[00:00] <erUSUL> !es | tuxoz
[00:00] <xim_> lol
[00:00] <MrHappy> loscher: i heard. and i gave you plenty of gratitude for your time even talking to me
[00:00] <elcaas> io hablo español
[00:00] <ascheel> skiwithpete: it's unknown, but you SHOULD be able to find the console that HAS the gparted session by following those instructions
[00:00] <MrHappy> loscher: lets leave it now eh?
[00:00] <ascheel> !es | elcaas
[00:00] <erUSUL> !pt | elcaas
[00:00] <losher> MrHappy: just wanted to make sure you understood your options is all....
[00:00] <ascheel> lol whoops.  Wasn't spanish
[00:01] <tuxoz> -.-? not spanish channel :(
[00:01] <erUSUL> tuxoz: join #ubuntu-es
[00:01] <skiwithpete> ascheel, sorry, am a noob, don't know what you mean...  what are you asking me to try to find?
[00:01] <elcaas> tuxoz
[00:01] <linuxguy2009> "tuxoz: -.-? not spanish channel" What gave it away? hehe
[00:01] <MrHappy> loscher: i did. i even wrote it down in my linux file! many thanks.  :)
[00:01] <elcaas> vamos al otro
[00:01] <tuxoz> como :D
[00:01] <losher> MrHappy: very good. Don't mind me. I'm a cranky old man....
[00:01] <tuxoz> osea q canales hay o cuales son los d spansih
[00:01] <elcaas> aver esperaaa
[00:02] <erUSUL> tuxoz: /join  #ubuntu-es
[00:02] <elcaas> esperame aki
[00:02] <elcaas>  sii
[00:02] <linuxguy2009> God bless the cranky old man!
[00:02] <tuxoz> ok
[00:02] <ascheel> skiwithpete: sounds like you moved to a different console by hitting Ctrl-Alt-F1.  Hit Ctrl-Alt-F2 through F12 until you find the console session that has your gparted running on it.
[00:02] <ascheel> skiwithpete: that will let you see exactly what's happening and if it's still working or not
[00:02] <tuxoz> hi
[00:02] <tuxoz> any play KO?
[00:02] <ascheel> !ot | tuxoz
[00:02] <skiwithpete> ascheel, I pressed CTRL ALT F1, then ran 'top'
[00:03] <Kangarooo> is there a equivelent programm to imgbin.org like pastebinit to pastebin.org?
[00:03] <skiwithpete> ascheel, that's where I see it running
[00:03] <skiwithpete> so if I press ctrl alt f2 what will happen and what am I looking for?
[00:03] <ascheel> skiwithpete: I know.  If you press Ctrl-Alt-F2, Ctrl-Alt-F3, etc, you will see that you can chance the current working session.  If gparted is running locally on that PC, you will find it still running and be able to interact with it.
[00:04] <Quincy> how can i find out at what locationo my souncdars is?
[00:05] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys gparted is a GTK app. Why would you see it in a terminal session? Am I wrong or missing something?
[00:05] <skiwithpete> ascheel, gnome GUI has crashed, that's why I went into ctrl alt f1.
[00:05] <skiwithpete> ctrl+alt+f7 brings up the crashed gnome.
[00:05] <elcaas> tuxuz
[00:05] <tuxoz> oz
[00:05] <tuxoz> dime?
[00:05] <tuxoz> ncontranst?
[00:05] <elcaas> de donde eres??
[00:05] <Pici> !es | elcaas tuxoz
[00:05] <[R]> linuxguy2009: see?
[00:06] <tuxoz> Peru
[00:06] <erUSUL> tuxoz: elcaas no podeis hablar español aqui. id a #ubuntu-es ya os dije como
[00:06] <elcaas> aaa ok
[00:06] <SHOOT3R> .com
[00:06] <tuxoz> need channel spanish , wait plz :D
[00:06] <linuxguy2009> Im an idiot and im just gonna shut up. hehe
[00:06] <Samuel> What's the Ubuntu package for the non-free driver manager tool called?
[00:06] <Quincy> how can i find out at what location my soundcard is?
[00:06] <erUSUL> elcaas: tuxoz escribid « /join #ubuntu-es » en el cleinte irc
[00:07] <MrHappy> loscher: how do i go about reporting the problem to the right people so that it might not be a continuing issue in further releases?  if i file a bug report on launchpad would that be appropriate?
[00:07] <rski> Quincy: look
[00:07] <erUSUL> Quincy: what do you mean by location ?
[00:07] <linuxguy2009> Samuel: Driver manager? What?
[00:07] <Samuel> linuxguy2009: The one which suggests people install proprietory drivers.
[00:07] <Quincy> erUSUL, like dev/shitinhere
[00:07] <[R]> Samuel: jockey
[00:07] <Samuel> Such as Nvidia driver.
[00:07] <erUSUL> Quincy: /dev/snd/*
[00:07] <adam1> what's the command to list my devices and such? (so i can find out what i'm running)
[00:07] <tuxoz> Thx erUSUL
[00:07] <Quincy> i need it to set up my shoutcast stuff
[00:07] <losher> MrHappy: I think so, I've never filed one myself....
[00:07] <tuxoz> bby all
[00:07] <Samuel> [R]: Thanks.
[00:07] <erUSUL> !language | Quincy
[00:07] <linuxguy2009> Samuel: You mean the one under System, administration, hardware drivers?
[00:08] <Samuel> linuxguy2009: Yes.
[00:08] <Kangarooo> losher, is there a equivelent programm to imgbin.org like pastebinit to pastebin.org?
[00:08] <linuxguy2009> Samuel: cool
[00:08] <Quincy> yea that erUSUL that /dev/snd/* and sorrry fot my language
[00:08] <MrHappy> loscher: ok, thanks. bye
[00:08] <losher> Kangarooo: I don't know of one. It wouldn't take much to write one...
[00:08] <erUSUL> Quincy: no problem
[00:08] <losher> MrHappy: see ya' round...
[00:08] <Samuel> linuxguy2009: It doesn't suggest an alternate wireless driver, though. :(
[00:08] <adam1> what's the command to list my devices and such? (so i can find out what i'm running)
[00:08] <iovis> hi everyone
[00:09] <Pici> adam1: sudo lshw
[00:09] <linuxguy2009> Samuel: Yeah well Ubuntu is what Ubuntu is. Your not gonna find a magic fix. Sorry man.
[00:09] <[R]> Samuel: what makes you think there is one?
[00:09] <linuxguy2009> Samuel: Most drivers are in the kernel.
[00:09] <Quincy> hmm erusul:  how do i find the exact location?:p i need to set it in a .lst fie
[00:09] <Quincy> file*
[00:09] <iovis> does any1 knows how can i run Java chats?
[00:10] <linuxguy2009> iovis: You mean java chat for a web site?
[00:10] <iovis> yup
[00:10] <Samuel> [R]: I'm just trying different things to try and fix my problem.
[00:10] <erUSUL> Quincy: ls -al /dev/snd/* ?
[00:10] <linuxguy2009> iovis: Not sure if this a great place to get help with that. But ive been wrong before.
[00:10] <Quincy> thx
[00:10] <Samuel> [R]: Because this problem is getting right on my tits.
[00:10] <bernardlychan> can splashy work on kde?
[00:10] <elcaas> tuxoz
[00:10] <elcaas> bye
[00:10] <iovis> i try swfdec-mozilla thing and likes but it wont work at all
[00:11] <Quincy> damnit erUSUL i got several locations now
[00:11] <Quincy> how do i know what one to use
[00:11] <bernardlychan> hey guys does splasy work on KDE?
[00:11] <Pici> iovis: Why would using flash fix a java problem?
[00:11] <Pici> !java | iovis
[00:11] <linuxguy2009> iovis: Yeah this really isnt a web developers room.
[00:11] <Samuel> bernardlychan: Splashy has nothing to do with KDE.
[00:11] <adam1> Pici: there was another one.. " grep | " <- something like that.
[00:11] <bernardlychan> is there an alterntive for kde Samuel?
[00:11] <Pici> adam1: grep is just for searching for strings, it has nothing to do with hardware
[00:12] <iovis> ok, ill try that, thnx
[00:12] <bernardlychan> when i want to install splashy, it says it must remove KDE
[00:12] <Samuel> bernardlychan: Splashy is boot up visuals.
[00:12] <Samuel> bernardlychan: That cant be right...
[00:12] <bernardlychan> synaptics says it must remove kubuntu-desktop
[00:12] <Pici> bernardlychan: usplash is what k/ubuntu uses, not splashy.
[00:12] <adam1> right, right... but i used before to list my hardware and such to find out my eth card, etc. <- pici
[00:13] <Pici> adam1: lspci?
[00:13] <Samuel> [R] linuxguy2009: Could upgrading from linux-image-generic from 2.6.28.13.17 to 2.6.28.14.18 fix the problem?
[00:14] <adam1> thanks, Pici.
[00:14] <[R]> Samuel: i have no idea what your "problem" is... but 2.6.28.13 to 2.6.28.14 isn't really gonna fix much
[00:14] <linuxguy2009> Samuel: Well if its indeed a driver issue, which I would assume it is, then you would need to look at the release info for that kernel and see if it introduces any new hardware support if any at all.
[00:15] <Vonoff> hi
[00:15] <Vonoff> anyone here using globalmenu?
[00:15] <Quincy> erusul this is what i got:
[00:15] <Quincy> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 7 2009-07-18 18:18 /dev/snd/controlC0
[00:15] <Quincy> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 6 2009-07-19 00:36 /dev/snd/pcmC0D0c
[00:15] <Quincy> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 5 2009-07-19 00:36 /dev/snd/pcmC0D0p
[00:15] <FloodBot3> Quincy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:15] <Quincy> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 4 2009-07-18 18:18 /dev/snd/pcmC0D1p
[00:15] <Quincy> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 3 2009-07-18 18:18 /dev/snd/pcmC0D2c
[00:15] <arleslie> Would installing ubuntu on an extended ext3 partition cause windows not to boot
[00:15] <linuxguy2009> Samuel: I dont have any knowledge of kernels and updating them.Never had to.
[00:15] <jetblast> hi guys, i cant get java to run on any of my browsers on 9.04
[00:15] <rski> arleslie: yes
[00:15] <rww> arleslie: shouldn't do, no. I have that setup and it works just fine.
