly filesystems and ips) they have a sepeate system for checking if the other is up (disk or network) and when one dies the other takes over
[18:18] <JediMaster> mdm: how do these big companies do these scaling clustered servers? Is it something like one of the enterpirse vmware solutions?
[18:18] <ehazlett> Halitech:  basic usage of the app -- create a project, let the build server build it, then download it...  i just want some more eyes on it than mine :)
[18:18] <Halitech> ehazlett, so its all done online?
[18:18] <mdm> JediMaster, with something called a F5 load balancer and multiple web servers
[18:18] <shorterror> is there a way i can play Counter Strike Source on Ubuntu  =/
[18:19] <reenignEesreveR> sipior, could you please tell me how to set execute bit automatically everytime a subdirectory is created?
[18:19] <ehazlett> Halitech: yep, completely online.  you can even build a project from an iphone
[18:19] <mdm> JediMaster, F5 is one of many people who make load balancers
[18:19] <JediMaster> like the cisco load balancing boxes?
[18:19] <JediMaster> installed one many moons ago
[18:19] <Halitech> ehazlett, well I don't have an iphone but sure, I'll give it a shot
[18:19] <mdm> JediMaster, yes
[18:19] <MK13> ivanatwork, you could try making a live usb drive that is persistent, plenty of tutorials on that
[18:19] <ehazlett> Halitech: yeah, neither do i, but i was just saying
[18:20] <JediMaster> so one external ip, goes into the box and splits between the servers and then share the FS and database between the two (or more) servers
[18:20] <ehazlett> halitech: email the address on the front page of the website -- i will get you an account
[18:20] <Thingymebob> ehazlett: I'm in the middle of building my own live image to carry around on a pendrive with me, I'll give it a shot.
[18:20] <mdm> JediMaster, yes
[18:20] <Halitech> ehazlett, be a cool feature for someone who's computer is down and needs an OS as long as they can download it from another system
[18:20] <JediMaster> I'm still liking the idea of clustered virtual machines
[18:20] <mdm> JediMaster, because buying 1U rack servers is cheper then buying 10U high end servers
[18:20] <JediMaster> indeed
[18:20] <ehazlett> Thingymebob: cool -- check http://www.reconstructor.org (front page) -- email the address for an account
[18:20] <mdm> JediMaster, what do you do if the vm machine goes down?
[18:20] <ehazlett> Halitech:  thx
[18:21] <jon_high9000> anybody here know anything about postfix?
[18:21] <Thingymebob> ehazlett: will do
[18:21] <JediMaster> load balance two vms? ;-D
[18:21] <ehazlett> Thingymebob: thanks :)
[18:21] <Halitech> ehazlett, what subject line?
[18:21] <ehazlett> Halitech: Reconstructor Beta will be fine
[18:22] <mdm> JediMaster, it will work, its overkill, but it will work.  How much will you spend on two mid range servers rather then 4 1U servers and a load balancer?
[18:22] <Threetimes> hi, i'm trying to do this: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=73599 but i can only set the opacity between 0 and 100
[18:22] <Halitech> ehazlett, email sent
[18:22] <jerbear> Are there going to be any packages for Python 3.1?
[18:22] <ehazlett> Halitech:  cool -- expect a return shortly :)
[18:22] <mdm> JediMaster, keep in mind web servers use relativly little CPU, some memory and mostly network
[18:23] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: you can set the mask to 027: "umask 027". new directories should have permissions "rwxr-x---"
[18:23] <mdm> JediMaster, clustering is for CPU and memory intensive apps, like a database.  web servers dont even come close tho needing that kind of resouces
[18:24] <dio_> hello people
[18:24] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: might be easier just to change them all after the fact: "chmod -R g=rx <parent dir>"
[18:25] <Thingymebob> ehazlett: email sent
[18:25] <reenignEesreveR> sipior, is it possible to do it without changing the umask?
[18:25] <ehazlett> Thingymebob: cool
[18:25] <rubydiamond> guys .. I have setup a cronjob http://pastie.org/528211
[18:25] <reenignEesreveR> sipior, actually i wanna do it for a particular directory only
[18:25] <rubydiamond> but  utils:populate_feeds never gets run
[18:25] <rubydiamond> can somebody help ..
[18:25] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: then "chmod g=rx <directory>"
[18:26] <reenignEesreveR> sipior, i'll have to do a chmod everytime a new subdir is created?
[18:26] <jerbear> Are there going to be any packages for Python 3.1?
[18:26] <MK13> Threetimes, if you want a good window manager, try emerald
[18:26] <Threetimes> the transparency isn't the problem, it is the blur
[18:27] <Threetimes> brb
[18:27] <reenignEesreveR> sipior, does sticky bit help?
[18:27] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: yes. consider writing a small script to do this if you find it tedious. or, as i mentioned earlier, you can use the recursive (-R) switch for chmod.
[18:27] <MK13> Threetimes, emerald does that very well
[18:28] <reenignEesreveR> sipior, for certain reasons that isn't feasible for me
[18:28] <reenignEesreveR> isn't there any way of inheriting parent directory's security attributres?
[18:28] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: the sticky bit on a directory means that only owners of a file can delete that file, irrespective of the permission set on the parent directory.
[18:28] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: write a script, then.
[18:29] <rubydiamond> guys .. I have setup a crontab http://pastie.org/528211 .. but second crontab  never run
[18:30] <glavanway> Hello all, first time connecting to irc
[18:30] <Bodsda> Is it possible to run two xsessions at once? I want to run fluxbox primarily but be able to switch to gnome without logging out
[18:30] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  glavanway
[18:30] <tonii> hello glavanway
[18:30] <albech> i am getting some mis rendered fonts in Qt applications like Skype, VLC etc. Anyone else experience this?
[18:31] <x3rm> hi to all
[18:31] <glavanway> So this is a 'chat room' based on support for ubuntu??
[18:31] <Threetimes2> hi, the blur in http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=73599 doesn't work
[18:31] <sebsebseb> glavanway: yes
[18:31] <glavanway> Awesome!
[18:31] <tonii> glavanway: that would be an accurate description :P
[18:31] <x3rm> i've a Windows installed on HD 1, and Ubuntu on HD2, i install first windows XP, and later ubuntu. But when i reboot my grub not load only load windows boot
[18:31] <Bodsda> glavanway: correct'ish -- not a chat room, a support channel :)
[18:31] <MrKeuner> rubydiamond, try #bash
[18:31] <grawity> Bodsda: Same thing.
[18:32] <Threetimes2> join #compiz
[18:32] <Bodsda> grawity: not really, chat room insinuates a non-formal topic, whereas support channel insinuates a formal topic
[18:32] <glavanway> I have been using ubuntu for years.  Before ubuntu I used RedHat and Fedora.  I just recently ditched windows completely and now I am hving issues.
[18:32] <bucky> chat rooms have doors
[18:32] <Threetimes2> sorry, forgot the slash
[18:32] <IndyGunFreak> glavanway: thats how it always goes... ;0
[18:32] <sebsebseb> !details |  glavanway
[18:32] <mdm> Bodsda, irc implies channels, it does not have rooms
[18:33] <sebsebseb> x3rm: ok pastebin your Grub menu.list and i'll have a look
[18:33] <beratalp> are there any turks here?
[18:33] <x3rm> sebsebseb, i think i need to reinstall grub
[18:33] <x3rm> with livecd but i don't know what issue with my localdisk when i disable the first disk
[18:33] <x3rm> why fail
[18:33] <sebsebseb> !tr |  beratalp
[18:33] <x3rm> and show Grub error 2
[18:33] <Bodsda> mdm: hmm, not sure why you sent that to me. I'm quite happy with the statement "It does not have rooms" -- and how does the words 'Internet' 'Relay' 'Chat' imply channels?
[18:34] <bucky> irc doesn't have any rooms like linux doesn't have any folders
[18:34] <glavanway> I am running ubuntu 9.04 (2.6.30 kernel) on a Dell Latitude X300.  The issue is not matter what I do I cannot set the resolution higher than 1024x786.
[18:34] <MrKeuner> beratalp, No, they went to istanbulive
[18:34] <tonii> splitting hair is fun
[18:34] <tonii> channel - room, folder - directory...
[18:35] <Bodsda> its a channel, and they are direcotries. I dont see the confusion
[18:35] <glavanway> tomato - tomato, oh that doesn't work so well in chat
[18:35] <tonii> hehe
[18:35] <Bodsda> anyway, back to my original question
[18:35] <grawity> Bodsda: When IRC was initially created, "channels/rooms" were numbered - 1, 4, 7, 123 ... like TV channels or something.
[18:35] <Bodsda> Is it possible to run two xsessions at once? I want to run fluxbox primarily but be able to switch to gnome without logging out
[18:36] <mdm> Bodsda, RFC1459
[18:36] <Halitech> ehazlett, playing around with it now, I assume all necessary packages are installed by default?
[18:36] <dbu> Hi, I was wondering if anyone who has a working xorg.conf with DualHead (for fglrx) on jaunty would be willing to share it?
[18:36] <glavanway> Bodsda that would sort of negate the purpose of running fluxbox.  Sorry never heard of running 2 at once.
[18:36] <ehazlett> Halitech: yeah, the base ubuntu build --
[18:36] <Halitech> ehazlett, ok
[18:36] <Bodsda> mdm: a request for comments does not explain implication of three seperate words
[18:37] <DVA59121> What is the average battery run time for a dell latitud
[18:37] <glavanway> To fill in xorg.conf dbu run "sudo dexconf -o /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[18:37] <mdm> Bodsda, go read it
[18:37] <bucky> Bodsda: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=two x sessions at a time
[18:38] <sipior> Bodsda: sure, you can have two X Window sessions running. have a look at "Xnest" (there might even be a menu entry for this by default)
[18:38] <Thingymebob> ehazlett: Cheers, do you have a dedicated channel or are you always in here?
[18:38] <glavanway> I have a Dell Latitude X300 with 2 batteries and I get about an hour on one.
[18:38] <Flannel> bucky: Please remain helpful.  That sort of response is not welcome here.
[18:38] <ehazlett> Thingymebob: yeah -- ##reconstructor
[18:38] <bucky> it was the first result
[18:38] <Thingymebob> ehazlett:8-)
[18:39] <Bodsda> bucky: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Why do I post slightly rude links to make a point when I myself have not validated the results, because if I had I would have realised that they no longer work
[18:39] <grawity> Bodsda: You forgot to replace spaces with +'s.
[18:39] <glavanway> I am running ubuntu 9.04 (2.6.30 kernel) on a Dell Latitude X300.  The issue is not matter what I do I cannot set the resolution higher than 1024x786.
[18:39] <bucky> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Why am i so damn lazy
[18:39] <Bodsda> I do apologise
[18:40] <Flannel> bucky: Your point?  It's rude.  If the first result is relevant, give them the first result, after verifying that its contents are accurate.
[18:40] <Bodsda> bucky: why are you so rude?
[18:40] <sipior> all right, kids, let's move on.
[18:40] <glavanway> Sorry, to post and run guys, but lunch is over.
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> hey all, with firefox 3.5 out tomorrow, will all addons glide painlessly to the next version?
[18:41] <everton137> Hi, can someone help me to configure a adsl router together with a wifi router? I can access wifi router (netgear wg614) from my laptop using wifi, accessing IP 10.0.0.1 (default was 192.168.1.1, but it's the same as adsl's). But I cannot wifi access adsl router, neither wifi router, from my PC. Can someone help me, please?
[18:41] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: didn't know that it's out tommorow,  cool
[18:41] <Flannel> ActionParsnip: You'll probably want to ask the firefox people that.  I'm not sure if there's a channel on freenode, but #firefox on irc.mozilla.org should be able to answer that
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyName=open_source&articleId=9134936&taxonomyId=88&intsrc=kc_top
[18:41] <glavanway> BTW yakuake is a pretty cool terminal app.  check it out.
[18:41] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: I guess it won't just be in the Ubuntu repo for 9.04 though :(  since security updates only
[18:42] <Mark21> .win 20
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: good point lad, thanks
[18:42] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: and usually it takes a while for all or most add ons to work with a later major version of Firefox
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> everton137: connect to the AP and wait for dhcp, then run: route | grep default
[18:43] <msalil87> how much download is it to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04?
[18:43] <Bodsda> Is it possible to run two xsessions at once? I want to run fluxbox primarily but be able to switch to gnome without logging out
[18:43] <lenswipe> hey people
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: its one reason i dont use it
[18:44] <lenswipe> does anyone in here play Open Arena under ubuntu?
[18:44] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: you know the Open Arena game for ubuntu?
[18:44] <Kristof_D> Bodsda: try starting x in two different tty's
[18:44] <bucky> Bodsda: yes it is possible
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> everton137: you can then type that ip into your browser
[18:44] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: do you know where i can get the source code so i can compile it for centos?
[18:44] <Bodsda> Kristof_D: yeah, I get an error stating that the xserver is already running
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> lenswipe: not familiar, sorry
[18:44] <Halitech> ehazlett, if I add a package, will it automatically include all dependencies as well?
[18:44] <Bodsda> bucky: wow, thats almost as useless as your previous posts
[18:44] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: All the same, you dont happen to know where i can lay hands on the source code do you?
[18:45] <ehazlett> Halitech: yes, all dependencies will be resolved and installed
[18:45] <sebsebseb> !ot |  lenswipe
[18:45] <sipior> Bodsda: you need to specify display :1.0 with the -display switch, most likely.
[18:45] <Kristof_D> Bodsda: right, I forgot that by default it always starts in tty7, but maybe there's some kind of command line option?
[18:45] <Halitech> ehazlett, ok, this is sounding pretty cool
[18:45] <lenswipe> !botabuse | sebsebseb
[18:45] <sebsebseb> lenswipe: CentOS stuff is off topic here!
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> lenswipe: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/openarena
[18:45] <everton137> ActionParsnip, what is AP?
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> everton137: access point
[18:46] <lenswipe> sebsebseb: Im asking where to get the source code for an ubuntu game :) that is not offtopic
[18:46] <msalil87> hello! how much download to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04?
[18:46] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: Thank you :)
[18:46] <Titan8990> lenswipe, if its in the apt:   sudo apt-get source PACKAGE
[18:46] <msalil87> or any other statistics?
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> lenswipe: open arena is not an "ubuntu game" its a game that just happens to run n "ubuntu"
[18:46] <msalil87> is it worth?
[18:46] <Bodsda> sipior: i ran   startx --display :1.0   from tty6 and got the same xserver error
[18:46] <topramen> can anyone tell me what are the known problems as to why k3b, and Brasero want burn or copy properly<<<
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> lenswipe: you can run it on any distribution
[18:47] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: Yeah, i know sorry, i was trying to make it clear to sebsebseb that it was not offtopic
[18:47] <sebsebseb> lenswipe: indeed at what he said
[18:47] <sipior> Bodsda: "man startx"
[18:47] <reenignEesreveR> how to set sticky bit? chmod +t or +s ?
[18:47] <Yashy> $ ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[18:47] <Yashy> Error loading the runtime (/tmp/air.CAIeIp/build/opt/Adobe AIR/Versions/1.0/Resources/libicudata.so.36: file too short)
[18:47] <KrispyKreme> My fast-user-switch-applet was deleted from the taskbar by mistake and was wondering how I make it appear like the default again. I tried sudo apt-get install fast-user-switch-applet, and everything was downloaded. What's next?
[18:47] <CaptainMorgan> !LTS
[18:47] <Yashy> Anyone seen this error?
[18:47] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: +t
[18:47] <reenignEesreveR> sipior, chmod g+t doesn't have any affect. any idea?
[18:47] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: you can indeed run it on any distro, whats quite annoying is that CentOS dont provide it in their repos, hence my need to get the source code from here :
[18:47] <lenswipe> L:)
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> lenswipe: well it kinda is if its not for ubuntu
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Yashy: try redownloading the file, sounds corrupted
[18:48] <msalil87> could somebody reply please? :)
[18:48] <sipior> reenignEesreveR: just "+t"
[18:48] <sebsebseb> lenswipe: maybe you should try the general Linux channel ##linux
[18:48] <Bodsda> sipior: I cant find anything relevant in there
[18:48] <Spike1506> ehm
[18:48] <mbeierl> !ask | msalil87
[18:48] <sipior> Bodsda: have a look in "man xinit", should cover the options there.
[18:48] <Spike1506> whenever i type a url in firefox its reversed?
[18:49] <ibuclaw> Spike1506, how so?
[18:49] <sipior> Bodsda: or try installing xnest
[18:49] <ibuclaw> could you give an example?
[18:49] <linxeh> msalil87: it is worth upgrading because if you dont you'll end up not getting security updates in the near future
[18:49] <Bodsda> sipior: same error with xinit, looking at xnest now
[18:49] <msalil87> ubottu: I did ask.. seems easy for you people.. how much download to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04.. but no one answers..
[18:49] <Spike1506> ibuclaw, whenever i type something its going from right to left instead of left to right;; so right because thgir
[18:49] <linxeh> msalil87: this is a busy channel, people dont always see - you might need to repeat your question after a few minutes if nobody answers
[18:49] <msalil87> linxeh: thankyou
[18:50] <Yashy> ActionParsnip: $ md5sum AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[18:50] <Yashy> 11dad520f88373590aeefebc831d8c1e  AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[18:50] <sipior> Bodsda: what precise command line did you use for startx/xinit?
[18:50] <linxeh> msalil87: fwiw, if you aren't using the LTS release (8.04) you should upgrade as often as you can - in my opinion anyway
[18:50] <Bodsda> sipior: xnest opens in a window on the current xserver
[18:50] <Yashy> It's the official .bin
[18:50] <sipior> Bodsda: sure does.
[18:50] <Bodsda> sipior: xinit -display :1   and :1.0
[18:50] <linxeh> msalil87: how big the update will be depends on what you have got installed. you dont need to download the CD though
[18:50] <mbeierl> msalil87: it depends on what packages you have installed
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: you can test if you'd like, start the upgrade but go up to the very last point but don't tell the system to kick off the upgrade, it will tell you
[18:51] <Kristof_D> Bodsda: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/slackware-linux-help/52259-startx-multiple-ttys.html
[18:51] <everton137> ActionParsnip, sorry for my simple question, but what's my AP? I have a ethernet on my PC connected to the wifi router, but I cannot access the both routers from the PC...
[18:51] <sipior> Bodsda: there are examples given in the two man pages. have you tried them?
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: the amunt will depend on the packages that make up your system.
[18:51] <msalil87> thank you all :)
[18:51] <Yashy> everton137: AP = access point = your wifi router
[18:51] <Bodsda> sweet, thanks a lot Kristof_D
[18:51] <bucky> msalil87:  a little over 200 M
[18:51] <Bodsda> sipior: all sorted, cheers dude
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> everton137: its the wireless centre point you are connecting to...the thing that you bought to give you a wireless connection. That is a wireless access point ....access point...AP
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> everton137: you dont connect to both, you connect to one or the other
[18:52] <KrispyKreme> My fast-user-switch-applet was deleted from the taskbar by mistake because it said it didn't start up properly and I accidently clicked the delete anyway button and was wondering how I make it appear like the default again. I tried sudo apt-get install fast-user-switch-applet, and everything was downloaded. What's next?
[18:52] <Kristof_D> Bodsda: yw
[18:53] <diffred> how can I get rid of the "Search for suitable plugin" that never finds anything window that keeps appearing in 9.04?
[18:53] <everton137> ActionParsnip, default         10.0.0.1        0.0.0.0         UG    0      0        0 wlan0
[18:53] <msalil87> another thing... i have always used ubuntu as root without any updates (security or other).. what kind of attacks are possible (if this is not offtopic..).. since i never got screwed up...
[18:53] <Bodsda> mm Kristof_D -- it displays fine, but if i switch to tty7 then back to tty6, there is no longer any graphical display, just the output from the xserver I assume
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> everton137: ok then your gateway IP is 10.0.0.1
[18:53] <whileimhere> hi. If I have a desktop already set up with ubuntu on it and then add a wireless PCI card to it will it auto find it or will I have to re-install to get it to notice it?
[18:54] <grout> i have my system with 2 hdds.  win7 is installed on 1, ubuntu is installed on the other but the ubuntu hdd will not boot get the missing os problem.  win7 was installed first.
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> everton137: type that into your favorite web browser's address bar
[18:54] <ehazlett> Halitech:  feel free to jump in ##reconstructor -- irc channel for the project...