[00:16] <linuxguy2009> Vonoff: I have global menu installed and have tried it. Its like the OSX menu.
[00:16] <erUSUL> Quincy: you have to tell us what you need the raw sound device for
[00:16] <arleslie> rski: Any idea how to fix that with out formating windows
[00:16] <linuxguy2009> Vonoff: Have a question about it?
[00:16] <Samuel> [R]: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1153238.html
[00:16] <losher> !grub
[00:16] <CHeCHoV> how init the samba service automatically before login screen ubuntu?
[00:16] <Quincy> erUSUL i am going to broadcast ta webradio
[00:16] <Vonoff> linuxguy2009, are you using the latest svn checkout?
[00:16] <jetblast> can anyone help me get java to work with my firefox?
[00:17] <[R]> Samuel: yeah... not a fan or having to read forum links
[00:17] <erUSUL> jetblast: install the sun-java6-plugin package
[00:17] <linuxguy2009> Vonoff: Im using 0.7.5
[00:17] <Vonoff> meh
[00:17] <Samuel> [R]: http://pastebin.com/m2592da29
[00:17] <[R]> Samuel: whats there?
[00:17] <Vonoff> linuxguy2009, i have issues compiling latest trunk. it complains about missing files
[00:17] <Samuel> [R]: dmesg log
[00:17] <uknown> is there a way to figure out is all he drivers for u hardware are installed correctly
[00:17] <CHeCHoV> how init the samba service automatically before login screen ubuntu?
[00:17] <uknown> the*
[00:17] <[R]> Samuel: whats the problem
[00:17] <jetblast> how do i get to root? i get permission denied
[00:18] <losher> CHeCHoV: is it a laptop?
[00:18] <[R]> uknown: is something not working?
[00:18] <Quincy> so erusul can ya help?
[00:18] <jetblast> its been happening alot
[00:18] <furius82> ubuntu italia?
[00:18] <linuxguy2009> Vonoff: Hmm I never build anything. Ive never had to. Im not much help with that topic.
[00:18] <defectiv> to create a directory than any user can see into and cd into, but cannot alter, don't you have to make its permissions be 1777?
[00:18] <[R]> jetblast: sudo
[00:18] <sebsebseb> !it |  furius82
[00:18] <erUSUL> Quincy: what software are you configuring ?
[00:18] <Quincy> erUSUL: Shoutcast DSP
[00:18] <Samuel> [R]: "My wireless in Jaunty will work incredibly fast for a while and then once it hits a certain amount of data transfered it just stops working altogether and I have to reboot to get it to work again. It still says I'm connected, it still shows networks, it just doesn't transfer an data. If i don't download anything big it will stay working indefinitely, but when the megabytes start flying it tanks... religiously."
[00:18] <[R]> defectiv: give it read and exec perms but not write perms
[00:18] <jetblast> omg i forgot sudo lol
[00:18] <Samuel> [R]: That's exactly my problem.
[00:18] <[R]> Samuel: weird... you should file a bug report
[00:19] <Samuel> [R]: A big report won't solve my problem tonight.
[00:19] <jetblast> [R]: what is the exact name of the package?
[00:19] <linuxguy2009> Samuel: Maybe manually limit the bandwidth and see if you can fix it that way?
[00:19] <netsurf3>  having problems with ubuntu 9.04, two different headsets same problem that the audio appears to not be resampled correctly. The headset supports a rate of 8000 but from what i can tell alsa sends as stereo 41000. -Dplug:bluetooth option causes it to sound like i am listening to a noisy 56k modem (makes things worse)
[00:19] <[R]> jetblast: what package?
[00:19] <jetblast> [R]: Java6
[00:19] <erUSUL> Quincy: maybe you need to pass the old OSS "/dev/dsp" device. try with that "/dev/dsp"
[00:19] <[R]> jetblast: how should i know
[00:19] <Pici> !java | jetblast
[00:19] <Samuel> linuxguy2009: I could limit the bandwidth... but then I can get my super fast downloading done.
[00:20] <Samuel> linuxguy2009: So it kind of defeats the object.
[00:20] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: Are you speaking of a bluetooth audio device?
[00:20] <netsurf3> yes
[00:20] <jetblast> looks like i already installed the java6 JRE package
[00:20] <norc_> Mhm, xorg reporting a segfault in the libc in Ubuntu 9.04 with no backports or testing packages seems kinda odd, eh?
[00:20] <netsurf3> linuxguy2009, they are generic HSP compatible bluetooth headsets
[00:21] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: 8,000 is very low audio quality. 44,100 is standard CD quality.In case you didnt know.
[00:21] <Quincy> radio@quincy-desktop:~/Bureaublad$ ls -al /dev/dsp
[00:21] <Quincy> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 14, 3 2009-07-18 18:18 /dev/dsp
[00:21] <Quincy> that one
[00:21] <Quincy> ?
[00:21] <erUSUL> Quincy: that one
[00:21] <Quincy> okay
[00:21] <Samuel> linuxguy2009: I might as well be off then if I can't get the problem solved. :(
[00:21] <Quincy> so now to create a lst file
[00:21] <Quincy> i need elp with that too
[00:21] <Quincy> can ya help me with that too?
[00:21] <erUSUL> norc_: bad ram ? memtest ?
[00:22] <defectiv> [R]: then how will that user create e.g. /var/www/my_rails_app?
[00:22] <netsurf3> linuxguy2009, yeah i knew roughly but like i said these are cheap HSP/voice bluetooth headsets
[00:22] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: If you have stuttering and/or noise, you may have to set it to use the native sample rate.
[00:22] <netsurf3> linuxguy2009, how can i do that exactly?
[00:22] <erUSUL> Quincy: never done that... not even know what that file is for... i'm sure there is some how to you can follow out there
[00:22] <[R]> defectiv: you just siad you dindt want them to "alter"
[00:22] <netsurf3> linuxguy2009, been looking for a way to force resampling to its native rate
[00:23] <Vorondil> Quick question: I updated this machine from 8.10 to 9.04 today, and my compose key is back to being a context menu.  I tried adding an Option "XkbOptions" "compose:menu" to my xorg.conf, but I still get a context menu.  `setxkbmap -option "compose:menu"`, on the other hand, works.  My xorg.conf is here: http://nopaste.com/p/aSWJZYlOD  Any direction would be appreciated.
[00:23] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: Try several of the standard sample rates such as 44100, 22050, 48000 etc.
[00:23] <defectiv> [R]: not alter the directory itself, right. but be able to put stuff INTO it.
[00:23] <defectiv> [R]: i believe it's 1777.
[00:23] <netsurf3> linuxguy2009, how do i force this?
[00:23] <[R]> defectiv: what does "alter" mean then?
[00:23] <defectiv> then the user can alter anything inside of that directory that he has permissions to alter, and even delete that stuff. but cannot delete the directory itself.
[00:23] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: I have a USB headset I use with gtkrecordmydesktop and I have to set it to its native 48000 and then the static and chopping disappear.
[00:23] <netsurf3> alsa appears to not do this by its self
[00:23] <defectiv> [R]: chmod rm etc.
[00:23] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: Not sure.
[00:24] <defectiv> you can alter what's INSIDE that directory, but not that directory.
[00:24] <uknown> is there a what to see if ur drivers are installed correctly
[00:24] <sixdraw> Hi all, I set up my s-video connection from my nvidia card to my tv's rca connection today. The only problem is I'm only getting black and white picture. I have a NVidia Geforce 6600. I've worked out that what I need to do is get composite output somehow but I can't find a setting for this. Anybody know how? Thanks
[00:24] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: Are you trying to record into an application or what exactly?
[00:24] <[R]> defectiv: only the owner can chmod a directory... and only someone with write perms to the owner directory can remove something in it
[00:25] <netsurf3> linuxguy2009, short term i'd just like to have a portable microphone and speaker for a netbook or something, long term: skype
[00:26] <MattPhilie> What do you recommend to use that i like iTunes but for Ubuntu..?
[00:26] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: Ok so I have never used bluetooth before, but if it makes the headset show up as a standard sound device, you should be able to simply go into the system, preferences, sound and select the bluetooth device as a recording source. and then simply use the volume mixer window to adjust levels and dynamic compression etc.
[00:26] <[R]> MattPhilie: i use rhythmbox
[00:26] <defectiv> [R]: if you set the directory's perms to anything that would allow a user to create files/directories with in it, then he'd also be able to rm chmod it.
[00:27] <linuxguy2009> MattPhilie: I have an ipod and I love gtkpod for transfering music, gpixpod for photos, easytag for tagging.
[00:27] <sixdraw> nobody know how to get composite tv out on nvidia cards?
[00:27] <Nielsen> sixdraw, you need a colorfix s-video plug...
[00:27] <[R]> defectiv: you've lost me... but whatever
[00:27] <defectiv> if /var/www is chown root.root, and you want to enable some user to create e.g. /var/www/his_rails_app, then you have to give "other" write permissions.
[00:27] <netsurf3> linuxguy2009, it does not always show up. i have virtually everything working with the headset just the huge intollerable audio sampling problem
[00:27] <sebsebseb> MattPhilie: gtkpod
[00:27] <netsurf3> the static is overwhelming
[00:27] <sebsebseb> !itunes |  MattPhilie
[00:28] <Nielsen> sixdraw, http://www.sandberg.it/product.aspx?id=503-65
[00:28] <linuxguy2009> netsurf3: Ok in whatever app your using it with will probably have the actuall sample rate selection.
[00:28] <sixdraw> Nielsen, thank you
[00:28] <Nielsen> i have one myself :)
[00:28] <Nielsen> sixdraw, you're welcome :)
[00:29] <fwaokda> I have the gnome desktop panel with expand off is there away to get the handles on both sides to go away? it kinda ruins the panel w/ transparency on
[00:29] <defectiv> [R]: Sticky bit. It was used to trigger process to "stick" in memory after it is finished, now this usage is obsolete. Currently its use is system dependant and it is mostly used to suppress deletion of the files that belong to other users in the folder where you have "write" access to.
[00:29] <[R]> defectiv: ok... and?
[00:29] <bernardlychan> is there a good alternative to splashy?
[00:29] <sixdraw> Nielsen, and your sure this is the only way? because I've managed to get colour out from my laptop to my lcd tv, but cant get it from my pc
[00:29] <Pici> !usplash | bernardlychan
[00:29] <dariva> anyone from Germany
[00:29] <Pici> !de | dariva
[00:30] <bernardlychan> usplash doesn't have as good themes though.
[00:30] <Nielsen> sixdraw: no, but im 95% sure thats the reason
[00:30] <dariva> !de
[00:30] <TSlackM> All of the sudden Pcm wount work over spdif, dolby and dts sure works fine, but no pcm sound?, anyone got any tips?
[00:30] <sixdraw> Nielsen, then again the laptop is an ati graphics card
[00:30] <sixdraw> Nielsen, okay thanks
[00:30] <Kangarooo> anyboy knows is there a equivelent programm to imgbin.org like pastebinit to pastebin.org?
[00:31] <linuxguy2009> Ok later people!
[00:31] <Nielsen> sixdraw, if you read the description on that page, and it applys to you. then yes, thats the reason
[00:31] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: I have a nautilus-script for imageshack; want it?
[00:32] <swoody> can anyone help me out? I had to shutdown GDM to install a video card driver, and now after rebooting, it still puts me in a CLI. I tried starting GDM again, and it started fine, but tty7 still just shows a flashing cursor?
[00:33] <salvadorfl> hello  does any one knows how to record my voice? i am using Ubuntu 9.04
[00:33] <[R]> swoody: um... what video driver did you install that requried that? because it was the wrong one if it required you to do that
[00:33] <swoody> [R]:  I downloaded the latest CUDA driver from the website
[00:34] <defectiv> [R]:  and nothing. i was just explaining.
[00:34] <Kangarooo> VCoolio, yes
[00:34] <swoody> [R]:  to install you have to shutdown xserver, and then install
[00:34] <[R]> defectiv: explaining what?
[00:34] <[R]> swoody: installing random drivers from random websites isn't a good idea if you want to get support
[00:35] <swoody> [R]:  it's not a random driver, and it's from Nvidia's website ?
[00:35] <[R]> swoody: and its not really supportede
[00:35] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221490/
[00:35] <swoody> [R]:  ok, thanks for the help
[00:36] <shorterror> ok so i am working on learning to program well i was looking into perl and was wondering what i should use to for coding in perl?
[00:36] <[R]> shorterror: a text editor
[00:36] <Nielsen> salvadorfl, the gnome-media-common package has a gnome-sound-recorder
[00:36] <shorterror> [R], ok what about useing activeperl also ?
[00:37] <salvadorfl> is anybody able to do voice recording on ubuntu jaunty?
[00:37] <shorterror> salvadorfl, i am able to
[00:37] <salvadorfl> sorry for my english
[00:37] <Nielsen> salvadorfl, yes, i use the gnome sound-recorder
[00:37] <[R]> shorterror: no clue what activeperl is
[00:38] <salvadorfl> i am gonna try
[00:38] <shorterror> [R],  ok ty.
[00:38] <bruenig> shorterror: vim
[00:38] <raviucf> I can see my Quickcam Messenger Communicate when I run "lsusb" but there is no /dev/video although there is /dev/audio from the camera. Any clues in how to get /dev/video to work? I have already modprobe quickcam_messenger
[00:38] <shorterror> bruenig, ok ty.
[00:38] <Kangarooo> VCoolio, how to name it? and how will it work?
[00:38] <pedestrianentran> lspci gives my graphics card as "Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)". How can i find what driver i should be using with ubuntu? Google earth is running very poorly
[00:39] <lonely> look at dmeg output
[00:39] <lonely> smesg
[00:39] <[R]> pedestrianentran: there really is only 1 driver... and you're already using it
[00:39] <lonely> dmesg
[00:39] <pedestrianentran> [R]: are there any settings i can tweak to improve the poor google earth performance?
[00:39] <[R]> pedestrianentran: i'm sure there are tons... you should check the wiki and the forums
[00:40] <pedestrianentran> [R]: ok which wiki?
[00:40] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: name whatever you like; copy to ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts and run "chmod +x /path/to/script" and it will show up in context menu in nautilus
[00:40] <bruenig> pedestrianentran: google earth is going to perform poorly because it is not native
[00:40] <[R]> pedestrianentran: the ubuntu website...
[00:40] <armada> !log
[00:41] <abyrne55> hey! A new channel has opened for ubuntu help and talk: #ubuntu-lovers. Try it out
[00:41] <pedestrianentran> bruenig: i got it going really well on another machine running ubuntu.... just by selecting a proprietry graphics driver
[00:41] <sebsebseb> abyrne55: you need to do ## if  it's not an offical channel
[00:42] <sebsebseb> abyrne55: also you shoudn't advertise it here
[00:42] <Kangarooo> VCoolio, so i then right click image and send to yes? or it will also have context enty "Take screenshot and upload and open link or copy link?"
[00:42] <Kangarooo> VCoolio, and is your script in nautilus script website?
[00:43] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: it's not my script and I probably took it from gnome-look.org
[00:43] <twig11> Would someone please take a look at these instructions http://dsandler.org/wp/archives/2007/06/27/ubuntu-dwl-g120 and tell me if I'm missing something that would cause my system to freeze when I reboot with the wireless card plugged in?
[00:43] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: in context menu select "scripts", it's in there like you named it
[00:45] <dhaval_> Yeah there isn't any volume leveling in Ubuntu
[00:45] <dhaval_> Not going to shout. Just going to download my songs...
[00:46] <dhaval_> But I have to ask, why isn't there volume leveling in an OS? I have the same problem in my cell phone.
[00:47] <dtchen> because that's not the purvey of the operating system [driver]
[00:47] <dtchen> some applications have volume ramping (see pulseaudio 0.9.15+)
[00:48] <dtchen> and there is replaygain for some audio files
[00:48] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/sendToImageshack?content=100952
[00:48] <Zencyde> What tool should I use to autoconfigure GRUB to boot Windows XP?
[00:49] <bucky> dhaval_: what kind of song files?
[00:50] <dhaval_> normal song files
[00:50] <bucky> dhaval_: MP3 ?
[00:50] <dhaval_> yeah mp3, m4a, mp4
[00:50] <dhaval_> etc, etc
[00:50] <bucky> dhaval_: why didn't you look into this and install mp3gain or some other some such program to fix this?
[00:50] <dhaval_> Now I know there's a difference between the formats, and the quality
[00:50] <dhaval_> mp3gain is for windows only right?
[00:51] <dhaval_> and I think i've tried it before, didn't work.
[00:51] <dhaval_> And something tells me I shouldn't do it agian.
[00:51] <bucky> dhaval_: mp3gain is in the repos
[00:51] <dhaval_> Alright, i'll try that.
[00:51] <dhaval_> The xstream thingi didn't work
[00:51] <bucky> dhaval_: just because you don't understand something doesn't mean it doesnt work
[00:51] <dhaval_> I was sure it did, but tried it for different songs and no.
[00:52] <bucky> dhaval_: are you going to be  in here crying about this for another 3 hours?
[00:52] <pedestrianentran> fyi google earth on ubuntu is running SWEET as soon as i turned off the atmosphere.................
[00:52] <dhaval_> Yes I know, but, given the fact that this problems exists in my phone AND Computer
[00:52] <adriana> Google Earth is very slow and is not rendering. I know i it has to run i my PC because when i had WinXp it did work.
[00:52] <dhaval_> I don't know, if you don't want me to cry I won't. But just keep giving me ideas ok?
[00:52] <Zencyde> No one can help me with my grub problem? :)
[00:52] <dhaval_> What problem?
[00:53] <k44d33> adriana: try updating your display drivers
[00:53] <bucky> dhaval_: what does your phone have to do with ubuntu
[00:53] <Zencyde> I'm not sure which tool to use to autoconfigure GRUB to support Windows XP. Or rather, to rewrite menu.list.
[00:53] <luca> adriana: maybe it is a 3d issue, have you got an ati or nvidia card?
[00:53] <Zencyde> Or was it boot.config?
[00:53] <adriana> I know i have VIA video card, and I have installed openchrome
[00:54] <dhaval_> Well, for one thing it also runs linux. 2: I have the same normalization problem with my phone's mp3 player
[00:54] <bucky> dhaval_: use google, look in the repos for audio file manipulation programs and use your brains
[00:54] <luca> Zencyde: it is /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:54] <dhaval_> I did use google, at from what I found one can conclude that there isn't any help for me.
[00:54] <Zencyde> luca: Should I edit it by hand or should I use a tool to do it?
[00:54] <bruenig> sebsebseb: giggle eh?
[00:54] <dhaval_> I'm going to look for mp3gain
[00:55] <dhaval_> brb
[00:55] <luca> Zencyde: before doing anything explain me what have you done so far
[00:56] <adriana> I dont have ATI nor nVidia
[00:56] <Zencyde> luca: I have Windows XP freshly installed on another drive. /dev/sdb/ I would like to be able to boot into it using GRUB so that I don't have to change my boot order to boot into Windows from time to time. What would be the recommended method for configuring GRUB?
[00:57] <bucky> dhaval_: again?  why didn't you apt-cache show mp3gain three hours ago when i told you
[00:57] <luca> ok Zencyde, the tool SHOULD be grub-update
[00:57] <Zencyde> Ah, thank you. Run as su?
[00:57] <bucky> dhaval_: also look at sox ..it's been around forever
[00:57] <luca> but I'll say that it does not work everytime
[00:58] <dhaval_> I was busy then and ok, i'll look for sox
[00:58] <dhaval_> But I just had another idea
[00:58] <dhaval_> Audacity!
[00:58] <k44d33> yay
[00:58] <bucky> dhaval_: all this is very faq and doc on the internet try google sound files+volume+linux
[00:58] <sebsebseb> bruenig: that channel, no silly
[00:58] <Zencyde> luca: grub-update doesn't seem to be a command. :o
[00:58] <dhaval_> Didn't find anything on google, YET but i'm looking
[00:59] <luca> so, Zencyde: to avoid any trouble i'll say you have a look in the menu.lst, after all you have only to add a stanza
[00:59] <Zencyde> Indeed. I'm just not in the mood for trial and error. Any idea what my entry should be? Should be on partition 0.
[01:01] <adriana> How can I see if my video card is workig properly with Google Earth?