[18:54] <Kristof_D> Bodsda: could it be that the xsession starts in tty8 or something? I think tty6 remains text-based
[18:54] <Halitech> ehazlett, will do, just submitted a build
[18:54] <KrispyKreme> so does anyone know how to reverse what I did and restore the default fast user switch applet?
[18:54] <everton137> ActionParsnip, OK, Im in wifi router (I'm accessing from my notebook connected via wi-fi)
[18:55] <ehazlett> Halitech: cool -- :)
[18:55] <Halitech> ##reconstructor
[18:55] <msalil87> grout: You may install grub loader using GRUB4DOS and then manually write a config file by locating the partition of ubuntu...
[18:55] <Yashy> $ ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[18:55] <Bodsda> Kristof_D: tty9 -- cheers dude :)
[18:55] <Yashy> Error loading the runtime (/tmp/air.CAIeIp/build/opt/Adobe AIR/Versions/1.0/Resources/libicudata.so.36: file too short)
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: running web apps as root is ridiculously unsecure, especially irc clients which is a laughably stupid thing to do. Your system is also easier to hack as the root account is common to all *nix systems, with it activated half the job is already done for the attacker
[18:55] <Yashy> Can anyone help me resolve this?
[18:55] <carlitos__> hi  all   frineds
[18:55] <carlitos__> friends
[18:55] <_fynn> what happened to the umode command in jaunty? cannot find it via apt-cache and it's not already installed
[18:56] <lucia> chi conosce ABCDE?
[18:56] <Halitech> ehazlett, just got kicked from it
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Yashy: its a proprietary binary so is impossible for us to fix, only adobe can. Log abug / search existing bugs
[18:56] <ehazlett> Halitech: from the channel?
[18:56] <Halitech> ehazlett, yeah
[18:56] <everton137> ActionParsnip, My doubt is: should I change configuration on my adsl router? And should I change configuration of the Internet connection of my PC?
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: also if you run a command accidentally, there is no way to prevent it from ruining your system if it is mistyped
[18:56] <carlitos__> is this  possible :  How to run Xserver through ssh
[18:57] <coler> when i just did a rebot my pannels have disappeared
[18:57] <ehazlett> Halitech: hmm, that's weird...  did you use ##reconstructor -- 2 '#' symbols? i didn't see you enter...
[18:57] <Yashy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1066987 someone else having this error...
[18:57] <Halitech> ehazlett, no, just one
[18:57] <sipior> carlitos__: sure, have a look at the "+X" switch.
[18:57] <msalil87> ActionParsnip: Hmm..  like root@localhost(/)>rm -rf *.*
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: also, web plugins and web content is running as root so java applications and flash which have access to your system are running as root, these can be malicious andrun riot through your systemm. if they are ran as a normal user this acess is significantly reduced
[18:58] <sipior> carlitos__: -X, apologies.
[18:58] <ehazlett> Halitech: yeah a guy registered that channel about 2 years ago and then disappeared -- i couldn't get it back so i had to use a 2 '#' channel
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: not just that, you can run several other higly destructive commands without knowing it, as your account has full access their is no protection
[18:58] <everton137> ActionParsnip, on my PC, the default route is 192.168.1.1, but I cannot access it from the browserr
[18:58] <carlitos__> sipior:  how  could be that , can you  explain  a  little bit  more ?
[18:58] <Halitech> ehazlett, in there now
[18:58] <ibuclaw> Spike1506, still here?
[18:58] <sipior> carlitos__: not really, i need to be going. ask any of the folks here, i'm sure they'll help you out.
[18:59] <bizkit> hey how do i configure my monitor? so the nvidia driver knows it can support higher resolutions
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: basically you clearly have no idea about security but hey, "its easier" isnt it.
[18:59] <Spike1506> yes, restarting the browser fixed the issue
[18:59] <ibuclaw> Spike1506, click in the Address Bar. Press Ctrl+Shift+X
[18:59] <PhilPinch> philpinch
[18:59] <Spike1506> ibuclaw, ty will remember that one :D
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: thats why windows is so riddled with virus' as the default model is administrator and converts to linux don't like typing passwords for commands but they don't realise the huge benefits that this actually gives
[19:00] <msalil87> Thats interesting... I used to be of the opinion that if you know when what executes.. its safe.. but u still dont know whats happening.. im an osdevver btw.. :)
[19:00] <coler> can anyone tell me why my pannel has disappeared
[19:00] <Sarge_TJ> Hi! Can I make some applications that use GTK to use Qt instead? I'm merely thinking about OpenOffice, since GTK + OOo + my dark theme doesn't work well together at all...
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: no its really not. thats why many linux experts sat around and discussed this...you obviously know better
[19:01] <msalil87> ActionParsnip: No.. i m still a noob..
[19:01] <KrispyKreme> how can I restore my default GDM user-switcher applet? Thanks.
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: then quit using root, its disabled for those as well as a hundred more reasons, its not disabledto annoy or challenge yuo.
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: its disabled to protect your system from attack as well as human error
[19:02] <msalil87> hmm.. I have been using it in vmware.. But now i am thinking of making an hd install using wubi.. so...
[19:02] <crawl3r> I have two SATA hdd's
[19:02] <crawl3r> one has ubuntu
[19:04] <crawl3r> I have two SATA hdds and one has ubuntu and another one has windows and also ubuntu. I have a problem booting windows when both HDD's are connected to the motherboard
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> msalil87: i recommend you do not use root in future as you clearly misunderstand it implications
[19:04] <mbeierl> _fynn: do you mean umask?  I have not heard of umode, but that might just be me :)
[19:04] <rmrfslash> Is there a feature in Ubuntu to shut off visual effects (compositing) when on battery or when battery reaches a certain percentage?
[19:05] <rmrfslash> I know there is a feature in Kubuntu, but there are other reasons I'm considering ditching Kubuntu for Ubuntu
[19:05] <msalil87> crawl3r: What is the error?
[19:06] <ibuclaw> rmrfslash, not that I know of ...
[19:06] <_fynn> mbeierl: no, i really mean umode.. you could use it to determine the kernel version for example via umode -a
[19:06] <Jutman> mbeierl, I actually need the FORWARD to go eth1<->eth0 or it won't work
[19:06] <tipocomico> hi
[19:06] <crawl3r> msalil87: after choosing from GRUB menu, windows just hangs
[19:06] <msalil87> crawl3r: At what point?
[19:07] <sharddx> need help learning how to compile drivers pleas
[19:07] <acecase> anyone using ubuntu server as a gateway/firewall? I find a lot of guides for older versions but run into problems following them with the current version
[19:07] <mbeierl> Not uname?  uname -a: Linux mark-laptop 2.6.28-13-generic #44-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 2 07:55:09 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[19:07] <Veratyr9> does 9.04 have 3d support for ati cards? i'm running 8.10 and it warned me not to upgrade to 9.04 because there isn't fglrx support in 9.04
[19:07] <crawl3r> msalil87: just after hitting return (or ENTER)
[19:07] <Halitech> Veratyr9, depends on your card
[19:07] <Veratyr9> ati 9800xt
[19:07] <ferric84> I did a "su -" to be root, and an "ls -al" of /home/vmail/mybox/info, and it shows no files and 3 folders, but says there are 20 items.  what do I have to do to see the files?
[19:07] <crawl3r> I suspect the boot.ini needs to be modified
[19:08] <crawl3r> windows sits on /dev/sdb2
[19:08] <msalil87> crawl3r: Try safe mode by hitting 'F8' immediately after u hit windows at the grub... then u will see the exact point of hang...
[19:08] <ibuclaw> Veratyr9, afaik, ATi drivers are rather broken in Ubuntu 9.04.
[19:08] <mbeierl> Jutman: lemme check again what I've got.  I'm using ufw (which helps keep things clean across reboots for me)...
[19:08] <xiong> i have trouble emptying trash in evolution; in a related issue, messages moved from one folder to another sometimes duplicate into the trash; can help?
[19:08] <Veratyr9> ibuclaw: so stick with 8.10?
[19:08] <sharddx>  need help learning how to compile drivers pleas
[19:08] <ibuclaw> Veratyr9, for now, yes. Intel should have fixed the issue in 9.10 though ;)
[19:08] <msalil87> I once tried to change the init to my program that prints helloworld.. by replacing /sbin/init.. But the ubuntu kernel returns it cannot execute... why?
[19:09] <crawl3r> msalil87: I think GRUB expects the boot.ini file to be in correct
[19:09] <Veratyr9> ibuclaw: alright, kinda figured that
[19:09] <ibuclaw> Veratyr9, although, that is months away yet ...
[19:09] <lstarnes> msalil87: what did you do to /sbin/init?
[19:09] <msalil87> crawl3r: Grub does not look for any file.. It goes to the boot sector..
[19:09] <ibuclaw> Veratyr9, the joys of depending on binary drivers ... New kernels break them.
[19:09] <mbeierl> Jutman: I have no forward rule.  I masq all local (10.0.0.0) traffic coming in on eth1 to eth0 and that's all I need for masqing to work.  what stops working when you remove your forward rule?  all masquerading?
[19:10] <msalil87> crawl3r: You should be able to see an error if boot.ini has problem
[19:10] <msalil87> lstarnes: I renamed it.. :) I dint destroy it :)
[19:10] <Jutman> mbeierl maybe its got something to do with l2tp, I'll have to play with it a bit more.
[19:10] <mbeierl> oh
[19:10] <crawl3r> msalil87: ok, let me reboot and try again. thx for advice
[19:10] <mbeierl> Jutman: where's the l2tp server?
[19:10] <Jutman> locally
[19:10] <mbeierl> Jutman: is it the same server as the firewall?
[19:11] <Jutman> mbeierl, yes
[19:11] <Jutman> mbeierl, its all on the gateway
[19:11] <mbeierl> Jutman: ok, then yes, it might be something like that - that the users using the vpn need somehow to get out?  but that should not affect the internal network
[19:11] <jiffe> is there a way to do a dryrun on a make install from source ?
[19:12] <monty_hall> I can no longer d/l and save files in firefox.
[19:12] <Jutman> mbeierl, thats what I think is happening
[19:12] <monty_hall> I can open with.
[19:12] <monty_hall> What happened?
[19:12] <Bodsda> How can I view pdf files with firefox instead of having to save them to disk?
[19:12] <msalil87> jiffe: Look for executables in the build dir?
[19:12] <mbeierl> Jutman: so it's only the VPN users that have the problem?  Not the machines on the local network?
[19:12] <Jutman> openvpn users can get onto it without that rule, but the l2tp users need that one
[19:12] <Jutman> mbeierl, thats correct.
[19:12] <ferric84> I did a "su -" to be root, and an "ls -al" of /home/vmail/mybox/info, and it shows no files and 3 folders, but says there are 20 items.  what do I have to do to see the files?
[19:12] <Kristof_D> Bodsda: edit->preferences->applications
[19:12] <msalil87> Bodsda: Get a pdf extension.. I think you might find it in the extensions at firefox webpage
[19:13] <mbeierl> Jutman: ah - I don't know enough about l2tp to be able to make a meaningful comment.  I was just thinking of the local network (the private one)
[19:13] <Jutman> mbeierl, however, thats alright. I'll just leave the forward rule in, it still manages to pass through the INPUT/OUTPUT chains
[19:13] <xiong> i have trouble emptying trash in evolution; in a related issue, messages moved from one folder to another sometimes duplicate into the trash; can help?
[19:13] <Bodsda> Kristof_D: there is no option to view with FF
[19:13] <Bodsda> msalil87: can you recommend one?
[19:13] <kello> =\
[19:14] <Jutman> thanks for all the help mbeierl
[19:14] <mbeierl> Jutman: ok.  there should be a way to have the l2tp users use the vpn for private resources only, but use their own internet connection for anything in the outside world (split tunnel)
[19:14] <msalil87> Bodsda: Can't.. this is ubuntu.. :) And i never installed one.. i use 7 mostly..
[19:14] <Kristof_D> Bodsda: true, you can only set to automatically open them
[19:14] <hubar> hi, does anyone know where I can get a resume template for openoffice 3.0?
[19:14] <kello> openoffice.com?
[19:14] <kello> 8-)
[19:14] <Jutman> mbeierl, yes. I'll have to look into that.
[19:14] <xiong> hubar, suggest you avoid resume templates entirely
[19:14] <mbeierl> Jutman: ok - it /might/ be a client-side thing though
[19:14] <xiong> a template is a confession of dullness
[19:14] <Jutman> mbeierl, I do know a thing or two about using the route command, just not forwarding with iptables
[19:14] <sharddx> can anyone help me in compiling drivers pleas?
[19:14] <jiffe> well I want to see what all files it is going to install and where
[19:15] <msalil87> sharddx: Modules?
[19:15] <msalil87> jiffe: Check install script in makefile or some other
[19:15] <hubar> xiong: i am dull. :)
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[19:15] <FloodBot2> mariet: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:16] <york666> http://kgbarchiver.net/
[19:16] <msalil87> So how can i make the ubuntu kernel execute my "hello world" program directly? (instead of /sbin/init)
[19:16] <xiong> hubar, whether you are or are not dull is not for me to say; but i suggest that for any job other than as a government clerk, you do not wish to *appear* so -- compose your resume as an original work
[19:16] <jiffe> I can, but it would be a whole lot easier if there was a default way to do a dry run
[19:16] <mbeierl> Jutman: what I mean is that each client might need to set up their own split tunnel, depending on the software that's used to make the l2tp connection...
[19:16] <jiffe> I suppose that woudlnt' be very portable though
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[19:16] <FloodBot2> york666: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:17] <sharddx> its for a D-link card and im alredy into the src but just dont know how to compile for the 2.6.28 -11- generic kernel
[19:17] <rmrfslash> In Ubuntu, when you type a command and it says "Not installed. Try running apt-get install package-name" what is this feature called?
[19:17] <msalil87> jiffe: I guess you might just list all elf executables (not .o)
[19:18] <rmrfslash> Is this a package that's available on all linuxes or an Ubuntu exclusive?
[19:18] <msalil87> rmrfslash: package manager
[19:18] <rmrfslash> available *to* all linuxes
[19:18] <DVA59121> Is there a way ot get a larger screen res? Its currently on 1024 by something and id like to get it up to 1200
[19:18] <rmrfslash> msalil87: is this exclusive to Ubuntu?
[19:19] <msalil87> rmrfslash: Ubuntu and its parents..like debian i think..
[19:19] <curtis> does anyone use devede?
[19:19] <Pici> rmrfslash: Its a feature of the command-not-found package.
[19:19] <Pici> !info command-not-found
[19:19] <Halitech> curtis, best video app I've ever used
[19:20] <msalil87> Pici: Nice! I thought you are kidding.. :)
[19:21] <msalil87> So so so.. how do i run my helloworld application instead of /sbin/init at bootup by the ubuntu kernel?
[19:22] <lstarnes> msalil87: why would you need to?
[19:22] <xiong> i have trouble emptying trash in evolution; in a related issue, messages moved from one folder to another sometimes duplicate into the trash; can help?
[19:22] <msalil87> lstarnes: I want to replace everything..Make a distro..
[19:24] <lstarnes> msalil87: you might want to use a virtual machine for that
[19:24] <widmoo> siema
[19:24] <lucax> is there any kernel repositories for ubuntu?
[19:24] <msalil87> lstarnes: Virtual machine? for what?
[19:24] <mbeierl> msalil87: I don't think this is going to be the right place to ask that question ... this is more for help with using Ubuntu, not customizing a distro....
[19:25] <msalil87> Ok ok.. Never mind..
[19:25] <Ayudaaaa> hola. instale el ubuntu 9.04 y solo escucho sonido si enchufo unos altavoces a mi portatil. Alguien me puede ayudar???
[19:25] <mbeierl> msalil87: I didn't say don't ask, I just think the users here might not know :)
[19:26] <lstarnes> msalil87: if you use a virtual machine instead of an actual physical machine for developing a new distro from scratch, messing up your existing physical installation  would be less likely
[19:26] <ortsvorsteher> !es | Ayudaaaa
[19:26] <msalil87> mbeierl: Yeah.. no problem :)
[19:26] <msalil87> lstarnes: Ah.. Yes i already use vmware for all other oses i install other than 7...
[19:26] <Hilikus> hey guys
[19:27] <phil__> hi
[19:27] <xeer> I compiled a recent version of glib and it broke a symbol in libgio-2.0.so.0 would I be able to replace this library with the original from my live cd?
[19:27] <mdm> mbeierl, init has nothing to do with the kernel and everything to do with initrd
[19:27] <mbeierl> mdm: it's msalil87... :)
[19:28] <mdm> sorry
[19:28] <Hilikus> i'm trying to create a gnome launcher (maybe through a bash script) that will open an ssh tunnel first and then launch a GUI program that uses that ssh tunnel. first question, can i do this without a shell script?
[19:28] <mbeierl> np
[19:28] <mbeierl> mdm: just wanted to make sure the right target got the msg...
[19:28] <msalil87> Hilikus: Wheres ubuntu?
[19:28] <Hilikus> msalil87: right here, where's yours?
[19:29] <ManDay> Can someone tell me how to add a specific rfcomm devive to the Gnome Network manager (the thing with the tray icon) So I can use it to connect via PPP instead of using "pon ...", which isn't properly integrated into the environemt?
[19:29] <sharddx> noob needs help pleas
[19:29] <Art4k> backtrack 4 login ?
[19:29] <mbeierl> Hilikus: technically, yes, if you use ssh keys and have ssh agent loaded with the keys as part of the desktop startup
[19:29] <The_Dude_2003> cyberghoser1: hi ;)
[19:29] <ortsvorsteher> just ask sharddx here in channel, give full details of what happens
[19:30] <mdm> msalil87, how ubuntu boots (well linux in general) is by the boot deivce loading a kernel and loading a ram disk (well one of many ways to do it),  It is that ramdisk that then loads the os (in the case of ubuntu passes it to init)
[19:30] <Hilikus> mbeierl: actually i was plannning on having the script prompt me for a password, but i don't know if there's any way in ubuntu to ask for a password thrgouh a GUI but from a shell script
[19:30] <doggyslobber> Any known issues that would cause a Windows network to not be available.  It has been able to mount for several months and then all of a sudden today,, Ubuntu 9.04 can't mount it...  nothing on the network has changed,, and I can connect to it fine from a mac..
[19:30] <Kristof_D> msalil87: there's a lot of info available on that, maybe this helps? http://axiom.anu.edu.au/~okeefe/p2b/power2bash/power2bash-6.html
[19:31] <mbeierl> Hilikus: ok, I understand now.  I thought you were looking for transparent, passwordless ssh
[19:31] <msalil87> mdm: Right. so the init is a user mode program.. meaning i can replace it by another.. thats what i tried.. but kernel says "Cannot execute"
[19:31] <Hilikus> mbeierl: oh no, sorry i didn't specify
[19:32] <ManDay> Can someone tell me how to add a specific rfcomm devive to the Gnome Network manager (the thing with the tray icon) So I can use it to connect via PPP instead of using "pon ...", which isn't properly integrated into the environemt?
[19:32] <mdm> msalil87, well it has to be executable, it dosnt have to be a binary
[19:32] <xiong> is evolution somehow on the #ubuntu junk list? please, a little help here would go a long way
[19:32] <ManDay> Or tell me how the network manager is configured?
[19:32] <mbeierl> Hilikus: I am not sure you can get that password to SSH though.  SSH only wants the password to come directly from standard input, not passed to it from a second program that prompts the user
[19:32] <doggyslobber> Does anyone know how to setup "profiles" based on what wifi network you connect too....?
[19:32] <mdm> msalil87, and it isnt the kernel that is doing it, its initrd
[19:32] <ManDay> The man-page for NetworkManager is totally useless again.--
[19:33] <Hilikus> mbeierl: mmm i guess that makes sense
[19:33] <masterkernel> does anyone know how to reply to a mailing list correctly?
[19:33] <masterkernel> or what program to use
[19:33] <msalil87> mdm: If you check the kernel source, at the end of main function in init/main.c it finds an init program to execute..
[19:33] <doggyslobber> fyi,,, figured out my issue... if you enable the firewall at home and then disable at the office, ,it works fine... freaking windows networks
[19:33] <shavinder> when i try this command- "sudo apt-get upgrade pidgin" the terminal shows me 234 mb of archive to be downloaded. cant i just upgrade my pidgin instead of the whole ubuntu?