[01:01] <luca> Zencyde: well, you know, since it's on device sdb and i'm assuming xp being on the 1st partition, you can add at the tail of /boot/grub/menu.lst the following
[01:01] <luca> title Windows XP
[01:01] <luca> root   (hd1,0)
[01:01] <luca> makeactive
[01:01] <luca> chainloader +1
[01:01] <FloodBot3> luca: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:01] <[R]> adriana: start it... if it works... then its working
[01:02] <luca> adriana: try glxgears first
[01:02] <adriana> I can see the three gears
[01:02] <Zencyde> luca: Thank you. :) I'll come back if there are any problems. If not, thanks!
[01:02] <luca> adriana: is it working "acceptably"?
[01:03] <luca> Zencyde: remember that every time a new kernel is added, grub is modified
[01:03] <Juano> hello, can someone give me some help?
[01:03] <adriana> But Google Earth is very slow and the planet if apears y no rendered properly
[01:03] <Zencyde> luca: Yeah. I feel like deleting those entries. :(
[01:04] <Zencyde> Bye, L(
[01:04] <Zencyde> :)
[01:04] <luca> Zencyde: just add again the xp entry if it disappears
[01:04] <durt> Juano, just ask
[01:04] <qkgus> does anyone know how to make a bg fixed in nautilus??
[01:04] <qkgus> background
[01:04] <Juano> thank you durt
[01:04] <luca> adriana: what fps are you getting in glxgears?
[01:04] <Juano> durt: I am installing an epson TX300f multifunctional
[01:05] <adriana> 799 in 5.0 seconds
[01:05] <luca> adriana: have you tried to disable compiz?
[01:05] <powergoal3> How do i change the default keymap settings in Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[01:05] <Juano> durt:I've already installed the printer and it worked fine
[01:05] <TheMasterofHatea> :)
[01:05] <dhaval_> Hey bucky, why do people hate SongBird?
[01:05] <Juano> durt: but I have some problems installing the scanner
[01:05] <[R]> powergoal3: system -> preferences -> keyboard
[01:06] <ctmjr> coz_: by chance do you write cairo-dock themes?
[01:06] <adriana> No, because I dont know what it is, or if it will affect other parts of Ubuntu
[01:06] <luca> adriana: that means, system->preference->appearance and none
[01:06] <coz_> ctmjr,  yes  I do
[01:06] <powergoal3> [R]: How do you do it from terminal?
[01:06] <fuzzybunny69y> Does anyone know anything I could do to fix my sound for some reason it keeps cutting out eventually. Like I will be listening to music in Rhythmbox or watching a video in Totem and it will play a couple songs or play a video and then when i skip a few songs or just let it keep playing eventually it just freezes the program and my sound stops working.
[01:06] <ctmjr> !cookie | coz_  only theme i use
[01:07] <coz_> ctmjr,  oh  which theme are you using?
[01:07] <ctmjr> coz_: rings
[01:07] <luca> adriana: no, ubuntu by default ships with "nice 3d effects" enabled, but some 3d apps like google earth eat much more horsepower so disabling those ubuntu desktop effects can give the app the power it needs
[01:07] <VCoolio> powergoal3: setxkbmap
[01:07] <coz_> ctmjr,  ah ok  cool :)
[01:08] <Kangarooo> fuzzybunny69y, that look like a bug. report to launchpad.
[01:08] <michealb22linux> hello
[01:08] <adriana> How do i disable Compz?
[01:08] <luca> adriana: that means, system->preference->appearance and none
[01:08] <coz_> adriana,   gnome or kde?
[01:08] <m3ga> problem : local machine running gnome, i can  start stuff from the menus, but if i start something from a terminal window i get 'No protocol specified, unable to open display ":0.0"'. wtf?
[01:08] <fuzzybunny69y> Kangarooo, I think it has been reported since there are a ton of staticy sound issues with Pulseaudio but I can't seem to figure out if it has been fixed or not
[01:08] <luca> adriana: that means, system->preference->appearance->visual effects and none
[01:08] <fwaokda> I have the gnome desktop panel with expand off is there away to get the handles on both sides to go away? it kinda ruins the panel w/ transparency on
[01:08] <powergoal3> VCoolio: is that a permanent change?
[01:08] <dhaval_> luca: I think she still wants desktop effects, just not too special ones.
[01:09] <adriana> I have lots of tabs, the last one is in minimun
[01:09] <luca> dhaval_: let's see if google earth runs better
[01:09] <VCoolio> powergoal3: not sure but I think no; don't sue me for it; read "man setxkbmap" to be sure
[01:09] <dhaval_> yeh...
[01:09] <luca> adriana, select the visual effect tab
[01:10] <adriana> It is set to No visual effects
[01:10] <hilaire> Sometimes you may need to reinstall Windows on your computer.
[01:10] <hilaire> If you have a dual boot windows / linux, the windows will reinstall the original MBR (from windows) and Grub will be uninstalled.
[01:10] <hilaire> This tutorial explains how to reinstall grub without reinstalling linux.
[01:10] <hilaire> To do this, you need to bring your live Linux installation CD (like Ubuntu).
[01:10] <FloodBot3> hilaire: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:10] <hilaire> Boot from the CD and choose the "Start or Install Ubuntu" option.
[01:10] <hilaire> Open a Terminal ( Applications >> Accessories >> Terminal ), and type:
[01:10] <Mion>  /buffer close
[01:10] <Mion> bha
[01:10]  * MenZa pets FloodBot3 
[01:11] <michealb22linux> Hello
[01:11] <luca> hmhm
[01:11] <coz_> ctmjr,   we also have the #cairo-dock channel in case you needed any support
[01:11] <luca> adriana: can you see what "glxinfo | grep direct" returns in terminal?
[01:11] <masterofhate> :)
[01:11] <ctmjr> coz_: oh ok thanks
[01:12] <coz_> ctmjr,  no problem  that saves  off topic conversations here :)
[01:12] <hilaire> system>preferences>keybord
[01:12] <adriana> i: Force an indirect rendering context.
[01:13] <qkgus> hey, does anyone know how to get a fixed background image in the nautilus file viewer, instead of repeated?
[01:13] <adriana> Sorry, it says -i: Force an indirect rendering context.
[01:13] <michealb22linux> can any tell me how to get flash 10 to work in opera?
[01:13] <luca> adriana: it should say "direct rendering: Yes"
[01:14] <dhaval_> Alright, this is too much. I think i'll call it a night. Thanks a lot bucky you've been a great help.
[01:14] <hereAndThere> hello all, sorry for the interruption, but is this where the gurus at ?
[01:14] <dhaval_> I hope I didn't make you pull all your hair off, i'll see you later
[01:14] <adriana> That means that I am screwed?
[01:14] <dhaval_> thanks again bucky
[01:14] <dhaval_> quit
[01:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Is there a channel for the UNR subdistro?
[01:15] <luca> adriana: in fact your glxgears has very low fps, on my intel laptop i have 1062.682 FPS
[01:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> luca: My glxgears is about 60
[01:15] <xcdfgkjhgcv> luca: Yet I can play really graphically intensive games.
[01:15] <coz_> xcdfgkjhgcv,  if you type   /join #nameof channel  to check
[01:16] <qkgus> hey, does anyone know how to get a fixed background image in the nautilus file viewer, instead of repeated?
[01:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> coz_: I've tried #ubuntu-unr
[01:16] <luca> xcdfgkjhgcv: on a via card?
[01:16] <coz_> mm
[01:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> luca: Nvidia
[01:16] <nsahoo> hi .. I think I am running out of video card memory. Every once after a while of opening a few large windows looks like the wm is restarting and resuming in the minimal animation mode
[01:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> luca: I have vsync turned on. :)
[01:16] <luca> funny that
[01:16] <luca> ahhhh
[01:16] <luca> :)
[01:16] <coz_> xcdfgkjhgcv,  might not exist then
[01:16] <nsahoo> is there a way I can check the amount of video card ram being used now?
[01:16] <xcdfgkjhgcv> luca: Without vsync, things look HORRIBLE on my LCD monitor.
[01:17] <hipitihop> what is considered the best sip based voip client for ubuntu
[01:17] <adriana> So, there is no way I can run GE?
[01:17] <nsahoo> There are not a lot of windows open, only 7
[01:17] <Pyrophelia> anybody here fluent with apache 2 config files?
[01:17] <luca> adriana: well, first you have to make sure the via driver is loaded
[01:17] <armada> how do I log on as root?
[01:17] <luca> adriana: after that, you can blame the driver
[01:17] <michealb22linux> any one know how to get flash 10. to work with the latest version of opera/
[01:18] <luca> Pyrophelia: yes I am
[01:18] <[R]> armada: you don't
[01:18] <adriana> HEhehe, how can I know if i have the proper diver loaded?
[01:18] <armada> hum so how do I edit a file? [R]?
[01:18] <Pyrophelia> luca, My objective is to configure apache so that every user on my machine has his or her own subdomain ie: user1.mydomain.com, user2.mydomain.com, user3.mydomain.com.  What is this called and what should I be reading to acomplish this?
[01:18] <[R]> armada: you can use sudo
[01:19] <Pyrophelia> luca, i've done it before, but it's been awhile since i've messed with apahce
[01:19] <armada> but I cant load the text processor form terminal :$
[01:19] <luca> Pyrophelia: you can have a thing like mydomain.com/~user1
[01:19] <[R]> Pyrophelia: you should read the apache documentation
[01:19] <[R]> armada: huh?
[01:19] <armada> whats th comand to edit a file?
[01:19] <thiebaude_> armada, i use gedit
[01:19] <luca> armada: nano
[01:20] <luca> or vim or vi
[01:20] <hereAndThere> i'm having a problem where my box just freezes and the caps lock and num lock falshes .. can anyone help
[01:20] <hereAndThere> ?
[01:20] <luca> from terminal i mean :)
[01:20] <coz_> armada,  or   sudo gedit nameand location of fule
[01:20] <Pyrophelia> luca, yes I know about ~user configs, but i'd prefer user1.mydomain.com user2.mydomain.com.  is this discouraged?
[01:20] <luca> Pyrophelia: no, it is not discouraged: but it is related to virtual servers
[01:20] <luca> let's say i have domain.com
[01:21] <luca> you can have apache serving different directories for each virtual server
[01:21] <Pyrophelia> ah
[01:21] <Pyrophelia> virtual servers
[01:21] <Pyrophelia> that's what it was called I couldn't remember
[01:21] <hereAndThere> am i on queue ? :P
[01:21] <luca> if i request luca.ubuntu.org and i have a virtual server that responds to that request instructred to take the files from /home/luca/.www
[01:22] <Pyrophelia> luca, yeap that was exactly what I am trying acomplish.  ty.  I'm off to apache docs now :P
[01:23] <luca> hereAndThere: sorry, what did u ask for before? :P
[01:23] <luca> ah
[01:24] <luca> no hereAndThere i can't help you unless pointing you to the /var/log directory and see if in those files you spot any errors
[01:24] <myself> hey does anyone know sudo apt-get package name for all the unicode fonts and stuff?
[01:24] <MenZa> ...which ones, specifcally, myself?
[01:24] <myself> i want all of them
[01:25] <MenZa> Er, try looking at apt-cache search unicode | grep -i font
[01:25] <MenZa> or Something similar
[01:25] <luca> unicode fonts?
[01:25] <coz_> myself,  or open synapitc  and hit search and type in unicode
[01:25] <myself> i typed unicode
[01:25] <myself> quite a bunch of packages popped up
[01:25] <luca> i bet you mean locale support
[01:26] <luca> aka utf-8
[01:26] <myself> i want all the cool unicode fonts so i can see al lof them
[01:26] <armada> well... I wan to edit /etc/x11/xorg.conf what doi I have to write in the terminal?
[01:26] <luca> myself: like those in dafont.com ?
[01:26] <myself> well
[01:26] <myself> you know when people make funny faces
[01:26] <myself> like here
[01:26] <FrankQC> armada: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:26] <DasEi> hereAndThere: that's a kernel panic, I thik, check your /var/log/syslog
[01:26] <izzy> Why does ubuntu say I have to update apt and then return a 404?
[01:26] <luca> «» þø→↓← like these?
[01:27] <FrankQC> armada: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   ;;   it depends which editor you use
[01:27] <myself> http://twitter.com/unifaces
[01:27] <himitsu> l
[01:27] <myself> yeah luca
[01:27] <myself> i cant see all of the faces on the page i linked
[01:27] <myself> but i can see most of them
[01:27] <myself> but i want more :)
[01:27] <lwells> I just created a shell program and did a chmod +x on it, but when I try to run it, tells me "permission denied", why is that?
[01:27] <himitsu> where do I put wicd on startup Ubuntu
[01:27] <luca> myself: well on an italian keyboard i hold down "alt gr" key and press some other random key
[01:27] <myself> luca its just that i can't see all those fonts
[01:28] <myself> they're not installed
[01:28] <myself> i want to install them
[01:28] <luca> ok, lemme look the page first
[01:28] <qkgus> hey, does anyone know how to get a fixed background image in the nautilus file viewer, instead of repeated?
[01:28] <FrankQC> lwells: I would save it as 'something.sh'  then do  'sudo chmod a+x something.sh', then to run it,  'sudo sh something.sh' or 'sudo ./something.sh' or './something.sh' under root
[01:29] <armada> FrankQC
[01:29] <armada> it sau~ys not found :(
[01:29] <luca> myself: ok, i can't see all of them too
[01:29] <myself> well luca
[01:29] <myself> where do i get the fonts to see all of them
[01:29] <myself> do you know
[01:29] <luca> i guess you need the microsoft fonts
[01:29] <luca> or, that's a wild guess, some locales
[01:30] <myself> NO
[01:30] <myself> I DONT WANT MICROSOFT
[01:30] <pedestrianentran> what is some good screen capture software for making videos of google earth on ubuntu?
[01:30] <luca> myself: those are just times new roman, arial, windings and such
[01:30] <myself> hmm
[01:30] <myself> i think i got most wingdings
[01:30] <DasEi> !fonts | myself
[01:30] <luca> and you can install them with the msttcorefonts package
[01:30] <myself> how do u know those are the ones i cant see
[01:31] <luca> myself: because i bet windows users can see them :>
[01:31] <myself> how do you know
[01:31] <doseryder> does anyone know if dmraid comes with the Jaunty jackalope livecd?
[01:31] <luca> cause if windows users couldnt see them then they would be used by no one
[01:31] <myself> no
[01:31] <myself> luca
[01:31] <myself> i had windows xp and i could barely see any unicode fonts
[01:32] <luca> mmm another idea
[01:32] <myself> but w/e i guess w/ vista u can see more? but still there are a bunch u cant see on windows even w/ vista
[01:32] <johnnymac> hello, what is the difference between /bin and /sbin
[01:32] <luca> to me it's a charset-related thing
[01:32] <linux> i see
[01:32] <linux> hmm
[01:32] <luca> cause if ur default charset is latin1
[01:33] <linux> how long does it take for a username to expire on this network?
[01:33] <luca> you don't see arabic chars and such
[01:33] <DasEi> johnnymac: /bin contains most usercommands,  /sbin most user libs
[01:34] <luca> while if i use utf8 i apepar to be able to see korean nicks on amsn
[01:34] <DasEi> johnnymac:  /sbin less important binaries ; upper info incorrrect
[01:35] <myself> its okay
[01:35] <myself> how do i enable all of them luca
[01:35] <myself> where do i go
[01:35] <johnnymac> DasEi: so /bin are the important binaries but is /sbin not system binaries so therefore more important?
[01:36] <luca> heh it is not so straightforward i think, myself: i don't know if ubuntu has some tools for it
[01:36] <luca> anyway you should have the locales in /etc/locale
[01:36] <Guest47500> i have a weird problem. I'm sending data to a servo controller through /dev/ttyUSB0, the data is getting there but the servos won't respond. However if i keep the ttyUSB0 file open and then segfault the program suddenly the servos will respond
[01:36] <Guest47500> any idea what would cause that? :s
[01:36] <DasEi> johnnymac:  /sbin I found less essential binaries in, like additional programms, wile /sbin contains the core-cmd's
[01:37] <bernardlychan> hi does anyone know a linux alternative for teamviewer? i've tried it with wine, but is very slow.
[01:37] <nsahoo> in Software Sources/Updates tab I have checked both pre-released and unsupported checkboxes. Is it too risky?
[01:37] <rski> nsahoo: you decide
[01:37] <luca> Guest47500: it means maybe that you should flush the data
[01:37] <luca> maybe they aren't written to the usb bus until you force the program to do something
[01:37] <bernardlychan> does anyone know a linux alternative for teamviewer? i've tried it with wine, but is very slow.
[01:38] <xim_> is it possible to modify nautilis so that when it preview the icons of images it shows them at 800% instead of just 400%?
[01:38] <Guest47500> luca: ok thanks! ill give it a go
[01:38] <bernardlychan> does anyone know a linux alternative for teamviewer? i've tried it with wine, but is very slow.
[01:39] <luca> bernardlychan: what exactly is teamviewer?
[01:39] <rski> bernardlychan: asking again will probably get you in truble
[01:39] <bernardlychan> vnc over internet
[01:39] <rski> bernardlychan: then install realvnc or tightvnc as a replacement
[01:39] <jlaroche> hello everyone. I am running winxp and ubuntu in a dualboot environment. My xp installation got severely disrupted by a virus and I had to reinstall windows. Unfortunately my grub boot loader does not come up anymore (windows starts up when I turn on the laptop). Could anyone help me get it back?
[01:39] <twig11> twig11: Would someone please take a look at these instructions http://dsandler.org/wp/archives/2007/06/27/ubuntu-dwl-g120 and tell me if I'm missing something that would cause my system to freeze when I reboot with the wireless card plugged in?
[01:39] <luca> ah, vnc!
[01:39] <edbian> bernardlychan: Yes!  It's called SSH with X forwarding.
[01:39] <thiebaude_> !grub
[01:39] <bernardlychan> yes, but i'm not too sure how to do ssh with x forwarding
[01:39] <rski> jlaroche: windows removed grub
[01:39] <rski> ^
[01:40] <DasEi> !grub | jlaroche
[01:40] <edbian> bernardlychan: Do you have ssh set up?
[01:40] <bernardlychan> edbian: no
[01:40] <bernardlychan> how?
[01:40] <wahnfrieden_> hi
[01:40] <edbian> bernardlychan: Simplay install the openssh-server package on the computer you'd like to remote into.  Do you know how to do that?
[01:41] <jlaroche> rski - i know that
[01:41] <wahnfrieden_> is there an official firefox 3.5 release yet for jaunty?
[01:41] <jlaroche> thanks for the URLs guys
[01:41] <jlaroche> I'll check them out
[01:41] <thiebaude_> np
[01:41] <edbian> !ff3.5
[01:41] <robi2> hi guys
[01:41] <rski> hi guise
[01:41] <robi2> do anybody have experience with midi devices?
[01:42] <adriana> luca, I have installed openchorme via Sinaptic
[01:42] <luca> adriana: openchrome is the browser if i'm not mistaken
[01:43] <robi2> hehe.. plenty of people, hey?
[01:43] <luca> adriana: what link does it bear to google earth? :/
[01:43] <luca> ok, it is a google app, but openchrome is not 3d
[01:44] <luca> aha adriana can you do "lsmod | grep via" ?
[01:45] <robi2> guys.. I need some help, please.. any kind soul here? :)
[01:45] <johnnymac> does anyone have any tips for getting better on the command line?
[01:45] <adriana> its done, what should i do next?
[01:45] <edbian> luca: chrome is a browser by google.  openchrome is a series of integrated video chips from via
[01:45] <edbian> johnnymac: Practice practice practice!
[01:45] <jdu> johnnymac, linuxcommand.org
[01:45] <edbian> johnnymac: Are you familiar with the man pages?
[01:46] <DasEi> johnnymac: in which matter ?
[01:46] <johnnymac> yes man pages i know about
[01:46] <adriana> via                    49152  2
[01:46] <adriana> drm                    96296  3 via
[01:46] <adriana> snd_via82xx_modem      19336  5
[01:46] <adriana> snd_via82xx            32152  3
[01:46] <adriana> gameport               19340  1 snd_via82xx
[01:46] <adriana> snd_ac97_codec        112292  2 snd_via82xx_modem,snd_via82xx
[01:46] <FloodBot3> adriana: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:47] <luca> edbian: ok, i don't know anything about via
[01:47] <johnnymac> just doing stuff generally like working with config files
[01:47] <edbian> johnnymac: I find it good practice to stop when I do repetative things and ask: how could I do this in the command line?  And simply force myself to use it instead
[01:47] <jdu> johnnymac, at any rate, if you are pretty new to bash, linuxcommand.org provides a pretty good jumping off point.