[19:33] <mdm> msalil87, if you check the soruce and how it boots you will find it is passing control to init.  IN THE INITRD
[19:34] <masterkernel> shavinder: not if pidgin depnds on those packages
[19:34] <Shardded> sorry bad conectoin :(
[19:34] <shavinder> i tried upgrading pidgin through synaptic. Turns out it upgraded just to 2.5.1. i want the latest 2.5.7(with yahoo outage fix)
[19:34] <Pirate_Hunter> is there away to call forward gnome-do using the keyboard shortcuts when my vm (VirtuaBox) is in focus, it gets annoying that i have to minimise it first before i can use gnome-do?
[19:34] <msalil87> mdm: Oh ur saying the init is INSIDE the initrd.. cool.. So i guess i need to change the initrd itself using mkinitramfs probably...
[19:35] <mdm> msalil87, yes or gzip and cpio
[19:35] <xiong> i throw myself upon the community's mercy: what mail client *should* i be using?
[19:35] <BOSSARD> unbuntu.fr
[19:35] <sebsebseb> xiong: Thunderbird is good
[19:35] <Kristof_D> xiong: gmail :)
[19:35] <sebsebseb> !email |  xiong
[19:35] <Alphanaut> Thunderbird
[19:35] <Veratyr9> just changed graphics drivers.  to put them into effect without restarting, do I just do an alt+ctrl+backspace? logout?
[19:35] <msalil87> When does this ubottu respond exactly?
[19:35] <mdm> !help
[19:35] <masterkernel> shavinder: you might have to compile it from source. or go on getdeb to see if they have a package
[19:36] <Kristof_D> msalil87:  when someone says !something
[19:36] <BOSSARD> hi!
[19:36] <shavinder> the terminal is mentioning everything. i mean everything. I just cannot believe pidgin would need 280 MB of upgrade. shall i show you a dump of the terminal spout?
[19:36] <BOSSARD> salut
[19:36] <mdm> ubottu, or if you address it directly
[19:36] <xiong> sebsebseb, ty
[19:36] <Shardded> need help compiling drivers for a 2.6 kernel for a DFE-250TX D-link card pleas
[19:36] <Alphanaut> hey all, anyone very familiar with the ubuntu partition manager?  i resized a drive and have a problem
[19:36] <sebsebseb> xiong: np
[19:36] <msalil87> ubottu: I know dear. Nice talking to you.. Bye..
[19:36] <BOSSARD> hello
[19:37] <BOSSARD> haha
[19:37] <Alphanaut> hey all, anyone very familiar with the ubuntu partition manager?  i resized a drive and have a problem
[19:37] <melissa> ca av vous
[19:37] <elli222> What drive did you resize?
[19:37] <melissa> bon qelqun me repond
[19:38] <shavinder> please have a look at this paste http://paste.ubuntu.com/206459/
[19:38] <dAnon> damn it
[19:38] <hason> hi
[19:38] <Shardded> need help compiling drivers for a 2.6 kernel for a DFE-250TX D-link card pleas
[19:38] <dAnon> I am using ubuntu first day today
[19:38] <hason> how  do u do
[19:38] <elli222> congrats
[19:38] <duke_> i have problems with pidgin too... look my firewall config: http://pastebin.com/mb1b9b9b
[19:38] <Pirate_Hunter> is there away to call forward gnome-do using the keyboard shortcuts when my vm (VirtuaBox) is in focus, it gets annoying that i have to minimise it first before i can use gnome-do?
[19:38] <dAnon> and there are some things going wrong
[19:38] <hason> could any one help me
[19:38] <tipocomico> hi, having some trouble booting the Ubuntu-Rescue-Remix cd, can anyone help?
[19:38] <mdm> Alphanaut, there is no ubuntu parition manager, it uses a partition manager, but its not ubuntu.  In fact other then some specifc assembling of software there is noting you can point at that says this is ubuntu
[19:38] <Alphanaut> so i have an ntfs partition that has winblows on it, during ubuntu 9.04 installation i originally allocated 20gb for ubuntu, then later decided to resize the drive again.  problem is, the original 250gb drive now only shows as 230gb total, and doesn't show the 20gb free space that it should
[19:39] <hason> plz
[19:39] <dAnon> like screen resolution never saves for next restart
[19:39] <hason> i need u
[19:39] <Alphanaut> it appears in all partitioning software that the actual drive is now only 230gb instead of 230
[19:39] <Pici> !ask | hason
[19:39] <Alphanaut> er instead of 250
[19:39] <hason> ok
[19:39] <shavinder> hekllo ubottu
[19:39] <hason> i can't play compiz
[19:40] <hason> ubuntu 9.04
[19:40] <shavinder> hey Ubottu :-)
[19:40] <ChoboMog> Does anyone know what the process "tracker-indexer" in in the System Monitor?  Mine seems to be giving me issues on a daily basis.  It will suddenly start running, using no CPU but 19% Nice, which results in my computer lagging.  Closing the process fixes it and seems to not affect anything else
[19:40] <mdm> Alphanaut, all a partition manager does is read the geometery of the disk and make paritions in units that geometry tells it.
[19:40] <shavinder> why does he not respond this time?
[19:40] <dAnon> screen resolution never saves for next restart, mouse4 and mouse5 don't work in Opera :(
[19:40] <mdm> Alphanaut, barring something really screwed up the drive the partition manager only tells you what the drive told it
[19:40] <Pici> shavinder: Its a bot, and it has flood protection.
[19:40] <Alphanaut> i'm aware of that, that's what is so strange.  the drive is physically 250gb, however after the resize it appears in all software that it's only a 230gb drive
[19:41] <shavinder> :-) oui Ubottu
[19:41] <Pirate_Hunter> Pici,  is there anyway to allow shortcurts to be active in ubuntu while focus in on a VM or am i forced to minimise all the times, can you suggest anything (specially since i have to go back and forwards)?
[19:41] <Alphanaut> like 20gb just disappeared!
[19:41] <shavinder> lemme try this was
[19:41] <shavinder> way*
[19:41] <hason> where r u
[19:41] <doubleyou> reporting a spambot on ubuntu forums : http://ubuntuforums.org/member.php?u=865261
[19:41] <shavinder> Ubottu: Hi! good bot
[19:41] <shavinder> ha ha
[19:41] <soulwarp> !backup | soulwarp
[19:41] <Pici> !msgthebot | shavinder
[19:42] <treyh> how do i apply a patch for a bug i have, am on bugs.launchpad.net?
[19:42] <mdm> Alphanaut, how much is a K? 1000? 1024? It sort of depends on if you make drives or use them.
[19:42] <hason> is there any one can help me
[19:42] <hason> ?
[19:42] <Pici> doubleyou: We don't actually handle the forums here, you may want to mention it in #ubuntuforums
[19:42] <doubleyou> k
[19:42] <snoopbear> hello
[19:42] <mdm> Alphanaut, also keep in mind filesystems have metadata (things that hold the information tags), and they are also written in spave
[19:42] <sharddx> need help compiling drivers for a 2.6 kernel for a DFE-250TX D-link card pleas
[19:42] <Alphanaut> mdm, you aren't getting me.  i'm not sqabbling about math.  i'm saying that prior to partitioning, the drive was 250gb total size, and after the partition manager worked on it, now it shows as only 230gb total, like 20gb just vanished.
[19:43] <Alphanaut> hmmm
[19:43] <mdm> Alphanaut, and ext specificially saves out space from the filesystem for overheaad
[19:43] <Alphanaut> i'm not saying that somehting is taking up 20 more gb, i'm saying that 20gb disappeared
[19:43] <shavinder> So gentlemen, is there no way to force sudo to upgrade 'just' pidgin and not the whole damn OS?
[19:43] <Alphanaut> windows manager shows that it's a 230gb drive now, gparted shows it's a 230gb drive
[19:43] <cabrey> Alphanaut, drive manufacturers use a different size measurement
[19:43] <Pici> shavinder: sudo apt-get install --reinstall pidgin   should grab the latest version
[19:43] <Alphanaut> hahah no no, it was a 250gb drive RIGHT BEFORE i used GPARTED
[19:44] <Pirate_Hunter> Alphanaut, if it was 250 and you partitioned it to 20 wouldnt it have 230 now or did i misunderstand?
[19:44] <mdm> Alphanaut, pastebin fdisk -l /dev/sdX where X is the drive letter
[19:44] <treyh> i found a patch on launchpad that i need to install, how do i apply it?
[19:44] <MK13> Alphanaut, partitioned hard drives never show the full sixe
[19:44] <MK13> size*
[19:44] <cabrey> Alphanaut, in that case, it is the Journaling that is taking up the extra space
[19:44] <shavinder> Pici: wow thanks. thats a great tip
[19:44] <Alphanaut> yes, i would have a 230gb partition and a 20gb partition, however that's now what shows up now.  now it shows as a 230gb drive, with no 20gb part.
[19:44] <Alphanaut> bizarro
[19:44] <Hilikus> does anyone know how to run a command from a shell script after an ssh connection has been established? if i put it in the next line it doesn't run until ssh is killed
[19:44] <Alphanaut> ok
[19:44] <Alphanaut> oh well
[19:44] <badr> hello all
[19:44] <Pici> Hilikus: ssh user@host.com yourcommandgoeshere
[19:45] <cabrey> Alphanaut, Journaling is an important part of the modern FS which helps prevent data loss
[19:45] <Pici> Hilikus: or do you mean on the local system?
[19:45] <Pirate_Hunter> Pici,  is there anyway to allow shortcurts to be active in ubuntu while focus in on a VM or am i forced to minimise all the times, can you suggest anything (specially since i have to go back and forwards)?
[19:45] <sharddx> need help compiling drivers for a 2.6 kernel for a DFE-250TX D-link card pleas
[19:45] <Hilikus> Pici: that runs it remotely, i mean to start something locally
[19:45] <Pirate_Hunter> Alphanaut, i very much doubt journaling would take an extra 20b
[19:46] <Alphanaut> i agree pirate
[19:46] <badr> +1
[19:46] <Pirate_Hunter> Alphanaut, i very much doubt journaling would take an extra 20gb you probably didnt activate the partition or it is running ubuntu*
[19:46] <snoopbear> bye
[19:46] <mdm> Alphanaut, what I suspect is your are looking at internal loss intrinsic to using a hard drive.  The whole thing is called a waterfall graph and shows where storage is used.  It is acutally part of storage resource management.  But like I said show us an output of the partition table as seen my fdisk and I will tell you where that 20G mystically vanished to.
[19:46] <n0gear> Hilikus: why not just start new session?
[19:46] <Pici> Pirate_Hunter, Alphanaut: I believe  on a standard Jaunty install ext3 will reserve 5% of the drive for journaling
[19:46] <Alphanaut> hmm
[19:46] <Pici> Pirate_Hunter: I'm not sure thats possible.
[19:46] <Hilikus> n0gear what do you mean??
[19:46] <cabrey> somebody do the math.
[19:46] <badr> i had some problems with ext4 lately when deleting a big bunch of files
[19:47] <cabrey> i dont feel like it :P
[19:47] <Pirate_Hunter> Pici, ahhh not what i want to here still thanks it is just bothersome and slow moving from vm to desktop
[19:47] <Pici> Hilikus: You could use nohup ssh user@host &; newcommand
[19:47] <badr> i heard it was a kernel issue
[19:47] <shinigami> hello
[19:47] <cabrey> badr, 2.6.30 clears up a lot of ext4 related issues
[19:47] <sharddx> im very new to ubuntu and i need to get my drivers compiled but dont have a clue how too do that
[19:48] <badr> i'm running latest 2.6.28-13 generic kernel
[19:48] <JohnTeddy> Is there a deb/sources.list repository for Jaunty to installed firefox 3.5rc?
[19:48] <shinigami> i need some help to use skype with ubuntu
[19:48] <jophish> What Distro would you recommend for an old laptop, PIII 800mhz
[19:48] <badr> ok i'll go get kernel 2.6.30
[19:48] <jophish> probably not much ram
[19:48] <shavinder> hey guys! turns out that after running first two commands from here http://www.ivankristianto.com/2009/06/solve-yahoo-messenger-problem-with-pidgin-2-5-7/     and on going back to Synaptic, the synaptic clearly shows that pidgin can BE upgraded to 2.5.7 ! Now could it be that I had to take two steps to upgrade, ie from too earlier version to 2.5.1 and then to 2.5.7 or did the two commands...
[19:48] <shavinder> ...from the url did the trick? I dont know
[19:48] <Pici> sharddx: Why do you think you need to compile the modules?
[19:48] <FloodBot2> shavinder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:48] <badr> thx man, i was hesitating
[19:48] <cabrey> Johnny_5, sudo aptitude install firefox-3.5
[19:48] <cabrey> JohnTeddy, see above
[19:48] <JohnTeddy> thanks cabrey
[19:48] <MK13> jophish, i would check out puppy linux if i were u
[19:48] <Hilikus> Pici: would that let me interact with the ssh process?? thing is i need to enter a passowrd in the ssh process to connect and then once that connection is stablished i need to run a second command which uses the ssh tunnel
[19:49] <jophish> ok, thanks
[19:49] <JohnTeddy> cabrey: Will this install the latest rc build?
[19:49] <mdm> Alphanaut, also keep in mind 230G is what 250G would be if you counted a K as 1000 instead of 1024
[19:49] <Hilikus> Pici: but i want to automate it all, except entering the password of course
[19:49] <cabrey> JohnTeddy, I don't think it's the latest, you'll have to ask the maintainers to update the package
[19:49] <Alphanaut> hmm
[19:49] <shinigami> i've a skupe phone and i don't know how to use it in ubuntu
[19:49] <shavinder> well in any case my upgrade is running in synaptic. All is well with the world after all i think. I just hope Yahoo does not get IBS now
[19:49] <cabrey> JohnTeddy, You could just get the binary tarball from mozilla
[19:49] <skynet> how do I set the subnet and IP?
[19:50] <sharddx> becaus the driver instuctoins says "compile source driver and it will generate rhinefet.o"
[19:50] <badr> cabrey, i installed the kernel on my secondary pc, i gotta recompile lirc stuff, but deleting lotsa files seems ok, thx
[19:50] <jophish> MK13, how about debian based?
[19:51] <cabrey> jophish, you could try xubuntu
[19:52] <Guest73269> how do I set the subnet and IP?
[19:52] <cabrey> sharddx, where did you get those instructions? they sound very ancient
[19:52] <jophish> good idea cabrey
[19:52] <sharddx> the only thing is i dont know how to compile the src to give me a rinefet.0 output
[19:52] <Pici> Hilikus: Hm... I'm thinking.
[19:53] <jeeves> how can I fix choppy youtube play back?
[19:53] <sharddx> the D-link card i purchest today
[19:53] <cabrey> sharddx, run sudo aptitude install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`
[19:54] <Pici> Hilikus: I *think* the -f argument will put the ssh process into the background after you enter your password.
[19:54] <cabrey> jeeves, version of ubuntu, flash player version, hardware info
[19:54] <Hilikus> Pici: thanks, let me try that
[19:55] <LordDragon> anyone know why ubuntu is locking up when i try to open the power management setting? im running it on a macmini
[19:55] <sharddx> sorry what? im realy a noob hear
[19:55] <jeeves> cabrey, the hardware is an Acer AspireOne D115 (dual 1.5ghz atom, 1Gb RAM, 160Gb HDD), 9.1 Jaunty, and I'm not sure what version of the flash player it is.  I installed it from the plugin menu
[19:56] <cabrey> sharddx, open a terminal (Applications > Accessories > Terminal) then paste in sudo aptitude install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`
[19:56] <cabrey> jeeves, you mean Ubuntu 9.04? well you're SOL, flash and the atom processor does not mix well :/
[19:57] <sharddx> cabrey , thank you
[19:57] <cabrey> jeeves, what browser are you using?
[19:58] <cabrey> jeeves, also if you are using 'Visual Effects' (aka Compiz) you might want to try turning them off and see if that helps
[19:58] <MK13> jeeves, are you running 64 bit?
[19:58] <cabrey> MK13, no he has an Atom
[19:59] <cabrey> s/Atom/Netbook
[19:59] <jeeves> cabrey, lol, thanks.  I figured as much.  I'll just keep tweaking it.  It's only the x86 version of the OS.  I think Compiz is running the system a little hard.  I'd like to get GL_Tail running @ some point
[19:59] <cabrey> jeeves, what browser are you using? firefox?
[20:00] <MK13> cabrey, ahhh...  never messed w/ an atom b4 or even checked it out
[20:00] <jeeves> cabrey, yes, FF
[20:00] <cabrey> jeeves, try a lighter browser such as epiphany or midori
[20:01] <charitwo> any reason why I would unknowingly change the ownership of a file on someone else's server when modifying files ?
[20:01] <jeeves> cabrey, FF runs great.  it's just the flash part.
[20:01] <ayudaaa> hola
[20:01] <treyh> can someone please help me learn to apply this patch
[20:01] <jeeves> cabrey, as I said, I'd like to get GL_Tail working on this little box
[20:01] <treyh> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/klibc/+bug/175324
[20:01] <carlitos__> is this  possible :  How to run Xserver through ssh
[20:02] <cabrey> jeeves, Epiphany *seems* to have a better flash implementation
[20:02] <cabrey> carlitos__, use X forwarding
[20:02] <dAnon> you people need to give opera a try cuz I don't personaly see any reason to use firefox
[20:02] <seeds> when i use desktop-switcher in jaunty unr i get an empty desktop upon reboot
[20:02] <cabrey> dAnon, that is great...
[20:02] <Destroyertje> I need help with copying from a windows network share to an ubuntu 9.04. I want a script or a really simple thing to copy the modified or new files from the windows network share to the ubuntu 9.04 x64 homedirectory
[20:02] <seeds> i know how to get back my desktop but how do i prevent it?
[20:03] <dAnon> ff is really nothing special and never was
[20:03] <jeeves> cabrey, ok, thanks.  I'll have a look
[20:03] <cabrey> dAnon, go to #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[20:03] <jeeves> cabrey, any news on openGL support for this processor?
[20:03] <dAnon> got some problems as well
[20:03] <aacosta> haha final fantasy
[20:03] <dAnon> like resolution never saving
[20:03] <aacosta> i was wondering why i couldnt ssh or ping two computers
[20:03] <dAnon> getting back at 1024 after reboot
[20:03] <aacosta> running ubuntu
[20:04] <aacosta> one is on the wireless the other wired
[20:04] <aacosta> it wokrs wired fine
[20:04] <cabrey> !pm > carlitos__
[20:04] <cabrey> !es > carlitos__
[20:05] <carlitos__> :D
[20:05] <carlitos__> cabrey:  X  forwarding ?   how  is  this pls
[20:05] <dAnon> screen resolution is always getting back at 1024 after reboot, any ideas? I want it at 1280x1024
[20:06] <dAnon> screen resolution is always getting back at 1024 after reboot, any ideas? I want it at 1280x1024
[20:07] <cabrey> carlitos__, http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Displaying_Ubuntu_Linux_Applications_Remotely_(X11_Forwarding)
[20:07] <carlitos__> cabrey:  thanks :D
[20:08] <dAnon> screen resolution is always getting back at 1024 after reboot, any ideas? I want it at 1280x1024
[20:09] <amseidler> Flash is very slow on Ubuntu. It was never this slow when I used Windows. Is there a fix?
[20:10] <dAnon> screen resolution is always getting back at 1024 after reboot, any ideas? I want it at 1280x1024
[20:11] <cabrey> amseidler, no it is poor coding on adobe's part :(
[20:11] <amseidler> cabrey: I have a friend who uses Ubuntu as well, and flash is normal speed for him. How is that occuring?
[20:12] <DJones> dAnon: Doesn't look like there's anybody that knows the answer to that at the minute, I'd suggest asking again in about 15 minutes to give people in the channel chance to change
[20:12] <cabrey> amseidler, it depends on your hardware and have you compared his computer running ubuntu to his computer running windows?
[20:13] <amseidler> cabrey: He doesn't have a computer running on windows
[20:13] <Shardded>  ok back I asumb that comandlines for updating ubuntu but im not conected to the internet hence why i need to install the network card and that brings us back to sqeur one of how to compile drivers XD
[20:13] <aytekin__> t
[20:13] <cabrey> amseidler, so you can't compare. it affects OS X too... there's really nothing you can do, but turning compiz off does help
[20:14] <amseidler> cabrey: Are you serious?
[20:14] <dAnon> anyone using microsoft intellimouse under ubuntu? Mouse4 and 5 don't seem to work
[20:14] <amseidler> cabrey: How is compiz in the way?
[20:15] <FrEaKmAn_> can I specify port in hosts?
[20:15] <histo> anyway to know if a server system requires a restart due to updates?
[20:15] <cabrey> amseidler, it's a rather complex issue, but compiz somehow blocks hardware acceleration. there is a post on adobe's linux blog about it
[20:15] <amseidler> cabrey: How can I disable it? I type in killall compiz in terminal, and it still seems to be running
[20:16] <stealth-> how can i control the system bell noise? like, turn it on/off, etc
[20:16] <Hilikus> Pici: it worked! kinda, i had to add a couple of other switches but -f was the main one. thanks a lot
[20:16] <cabrey> amseidler, how did you turn it on?
[20:16] <Hilikus> Pici: http://www.g-loaded.eu/2006/11/24/auto-closing-ssh-tunnels/
[20:16] <amseidler> cabrey: I didn't. It's automatic when my computer turns on
[20:16] <cabrey> amseidler, System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects [tab]
[20:17] <histo> amseidler: you can hit alt+f2 and type metacity --replace in addition to the killall compiz
[20:17] <Shardded> new hear and need help compiling drivers for my D-link card to be able to get on the net on tht pc can anyone help pleas?
[20:17] <amseidler> cabrey: Ok, what do I select?
[20:17] <cabrey> amseidler, 'None'
[20:17] <amseidler> Ok
[20:18] <iPoRn> when i try to mount a cdrom, i get this error, and it doesn't mount: org.freedesktop.PolicyKit.Error.NotAuthorized: org.freedesktop.devicekit.disks.filesystem-mount no
[20:18] <iPoRn> what could it be?
[20:18] <Hilikus> Pici: thanks a lot
[20:18] <xiong> back in the old mac os9 days, i used to compose html documents either with pagespinner or bbedit -- do equivalents exist for linux?
[20:19] <amseidler> cabrey: tried that, didn't really help out flash. still pretty slow
[20:21] <Shardded> help needed pleas
[20:22] <mbeierl> Shardded: do you have the source code for the d-link card drivers?
[20:22] <Jalovex> ciao
[20:22] <Jalovex> !list
[20:23] <tonii> lol
[20:23] <tonii> ^_^
[20:23] <Jalovex> !list
[20:23] <ozzloy> my usb drive is mounting read only.  i was reading and writing to it 10 minutes ago.  how do i make it read/write again?
[20:23] <Shardded> mbeierl:yes its all in the src file but i dont know what to do wight it
[20:24] <mbeierl> Shardded: is the file a ".tgz" or ".tar.gz" file?
[20:26] <Shardded> mbeierl: it was tgz til i ran tar xzvf rhinefet.tgz
[20:26] <mbeierl> Shardded: ok, so it unpacked the sources into a directory.  you need to "cd" into that directory.  tell me, is there a ".configure" file in the directory (ls -l .configure)
[20:27] <cabrey> mbeierl, if it is a driver all you usually need to do is run make
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[20:27] <mbeierl> cabrey: thanks.  Shardded if there is not, as cabrey mentioned, we just go to the make command right away.
[20:28] <hanasaki> I have cups-pdf installed ... where are the files going and what are they named?
[20:29] <KevinJD> hey
[20:29] <Shardded> mbeierl : no no .configure
[20:29] <cabrey> Shardded, run make
[20:29] <mbeierl> Shardded: ^
[20:30] <mdm> hanasaki, it makes pdf files of what you print and its default is to put them in /var/spool/cups-pdf
[20:31] <hanasaki> mdm:  nope.. empty directories
[20:31] <jshsu> what're some steps to trouble shoot an empty aplay -l? and /proc/asound/cards doesn't show my card?
[20:32] <ferric84> I did a "su -" to be root, and an "ls -al" of /home/vmail/mybox/info, and it shows no files and 3 folders, but says there are 20 items.  what do I have to do to see the files?
[20:32] <hanasaki> mdm:  they are not going here either from /etc/cups/cups-pdf
[20:32] <hanasaki> Out ${HOME}/PDF
[20:32] <hanasaki> however.. if I set it to /tmp  they do go there
[20:33] <lex> hi ..anyone on ..plese. ..i need help with wine ..preaty pls ..
[20:33] <phil__> go on
[20:33] <guntbert> ferric84: why do you want to do that as root?
[20:34] <lex> gunbert
[20:34] <lex> can you help me please ....
[20:34] <meshuggah> http://megworld.kicks-ass.net:8000/listen.m3u
[20:34] <Shardded> mbeierl : if i run make it starts off fine and then starst giving me a hole load of errors
[20:34] <guntbert> !please | lex, sorry, I cannot help with wine
[20:36] <mbeierl> Shardded: it must be that the driver needs source code or other libraries that are not located on the same computer as the one trying to do the installation.  Do you have another computer with Ubuntu and network access?  or can you switch to a wired network temporarily?
[20:37] <Shardded> mbeierl : i have my ubuntu pc and then this vista pc  and i need to get the ethernet up and running on the ubuntu but its not working :)
[20:38] <dAnon> screen resolution is always getting back at 1024 after reboot, any ideas? I want it at 1280x1024
[20:38] <dAnon> also can't find a way to configure mouse side buttons
[20:38] <mbeierl> Shardded: it is the wireless network that is not working or the wired network?  I mistook your question for wireless as that is the most common problem
[20:38] <epaphus> Hello guys, ocassionally (3 times per day) PIdgin goes to a blank screen and freezes.. anybod can recommend me anything i can do about this?
[20:38] <mbeierl> epaphus: do you have skype plugin or facebook plugin installed?  it could be a plugin problem
[20:39] <epaphus> mbeierl, none of those
[20:39] <Shardded> mbeierl: its a wired D-Link Ether net card DFE-520TX to be exsact
[20:39] <epaphus> how can I reisntall pidgin?
[20:40] <mbeierl> epaphus: sudo aptitude purge pidgin (to remove and purge all config files and binaries) and then sudo aptitude install pidgin
[20:41] <guntbert> Shardded: I saw only the last lines - you *shouldn't* need to compile a driver for an ethernet card
[20:42] <lex> i have a HDD with 2 partitin 1 is installed windows and second other stuff, i installed a second HDD with ubuntu and i installed wine and i want to install some programms on the second partition on the firtst HDD, can i make this ..?
[20:42] <epaphus> mbeierl, thanks
[20:42] <Shardded> mbeierl: and i followed the install instructoins to a t its just when i get to step 5 it just tells me compile the drivers and it will generate a rhinefet.o that it loosses me
[20:43] <mbeierl> epaphus: in my case, pidgin does exactly the same thing, but it's caused by skype integration, sorry I can't help more
[20:43] <Kristof_D> lex: if it's a fat32 partition, or something ubuntu can write: yes. If it's NTFS: no
[20:43] <lex> no ..is NTFS
[20:44] <Kristof_D> lex: then: I think not
[20:44] <lex> so then i must make it fat32 ?
[20:44] <mbeierl> Shardded: what instructions?  From where are you reading them>
[20:44] <mbeierl> ?
[20:44] <epaphus> mbeierl, no problem
[20:44] <ubuntu-user> hi everyone - i have a slight newbie question
[20:44] <tanveer> hello i ened some help joining some .001 files together i spent ages trying
[20:44] <Kristof_D> lex: fat32, or ext3, but fat32 is probably best, because both windows and ubuntu can read that without problems
[20:45] <Shardded> mbeierl:the linuxinstall.txt
[20:45] <guntbert> !ask | ubuntu-user
[20:45] <Kristof_D> lex: don't know if it's possible to change it to fat32 without having to remove the data
[20:45] <mbeierl> Shardded: from the CD?  or... a web site?
[20:45] <sudobash> hey if I have BCM4318 Air Force One wifi and the driver in Hardware Drivers is not working in Ubuntu 9.04 should I try to get the B43 drivers working or should I try to get ndiswrapper working?
[20:45] <ubuntu-user> can someone tell me where intenet explorer is on ubuntu?
[20:45] <tanveer> i dont have it
[20:45] <Shardded> mbeierl : driver cd
[20:45] <mbeierl> ubuntu-user: it is called "firefox"
[20:45] <frische> tanveer: run `file file.001 ` to see what kind of file it is. could be a splitted rar
[20:46] <tanveer> .rar.001
[20:46] <jshsu> what're some steps to troubleshoot an empty aplay -l? and /proc/asound/cards doesn't show my card?
[20:46] <joaopinto> ubuntu-user, there is no internet explorer on ubuntu, you have firefox which is a different browser
[20:46] <tanveer> frische:its a .rar.001
[20:46] <mbeierl> Shardded: ok, now I understand.  as someone earlier mentioned, you might be trying to do something that is not needed.  You have installed Ubuntu on the computer, right?
[20:47] <sudobash> B43 or ndiswrapper?
[20:47] <Shardded> mbeierl : yes
[20:47] <frische> then install unrar and open it with file-roller/$archive_program
[20:47] <jshsu> i love you
[20:47] <jshsu> im gay
[20:47] <tanveer> i dont get that drische
[20:47] <tanveer> frische
[20:47] <mbeierl> Shardded: you should be able to go to the main menu -> system -> preferences -> Network Connections
[20:47] <mbeierl> Shardded: does it show anything under the "Wired" tab?
[20:48] <Shardded> mbeierl : brb
[20:48] <frische> tanveer: there is a package unrar. you have to install it. then any archive program ( file-roller is the deafult ) should be able to open it
[20:48] <sudobash> how do i fix wmaster0: unknown hardware address type 801
[20:48] <sudobash> wmaster0: unknown hardware address type 801
[20:49] <kushite> Hello
[20:49] <kushite> somebody please help me
[20:49] <kushite> i am so lost in the world of ubuntu
[20:49] <mbeierl> all, I have to leave for the day, can anyone help Shardded set up the wired network connection under Network Connections for his dlink card?  He was attempting to follow the instructions on the CD, which do not work for Ubuntu :)
[20:49] <kushite> and my graphics driver wont work
[20:50] <kushite> i mean i don't know the protocolls here but i need help.
[20:50] <kushite> can anyone help me?
[20:50] <frische> kushite: could you be a little more specific
[20:50] <gangil> kushite : which graphic card do you have and what is your ubuntu version ?
[20:50] <kushite> ok sure
[20:50] <frische> just a little....
[20:50] <guntbert> sudobash: if there is no other error you need not fix it
[20:51] <kushite> i have Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
[20:51] <kushite> toshiba satellite computer
[20:51] <kane77> hi, can you recommend some amarok-like player? I used exaile and amarok, but I new amarok does not work and exaile is unresponsive at times.. I want something fast :/
[20:51] <aXeus> Ahh Gparted is showing my whole drive as Unallocated. Suggestions?
[20:51] <sudobash> No DHCPOFFERS received.
[20:51] <sudobash> i can set essid on wlan0
[20:51] <tanveer> frische:i dont no wer to get it from
[20:51] <sudobash> but I dont get anything even if I set ap
[20:52] <sudobash> iwlist scan wlan0 comes up with no scan results
[20:52] <sudobash> this is a friends laptop
[20:52] <andy> compatible messenger
[20:52] <guntbert> sudobash: wlan0 is the important one, wmaster0 is "below" and "we" need not worry about it
[20:52] <aXeus> I noticed the disk scan tool alerts me about an overlapping partition. Could that cause Gparted to not see my partition table properly?
[20:52] <frische> tanveer: assuming you use a default ubuntu desktop, look under system->admin.->synaptics pacakge manager
[20:53] <sudobash> right... but iwlist scan wlan0 has nothing sitting right next to wifi
[20:53] <tanveer> frische:im going onto windows to try hjsplit
[20:53] <frische> tanveer: you don' t need to. under windows you would use winrar
[20:53] <tanveer> i installed unrar now wat
[20:53] <sudobash> its using B43 drivers should I try ndiswrapper?
[20:54] <tanveer> frische:i installed unrar frmo sypthatthic now wat?,
[20:54] <jaapz> hella
[20:54] <jaapz> *hello
[20:54] <sudobash> i think the wifi antennae is down but I already did sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[20:55] <kushite> Ubuntu 9.04 - the Jaunty Jackalope i cannot enable the advanced visual settings because ubuntu cannot find any drivers for my  Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
[20:55] <jaapz> i've got problems with the firefox 3.5 rc and thunderbird 3.0 beta
[20:55] <epaphus> mbeierl, I excuted the commands as root.. but that didnt delete the config file.. when i reinstalled pidgin the account was already configured
[20:55] <epaphus> how can I delete pidgin including all the config files??
[20:56] <papapep> epaphus: sudo aptitude purge pidgin
[20:56] <frische> tanveer: go to the folder with the split files (file.001,file.002, file.rar) and open the file.rar
[20:56] <frische> it should work like any other archive
[20:56] <epaphus> papapep, thats what i did.. and it didnt erase the configs when i installed it back.. i need to start from zero
[20:56] <tanveer> frische: its a   'Crash Team Racing.rar.001'
[20:57] <frische> epaphus: rm -rv ~/.purple
[20:57] <epaphus> frische, thanks
[20:57] <jaapz> is there somebody here who can help me with firefox 3.5?
[20:57] <jaapz> the fonts in all the menu's are all messed up
[20:57] <guntbert> sudobash: as for wmaster0: here is my syslog for wlan http://paste.ubuntu.com/206511/
[20:57] <sudobash> it says the wifi is down
[20:58] <Kai_> Oh no you won't, MBD123!
[20:58] <sudobash> but I already did sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[20:58] <MBD123> Kai: Huh, buh, duh, wha???
[20:58] <sharddx> ok im back after a disconect
[20:58] <tanveer> frische: i opened with unrar and nothing happened
[20:58] <guntbert> Shardded: shall we try once again?
[20:58] <sharddx> pleas
[20:59] <Kai_> MBD123: wow, wuh wuh wuh wuh wuh. *maraca*
[20:59] <tanveer> frische: its taking to long im going into windows, its hell of alot easier see ya!
[20:59] <sharddx> just bare wigh me plean guntbert as i have to go back and forght
[20:59] <frische> tanveer: unrar is a console application. it is called from within a graphical archive program like file-roller
[20:59] <Kai_> MBD123: OMG it's \/\/eegee!!!~!
[20:59] <Kai_> tanveer: bad!
[20:59] <tanveer> frische: that doesnt help tbh
[20:59] <frische> you should be able to double click the file
[20:59] <kushite> ok so i cannot even enable the normal desktop effects. its as if there is no driver installed for my Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950. how can i check or re-install the driver?
[21:00]  * Kai_ punches tanveer
[21:00] <tanveer> no thx but
[21:00] <tanveer> i would use hjslpit and join it in seconds
[21:00] <tanveer> way eaiser
[21:00] <Kai_> yeah, tanveer, that's correct. you ARE a butt.
[21:00] <guntbert> sharddx: you are Shardded too?
[21:00] <frische> go ahead
[21:00] <mtu> heyas. i downloaded the three files from here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/wicd/1.6.1-3 - how do i compile them into a package i can use to upgrade?
[21:00] <tanveer> kai_: then do VNC or something with me!!!
[21:00] <tanveer> i dont understand
[21:01] <Kai_> wow, t-<tab> is gigantic.
[21:01] <kushite> ok so i cannot even enable the normal desktop effects. its as if there is no driver installed for my Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950. how can i check or re-install the driver?
[21:01] <Kai_> kushite: maybe you can go to #spam and SPAM THERE
[21:01] <tanveer> this is to time consuming, everything is eaiser in windows im going now ...any second....
[21:01] <kushite> hilarious
[21:01] <kushite> that is so funny
[21:01] <frische> tanveer: you are wasting my time
[21:01] <Kai_> repeating will not help
[21:01] <kushite> thank you for your incite into my problem
[21:01] <tanveer> frische: your not helping again
[21:01] <Kai_> tanveer: have fun failing
[21:01] <tanveer> seriously
[21:02] <kushite> you're an awesome person
[21:02] <ari5av> hi folks.  libxi6 just updated this weekend and my sound devices disappeared.  how can I revert to an earlier version?  can't apt-get remove because all of gnome depends on it
[21:02] <tanveer> i open hjsplit in windows and locate the .001 and then it wil merge it simple!!
[21:02] <tanveer> and then i use winrar to extract
[21:02] <tanveer> and boom!
[21:02] <g0thmog> hello guys ... im following a book, and im having trouble installing pcalc on ubuntu ..
[21:02] <g0thmog> can anyone help me?
[21:03] <gangil> kushite: I fear not , even I had the same problem...
[21:03] <tanveer> im quiting UBUNTU BECAUSE IT SUCKS!!!!!! WINDOWS XP RULES, YOU SHOULD MAKE TEH UBUNTU ENVIRONMENT BLA BLA BLA LIKE XP AND THE SHORTCUTS AND BLA BLA BLA LIKE XP BYE!!
[21:03] <ari5av> oh my
[21:03] <mtu> impressive
[21:03] <n1ght> lol
[21:03] <kushite> gangil: help me
[21:03] <g0thmog> hey, can anyone help to install pcalc?
[21:03] <Bennit> MaximusBrood: so A segfault should never occur, if the php interpreter I'm using would be bugfree?
[21:04] <Kristof_D> right, starting to miss him already...
[21:04] <mtu> i downloaded the three files from here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/wicd/1.6.1-3 - how do i compile them into a package i can use to upgrade?
[21:04] <gangil> kushite: also check this site ubuntugeek.com , it can solve many of your ubuntu newbies problem
[21:04] <Mr-Woof> hi all
[21:04] <ari5av> g0thmog: what version of ubuntu are you running, do you know?
[21:04] <Mr-Woof> can i ask a quick question about ntfs drives?
[21:04] <g0thmog> ari5av, 8.10
[21:04] <gangil> kushite: I dont think you can enable even normal effects
[21:04] <joaopinto> !ask | Mr-Woof
[21:04] <gangil> as simple as that
[21:04] <commander_> anyone have the alpha 9.10?
[21:04] <Bennit> if so I'll try to figure out with gbd where it goes wrong :):
[21:04] <Mr-Woof> :)
[21:04] <Bennit> karmic?
[21:04] <ari5av> I don't see a pcalc package, you sure you're looking for the right package?
[21:05] <kushite> gangil: because of the weak graphics card? or because i dont have a graphics card installed
[21:05] <Mr-Woof> I've got my machine dual booted with XP, 3 drives in total. One is for ubuntu, number two is xp and a data partition and three is just one data partition
[21:05] <g0thmog> ari5av, just following a book, system is a Ubunti on x86 proc .. need to follow the exercises using pcalc ..
[21:05] <ari5av> Mr-Woof: you probably want ntfs-3g
[21:06] <Mr-Woof> When ubuntu starts, sometimes all three drives will appear on my desktop, then just one, but I can access them from the places menu and then they appear
[21:06] <gangil> kushite: you need something like ATI or nvidia for desktop effects , but I am not a pro like many out here , better crosscheck ...
[21:06] <Mr-Woof> got that installed arisav
[21:06] <sharddeddx> ok guntbert
[21:06] <Mr-Woof> just wondering why, sometimes 1, 2 etc will mount on the desktop
[21:06] <ari5av> g0thmog: that package doesn't exist, sorry.  what's the exercise you're following?
[21:06] <guntbert> sharddeddx: you put your NIC in you PC, right?
[21:06] <g0thmog> ari5av, just a book man ...
[21:07] <g0thmog> ari5av, what about compiling and installing?
[21:07] <ari5av> and it's teaching you to... what, install a new package?
[21:07] <g0thmog> ari5av, it is teaching me arithmetic operations on different bases
[21:07] <sharddeddx> NIC? sorry bear wight me im realy new to ubuntu but if its the card then yes its in the pc
[21:08] <ari5av> um
[21:08] <ari5av> try gcalctool
[21:08] <ari5av> :)
[21:08] <n0gear> ari5av: there is pcal ... could it be that one?
[21:08] <Mr-Woof> any ideas on the random ness of the drives mounting? :)
[21:08] <ari5av> no, that generates postscript calendars
[21:08] <ari5av> Mr-Woof: when you touch it, it mounts.  leave it alone for a while, it doesn't.