[01:47] <johnnymac> but really understanding how linux works
[01:47] <adriana> Sorry
[01:48] <DasEi> johnnymac: for shorting cmds /etc/bash.bashrc is good doing aliases/functions, if you want a nighttrain, try emacs XD
[01:48] <jdu> vim!
[01:48] <bove> how do I set up sendmail in Ubuntu 8.10?
[01:48] <nsahoo> why does the firefox 3.5 installation calls itself shiretoko? can't I get the official firefox 3.5 version?
[01:48] <johnnymac> DasEi: ok thanks
[01:49] <luca> adriana: really I have no clue about it, but i'll google a little
[01:49] <robi2> I need to connect a midi keyboard to my ubuntu pc through an external usb device.. and I can't make it work..
[01:49] <wahnfrieden_> is there an easy way to add window tiling to gnome? or should I get some other WM
[01:49] <hipitihop> does anyone know how to resolve this 'Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64'
[01:49] <wahnfrieden_> I have a widescreen so I always like to have things side by side
[01:49] <adriana> luca, thank you very much!
[01:49] <DasEi> robi2: manufacturer ? hardwareinfo ?
[01:50] <luca> http://www.petitiononline.com/vialinux/petition.html
[01:50] <luca> adriana: i think the drivers suck then :P
[01:50] <jdu> wahnfrieden_, you can choose a different wm that is compatible with gnome. ie  you just have to switch out metacity for something tiling.
[01:50] <luca> adriana: the "via" module should be the graphic driver
[01:50] <luca> so you're actually using it
[01:50] <wahnfrieden_> oh
[01:50] <robi2> Dasei: the midi interface is 'Prodipe 4i4o'
[01:50] <wahnfrieden_> can you recommend something?
[01:50] <happy> hi can some1 tell me how to install .exe files on Ubuntu?
[01:50] <hipitihop> robi2: have you tried Jack ?
[01:51] <wahnfrieden_> happy, .exe are windows files. Try WINE, or virtualbox
[01:51] <adriana> Hehe, Know I can blame the driver!
[01:51] <hilaire> not easy to say. visite ubuntu.com
[01:51] <luca> happy: that's not really how things work....
[01:51] <robi2> hipitihop: yes.. it doesn't see it..
[01:51] <johnnymac> How does 'init' start?
[01:51] <r3l1c> ubuntu 9.01 I checked "Remember Programs at log out" under startup programs. Then I unchecked it because I didn't like it. the programs are still coming up and its driving me CRAZY!!!!! can anyone help?
[01:51] <DasEi> robi2: sounds exotic, no brand/ info-sticker on it ?
[01:51] <thiebaude> since i have firefox 3.5 can i get rid of firefox 3?
[01:51] <jdu> wahnfrieden,  well, with a few patches, dwm behaves nicely with gnome, but I would look into wmii, xmonad, etc and see what they say about gnome support.
[01:51] <johnnymac> what triggers 'init'?
[01:51] <hipitihop> robi2: sorry that is all I needed and all I know
[01:51] <th0r> johnnymac: you might want to check out tldp.org...they have some really good books covering such details
[01:52] <robi2> dasei: the brand is Prodipe. The model is 4i4o
[01:52] <wahnfrieden_> I tried  xmonad but it seems to need lots of hand configuration to work, only seems targeted at 'power users'/tweakers so far
[01:52] <jdu> johnnymac,     bios -> boot loader -> initramfs -> kernel -> init             iirc
[01:52] <th0r> johnnymac: also check some of the tutorials on the web about linux runlevels
[01:53] <r3l1c> windows and windows start when I log in...
[01:53] <r3l1c> help please
[01:54] <luca> r3l1c: those were the windows you left open when logging out
[01:54] <Hilikus> hey guys
[01:54] <Hilikus> i got this in my logwatch today
[01:54] <r3l1c> no I closed them, they are the windows that were there last time I logged on...
[01:54] <Hilikus> A total of 1 possible successful probes were detected
[01:54] <Hilikus> anyone knows what that means?
[01:54] <r3l1c> I closed all the windows and logged out and they still come up anyway
[01:54] <Hilikus> (the following URLs
[01:54] <Hilikus> contain strings that match one or more of a listing of strings that
[01:54] <Hilikus> indicate a possible exploit):
[01:55] <Hilikus> sorry
[01:55] <johnnymac> i see. is the /bin and /sbin part of the kernel? is root part of the kernel?
[01:55] <jdu> r3l1c, is this in gnome, xfce, what?
[01:55] <r3l1c> gnome
[01:55] <robi2> dasei: if you want to see the device on the web: http://www.prodipe.com/index.php?ml=16&cat=3&lang=9&pidpress=192
[01:55] <bastidrazor> r3l1c, system>preferences>startup applications.. you can uncheck the applications that are startings.
[01:55] <r3l1c> did it'
[01:56] <r3l1c> and they still come up
[01:56] <DasEi> robi2: google brought to me, but saying win/mac, frst thought on that would be try ubuntu-studio
[01:56] <jdu> r3l1c, check to see if the programs are in ~/config/autostart
[01:56] <r3l1c> checking, thanks
[01:57] <robi2> dasei: :( ubuntustudio freezes on my pc..
[01:57] <hipitihop> does anyone know if it is possible to connect a softphone like twinkle to an ATA ? so that it uses the ATA's codecs etc ?
[01:57] <jdu> johnnymac, no.   and / is the logical beginning of the filesystem
[01:57] <robi2> there must be something buggy with the realtime kernel.. I'm not alone with that problem..
[01:58] <jdu> johnnymac, /bin, /sbin are where many basic binaries are stored.  /usr/bin  contains binaries more likely to be used by the user
[01:58] <johnnymac> So the filesystem is not part of the kernel?
[01:58] <jdu> johnnymac, correct
[01:58] <gogeta> johnnymac: lol no
[01:59] <r3l1c> jdu:  no not in there, these are nautilus windows that are popping up
[01:59] <jdu> r3l1c, hmm.  have you modified things in any way: start up scripts, .xinitrc  .xsession etc.
[01:59] <r3l1c> jdu:  its under session-state
[01:59] <r3l1c> thanks
[02:00] <jdu> r3l1c, good.
[02:00] <r3l1c> I love learning new things
[02:00] <r3l1c> :)
[02:00] <Kangarooo> r3l1c, all is ok now? so where did you removed them? i have the same problem.. i unchecked to remember but it remembered last remebering.
[02:01] <jdu> r3l1c, at least the problem is better than having parts of the desktop not start (like the toolbars) because of session management :)
[02:01] <r3l1c> Kangarooo:  ~/.config/session-state
[02:01] <DasEi> robi2: far away from doing music-mastering, I tried it (studio) once on low spec-box, and it did well, though google can't find any linux-related to tat mixer, so guess not;; you'd have to find out which usb-chip is in there, if a modul exists and then still need a soft for it ; did you try the win soft >> wine ?
[02:01] <mfillpot> Can someone help to to setup ubuntu 9.04 to boot through another OSs occurance of grub?
[02:02] <r3l1c> jdu:  yeah true, that would be worse, and happens if you remove ubuntu-desktop
[02:02] <jdu> r3l1c, nothing happens if you remove ubuntu-desktop except it is not suggested if you want to upgrade
[02:02] <r3l1c> jdu:  I have never had that be the case
[02:02] <rufuscure> whats the best way to secure my computer, a firewall?
[02:02] <hilaire> how can I setup 3d EFFECTS in xfce ?
[02:02] <rufuscure> and does ubuntu come with one
[02:03] <r3l1c> I can never get to a desktop, I have always had to reinstall the package from bash
[02:03] <gogeta> rufuscure: yes ubuntu has one by defult no ports are open
[02:03] <rufuscure> so as long as i keep all my ports closed then i should be fine?
[02:03] <Kangarooo> r3l1c, you deleted it all? and in gui its not possible to edit?
[02:03] <mfillpot> rufuscure: Ubuntu and all Linux distros come with the iptables firewall, you can find a GUI application to configure it
[02:03] <gogeta> rufuscure: linux in nature it pretty secure
[02:04] <r3l1c> Kangarooo:  i backed up then deleted, didn't want to edit but that is a fair question
[02:04] <mfillpot> Can anyone help me with a grub configuration?
[02:04] <rufuscure> Ok, is it possible to use ubuntu to secure my windows PC?
[02:04] <Kangarooo> yes r3l1c thats good backuping saves if something bad hapens but for usual user what to do? gui?
[02:05] <Kangarooo> gui would be safer..
[02:05] <jdu> rufuscure, you mean as a firewall to your windows PC?
[02:05] <mfillpot> rufuscure: you can turn ubuntu into a proxy to span, cache and block traffic going to your windows systems.
[02:05] <mfillpot> s/span/scan/
[02:05] <rufuscure> JdU - I guess so? Mfillpot - Yeah like what you just said
[02:05] <_Space_Case_> rufuscure: firestarter is a gui for iptables
[02:06] <r3l1c> Kangarooo:  I am looking at one of the .Desktop files, the insides are pretty cool, you can change which desktop window they open in
[02:06] <jlaroche> THANKS GUYS! I fixed my dualboot situation! Have a great saturday night everyone!
[02:06] <oDesk> hello, i want to get my builtin modem "Agere systems" to work into Jaunty 9.04 ?? any working method
[02:06] <robi2> dasei: if I type 'cat /dev/sndstat' it shows the usb midi interface as: 'Midi devices: 2: USB Midi 4i4o'
[02:06] <rufuscure> apt-get install iptables ?
[02:06] <mfillpot> rufuscure: lookup a program called squid and read up on the configurations, you will find it very useful
[02:07] <robi2> but lsmod doesn't show it.. I suppose that means it doesn't load any module for it..
[02:07] <rufuscure> okay, thanks
[02:07] <mfillpot> rufuscure: iptables is installed in the kernel by default
[02:07] <VCoolio> I did "alien package.tar.gz" then installed the deb and now "command not found" while everything is in /usr/bin etc, if I do "locate" it is there, but executing fails ??
[02:07] <r3l1c> Kangarooo:  you can set height and width...
[02:07] <gogeta> !dialup | oDesk
[02:08] <happy> is there any1 that can help me with getting keygen?
[02:08] <Kangarooo> r3l1c, what? about what your talking? about gui type startup editing? where is it located?