[21:09] <ari5av> reiterating my question:  libxi6 just updated this weekend and my sound devices disappeared.  how can I revert to an earlier version?  can't apt-get remove because all of gnome depends on it
[21:09] <Mr-Woof> when i boot up arisav, i'll click on it in the places menu and it'll mount. Sometimes it'll be mounted at the start, sometimes it wont
[21:09] <guntbert> sharddeddx: no problem, yes I meant the network card. I've never seen the necessity to compile a special driver for one. What is it?
[21:09] <Mr-Woof> I'm just wondering if this is a normal thing, not that fussed just interested :)
[21:10] <ari5av> Mr-Woof: add it to your fstab.  know how to do that?
[21:10] <Mr-Woof> nope :)
[21:10] <n0gear> http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Date-Pcalc-Download-10990.html theres a tar.gz of pcalc
[21:10] <ari5av> Mr-Woof: man fstab  <--- read the manpage for starters, come back if it's confusing :)
[21:10] <Mr-Woof> I've just found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[21:10] <Mr-Woof> I'll have a read and report back :)
[21:11] <Rov> How do I add a user with an already existing /home to my machine, and why does the UI complain when I do it?
[21:11] <josilinux> Hi everyone,
[21:11] <ari5av> Mr-Woof: yeah that'll teach you pretty well
[21:11] <josilinux> I'm Brasilian
[21:12] <Mr-Woof> wow, that's a lot of work lol
[21:12] <joaopinto> Rov, you could do it from the command line with useradd or adduser, but make sure you keep the same numeric id, or you chown the directory later
[21:12] <ari5av> !br | josilinux
[21:12] <LordDragon> anyone else get a PM from <mariahfemme> advertising an email ?
[21:12] <Mr-Woof> I think I might just click on the places menu lol
[21:13] <ari5av> there you go then :
[21:13] <ari5av> :)
[21:13] <guntbert> but josilinux, you are welcome here if you speak english with us :_)
[21:13] <Rov> Does anyone know why it simply doesn't ask my if I want to use the directory even tough it already exists and if it should change the owner of it?
[21:13] <ari5av> guntbert: that too :)
[21:14] <Mr-Woof> thanks for pointing me in the right direction though arisav, If i can just remove my windows head tonight I might give it a go :)
[21:14] <guntbert> ari5av: :)
[21:14] <ari5av> no problem
[21:14] <josilinux> Alguém fala português?
[21:14] <ari5av> ha, I was right
[21:14] <guntbert> sharddeddx: disconnected again?
[21:15] <guntbert> ari5av: ;-)
[21:15] <ari5av> reiterating my question:  libxi6 just updated this weekend and my sound devices disappeared.  how can I revert to an earlier version?  can't apt-get remove because all of gnome depends on it
[21:15] <Mr-Woof> bye all
[21:15] <josilinux> Try big linux
[21:15] <MaT-dg> LordDragon: yeah also got that
[21:16] <guntbert> ari5av: I know that in synaptic you find version-info with every package and you can force a certain version too
[21:16] <ari5av> oooh, that's a point in the right direction, lemme try
[21:18] <njovanov08> does anyone know of free software for linux for streaming stock quotes?
[21:18] <tj33193> i need help how do i compile packages
[21:18] <Jutman> njovanov08, RSS?
[21:18] <Scunizi> !compile | tj33193
[21:18] <pchelka> hi all
[21:18] <njovanov08> what is rss?
[21:19] <Jutman> Scunizi, is there a list of those commands, or do you just remember them?
[21:19] <ari5av> guntbert: worked, thanks :)
[21:19] <Scunizi> njovanov08: there are a couple of packages in the repos including one when you click a task bar and choose "add".. but I've never been able to get them to work
[21:19] <ari5av> njovanov08: you'll smack me.  Really Simple Syndication
[21:19] <Scunizi> Jutman: I just remember them..
[21:19] <guntbert> ari5av: you are welcome :-)
[21:19] <Jutman> Scunizi, alright
[21:20] <pchelka> umm guys a quick question can i make ubuntu PC with two ethernet cardsa a gateway for another pc ? | the thing is that WAN ethernet card hasto be set up by cabel modem dhcp....
[21:20] <ari5av> njovanov08: it's for things like a newsfeed, or a twitter feed, a constantly-updating stream of individual pieces of information
[21:20] <Scunizi> Jutman: there is a list though.. someone gave me a link a year ago or so.. I can never remember it.
[21:20] <njovanov08> constantly updating stream
[21:20] <njovanov08> preferably with company porfolios
[21:20] <njovanov08> portfolios*
[21:21] <njovanov08> i have gnucash and I heard you can upload certain stock quotes
[21:21] <ari5av> but you're looking for one specifically that streams stocks... yahoo's got a ticker, I think
[21:21] <njovanov08> but i am more interested in something like the fxcm software
[21:21] <ari5av> or cnn, or msnbc, or whatever
[21:21] <guntbert> !ics | pchelka, do you want
[21:21] <ari5av> toss their rss feeds into an rss reader
[21:21] <njovanov08> yes i am aware of the websites that offer such services
[21:21] <Scunizi> Jutman: I used the bot to find the bot info.. :)  check this out..https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[21:21] <njovanov08> I was wondering if there is an application
[21:22] <Jutman> Scunizi, I just found that ha ha
[21:22] <ari5av> tons of em.  google for an rss reader.
[21:22] <tz00> o_O
[21:22] <Thingymebob> njovanov08: Have you tried the gnome applet invest, it should be in the default install just right click your panel and select add to panel then pick invest.
[21:22] <Scunizi> How do I grep for the version number of the nvidia driver I'm currently using?
[21:22] <pchelka> ok thx il check it out for the time being all HOWTO ware build aroud fixed IPs on eth0 and eth1
[21:22] <njovanov08> I havent tried that yet. Thank you for the advice Thingymebob
[21:22] <Rudd-O> hey guys.  every few minutes, i get three approx 150 byte packets that appear to have a common binary header and some more garbage, on the UDP port 30626.  what gives?
[21:22] <pchelka> all that i read
[21:23] <tz00> ari5av: google reader is the best one. Alos you can use any email client
[21:23] <tz00> *Also
[21:23] <Scunizi> ari5av: there's also Liferea which I think is in the repos
[21:24] <ari5av> there we are then
[21:24] <Raydiation> is the ext4 fs save in 9.04?
[21:24] <Raydiation> is there still data loss at crashes?
[21:25] <snakdoc> hey i have been reading came across this  http://www.thirdmartini.com/index.php/WebPidgin could that be ran on a server ?
[21:25] <snakdoc> i didn't think it could since i don't have gnome enviroment to setup pidgin
[21:26] <frojnd> Hello there. Every time when I shutdown ubuntu laptop beeps and that's annyoing. How can I disable all the beeps permanently? For all usesrs?
[21:27] <hacksaw> what's the plan everyone?  10 in new
[21:27] <dAnon> why is linux so shitty
[21:27] <Kai_> I wish my laptop would beep :(
[21:27] <Kai_> dAnon: why are YOU so shitty?
[21:27] <Jutman> frojnd- blacklist pcspkr
[21:27] <dAnon> don't fool yourself
[21:27] <Kai_> beauty is in the eye of the beholder, dAnon.
[21:27] <frojnd> Jutman: it+s not speakers...
[21:28] <frojnd> Jutman: oh.. pc speakers
[21:28] <gangil> Kai_: well said :)
[21:28] <Kai_> it's how much you don't fail that determines how much you like linux.
[21:28] <Kai_> dAnon: you fail excessively so you hate linux.
[21:28] <dAnon> still user interface is what determines good OS
[21:28] <Kai_> dAnon: erm
[21:28] <Titan8990> dAnon, that is very subjective
[21:28] <Kai_> Linux has multiple GUIS
[21:29] <guntbert> !ot
[21:29] <Kai_> there is GNOME, KDE, Xfce, everything
[21:29] <dAnon> I don't hate, just annoys me that stupid gpu driver installation is NO WAY intuitive
[21:29] <Jutman> frojnd, do you know how to blacklist?
[21:29] <dAnon> in fact linux is not intuitive
[21:29] <Titan8990> dAnon, because your not used to linux package management
[21:29] <Jutman> dAnon, Windows isn't always the most intuitive thing either ;)
[21:29] <frojnd> Jutman: vim blacklist put on the end pcspkr ?
[21:30] <dAnon> windows always was
[21:30] <MrHeavy> x86 isn't intuitive
[21:30] <dAnon> always had superior interface
[21:30] <Jutman> frojnd, yes, vim /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[21:30] <MrHeavy> I suggest a G3 Mac
[21:30] <frojnd> Jutman: or if there is one line command...
[21:30] <frojnd> Jutman: like with piping
[21:30] <MrHeavy> You may want to consider accessing the Internet from an iPhone
[21:30] <MrHeavy> I heard those have pretty good UIs and don't have driver issues
[21:30] <guntbert> !ot | dAnon,  MrHeavy
[21:30] <dAnon> trying to install gpu drivers as we speak
[21:30] <petllama> linux installs > windows installs anyday IMO
[21:30] <Titan8990> dAnon, stop trolling and use windows if thats what you prefer
[21:30] <petllama> much easier with packages
[21:31] <dAnon> I am not fucking trolling god damn it
[21:31] <Titan8990> !op | dAnon
[21:31] <Jutman> frojnd, then just add another one to the bottom. For a temporary removal, use modprobe -r pcspkr
[21:32] <Jutman> dAnon, you're just being a prick.
[21:32] <Jutman> I forgot, there's a difference.
[21:32] <frojnd> Jutman: modprobe it is :) thanx
[21:32] <synackfin> does anyone know how to change the source IP when running `telnet` ?
[21:32] <frojnd> but I'll use it blacklisted..
[21:32] <frojnd> gn8
[21:32] <Jutman> frojnd, that'll only work until you reboot but if you blacklist it won't get added when you reboot
[21:33] <Jutman> synackfin, as in... the ip address you're coming from? Why does that matter?
[21:33] <joaopinto> synackfin, you can't change your source ip, you can only use a proxy so that the connection is not established directly from yur system
[21:34] <dAnon> Jutman no it's linux that is a prick to use, I had to take a notebook so I can read what to do when being in console mode
[21:34] <Paddy_EIRE> Hey I have been trying to get my mobile broadband dongle working on ubuntu jaunty its the (ZTE MF627) I have tried this guide post 1 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6509188 to no success I now get this error every time I use apt-get http://paste.ubuntu.com/206524/
[21:34] <dAnon> this blows so much cock
[21:34] <Pricey> dAnon: Please watch the language.
[21:35] <dAnon> the resolution won't save for me
[21:35] <joaopinto> !ops
[21:35] <dAnon> pricey
[21:35] <dAnon> are you a bot?
[21:35] <DBO> what is it joaopinto
[21:35] <synackfin> jutman: every other unix utility on earth allows the ability to change the IP address, I don't understand why telnet doesn't.  Ping has -I, traceroute has -i
[21:35] <Pricey> joaopinto: I'm here.
[21:35] <Pricey> DBO: See above.
[21:35] <dAnon> nvm
[21:35] <joaopinto> he is repeating himself
[21:36] <topramen_> does anyone know anthing about these people here?> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206522/
[21:36] <synackfin> jutman: the server is multihomed, and certain connections must be established from certain IP addresses.  I need a quick way to specify to `telnet` what I can already specify to ping and traceroute
[21:36] <joaopinto> topramen_, how is that related to ubuntu support ?
[21:36] <slak3> any brazilian?
[21:36] <DBO> Im just going to read for a bit and make sure nothing bad happens =)
[21:36] <Jutman> synackfin, never had the need to do that with telnet, sorry. Maybe set up a local ssh tunnel? kind of kludgey, but might work
[21:36] <synackfin> joaopinto: you can change your source ip... the machine has multiple ethernet cards and multiple ip addresses
[21:37] <Jutman> synackfin, for maybe set up a new route?
[21:37] <joaopinto> synackfin, ah, multiple cards, that's a difference story
[21:37] <topramen_> joaopinto: well that's what i'm trying to find out because i been here all day and I dont know why these people are showing up in my pc
[21:37] <synackfin> jutman: I have source-based routing.  The routing table is based on the sourceIP
[21:37] <Pricey> !br | slak3
[21:39] <crashanddie> !repeat | Kuifje111
[21:39] <dAnon> how do I get back from console mode?
[21:40] <petllama> start x
[21:40] <Pricey> dAnon: ctrla+l++F7
[21:40] <tonii> synackfin: man telnet, -b is your friend
[21:40] <Pricey> dAnon: ctrl+alt++F7 sorry
[21:40] <dAnon> thx
[21:40] <n1ght> is there some way to make global hotkeys in ubuntu? i want to control xmms2 while im playing enemy territory. i once had something installed for it. but it didnt work and i forgot the name of the program
[21:40] <dAnon> why does simple installing gpu driver look that terrible:
[21:40] <dAnon> http://kaka.ovh.org/howto/nvidia_drivers/
[21:41] <dAnon> instead of double clicking an application, next, next, finnish
[21:41] <dAnon> I don't get it
[21:42] <Pricey> dAnon: The restricted drivers manager handles it all for you. Don't install from 3rd party sources.
[21:42] <dAnon> 3rd party?
[21:42] <dAnon> drivers are from nvidia
[21:42] <Jutman> dAnon, completely different operating system
[21:42] <Jutman> dAnon, Pricey is referring to the ones that are pre-built for Ubuntu
[21:42] <MrHeavy> Oh man you're good at this
[21:42] <dAnon> dunno how to install these
[21:42] <zamba> dAnon: first of all, it's in polish, install tutorials are generally written in english :)
[21:43] <dAnon> I've got this *.run file
[21:43] <dAnon> and there appears to be a problem running it
[21:44] <joaopinto> dAnon, have you tried to use the drivers from the repositories ? That is the recommended procedure
[21:44] <dAnon> can't open, some coding problem
[21:44] <joaopinto> dAnon, you need to be more specific, what does not open ? Can you go into the hardware drivers dialog from the system menu ?
[21:45] <dAnon> I've downloaded some drivers (the open ones)
[21:45] <nostradamus1971> how can i join the crunchnang chat?
[21:45] <dAnon> and they won't save the resolution
[21:45] <joaopinto> dAnon, the open ones are available from the repositories, you don't need to download from a page
[21:45] <dAnon> + they have shitty performance
[21:45] <joaopinto> have you tried the restrcited ?
[21:45] <dAnon> close > open
[21:45] <savanny1976xpu> how to download blasterball
[21:46] <dAnon> the drivers written by nvidia must be better
[21:46] <dAnon> especially that I can't run a thing on these
[21:46] <joaopinto> dAnon, the drivers supplied on the repositories are from NVidia !!!
[21:46] <joaopinto> I mean the restricted ones
[21:46] <joaopinto> have you installed those from the repository ?
[21:46] <Jutman> dAnon, the drivers ARE written by nvidia, but the restricted drivers manager installs and configures them for you. I'm running a dual monitor set up right now on the NVidia drivers.
[21:46] <savanny1976xpu> blatserball?????????????
[21:46] <joaopinto> savanny1976xpu, what is blasterball ?
[21:47] <savanny1976xpu> it is a videogame
[21:47] <savanny1976xpu> lot of fun
[21:47] <dAnon> something is wrong then
[21:47] <Hugo69> Bonjour à tous !
[21:48] <joaopinto> savanny1976xpu, if it's a windows only game, better ask on the wine channel
[21:48] <jshsu> I got my sound to show in /proc/asound/cards but not in aplay -l, can anyone help?
[21:48] <joaopinto> !wine | savanny1976xpu
[21:48] <savanny1976xpu> thank you joaopinto
[21:49] <anon__> Why is it possible to use drivers for my ATI Radeon 9550 on Ubuntu 8.xx, but not on 9.04?
[21:49] <jshsu> I got my sound to show in /proc/asound/cards but not in aplay -l, can anyone help?
[21:50] <topramen_> Can Anyone Tell Me What Are Hostmasks?<<<
[21:50] <joaopinto> anon__, because AMD/ATI removed supported for older models
[21:50] <Jimmio> anon__: I'm not sure. The thing with older Nvidia cards may or may not apply. The driver isn't supported anymore. Sorry.
[21:51] <joaopinto> topramen_, depends on the context, usually something like *.host.com, a mask describing a host or set of hosts
[21:51] <cube> hello tomboy wont sync to local folder, what could be the issue?
[21:51] <anon__> Can't I sort of 'downgrade' something so that it does work?
[21:51] <cube> nevermind
[21:51] <Jutman> beat me to it joaopinto, he might also mean the host section of a subnet mask
[21:51] <gangil> Jimmio: but his is ATI , have they removed support from older ATI cards also?
[21:52] <joaopinto> anon__, I don't think so, the oldests drivers will not work with the current Xorg
[21:52] <Jimmio> gangil: I suppose so, if they didn't, it would work wouldn't you think?
[21:52] <joaopinto> gangil, yes they did, on a recent fglrx upgrade
[21:52] <AgileWebDev> What's the best IRC client?
[21:52] <joaopinto> !best | AgileWebDev
[21:52] <anon__> joaopinto, alright, thanks for the info.
[21:52] <AgileWebDev> (or one of them)
[21:52] <Jutman> AgileWebDev, that's a pretty loaded question. :P
[21:52] <AgileWebDev> Haha
[21:52] <joaopinto> I like xchat
[21:53] <AgileWebDev> cool
[21:53] <Jutman> I prefer xchat, or if I'm looking for a terminal based one I use bitchx
[21:53] <AgileWebDev> I will try that
[21:53] <aantn> hello
[21:53] <AgileWebDev> lol
[21:53] <AgileWebDev> kk ty
[21:53] <aantn> what's the recommended fix for repeated freezes with jaunty's intel drivers?
[21:53] <joaopinto> aantn, I believe there is a ppa with newest drivers for intel
[21:54] <aantn> joaopinto: the 2.8 driver mentioned here? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[21:54] <AgileWebDev> Does anyone like mIRC?
[21:54] <joaopinto> aantn, https://launchpad.net/~intel-gfx-testing/+archive/ppa
[21:54] <pvh_sa> hi! i've FINALLY got X working with my upgrade to 9.04 and there is this thing in the middle of my screen which says "type to search" and it will not go away. what is it and how to i make it vanish?
[21:54] <Jimmio> AgileWebDev: I use Pidgin, works perfect for me, because I also use AIM, MSN, YIM, Google Talk.
[21:54] <Jutman> AgileWebDev, that requires you installing it in Wine or something similar
[21:54] <joaopinto> AgileWebDev, mirc is not for linux, if your question is about windows, try ##windows, or the wine channel
[21:54] <AgileWebDev> Yeah, I use meebo
[21:55] <gangil> AgileWebDev: it's not what others like , use what you like , mostly all are the same
[21:55] <AgileWebDev> kk, ty
[21:55] <aantn> joaopinto: should I use that instead of deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/xorg-edgers/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main ?
[21:55] <mephisto_> quit
[21:55] <joaopinto> aantn, no idea, I am not using intel, I am just giving you some pointers :)
[21:56] <joaopinto> doesn't xorg-edgers include other non driver upgrades ? like general xorg upgrades ?
[21:56] <julio> alguien que hable español??
[21:56] <aantn> joaopinto: ok, thanks
[21:56] <joaopinto> !es | julio
[21:56] <aantn> joaopinto: I think so
[21:56] <ZummiG777> Question: Under Ubuntu 9.04 it appears that mv is somehow different - it looks like it is a copy / delete vs. just a plain mv.  Is there a way to set it to act like the old style mv?
[21:56] <aantn> joaopinto: the driver you mentioned would also be 2.8, correct?
[21:57] <joaopinto> ZummiG777, if you refer to the command line mv, it was not changed
[21:57] <Jimmio> Does anyone know if the Nvidia drivers support hardware CUDA/PhysX? My card supports it, I just wondered if it was offered by Nvidia's Linux driver.
[21:57] <joaopinto> ZummiG777, and mv between different file system is a copy/delete
[21:58] <ZummiG777> AH!  My home area is encrypted so I can see why that would occur.
[21:58] <joaopinto> ZummiG777, ah, that is a big difference :)
[21:58] <dAnon> I am close to give up
[21:58] <dAnon> got this driver version 180
[21:59] <dAnon> and everytime I reboot it falls back to 1024 resolution
[21:59] <hitman> What are the legal implications to selling devices with proprietary hardware and software running on ubuntu?
[21:59] <joaopinto> dAnon, you may need to manually setup a modeline, I don't have any experience with nvidia drivers/manual help settings to help you
[22:00] <micka28> hello
[22:00] <joaopinto> hitman, there is no restrictions related to hardware when distribution ubuntu, as for software, it will depend on how you distribute it, the software on the ubuntu media needs to be distributed according to the specific licenses
[22:01] <philip> good evening @ all. I have a question. Is anyone from germany here? Ore is anyone here who wants to help me?
[22:01] <joaopinto> !de ! philip
[22:01] <Thingymebob1> !ask | philip
[22:01] <joaopinto> !de | philip
[22:02] <ZummiG777> joaopinto: On a second front - I've been using TinyCA under 8.04 for SSL key generation but under 9.04 I'm getting errors about file names too long.  Is there a way to increase the general maximum file name size?
[22:03] <philip> Ok. My first problem is, that i can't start "ushare" on my Xubuntu (9.04). I need it for the connection to my xbox 360
[22:03] <knolle> k
[22:03] <n1ght> philip: join RAUTEubuntu-de
[22:03] <joaopinto> ZummiG777, filename sizes are filesystem related, it depends on the type of FS that you are using
[22:03] <utu> Hmm anybody knows if kwin/xfwm4/metacity let's you minimize screen while playing OpenGL/SDL game, e.g. ALT + TAB on Windows? I have to shutdown an app to take a peek at desktop.
[22:03] <ZummiG777> OK
[22:03] <helo> i'm running jaunty, and my laptop's pc speaker volume is reset to maximum volume and unmuted every time i reboot
[22:04] <helo> i was wearing my ehad phones, and pressed the wrong key, and "BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!"
[22:04] <helo> my coworker across the room wearing headphones of his own heard it
[22:04] <Jimmio> philip: Google? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=632428
[22:05] <helo> this has happened several times... i'm sure at this point it is causing a non-negligible amount of hearing damage... is there some way to guarantee that all volumes will be at minimum levels on boot?
[22:05] <hitman> thx joaopinto; the software will only distributed as part of a device that contains the hardware
[22:05] <joaopinto> helo, check https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/linux/+bug/331589 , there should be a workaround there
[22:05] <helo> i don't even care if it remembers my settings, i just want the beep to not deafen me
[22:06] <BoGuS_UA> i have a problem with gedit. i'm using file browser on side panel plugin and everithing is fine except one thing: i can't see ini files there. why this happend?
[22:06] <joaopinto> hitman, I am not a lawer, but I am not aware of any restrictions on distributing ubuntu with other comercial software preinstalled on some hardware
[22:06] <Polux_> somebody has the LIRC installed for the Media Center Remote control (mceusb)... I need help
[22:07] <joaopinto> hitman, just make sure you dont have multiverse repository packages, as those may be illegal on certain countries
[22:08] <hitman> thanks again for the advice, joaopinto
[22:10] <Thingymebob1> helo: set you vol levels then in a terminal type alsactl store
[22:10] <Thingymebob1> *your
[22:10] <Polux_> when I do the command line (irw) i get this:connect: No such file or directory
[22:11] <_hubar_> hmm question, how do I see what my last apt-get update had upgraded?
[22:11] <helo> Thingymebob1: i've tried that
[22:11] <helo> it ignores the changes across reboots
[22:11] <Thingymebob1> Ah!
[22:11] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  When I run 'eject' or press the button on my dvd drive, the drive lamp blinks ~3 times, then nothing happens.  How do I eject my CD?
[22:12] <th0r> jonaskoelker: try 'eject /dev/cdrom' in a terminal
[22:12] <dAnon> why can't I run like 90% of games
[22:12] <shaullx> i cant run any game under wine..
[22:12] <sheep96783> because it's linux
[22:12] <dAnon> wine should run them, but it does not
[22:12] <jonaskoelker> th0r: same lack of results
[22:12] <doink1212> go to #winehq
[22:13] <sheep96783> wine can't do most things
[22:13] <th0r> jonaskoelker: but did it say anything, give any error indication?
[22:13] <jonaskoelker> dAnon: well, there's your anwser: because wine doesn't work 100% yet
[22:13] <doink1212> or check the website
[22:13] <jonaskoelker> th0r: nope, none
[22:13] <shaullx> wine just won't start any directx game im trying to start even the winhq site says it works
[22:13] <shaullx> im using jaunty 64bit btw
[22:13] <th0r> jonaskoelker: then I would try a pin in the hardware release
[22:13] <dAnon> it loads for a while at the bar
[22:13] <sheep96783> why did i come here?
[22:13] <hilikus> does anyone know of an app that will let me run scripts based on the wireless network i am in? i want to change /etc/hosts and do a couple of other things when i am in my home network but not on any other
[22:13] <shaullx> i have the same problem as dAnon
[22:14] <doink1212> well go to #winehq if its a problem with wine, they have their own channel
[22:14] <doink1212> they will probably tell you to use the prelease version
[22:14] <_hubar_> hmm question, how do I see what my last apt-get update had upgraded?
[22:15] <hilikus> how do i remove some drives from nautilus. it give me the option to mount them
[22:16] <doink1212> I configured ubuntu incorrectly when configuring my cellphone - usb plug, how do i remove the settings?
[22:17] <UbNoob> Hi everyone.   When I try to watch a YouTube video, it takes literally, 2 to 3 minutes before the video even starts.  Can I speed this up somehow?  Some setting I can tweak?    Using Ubuntu 9.04, firefox 3.0.11
[22:18] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: try downloading the video with youtube-dl (and playing it with mplayer)
[22:18] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: is it still slow?
[22:19] <jonaskoelker> th0r: hmm... this sounds bad: i power cycle, and try opening the drive while in grub.  No luck
[22:19] <Thingymebob1> helo; can you can confirm you have both /etc/rc0.d/k50alsa-utils, /etc/rc6.d/k50alsa-utils and /etc/rcS.d/s50alsa-utils
[22:19] <doink1212> How do i reset my cellphone settings on ubuntu?
[22:19] <th0r> jonaskoelker: I suspect the drive is just stuck, that is why I suggested the pin
[22:20] <jonaskoelker> th0r: I tried a piece of guitar string, that didn't work
[22:20] <jonaskoelker> I don't think I have a pin :D
[22:20] <w3rd_> anybody know of a good fee based anon web proxy service
[22:20] <th0r> jonaskoelker: a paperclip?
[22:20] <jrib> !ot | w3rd_
[22:20] <amicrawler2008> where is this found in 9.04 now Edit /etc/modules.conf
[22:20] <jonaskoelker> an [instrument-for-drawing-circles]
[22:21] <jonaskoelker> "compass"?
[22:21] <mezquitale> anyone here uses freeNX??? I cant connect to my freenx server, my login is denied.  I am using custom SSH Key.   Do I have to own the key generated by: "sudo dpkg-reconfigure freenx-server"
[22:21] <amicrawler2008> it is not there any more
[22:21] <amicrawler2008> i want to add lines
[22:22] <amicrawler2008> does any body know it would help me out big time
[22:22] <jonaskoelker> th0r: how's it supposed to work?  I insert a pointy object in the hole, then what?
[22:22] <th0r> jonaskoelker: if you insert a pin or some such you should feel it contact the release, and the drive should just pop open when you push on the release. Shouldn't take much force...just a gentle nudge
[22:22] <vampirecheese> foo?
[22:23] <th0r> jonaskoelker: on this laptop for instance, sometimes the plastic faceplate will come loose and twist a little, just enough to keep the drive from opening....same problem as you describe
[22:24] <zsquareplusc> does someone know what tool ubuntu uses to render thumbnails of SVG images?
[22:24] <LiraNuna> sudo is mean - those are strings from the executable - http://pastie.org/528582
[22:25] <bastidrazor> !ot | LiraNuna
[22:25] <LiraNuna> sorry,
[22:25] <amicrawler2008> where is this found in 9.04 now modules.conf
[22:26] <amicrawler2008> does any body know it would help me out big time
[22:26] <Harryy> Hi. How would I set Ubuntu to use GMT+0 as the default system time? I have /etc/default/rcS UTC=yes, but it still shows my local time (GMT -5) :S
[22:26] <bastidrazor> amicrawler2008, isn't /etc/modules what you're needing?
[22:27] <ManDay> How can I let the NetworkManager know about a modem device (a rfcomm-port in my case) which it doesnt initially know about?
[22:27] <jonaskoelker> th0r: when I stick my circle-drawing-instrument in the little hole, it feels like it runs against a plastic lump or plate...
[22:27] <mezquitale> anyone here used freeNX???  I'm trying to find out where to custom key I generated on the client and on the server
[22:27] <jonaskoelker> th0r: something hard and not very button-like, pushable, ...
[22:27] <th0r> amicrawler2008: check /etc/modules
[22:27] <Raydiation> where can i see which arch im using?
[22:27] <amicrawler2008> i did not there
[22:27] <seria-mau> someone knows what dependencies are needed to run alien arena 2009? it just segfaults here...
[22:27] <jrib> Raydiation: uname -m
[22:28] <knoppix> some ideas how skynet operates?
[22:28] <Raydiation> jrib: ty, how could i forget abou that
[22:28] <th0r> amicrawler2008: what are you looking for?
[22:28] <amicrawler2008> i want to add a line of code
[22:28] <amicrawler2008> so my web cam boots up
[22:29] <th0r> amicrawler2008: just add the modules to the list in /etc/modules
[22:29] <th0r> amicrawler2008: if it requires something besides the loading of a module, put the code in .bashrc or .profile
[22:30] <rayno_b> hi there, I am trying to install libvirt, but it appears that my cpu does not support hardware virtualization.  I've checked the bios and there is nothing to be enabled there unfortunately.  do i have any other workaround? I didn't realise that virtualisation requires specific hardware.
[22:30] <Thingymebob1> helo: if your still here, can you can confirm you have both /etc/rc0.d/k50alsa-utils, /etc/rc6.d/k50alsa-utils and /etc/rcS.d/s50alsa-utils
[22:31] <Raydiation> lol
[22:31] <Raydiation> i dont have sound when the login sound is too long
[22:31] <Raydiation> i hate those pulseaudio issues
[22:32] <dr_dasos> is there a utility w/ ubuntu that will turn a directory of pictures into an html page with thumbnails?
[22:33] <usr13> dr_dasos: I guess gthumb does something like that...
[22:33] <dr_dasos> usr13, k, i'll look into it, thanks
[22:34] <th0r> dr_dasos: album shaper
[22:35] <carlos_> YO
[22:35] <carlos_> is there anybody here
[22:35] <carlos_> I AM SCARED....lol
[22:36] <sebsebseb> carlos_: hello
[22:36] <carlos_> wazzup
[22:36] <char00les> hi
[22:36] <Thingymebob1> carlos_: There's 1400 of us, how can we help?
[22:36] <carlos_> i really dont need help
[22:36] <carlos_> i am just bored
[22:36] <carlos_> XD
[22:36] <Thingymebob1> 8-)
[22:36] <sebsebseb> carlos_: ok try #ubuntu-offtopic then
[22:37] <Stanley_> I'm trying to mount hard drive with a windows installation and it's saing "ntfs_attr_pread_i: ntfs_pread failed: Input/output error Failed to read $attrdef, unexpected length (-1 != 2560) ect....
[22:37] <Stanley_> Is there any trick to this? I dont' want to open in windows as it's full of viruses
[22:37] <carlos_> as a matter of fact i do have a question
[22:37] <carlos_> you see
[22:38] <sebsebseb> Stanley_: if you didn't unmount it in Windows, then you can get an issue
[22:38] <sebsebseb> Stanley_: there is some sort of fource  mount  NTFS partitions in Linux though, but not sure what
[22:38] <carlos_> i installed ubuntu on my computer and my computer has LAN included
[22:38] <carlos_> when i tried turning it on
[22:38] <carlos_> it wouldnt work
[22:38] <sebsebseb> Stanley_: force mount above
[22:38] <Blinkiz> Hi, am looking for a GUI or a command line utility that can display what process is using my Internet connection and how much bandwidth the process using. Does it exist?
[22:38] <mattalexx> I love Gnome's Disk Usage Analyser. Is there any way I can have the same kind of overview from du on my headless server?
[22:39] <mezquitale> !ask | carlos
[22:39] <Rabbitbunny> So... I've installed cvs and cvsweb, However, I use webmin, so setting up cvs was done for me. I need to tell cvsweb where the repos are, I'm not doing well at this. I also need to figure out where cvsweb is and how to get it to VirtualServer/cvs/ , Hints?
[22:39] <Stanley_> sebsebseb: force mount... i'll google it thanks
[22:39] <rickest> Blinkiz: iptraf.  google that and you're find others
[22:39] <Rabbitbunny> mattalexx: ssh -X, ssh does X forwarding.
[22:39] <sebsebseb> Stanley_: np
[22:39] <jrib> Rabbitbunny: people still use cvs?
[22:39] <carlos_> ok thanks =]
[22:39] <Rabbitbunny> jrib: I'm looking for easy install, not features.
[22:39] <mezquitale> carlos_, cambiale la fuente de poder en tu computadora, proxima pregunta
[22:39] <mattalexx> You mean I can load a Gnome session in my WinXP workstation?
[22:39] <rickest> Blinkiz: actually, iptraf does LANs, not pids on a single machine. still, google that and 'sniffers' for more results
[22:39] <mattalexx> How would I go about doing that?
[22:40] <carlos_> orale
[22:40] <sebsebseb> mattalexx: not natively
[22:40] <carlos_> solo cambio la fuente de poder
[22:40] <jrib> Rabbitbunny: just seems like subversion, and dvcs like git, bzr, darcs, and hg have taken over
[22:40] <mattalexx> I have an Ubuntu VM that's on the network, would that work?
[22:40] <sebsebseb> mattalexx: there is a way to get Gnome running with Cygwin I think,   also Linux virtual machines,  but Windows as host  not the best idea
[22:40] <Rabbitbunny> jrib: I'm sure they have, but I use ubuntu for a reason, It's not because I like .conf files.
[22:40] <Rabbitbunny> mattalexx: Yes.
[22:41] <sebsebseb> mattalexx: vm's can be networked together depending on the vm software your using
[22:41] <mezquitale> carlos_, el power supply,  intenta prender la computadora y fijate si el abanico funciona en el power supply
[22:41] <mattalexx> Virtualbox
[22:41] <hilikus> how do i run a command after connecting to a wireless network BASED ON THE NETWORK?
[22:41] <sebsebseb> mattalexx: yeah should be able to do it with that
[22:41] <mattalexx> Actually I think I have a VMware WS Ubuntu VM around here somewhere too.
[22:41] <fedorauser162> i can see the wireless network but when i try to connect to it i get this error "/etc/network/interfaces:28:duplicate option
[22:41] <fedorauser162> /sbin/ifup: couldn't read interfaces file "/etc/network/interfaces""  then "operation failed"   any ideas?
[22:41] <sebsebseb> mattalexx: go to #vbox and ask them :)
[22:42]  * mobi-sheep growls and ponder how he could get his Bluetooth mouse back after idling away from the laptop.
[22:42] <jrib> Rabbitbunny: webmin isn't even supported on ubuntu
[22:42] <jrib> !webmin | Rabbitbunny
[22:42] <Rabbitbunny> jrib: It's in the repos, and I don't need help with Webmin, just cvs and cvsweb
[22:42] <th0r> fedorauser162: are you trying to bring up the network with ifup?
[22:42] <Rabbitbunny> and I don't like ebox.
[22:42] <jrib> Rabbitbunny: what version of ubuntu is this?
[22:42] <Rabbitbunny> 8.04
[22:42] <Blinkiz> rickest, Thanks for the suggestions. iptraf seems not to be what am looking for. "iftop" is better i believe. You say sniffer. That's also in TCP/IP level and not application level. Or?
[22:43] <fedorauser162> th0r, with the gui so i think so
[22:43] <mattalexx> sebsebseb, Is this something I do from the login screen?
[22:43] <sebsebseb> mattalexx: don't think so
[22:43] <sebsebseb> mattalexx: don't know
[22:43] <jrib> Rabbitbunny: webmin is not in hardy repositories.  What repositories are you using?
[22:44] <Blinkiz> rickest, iptraf was a nice program. Finding all sorts of nice statistics in this program. Anyway, its not what am looking for
[22:44] <th0r> fedorauser162: network manager doesn't use the file /etc/network/interfaces. I think if you want to fall back to the old way of doing things (ifup and ifdown) you will have to uninstall network manager and set up the interfaces file
[22:44] <rickest> Blinkiz: yeah, I knew iptraf was wrong after I said it  :)  However, when I found iptraf I also found others that worked at the application layer, too, and that's where I meant to direct you
[22:44] <Rabbitbunny> jrib: Look, It's great that you've told me that webmin isn't supported, I don't really care. I have the software, It works. I need help with cvs and cvsweb. I simply mentioned webmin in passing.
[22:44] <jrib> Rabbitbunny: it becomes relevant if you aren't using official repositories
[22:45] <char00les> Having proxy problems. I already created ftp_proxy and http_proxy in the bash.bashrc. When I do sudo apt-get update. It works. But when i use pidgin or dropbox or the GUI package manager, it does work and gives by a proxy error. Have any idea?
[22:45] <Rabbitbunny> jrib: No it doesn't.
[22:45] <pepperjack> a
[22:45] <jrib> Rabbitbunny: good luck with your issue
[22:45] <Rabbitbunny> jrib: Thanks :D
[22:46] <rickest> Blinkiz: nethogs, tcpick, tcpflow and again, if neither are those are exactly what you need, googling them and "compared to" will certainly find others
[22:46] <ethereality> How do I input terminal commands to execute one after the other, sequentially? (I want to put them on one line.)
[22:46] <jrib> ethereality: ;
[22:46] <ethereality> Is it something like "cd [folder] | ftp"? jrib: it's ";" not "|"?
[22:46] <Blinkiz> rickest, okay, nice. Yeah, finding something here. NetHogs for example.
[22:47] <jrib> ethereality: command1; command2 ...
[22:47] <Blinkiz> rickest, oh, there came your post. Thanks for the suggestions :)
[22:47] <rickest> Blinkiz: yeah, I think that's the only one I sent that's close to what you're looking for
[22:47] <ethereality> Great, thanks! :)
[22:47] <Lamo> stuck in a dep hell with ksplice ksplice-uptrack: Depends: python-yaml but it is not going to be installed <--along with other packages that wont install
[22:47] <rickest> Blinkiz: nethogs, I mean
[22:47] <jonaskoelker> grrr....
[22:48] <mobi-sheep> Is Ubuntu easy?  Can my raptors install it too? :3
[22:48] <Rabbitbunny> mobi-sheep: Mine can, with the keyboard adapter I made.
[22:48] <rrajaratnam> hey guys, I need help with getting sound working on my laptop.
[22:48] <jonaskoelker> mobi-sheep: just write "goto" in your programs, and the raptors will come jumping, wanting to install ubuntu (and eat you)
[22:48] <jonaskoelker> see xkcd.com ;-)
[22:48] <rrajaratnam> I have the volume controls and everything, but no sound.
[22:49] <Myrtti> mobi-sheep: ...
[22:49] <Rabbitbunny> rrajaratnam: tried external speakers yet?
[22:49] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam,  open up alsamixer in a console and turn up the volume
[22:49] <Blinkiz> rickest, Yeaahh, nethogs is displaying bandwidth per process. Thanks rickest :)
[22:49] <jonaskoelker> I'm trying to open stuck cdrom/dvd drive by inserting a 1.5cm pointed object.  Nothing happens when I insert it, except I hit some resistance.  Similarly, nothing happens when I poke deeply with a quite pliable piece of guitar string
[22:49] <jonaskoelker> any tips?
[22:50] <rickest> Blinkiz: awesome, sorry for the run-around but I knew I had the right one in my notes somewhere  lol
[22:50] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, hey, the volume is up
[22:50] <rrajaratnam> Rabbitbunny, I tried head phones, no joy.
[22:50] <Lamo> http://paste2.org/p/293073
[22:50] <dreamy> does anyone likes to use menu builders ? For making web pages ? what r the nicest ones for linux?
[22:50] <Rabbitbunny> jonaskoelker: pull the drive and flip the top. four screws.
[22:50] <jonaskoelker> I'm about this close |<--1cm-->| from tearing my drive apart :(
[22:51] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, type this in a console and show me the output:  cat /proc/asound/cards
[22:51] <jonaskoelker> Rabbitbunny: "pull"?  As it, remove it from my laptop?