[02:08] <oDesk> !modem
[02:08] <gogeta> oDesk: same link
[02:09] <oDesk> gogeta: yes
[02:09] <r3l1c> Kangarooo:  ~/.config/session-state/*.Desktop  "Remember after I log off" creates these .Desktop files they can be altered
[02:09] <Guest47500> luca: still can't get it to work :(
[02:10] <Guest47500> the light on the controller is blinking whenever i run the program
[02:10] <Guest47500> but im not sure how to flush
[02:10] <_Space_Case_> rufuscure: sudo apt-get install firestarter
[02:10] <nsahoo> are there any dualmonitor wallpaper for ubuntu?
[02:10] <johnliu> "子进程·post-installation script·返回了错误号·1"
[02:10] <johnliu> why?
[02:10] <r3l1c> Kangarooo:  These are configuration files for the Desktop
[02:11] <Kangarooo> r3l1c, ah cool yes :) thats advanced but is also somewhere a place to change with check/uncheck or delete last remembered state? or mange them?
[02:11] <r3l1c> yeah if they keep coming up
[02:11] <johnliu> "子进程·post-installation script·返回了错误号·1"
[02:11] <johnliu>  why?
[02:11] <bjorkintosh> does silverlight work on ubuntu?
[02:11] <r3l1c> you can find them and delete them
[02:11] <r3l1c> or alter them
[02:12] <Blizzerand> blackbeard : You could  use gnome-do . Its similar to silverlight
[02:12] <johnliu> who can help me ?
[02:12] <Blizzerand> bjorkintosh :You could use gnome-do . Its similar to silverlight
[02:12] <luca> johnliu: i don't understand your language.
[02:13] <mfillpot> will anyone try to help me with the grub configuration to boot ubuntu?
[02:13] <DasEi> mfillpot: k
[02:13] <bjorkintosh> Blizzerand, gnome-do?
[02:13] <DasEi> mfillpot: you got two hd's ..
[02:13] <Blizzerand> bjorkintosh : Well try this link http://do.davebsd.com/wiki/Main_Page
[02:13] <bjorkintosh> will it play the feynman lectures on microsoft's site?
[02:13] <bjorkintosh> ... i tried installing moonlight to no avail.
[02:14] <DasEi> mfillpot:one is grub on , on the other is also linux, and you want to put it in the menu, nor ?
[02:14] <johnliu> when i update or add a program,there is some error like this: "子进程·post-installation script·返回了错误号·1"
[02:14] <bjorkintosh> the install was succesful, but it played nothing on the page.
[02:14] <nsahoo> no dual monitor wallpapers?
[02:14] <mfillpot> DasEi: I have grub pre-installed and configured to boot Slackware, I installed ubuntu without installing the bootload and modified the menu.lst file to point to the vmlinux and initrd.img files, am I missing something?
[02:14] <nsahoo> for buntu
[02:14] <Blizzerand> bjorkintosh : You mean that *silverlight* which I am not sure about . <sorry can't help you>
[02:14] <bucky> bjorkintosh: did you install moonlight-plugin-mozilla
[02:14] <bjorkintosh> everything, bucky.
[02:15] <bjorkintosh> and also mono.
[02:15] <VCoolio> bjorkintosh: it will only support silverlight 1.0
[02:15] <bjorkintosh> oh. :(
[02:15] <mfillpot> DasEi: my menu.lst entry is pastebinned  http://pastebin.ca/31
[02:15] <Kangarooo> VCoolio, wow its very great. also other file managers should have it. maybe it can be modified to use not only in file managers but also in Obmenu?
[02:15] <bucky> bjorkintosh: dpkg -l moonlight-plugin-mozilla  what does it say
[02:15] <mfillpot> DasEi: sorry wrong link ... http://pastebin.ca/1499632
[02:15] <DasEi> mfillpot: crystal ball.. you need to give the right identifiers in menu, ah paste;   and give root in menu.lst being /boot  of ubuntu
[02:16] <VCoolio> Kangarooo: it works with anything that has customizable actions; you can run the script from commandline also with a file (although it will pop up the window, it's not cli-only)
[02:16] <DasEi> mfillpot: furtheron /boot ~ buntu needs bootflag on
[02:16] <bjorkintosh> bucky, it says 1.01
[02:16] <sfire> how in the heck do I play a encrypted DVD... I have tried everything I can find on the net
[02:16] <haagar> there is a *preview* of moonlight 2 which supports silverlight 2 at http://go-mono.com/moonlight-preview/
[02:17] <sfire> added sources.. all kinds of stuff
[02:17] <sfire> using 9.10
[02:17] <sebsebseb> sfire: libdvdcss2
[02:17] <sebsebseb> !medibuntu
[02:17] <mfillpot> DasEi: I am thinking that ubuntu is using identifiers that I do not use for slack, the boot partition is set to bottable and is working perfectly for my Slackware installations
[02:17] <sebsebseb> !9.10 |  sfire
[02:17] <mfillpot> DasEi: Am I missing something from my grub entry to boot ubuntu?
[02:17] <DasEi> mfillpot: didn't you speak of two hds ?
[02:18] <bucky> bjorkintosh: try these test pages http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/MoonlightStatus.aspx
[02:18] <bjorkintosh>  okay. have you tried it, haagar ?
[02:18] <mfillpot> DasEi: I have two Hds, but only one is holding data.  I installed Ubuntu on another partition on my primary HD alongside the Slack partitions
[02:18] <haagar> bjorkintosh, nope
[02:18] <hereAndThere> how do you know the model of the gfx card ?
[02:18] <DasEi> mfillpot: I can paste you a menu.lst, one second, but on the first look, the identifiers aren't right ((hd0,0) is mbr of first hd))
[02:19] <ILMAN9> Hello i would like to know which C Compiler should i use (i want it comfotable with GUI)..
[02:19] <bucky> gcc ?
[02:19] <mfillpot> the first HD has the bootloader, the boot partition and all Os installations
[02:19] <edbian> ILMAN9: The gnu C compiler gcc.  Is there any other option?
[02:19] <DasEi> mfillpot: can you paste a su(do) fdisk -l ?
[02:20] <ChoK> icc
[02:20] <ChoK> but no gui
[02:20] <ILMAN9> well something like Dev or Visual Studio..
[02:20] <bjorkintosh> bucky it works there.
[02:20] <ChoK> emacs can provide a gui though
[02:20] <hereAndThere> i have an nvidia
[02:20] <hereAndThere> i need to know what model it is :S
[02:20] <centinul> Has anyone successfully gotten the VT6656 USB WiFi working on Jaunty?
[02:20] <hereAndThere> any help ?
[02:20] <bucky> bjorkintosh: you're having a versioning problem between 1.0 and 2.0
[02:20] <mfillpot> DasEi: http://pastebin.ca/S:1499636
[02:20] <eric__> Hey do you guys know the best languge for hackuing?
[02:20] <eric__> hacking
[02:20] <FrankQC> hereAndThere: try installing lshw-gtk
[02:21] <ChoK> try ASM
[02:21] <FrankQC> hereAndThere: and check your video card model
[02:21] <ILMAN9> its depends..
[02:21] <bjorkintosh> bucky, is there anything to be done about it?
[02:21] <Bookman> How to get a webcam working in ubuntu 9.04?  What program works?
[02:21] <mfillpot> DasEi: my pastebin widget is acting up .. http://pastebin.ca/1499637
[02:21] <bucky> ILMAN9: eclipse
[02:21] <ILMAN9> 10x
[02:21] <ILMAN9> i will check it out
[02:21] <eric__> aw bookman i have the same problem
[02:21] <bucky> bjorkintosh: someone just gave you the site for 2.0
[02:21] <FrankQC> ILMAN9: What do you need? Is it a syntax highlighting ''notepad''?
[02:21] <DasEi> mfillpot: slow down a little, I'm human ;-)
[02:21] <VCoolio> hereAndThere: try this: lspci | grep -i vga
[02:21] <sabily_> #linuxac
[02:21] <bjorkintosh> i'll have to try it later.
[02:21] <bjorkintosh> party time.
[02:22] <bucky> bjorkintosh: there isn't a 2.0 version in the repos
[02:22] <ILMAN9> well yes
[02:22] <hereAndThere> Thank you VCoolio
[02:22] <hereAndThere> :D
[02:22] <Bookman> eric__: if you find a solution, let me know.
[02:22] <ILMAN9> FrankQC , do u have any ?
[02:22] <FrankQC> ILMAN9: I just use 'gedit'
[02:22] <FrankQC> ILMAN9: You can have tens of programming language syntax highlighting in it
[02:22] <ILMAN9> well i am a newbe with linux , can u help me..
[02:22] <ILMAN9> ?
[02:23] <FrankQC> ILMAN9: Perl, C, C++, C#, PHP, PHP, Java, Javascript, HTML, etc
[02:23] <johnnymac> do NFS and Samba do the same thing?
[02:23] <eric__> i wiil bookman just stay here
[02:23] <mfillpot> DasEi: sorry, I have been using slackware and fedora for around a decade now. I am just trying to figure out what is wrong with me menu.lst file
[02:24] <Blizzerand> mfillpot : Do you have Ubuntu Live CD with you
[02:24] <RobotCow> can someone help with a 64-bit issue? http://pastebin.com/f2c0deaab
[02:25] <Bookman> eric__: moving to another machine....
[02:25] <mfillpot> BlinkyToon: yes, but I will not overwrite my current grub installation
[02:25] <mfillpot> Blizzerand: : yes, but I will not overwrite my current grub installation
[02:25] <eric__> what do you mean bookman?
[02:25] <Blizzerand> mfillpot : No but have a look at this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[02:26] <zenlunatic> mfillpot, fedora only out like 5 years
[02:26] <Blizzerand> mfillpot ; Even though it is specialised for windows it worked for me when I tried to dual boot fedora and Ubuntu
[02:26] <mfillpot> zen0: I was using red hat prior to fedora
[02:26] <DasEi> mfillpot: grub mostly uses blkid's nowadays, which makes it much easier to not mess partiton-labels, what I can see now already is that you have given wrong partitions
[02:27] <mfillpot> 0,0 or sda1 is my boot partition... sda6 is my ubuntu installation, the partitions are correct
[02:27] <Surlent777> would anyone have any idea why my computer is forcibly being shut down at random? It'll go off either at the GRUB screen or shortly after booting. I installed a 4 inch, 12 volt fan this afternoon, and it was all running fine, for several hours. Then, as I was in XP at the time, playing Oblivion, I did a Windows Update, browsed the internet a bit, and then restarted. That's when the trouble started. Unplugging the new fan seems to have st
[02:28] <mfillpot> Blizzerand: The guide is not helping, it is not telling me where my configuration is slawed
[02:28] <mfillpot> s/slawed/flawed/
[02:28] <ChoK> Surlent777, your cpu is too hot
[02:28] <Surlent777> ChoK: That makes no sense. Why then would *unplugging* the new fan cause the system to boot properly?