[22:51] <Rabbitbunny> jonaskoelker: Yup.
[22:51] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale,  0 [Intel          ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel
[22:51] <rrajaratnam>                       HDA Intel at 0xdd000000 irq 22
[22:51] <jonaskoelker> Rabbitbunny: that's something really fun and not complex at all, right? ;-)
[22:51] <acidstorm> hi
[22:52] <Rabbitbunny> jonaskoelker: they come apart quite easily, and once it's out you're halfway to replacing it, unless you want to keep a nonfund drive...
[22:52] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, now let me see the output of: cat /proc/asound/modules
[22:52] <Titan8990> rrajaratnam, pretty standard
[22:52] <Titan8990> rrajaratnam, uses the snd_hda_intel module
[22:52] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale,  0 [Intel          ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel
[22:52] <rrajaratnam>                       HDA Intel at 0xdd000000 irq 22
[22:52] <acidstorm> i cant do pipe sign can anyone help me ? sorry for my bad english
[22:52] <UbNoob> jonaskoelker - sorry, stepped away.   I'm not sure how to download.
[22:52] <acidstorm> can anyone help me pls
[22:53] <m_tadeu> hi everyone....how can I check determine what is the user id of a user through the command line?
[22:53] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: I forget--download what?
[22:53] <Stanley_> !ask|acidstorm
[22:53] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, i can see your soundcard but which module youre using???
[22:53] <ctmjr> acidstorm: you talking about this    |
[22:53] <rrajaratnam> acidstorm, check your /etc/passwd file
[22:53] <mezquitale> m_tadeu, whoami
[22:54] <acidstorm> ok mom pls
[22:54] <rrajaratnam> acidstorm, more /etc/passwd
[22:54] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, this is a fresh install, i'm not sure what i'm using either.
[22:54] <ENCITE> hi
[22:55] <Gun_Smoke> Can anyone suggest a good Graphing Calculator solution?  Emulation would be fine.  I'm looking for something a bit better than the standard calculator that comes with gnome.
[22:55] <jonaskoelker> grrr....
[22:55] <ENCITE> i need some help
[22:55] <m_tadeu> mezquitale: that only gives the name, not the userid, I guess
[22:55] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, if you type what I asked you to type earlier you would know, you already know what sound card you have, now you need to see what modules youre using
[22:55] <UbNoob> jonaskoelker:  download a youtube video.  Actually, I found the youtube-dl in the Synaptic Package manager and am applying that.  I've never used it before though.
[22:55] <acidstorm> ok and now ?
[22:55] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, in the volume control app, it says device hda intel alsa mixer
[22:55] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: ah
[22:55] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: that's right
[22:55] <joaopinto> m_tadeu, if you are logged in: id
[22:55] <ENCITE> i just installed ubuntu for server on an old comp i had and i want to run my own ssh
[22:55] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: copy the url, run the command "youtube-dl <the url>"
[22:55] <jonaskoelker> it's easiest just to paste it
[22:55] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, 0 snd_hda_intel
[22:55] <joaopinto> m_tadeu, or: id user
[22:55] <ENCITE> i got it all installed and logged in but dno what to do with it now
[22:55] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, and you cant get sound using what app and output is supposed to come from what speaker?
[22:55] <ENCITE> can anyone help?
[22:56] <m_tadeu> jonaskoelker: ahhh...got it...it worked...thanks guys
[22:56] <Wizzup> How hard would it be to install MPX on ubuntu? Would it request recompiling X? (9.04)
[22:56] <joaopinto> ENCITE, to do with what ?
[22:56] <jonaskoelker> m_tadeu: you meant to thank someone else?
[22:56] <Wizzup> I haven't found much documentation on it yet
[22:56] <ENCITE> i just want to use it for storage and some small hosting
[22:56] <jonaskoelker> m_tadeu: or did I help you without knowing? ;-)
[22:56] <Rabbitbunny> ENCITE: what do you want to do with it?
[22:56] <rrajaratnam> I just opened a audio file in rhythm box
[22:56] <ENCITE> i want to host a blog
[22:57] <Rabbitbunny> ENCITE: okay, so sshfs/scp for you files, apache2 for hosting. simple.
[22:57] <ENCITE> ok
[22:57] <UltraBeatdown> is spam allowed?
[22:57] <mobi-sheep> UltraBeatdown: NO!
[22:57] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, i'm not getting any system sounds, and nothing from rhythmbox
[22:57] <joaopinto> dumb question
[22:57] <UltraBeatdown> no
[22:57] <UltraBeatdown> i mean ok
[22:57] <m_tadeu> jonaskoelker: you talked about the id command :)
[22:57] <ENCITE> so do i have to get apache2 on a disc to install it?
[22:57] <joaopinto> !help | ENCITE
[22:58] <jonaskoelker> m_tadeu: oh, okay... well, glad I helped :)
[22:58] <lstarnes> ENCITE: no, just download and install the package using sudo apt-get install apache2
[22:58] <Titan8990> ENCITE, package managers
[22:58] <joaopinto> ENCITE, you really need to read some documentation, check the server guide or some server related tutorial
[22:58] <Titan8990> ENCITE, ALWAYS, its the linux way of installing software
[22:58] <Rabbitbunny> ENCITE: google "Ubuntu LAMP Tutorial", there are many steps
[22:58] <joaopinto> Titan8990, not the linux way, the Ubuntu way :)
[22:58] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam,  your sound card is configured correctly, lets test it out, run test: speaker-test -c2 -D default -t wav
[22:59] <Titan8990> joaopinto, there are no (non-live) distros that do not have a package management system
[22:59] <mic_> hi guys!
[22:59] <joaopinto> Titan8990, since when is Linux a distro :) ?
[22:59] <deborah> Hi, could someone tell me how to enable v-sync? sorry to be rude.
[22:59] <lstarnes> Titan8990: there are a couple less well known ones
[22:59] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, i'm getting no sound, but the command is doing stuff
[23:00] <UbNoob> jonaskoelker:  of course I have to pick a huge video.....it's downloading at the moment....
[23:00] <UltraBeatdown> Whenever I boot, after the loading screen, I'll come to a black backlit screen where I have about a second and a half to bash the keyboard.  If I do, it'll work fine; if I don't, then the screen will go black blank and won't respond to anything
[23:00] <UltraBeatdown> what do i do?
[23:00]  * mobi-sheep sighs at the sheer frustration of configuring bluetooth to work with mouse. 
[23:00] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: you can play it with mplayer while it's downloading
[23:00] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: the file name is the same as the video ID
[23:00] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, can you answer the question that i asked you minutes ago, where are you trying to get sound from????  are you using headphones or speakers in a alaptop or what?
[23:00] <LordDragon> anyone ever have luck getting sound to work on a mac mini ?
[23:00] <Titan8990> joaopinto, I am not here it discuss what linux really is... I know its a kernel... but it is also a general term to talk about OSes that run linux kernels and follow certain standards
[23:00] <lesshaste> I was about to upgrade from intrepid to jaunty when it told me there is no fglrx driver for jaunty... what is the situation there?
[23:00] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: that is, 8 random-looking characters in the URL
[23:00] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, speakers on a laptop
[23:01] <mdm> Titan8990, I can point you tward many differnt distros, based upn Debians apt and Redhats rpm that are both live from CD, and not.  I can show you ones that run 100% on scripts and have no binaires, run on CF cards and run on just about any storage out there
[23:01] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: after "v="
[23:01] <joaopinto> Titan8990, not going OT, bye
[23:01] <foomatic> how can i change the group of a folder?
[23:01] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, then it is highly likely the speakers in your laptop are busted, try using headphones
[23:01] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: oh, I misspoke, more than 8
[23:01] <joaopinto> foomatic, chgrp
[23:01] <jonaskoelker> foomatic: chown user:group file-or-folder
[23:01] <joaopinto> foomatic, on the terminal: man chgrp
[23:01] <foomatic> joaopinto: ty
[23:01] <Rabbitbunny> UltraBeatdown: you need to press CTRL+ALT+F8 as soon as you can and watch for errors, fix those errors.
[23:01] <mobi-sheep> foomatic: chown :group <file/directory>
[23:01] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, also try raising the volume on the laptop itself
[23:02] <Stanley_> Can anybody help me force-mount an NTFS drive??
[23:02] <Titan8990> mdm, I am a gentoo user... no binaries here
[23:02] <UltraBeatdown> Rabbitbunny, ok
[23:02] <Titan8990> mdm, but that doesn't mean that there is no package management
[23:02] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, nothing on headphones either
[23:02] <jonaskoelker> Rabbitbunny: yay, my drive seems to be working again
[23:02] <gartral> why does the sox that comes in the ubuntu distros have the *old* ogg naming scemes/
[23:02] <jonaskoelker> Rabbitbunny: applied violence: it works ;-)
[23:02] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, i've turned the volume up on the laptop and in the volume controller
[23:02] <joaopinto> Stanley_, what error do you get when you try to mount it ?
[23:02] <ubuntuyo_> it's easy.
[23:02] <Rabbitbunny> jonaskoelker: See? it's flaky, you should replace it. It's fun....
[23:03] <UbNoob> jonaskoelker:   So whatever is after the v8.  I can copy that and play it?  That's a really long file name!
[23:03] <jonaskoelker> Rabbitbunny: yeah, it really had me laughing :\
[23:03] <mdm> Titan8990, I didnt say there wasnt.  Even for the system I have that runs all on perl it has packages
[23:03] <jonaskoelker> ;-)
[23:03] <Stanley_> I'm trying to mount hard drive with a windows installation and it's saing "ntfs_attr_pread_i: ntfs_pread failed: Input/output error Failed to read $attrdef, unexpected length (-1 != 2560) ect....
[23:03] <Titan8990> mdm, the kernel is binary
[23:03] <Stanley_> joaopinto: ^^
[23:03] <Ubee> Does anyone know how I can make my laptop screen brighter?
[23:03] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: no, from "v=" (that's `vee equals') and a bunch of characters forward
[23:03] <darlek> !ubottu | darlek
[23:03] <joaopinto> Stanley_, that seems to be serious corruption, nothing you will be able to force to mount
[23:03] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: look at the filename once youtube-dl is finished downloading
[23:04] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: and compare to the URL.  _that_ part is the video ID ;-)
[23:04] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, what is the output that youre seeing when you ran the test?
[23:04] <Titan8990> mdm, and i misunderstood, gentoo has binaries, but no binary packages
[23:04] <joaopinto> Stanley_, better check that ntfs partition
[23:04] <mdm> Titan8990, ok if you want to get technical then, there is no linux NONE that is not binary becase technicaly the kernel is linux.  Then again everything it is runniing is called linux and we can arge all day long over what is and what is not
[23:04] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: for instance, if the URL is "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HIlvzjBpjY&feature=related", then the video ID is 0HIlvzjBpjY
[23:04] <ubuntuyo_> I love a Ubuntu.
[23:04] <Stanley_> joaopinto: any way to do that in linux or do i need to boot to windows? apparently the drive is full of viruses so i'm hesitant to boot into windows even from a different drive
[23:04] <Titan8990> mdm, too much ot
[23:04] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: and the filename is "the video id.flv"
[23:04] <jonaskoelker> ubuntuyo_: glad to hear it ;-)
[23:04] <joaopinto> Stanley_, windows is most likely to be able to recover an ntfs partition, if possible
[23:05] <joaopinto> Stanley_, it should be safe as long you don't boot and you dont run anything from it
[23:05] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, http://pastebin.com/d7a9690bd
[23:05] <Stanley_> joaopinto: remember... we _are_ talking about windows.... "should..." is the word of the devil
[23:05] <JMM> fo
[23:05] <ctmjr> mobi-sheep: Do not know if it helps but i have a rocket fish blue tooth keyboard and mouse the dongle it came with did not work very well, i had  a generic one lying around  and it works like a charm
[23:06] <UbNoob> jonaskoelker:  Thank you very much!  I appreciate your help.  I got it to play.  I was looking at the entire URL stream...or whatever it's called, rather than just the file name.
[23:06] <duke_> hi how i can set java environment variable???
[23:06] <ubuntuyo_> jonaskoelker I came from irc.hanirc.org #ubuntu
[23:07] <mobi-sheep> ctmjr: Hmm. It worked.  But when I leave the laptop for awhile and came back.  It just "toggle" off.  (Insert sad face here).
[23:07] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, it looks like the hardware is configured correctly, i suggest shutting down all sound appz like rhythmbox and firefox and try the test again
[23:07] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: you're welcome :)
[23:07] <epaphus> Hello, could I specify the mirror that the update manager uses ??
[23:07] <epaphus> manually
[23:07] <jonaskoelker> ubuntuyo_: cool.  "hanirc"---is that korean?
[23:08] <jonaskoelker> epaphus: if I understand what you want: yes.  You can edit /etc/apt/sources.list, or look at the "software sources" control panel thing...
[23:08] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, only apps I have running now are pidgn, terminal, & xchat
[23:08] <ubuntuyo_> right.
[23:08] <jonaskoelker> epaphus: may be in the system->administration menu
[23:08] <deborah> does nayone know how to turn v-sync on?
[23:08] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, test is still the same, no sound
[23:08] <UbNoob> jonaskoelker:  Is there some reference somewhere with command line, uh, commands?
[23:08] <derenrich> UbNoob: yes
[23:08] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: probably many ;-)  your google-fu is as good as mine I guess
[23:09] <duke_> test 123 maybe im blocked hello just say something dont know if im really on line
[23:09] <ubuntuyo_> jonaskoelker I'm a korean. so I cann't understand a lot what they are saying.
[23:09] <rrajaratnam> mezquitale, can it be sound kind of permission error on a file, or do i need to be in a group?
[23:09] <mdm> UbNoob, are you asking if there is a refernce for your shell?
[23:09] <deborah> duke, yes you are
[23:09] <mrmental> qe2eqe: You there?
[23:09] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, i suggest you go to #alsa when people are there, maybe someone can help you but from what weve done so far it looks like everything is working fine, you just have to raise up the volume
[23:09] <duke_> okay
[23:09] <UbNoob> mdm:  yes.  sorry...I'm obviously a noob and don't know the correct terms.
[23:09] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[23:09] <CaptainMorgan> !man
[23:10] <mezquitale> rrajaratnam, it sounds like you dont have the volume up, your sound card is configured and it does the test correctly yet no sound
[23:10] <mdm> UbNoob, thats only because there is more then one shell.  Presuming you are using bash or dash go to GNU (the ones who created it) http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html
[23:10] <Rabbitbunny> man pages are useless if you don't know what to look up ;)
[23:10] <frische> Rabbitbunny: apropos
[23:10] <rrajaratnam> brb
[23:10] <ubuntuyo_> I think 9.04 doesn't surporting a ATI perfectly. so I'm using 8.04.
[23:10] <mdm> Rabbitbunny, man -k
[23:10] <frische> is the command you are looking for then
[23:10] <UbNoob> jonaskoelker:  Thank You again!
[23:10] <jonaskoelker> ubuntuyo_: ah
[23:10] <jonaskoelker> UbNoob: yw :)
[23:10] <UbNoob> mdm:  Thank You!
[23:11] <darlek> I'm on a new computer and hve the old hdd on a usb connection.  However I can't read the root dir from that drive but can see my /home dir just fine.  How to see a logfile of the programs I had installed on the previous ubuntu system?
[23:11] <mrmental> So I am trying to dual boot Xp and Ubuntu, I have Xp installed first
[23:11] <terinjokes> hey, I'm repairing a Vista computer that is owned by a nice old lady, who managed to get her NTFS partition in an unmountable state – is there a way to force the NTFS partition to mount, even if in an unstable state (I need to get her vacation pictures off)
[23:11] <jonaskoelker> ubuntuyo_: isn't there #ubuntu-kr ?
[23:11] <jonaskoelker> ubuntuyo_: oh, apparently not
[23:11] <Rabbitbunny> mdm, frische; Wow. That would have helped me so much.
[23:11] <mrmental> I am to the point in the installation where I am partitioning everything
[23:12] <ubuntuyo_> #ubuntu
[23:12] <deborah> duke, please view this forum post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2793 is that what you were looking for?
[23:12] <UbNoob> Have a good night everyone.
[23:12] <darlek> !kr
[23:12] <ctmjr> !kn
[23:12] <rayno_b2> Hi there, if the grep command to test if cpu supports hardware virtualization returns nothing - do I have any other option to still run virtualization?
[23:12] <terinjokes> ntfs-3g complains that the NTFS partition was left in a bad state, and to run chkdsk from Windows (which, um, doesn't boot)
[23:13] <jezlee> anyone get "HDA Intel-STAC92xx" sound chip working in 9.04 - I Googled for hours and could not...
[23:13] <duke_> this better: http://vietpad.sourceforge.net/javaonlinux.html   but thx
[23:13] <bastidrazor> terinjokes, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery   may help.. it has a force option when mounting the drive
[23:13] <frische> boot from the vista dvd and run chkdsk from there
[23:13] <mdm> rayno_b, yes you can still do it fully in hardware, if it does not support virtualization you may need to enable it in bios
[23:13] <mrmental> I chose to go with the first option (Guided- resize SCS|1 (0,0,0), partition #1 (sda) and use free space). I use the slider to get where I want it, and click next
[23:13] <deborah> sure, I am just trying to find out how to turn vsync on, anyone...
[23:14] <terinjokes> frische: i tried – from Command Prompt: "Unable to determine volume version and state. CHKDSK aborted."
[23:14] <rayno_b2> mdm - I checked the bios, but it doesn't seem like I have such an option?
[23:14] <duke_> i thought maybe i get blocked from server or something magican desnt know asking here all the time never get a answer... :/
[23:14] <mdm> rayno_b, you may need to flash it, why do you think your system does nto support hardware virtualizaiton?
[23:14] <darlek> how to play just a reg dvd?  tried ubuntu-restricted-extras
[23:14] <mrmental> Get a box that says 'Please Wait' has a progress bar under it and then says 'resizing partition' under that. It is stuck at 0%...
[23:14] <rayno_b2> mdm - do you mind if I pvt you?
[23:14] <deborah> ok, well. google for hours here I come. llol
[23:15] <mrmental> Anybody able to help?
[23:15] <mdm> rayno_b, no, everyne else does
[23:15] <mobi-sheep> !dvd | dar
[23:15] <mobi-sheep> darlek: See ^^
[23:15] <ubuntuyo_> I love a Ubuntu of compiz affects.
[23:15] <darlek> mobi-sheep, tried that, you load ubuntu-restricted-extras but that did n't do it
[23:16] <Rabbitbunny> Uh... cvsweb wasn't what I wanted..  Is there something _like_ cvs that doesn't require a client? I want to do the whole shebang via http.
[23:16] <darlek> mobi-sheep, when I used an upgraded machine I had all my stuff from 8.10 and such, but I'm on a new Jaunty install and it doesn't play dvd movies out of the box
[23:16] <xeer> I have compiled a newer version of libglib2.0-0 and it broke a symbol in libgio2.0, how can I revert to the standard libglib2.0 without uninstalling my system?!
[23:16] <darlek> grr
[23:17] <mobi-sheep> darlek: You read this too already?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[23:17] <darlek> mobi-sheep, i'll try it now
[23:17] <xeer> apt-get remove libglib2.0-0 wants to remove over 1 gig of packages.. I DON'T WANT THAT!!
[23:17] <xeer> I simply want to regress to an older version..
[23:18] <ubuntuyo_> I wish Ubuntu will be a Standard OS of the world.
[23:18] <darlek> mobi-sheep, I was on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats, so close ;)
[23:18] <lstarnes> xeer: those packages require libglib2.0-0
[23:18] <xeer> lstarnes:  yes I know. that's why I choose no..
[23:18] <EvilMatt> hello
[23:18] <ubuntuyo_> EvilMatt hi...
[23:18] <tenach> Hello EvilMatt
[23:18] <nofilicity> what do I do with a ".1" or "-static" file?
[23:18] <n00b81> EvilMatt: Hi :)
[23:18] <mobi-sheep> darlek: There are guides on that too (only if you knew how to RTFM in first place). :)
[23:18] <terinjokes> bastidrazor: nothing on that page seems to help
[23:18] <EvilMatt> i have a question about ubuntu
[23:18] <xeer> lstarnes:  I have no clue what libraries are in the libglib package, i can't do it manually.
[23:19] <tenach> EvilMatt: ask away
[23:19] <n00b81> EvilMatt, go ahead
[23:19] <lstarnes> xeer: why do you want to remove it?
[23:19] <sebsebseb> !ask  |  EvilMatt
[23:19] <darlek> mobi-sheep, hmm... no packages to install ie: libdvdread4
[23:19] <nofilicity> what do I do with a ".1" or "-static" file? is it executable?
[23:19] <Rabbitbunny> I'm more annoyed by !ask than people asking to ask...
[23:19] <xeer> lstarnes:  not remove, but install an older version of the package. I compiled 2.6 of libglib and it has conflicting symbols in libgio
[23:19] <darlek> mobi-sheep, i'll try synaptic
[23:19] <xeer> lstarnes:  I just want to go from 2.6 back to 2.0
[23:19] <n00b81> I'm more annoyed at ubottu :0
[23:19] <lstarnes> nofilicity: does it have a .so in its name?
[23:20] <EvilMatt> i have the new ubuntu the jackalope one.. and i cant seem to get the "extra visual effects" to work. i even went as far as to go out and buy a new video card and install the drivers for it.. and still nothing
[23:20] <lstarnes> xeer: why would you need to?
[23:20] <nofilicity> no
[23:20] <lstarnes> nofilicity: what's the file's name?
[23:20] <mobi-sheep> darlek: Try "sudo aptitude search libdvdread" and you'll get a list of packages.
[23:20] <xeer> lstarnes:  libgio2.0-0 says there is a undefined symbol: g_thread_gettime
[23:20] <nofilicity> ah, it was an executable.
[23:20] <Rabbitbunny> EvilMatt: enable compiz, tutorials on google.
[23:20] <nofilicity> thanks
[23:20] <xeer> lstarnes:  and it does this with EVERY program almost! I can't even get to my desktop..
[23:21] <ubuntuyo_> is it ATI?
[23:21] <lstarnes> xeer: you probably shouldn't be using that version of glib then
[23:21] <ubuntuyo_> EvilMatt is it ATI?
[23:21] <xeer> lstarnes:  well, that's why I am wanting to go back to 2.0!
[23:21] <vick> Is there an msn messenger for linux in which you can chat while you are appear offline as opposed to amsn ?
[23:21] <EvilMatt> ubuntuyo_: no its a geforce fx5200
[23:22] <terinjokes> bastidrazor: and the force option is depreciated... and the recover option is default
[23:22] <ubuntuyo_> I'm using 8.04 cause my vga is ATI.
[23:22] <lstarnes> xeer: are you using a libgio package from ubuntu's repos?
[23:22] <crazy2be> help, my address bar is gone in firefox!
[23:22] <darlek> mobi-sheep, well, it turns out to already be installed, but it still won't play a reg dvd (I have a Matrix DVD I'm testing with ;) ...  brb more synaptic fun
[23:22] <Rabbitbunny> EvilMatt: I have that card. the install is easy, but be warned. You don't want the titlebareffects.
[23:23] <tenach> EvilMatt: Are you using drivers from the community, or from Nvidia's site?
[23:23] <Rabbitbunny> s/re/r e/
[23:23] <EvilMatt> Rabbitbunny: whys that?
[23:23] <lstarnes> crazy2be: right-click on the toolbar at the top and check "navigation toolbar"
[23:23] <EvilMatt> tenach: im using the driver that it downloaded and installed automatically
[23:23] <Rabbitbunny> EvilMatt: It'll make the title bars go invisible.
[23:23] <EvilMatt> ahh
[23:23] <mobi-sheep> darlek: You restarted your media player, right?
[23:23] <EvilMatt> Rabbitbunny: what driver are you using for it and where did you get it?
[23:24] <ubuntuyo_> EvilMatt I'm using 8.04 cause 9.04 dose not support compiz perfectly. I mean about ATI user.
[23:24] <Rabbitbunny> EvilMatt: nvidia 173, from the repos
[23:24] <crazy2be> lstarnes: what bar?
[23:24] <crazy2be> there is no bar
[23:24] <crazy2be> that's the problem
[23:24] <crazy2be> just a single row of tabs
[23:24] <hilikus> it seems there are 2 dirs to put script to run after connecting to a wireless network: /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d and /etc/network/if-up.d   what is the difference, where should i put my script?
[23:24] <lstarnes> crazy2be: not even the one with the "file" and "edit" menus?
[23:24] <crazy2be> no
[23:24] <darlek> mobi-sheep, yes..  If I could just see the / of the other harddrive, and find a listing of all the programs that were installed on the previous computer, I could then apt-get 'em
[23:24] <Rabbitbunny> EvilMatt: look up nvidia on the website, there's a tutorial
[23:25] <mobi-sheep> !clone | darlek
[23:25] <crazy2be> lstarnes: there never was a "File", etc bar, i hid it with personal menu
[23:25] <crazy2be> and put everything on one bar
[23:25] <crazy2be> the navigation bar
[23:25] <fedorauser162> when it says "wireless-essid EeeAP" and i want to connect to a diff network can i just erase the EeeAP
[23:25] <crazy2be> it was working fine for weeks
[23:25] <crazy2be> now it's just borked
[23:26] <zaccour> no sound in grip, how do i fix it?
[23:26] <darlek> mobi-sheep, unfortunately the other machine is long gone, that's why I have a new laptop ;)  I have the hdd attached by usb, and can read /home files (thankfully) but not root
[23:26] <mobi-sheep> darlek: Ahh. :3
[23:27] <darlek> mobi-sheep, close!
[23:27] <Rabbitbunny> get a drive adapter and boot it.
[23:27] <EvilMatt> is it true that if you install ubuntu hot chicks will like you?
[23:27] <darlek> Rabbitbunny, drive adapter?
[23:27] <Rabbitbunny> EvilMatt: Yes.
[23:27] <EvilMatt> sweet
[23:27] <EvilMatt> im getting a t-shirt that states that then
[23:28] <EvilMatt> :P
[23:28] <Rabbitbunny> darlek: laptop 2.5" to desktop 3.5", on newegg.
[23:28] <Rabbitbunny> EvilMatt: I have a bumper sticker.
[23:29] <mobi-sheep> darlek: I think the problem is that libdvdread4 only can read the unencrypted dvd.  You running 32 or 64 bit?
[23:30] <mobi-sheep> darlek: Did you ran the "sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[23:30] <mobi-sheep> " command afer installing libdvdread4
[23:30] <alec> I have a question that probably has a simple answer.  Problem: Once I opened firefox thru terminal as SUDO and now if I try to simply open it via the icon, firefox opens as a dummied down version.  I don't even have ability to click on back & forward buttons.
[23:31] <EvilMatt> how do i exit gnome so i can use the console in ubuntu??
[23:31] <trollaxor> i don't understand the directory structure
[23:31] <mobi-sheep> alec: Why did you open the firefox via terminal?
[23:31] <EvilMatt> it wont let me install the gfx driver unless im in the console
[23:31] <trollaxor> can't it just be like freebsd's?
[23:31] <mobi-sheep> !tty | EvilMatt
[23:31] <alec> mobi:  Honestyl, I don't remember shy.  I think I was testing something.
[23:31] <alec> mobi: shy=why
[23:31] <mobi-sheep> EvilMatt: Remember --> CTRL + ALT + F7 for GUI.
[23:32] <Rabbitbunny> EvilMatt: you need to turn off X, uh... there's a command for it.
[23:32] <ctmjr> EvilMatt: you will also need to kill gdm "sudo killall gdm"
[23:32] <EvilMatt> ahh
[23:32] <EvilMatt> ok
[23:32] <boss_mc> alec: make sure the files in ~/.mozilla are owned by you, not root
[23:32] <alec> boss_mc: Thanks, checking.
[23:33] <darlek> mobi-sheep, nope, the dvd keeps saying 00:00 meaning zero time, so I'll try rebooting from the older harddrive and see if my bios can use usb as the boot media
[23:34] <darlek> mobi-sheep, i'm 32-bit on a 64-bit machine
[23:34] <mobi-sheep> ctmjr: sudo killall gdm -- that worked for you? o.O
[23:34] <darlek> mobi-sheep, i'll try the install.sh script...
[23:34] <mobi-sheep> darlek: Try the command and restart your player.
[23:34] <zaccour> no sound in grip, how do i fix it?
[23:35] <mobi-sheep> ctmjr: On the additional note, I got my bluetooth mouse back.  I don't really know why that happened. :)
[23:35] <alec> boss_mc: Yes, all files/folders in ~/.moziilla are owned by me.
[23:35] <rockne> hello #ubuntu, how would i go about setting my system to automatically accept VNC connection requests from a certain static IP? any help?
[23:35] <trollaxor> MAC is 64-bit
[23:36] <mobi-sheep> alec: ALT+F2 --> firefox -safe-mode    (Test it... then start Firefox again, see if that solved your issue).
[23:36] <boss_mc> alec: hmmmm, and in the sub folders etc I assume...
[23:36] <alec> boss_mc... actually no.  They ARE owned by root.
[23:37] <darlek> mobi-sheep, now it says I do not have permission to open the file.  I'll reboot and be back
[23:37] <boss_mc> alec, there's your problem, google for gksudo vs sudo for why this happened (if you're interested)
[23:37] <alec> boss_mc: as for a fix?  chown?
[23:37] <bastidrazor> !gksudo | alec
[23:37] <rockne> so, anyone got a clue as to how to set up ubunutu to automatically accept VNC connection requests from my other pc at the IP of 192.168.1.101?
[23:37] <boss_mc> alec: yeah
[23:38] <alec> boss_mc: I understand(gksudo) .   trying chown as myusername now.
[23:38] <LordDragon> anyone run ubuntu on a macmini here ?
[23:38] <mobi-sheep> alec: chown -R user:user ~/.mozilla
[23:39] <rockne> automatic remote connection acceptance from 192.168.1.101, what should i do to set this?
[23:39] <aacosta> for some reason
[23:39] <aacosta> vld closes right after i open a file
[23:39] <aacosta> its relly anoying
[23:39] <aacosta> i dont want to use movie player to play music
[23:39] <alec> boss_mc: user:user?
[23:39] <aacosta> i like vlc
[23:39] <cratel> Macbook running Jaunty: won't suspend. When I try to suspend it begins the process but then goes to the login which I would expect to see upon waking up.
[23:40] <boss_mc> alec: username:username (your name)
[23:40] <fat_rat> !enter | aacosta
[23:40] <aacosta> are you using swap?
[23:40] <ctmjr> mobi-sheep: yes after i do the ctrl-alt-f1 it kills gdm,
[23:40] <aacosta> sorry
[23:40] <gartral> why does the sox that comes in the ubuntu distros have the *old* ogg naming scemes/
[23:40] <rockne> No one has any clue as to help me? I'm sure it's simple, I'm just a Linux newbie.
[23:40] <alec> boss_mc: not permitted.
[23:40] <mobi-sheep> ctmjr: Ah.  Interesting.  Although you might want to kill it nicely -- sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop (in the TTY1)
[23:40] <alec> boss_mc: boss_mc
[23:40] <boss_mc> alec: you'll have to sudo the command
[23:41] <alec> dah!
[23:41] <aacosta> vlc just closes after i open a file with it
[23:41] <aacosta> its really werd
[23:41] <mobi-sheep> ctmjr: That'll just turn off the gdm service instead of killing it. :)
[23:41] <boss_mc> aacosta: run it in terminal and look for errors
[23:41] <ctmjr> mobi-sheep: will make a note thanks
[23:41] <deww> rockne: under security, uncheck "you must confirm". you should also make it prompt for a password
[23:42] <alec> boss_mc:  That did it.  Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!
[23:42] <person> Hello folks
[23:42] <alec> you guys rock.
[23:42] <deww> rockne: this is under remote desktop preferences
[23:42] <boss_mc> alec: good, glad to hear it!
[23:42] <rockne> thank you. I planned on the password bits. I just wish I could get XRDP working
[23:42] <ubuntuyo_> is it working at skype voice chatting in ubuntu?
[23:42] <ubuntuyo_> well?
[23:42] <aacosta> when i open a file it says
[23:42] <aacosta> Illegal instruction
[23:42] <person> My Acer Aspire One netbook's recording video really badly with Cheese - why might that be? I applied an xorg.conf fix.
[23:42] <rockne> i just use this pc as an htpc, and in general i prefer to not have to mess with my monitor. thanks guys
[23:43] <boss_mc> !pastebin | aacosta: use this to give us the output... --->
[23:43] <ubuntuyo_> there is some noisy when i talked.
[23:43] <aacosta> wasnt multiple lined texted
[23:43] <aacosta> ill brb
[23:44] <boss_mc> ubuntuyo_: the skype pulse output is screwed... you get echoes and other problems...
[23:44] <topramen_> is anyone here familiar with the DBAN hard drive wipe?<<
[23:44] <ubuntuyo_> I see.
[23:44] <rockne> deww: thank you very much, i had missed that option during my configuration prior. Worked like a charm. Now if I could only get XRDP to work properly with gnome! But VNC is great for now. Thanks again #Ubunutu, you guys rock!
[23:45] <boss_mc> ubuntuyo_: unfortunately, due to the closed source nature of skype, dev is fail
[23:45] <topramen_> is anyone here familiar with the DBAN hard drive wipe clean installation/or download?<<
[23:45] <cratel> all the MacBook docs on ubuntu.com say suspend works out of the box. But it doesn't for me. Fresh install. :-(
[23:45] <person> My Acer One's performing pretty slowly generally. I want to do a really safe fix that won't lose my logs or anything... is it okay to mount /tmp and /var/tmp as tmpfs?
[23:46] <boss_mc> topramen_: isn't dd-ing with /dev/random then with /dev/zero enough?
[23:46] <topramen_> I'm not familar with any of those commands?
[23:46] <ozon_> why dos every time i tranfer any files to another disk, it begin good but colser to end it get slower and slower... :/
[23:47] <boss_mc> topramen_: dd is digital copy, /dev/random is a random number generator (a real one, not psuedo)
[23:47] <boss_mc> topramen_: so you write random data to the drive (a few times if you like)
[23:47] <boss_mc> topramen_: then write zeros to it to reset the drive to it's original state
[23:48] <topramen_> boss_mc<<< can you be a bit more specific on that please as in by steps if you dont mind?
[23:48] <boss_mc> topramen_: do you want to wipe a drive or a partition?
[23:49] <topramen_> both on  my laptop
[23:49] <hilikus> can someone help me configure a script execution from NetworkManager based on which network i connected to?
[23:49] <boss_mc> topramen_: so the whole drive?
[23:50] <topramen_> yesss<<<
[23:50] <boss_mc> topramen_: ok, so you're running off another partition or the liveCD yes?
[23:50] <gidna> Hi
[23:50] <gidna> What are the files like reverse.c~? I don't see them but with ls there are some
[23:50] <vi390> hi, How can I install a openVZ kernel , in whcih repo is it included ?
[23:50] <boss_mc> gidna: they are backups that gedit creates
[23:51] <gidna> When Does it create them?
[23:51] <person> Getting a black recording preview in Cheese despite using the Clone option in xorg.conf. What shall I do?
[23:51] <boss_mc> gidna: when you save a file I think, it backs up the old one
[23:51] <Raith1> hey can anyone answer a question for me?
[23:51] <Rabbitbunny> gidna: when you con't save for long enough, or you save. it can be turned off.
[23:51] <topramen_> boss_ms: well what's on my hard drive I want gone and no i did a full installation of kubuntu 9.04 and want to take it off and if i can just do a wipe clean of the hard drive of everything
[23:52] <topramen_> <<<
[23:52] <gidna> I don't have anymore those files...but with ls I can see them
[23:52] <cratel> on my macbook 1,1 jaunty suspend doesn't work. Suspend log shows FATAL: Module battery not found
[23:52] <topramen_> ^^^^
[23:52] <Raith1> I just got a Belkin G Wireless Router. How do I get it working in Ubuntu?
[23:52] <Rabbitbunny> Raith1: Plug it in. It shouldn't need any config.
[23:52] <boss_mc> gidna: they don't appear in nautilus cos they're backup/temp files
[23:53] <Raith1> I plug it in but it won't connect to the internet
[23:53] <Raith1> modem just flashes
[23:53] <gidna> Are the automatically removes by the system?
[23:53] <topramen_> boss_ms: well what's on my hard drive I want gone and no i did a full installation of kubuntu 9.04 and want to take it off and if i can just do a wipe clean of the hard drive of everything
[23:53] <cube> anybody know americas army?
[23:53] <Rabbitbunny> Raith1: can it find your modem? can you see it's http interface?
[23:53] <gidna> *they
[23:53] <vi390> is the OpenVZ routine included in linux-image-virtual
[23:53] <gidna> *them
[23:53] <Raith1> How do I tell if it can find my modem?
[23:53] <Raith1> I assume not since all the other lights are on, sept modem is flashing and internet is out
[23:53] <boss_mc> topramen_: to wipe the drive clean completely, boot into a liveCD
[23:54] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Raith1: Are you on the wired connection?
[23:54] <URUGUAYHOT> HOLA
[23:54] <URUGUAYHOT>  ALGUIEN habla español
[23:54] <Raith1> I had to plug back in to my ethernet card yeah
[23:54] <Rabbitbunny> Raith1: It'll have a light, WAN/Modem/Internet. You'll probably need to consult the http interface. Check the bottom of the unit for an IP, or use 192.168.1.1
[23:54] <boss_mc> !es | URUGUAYHOT
[23:54] <Raith1> the wireless is not plugged in at all right now
[23:54] <phoenix_andthor> OH MY GOD!!!! A CONVERSATION!!!!!
[23:55] <Raith1> Should I need to do a reset on my modem after plugging in the router or no?
[23:55] <marksman> does anyone have experience with running a PBX on ubuntu?  I want to setup a PBX with IVR.
[23:55] <Rabbitbunny> Raith1: No.
[23:55] <phoenix_andthor> After three dead rooms, finally, I am among people again
[23:55] <Raith1> Ok so how do I consult the http interface exactly?
[23:55] <mdg> phoenix_andthor: welcome!
[23:55] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Raith1: http://192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.0.1
[23:55] <boss_mc> !hi | phoenix_andthor
[23:56] <dalekleader> HELP, i am looking for someone to guide me to how I can setup my nfs server to use fixed ports for all the services?
[23:56] <Raith1> I just type that in a browser after connecting the router you mean?
[23:56] <Raith1> Or where?
[23:56] <Rabbitbunny> Raith1: In your browser, when connected to the router, the link CoJaBo-Aztec gave.
[23:56] <Raith1> ok thanks I'll try that
[23:56] <rsr> hello
[23:56] <phoenix_andthor> hey maksman, if your talking about a router and the like, it should be in the manual what you need to type into your browser
[23:57] <bastidrazor> !nfs | dalekleader
[23:57] <gidna> Can I remove them?
[23:57] <rsr> anyone get geovision working with ubuntu? is it even possible?
[23:57] <Rabbitbunny> gidna: Yes. at any time.
[23:57] <Rabbitbunny> gidna: You'll probably want gedit to stop making them, check it's preferences.
[23:58] <phoenix_andthor> for whoever cares, I'm connected to a 6 mbps access point in my house, but it's only wireless G
[23:58] <phoenix_andthor> hoping to upgrade to N soon
[23:58] <nekostar> ok to start off my hardware and software:
[23:58] <nekostar> os[Linux 2.6.28-13-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "jaunty" 9.04] cpu[4 x Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU    Q6600  @ 2.40GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 3.35GHz] mem[Physical: 3.4GB, 92.5% free] disk[Total: 463.0GB, 26.6% free] video[nVidia Corporation GeForce 8600 GT] sound[Audigy2 - Audigy 2 [SB0240]]
[23:58]  * CoJaBo-Aztec will probably wait for N final routers to come out..
[23:58]  * Rabbitbunny will
[23:59] <dalekleader> ubottu: thx, I got that part down, now I am trying to setup my rules in my internal firewall but some of the services are dynamic.  I found Red Hat insrtuctions but cannot seem to translate to ubuntu
[23:59] <nekostar> so the problem is i'm trying to use the nvidia proprietary drivers, and apparently the kernel modules from an old one are stuck in there and so i'm getting a mismatch error
[23:59] <nekostar> anyone know how to manually grab and remove all remaining bits to clean it out so i can correctly do this?
[23:59] <Rabbitbunny> nekostar: maybe modprobe
[23:59] <nekostar> Rabbitbunny, i need to remove some physical files man