[02:29] <plutojazz_> ..
[02:29] <mfillpot> My boot partitions holds folders that contain the boot files for each distro
[02:29] <elky> Surlent777, power consumption, i'd guess.
[02:29] <eric__> Are any of you guys a technition for ubuntu?
[02:29] <eric__> PM me
[02:30] <Kalmi> Surlent777, +1 for power consumption...
[02:30] <eric__> i have a problem w/ hooking up a web cam
[02:30] <Surlent777> elky: But the fan was working fine for almost six hours, even during intensive activity (ie high-end gaming)
[02:30] <Surlent777> then all of a sudden after I reboot, I get this crap
[02:30] <Kalmi> Surlent777, if the power supply is overloaded, it gets weaker over time
[02:30] <elky> Surlent777, you did updates, did that include drivers?
[02:30] <Blizzerand> mfillpot : It reconfigures grub and you should have no trouble having a wonderful time with ubuntu . And I am not sure what you mean by that last post
[02:30] <Surlent777> elky: no idea. I didn't watch it this time.
[02:31] <Blizzerand> mfillpot : And likely you won't lose your Slackware
[02:31] <elky> Surlent777, wait, windows updates triggered this?
[02:31] <DasEi> mfillpot: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221553/   is a typical enttry from menu.lst, now we need to know how you organized your os-hd
[02:31] <Surlent777> elky: I don't know. I was browsing at the time as well, and after WU finished, I restarted. then this all started
[02:32] <mfillpot> Blizzerand: If it use an autoconfiguration of grub it will use the boot dir in my ubuntu installation (not my boot partition) and will loose my slackware settings, I cannot use an auto-tool.  The line about the partitions was to DasEi.
[02:32] <Surlent777> I almost fear I got a virus somehow, so I have BitDefender going all out
[02:32] <won517> sp
[02:32] <mfillpot> DasEi: how do I find the uuid?
[02:33] <DasEi> mfillpot: sudo blkid for ubuntu su blkid ?
[02:33] <mfillpot> DasEi: is there a way to get that from the installed files from outside of ubuntu?
[02:33] <mfillpot> DasEi: I am running slackware because ubuntu won't boot
[02:34] <DasEi> mfillpot:if your linux (I wonder..) can't do it , a live would do it, but you can also use /dev/sdaXX
[02:34] <elky> Surlent777, well it doesnt sound like anything ubuntu did.
[02:35] <Surlent777> elky: probably not. If it's software related, it's either from WU or a virus
[02:35] <blahblah> can't get ttyUSB0 to flush :/
[02:35] <DasEi> mfillpot:su blkid    gives you nothing ?
[02:35] <mfillpot> DasEi: should I use the boot partition or the root partition as an argument?
[02:35] <christopher> how do i tell what type of proc my system is running?
[02:36] <komentarze_listy> anyone know how to change the irssi colors ? like... the nick colors... etc
[02:36] <Kalmi> christopher, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[02:36] <Surlent777> elky: I just don't understand how I could be using this fan and playing Oblivion and all that, have it work for six hours, and then suddenly on a reboot it's tripping over itself left and right
[02:36] <DasEi> mfillpot:the uuid is the /  , menu.lst root= is ubuntu's boot, (hx,y) counts from 0 , whereas sdx  counts from 1
[02:36] <christopher> ty kalmi
[02:37] <mfillpot> DasEi: thank you for your help, I will try it with the boot uuid. brb
[02:37] <Paavi2_0> komentarze_listy: that's pretty thoroughly documented on http://irssi.org
[02:37] <komentarze_listy> Paavi2_0: I'll give a look
[02:37] <komentarze_listy> Paavi2_0: thanks
[02:37] <DasEi> mfillpot: other solution : backup mbr, use supergrubdisk to get correct entrys
[02:38] <DasEi> gnarf
[02:38] <elky> Surlent777, this is a channel for Ubuntu technical support, and it's busy enough with just that stuff. You could ask in ##hardware or ##windows i guess.
[02:38] <Paavi2_0> komentarze_listy: you're welcome
[02:39] <Surlent777> elky: I wasn't aware of a #hardware and this was the only place I could think of. Thanks.
[02:40] <_u2pop_> where can i download the ubuntu .iso file for laptop ?
[02:40] <padd1> www.ubuntu.com
[02:40] <_u2pop_> cause from the site ubuntu.com they show me .img file
[02:40] <_u2pop_> wtf is .img
[02:40] <padd1> U can use the same thing
[02:40] <padd1> it's sorta like an iso
[02:40] <Paddy_NI> There are no img files on ubuntu.com
[02:40] <padd1> just use a normal burning tool
[02:40] <padd1> yeah
[02:40] <padd1> usually it's .iso
[02:41] <Paddy_NI> img is not used on ubuntu.com at all
[02:41] <_u2pop_> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloading?release=unr-newest&mirror=&arch=i386
[02:41] <_u2pop_> Download URL: http://releases.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img
[02:41] <_u2pop_> Ubuntu Edition: Ubuntu 9.04 netbook-remix
[02:41] <_u2pop_> Computer Platform: i386
[02:41] <_u2pop_> Download Location: http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[02:41] <FloodBot3> _u2pop_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:41] <_u2pop_> is .img
[02:42] <padd1> k, that's netbook remix
[02:42] <padd1> if ur using a normal laptop, use the desktop edition
[02:42] <_u2pop_> i want a ubuntu for laptop then
[02:42] <_u2pop_> really?
[02:42] <padd1> yep
[02:42] <Paddy_NI> yes
[02:42] <_u2pop_> cool
[02:42] <padd1> netbook remix is for small screens
[02:42] <_u2pop_> then i dont need to download it :P
[02:42] <Paavi2_0> _u2pop_: pick the normal .iso unless you want to for some reason or other install the netbook remix
[02:42] <_u2pop_> i have the desktop too
[02:43] <durando> i have ubuntu 9.04 64bit host and cannot make vmware workstation work with alsa sound, i have tried a few different methods of getting the alsa-oss wrapper to work.  Anyone have suggestions?
[02:43] <Paddy_NI> netbook remix is for.. netbooks :P
[02:43] <padd1> unless U have a slow or old laptop
[02:43] <_u2pop_> k
[02:43] <Paavi2_0> !u | padd1
[02:43] <padd1> lol
[02:43] <_u2pop_> so i can use the desktop ubuntu for a normal laptop
[02:43] <_u2pop_> cool then
[02:43] <padd1> yep
[02:44] <padd1> anyone help me with a broken dependency?
[02:44] <uknown> is there a way to see if my drivers are installed correctly
[02:44] <centinul> Has anyone successfully gotten the VT6656 USB WiFi working on Jaunty?
[02:44] <padd1> was installing kubuntu into ubuntu
[02:44] <johnliu> "E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)"
[02:44] <padd1> and now, my kdelibs-data is gone
[02:44] <_Space_Case_> _u2pop_: i have ubuntu on my laptop works just fine
[02:44] <johnliu> how to deal with it?
[02:45] <padd1> and, it gets a dpkg error when trying to process installing the package:
[02:45] <johnliu> yeah
[02:45] <mfillpot> DasEi: The problem was not with the config, the uuid is not needed.
[02:45] <padd1> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/kdelibs-data_4%3a3.5.10.dfsg.1-1ubuntu8_all.deb: corrupted filesystem tarfile - corrupted package archive
[02:45] <padd1> how can I get the file kdelibs-data?
[02:45] <padd1> I've tried deleting the file and reinstalling
[02:46] <gogeta> padd the files bad
[02:46] <DasEi> mfillpot: you solved it ?
[02:46] <gogeta> padd1: sudo apt-get clean
[02:46] <padd1> cool thanks mate
[02:46] <mfillpot> DasEi: The problem was that I forgot to create a symlink from the /boot/boot/ dir to the /boot/ubuntu directory
[02:46] <gogeta> so it redownloads\
[02:46] <padd1> I'll try
[02:47] <padd1> I get this error, gogeta:
[02:47] <mfillpot> DasEi: eventhough the boot partition is rederenced I still has to make referenced from with the directory to a /boot/ subdirectory
[02:47] <padd1> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/kdelibs-data_4%3a3.5.10.dfsg.1-1ubuntu8_all.deb: corrupted filesystem tarfile - corrupted package archive
[02:47] <padd1> wait, soz
[02:47] <padd1> wrong one
[02:47] <DasEi> mfillpot: or give the correct root=/dev/ident
[02:47] <padd1> gogeta: E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[02:47] <padd1> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[02:47] <mfillpot> DasEi: I had all of the correct partition entries
[02:47] <the-vava> what is the initram ?
[02:48] <dmb> is there a way to see why a kernel paniced?
[02:48] <dmb> after rebooting?
[02:48] <gogeta> padd1: spmethings using atp
[02:48] <padd1> oh synaptic
[02:48] <padd1> one sec
[02:49] <DasEi> mfillpot: if I got you right, you have two /boot ,slack and fedora (ore even more), this and the entry for / have to be correct
[02:49] <padd1> gogeta: thanks, it's redownloading
[02:50] <DasEi> mfillpot: fedora zz ubuntu*
[02:50] <mfillpot> DasEi: Do you want to see the entire menu.lst entry to understand the build?
[02:51] <DasEi> mfillpot: is it working ? sure
[02:51] <brummbaer> evening all!
[02:51] <padd1> k, worked. Thanks so much Gogeta
[02:52] <necroforest> Is there some way of disabling the capability of locking the Linux audio driver?
[02:52] <brummbaer> i've got a strange issue, trying to ping anything from my box > err msg: "ping: icmp open socket: Operation not permitted"  i've already confirmed i've setuid root on the executable, anybody know where else to look?
[02:52] <necroforest> I have this constant problem with Firefox (specifically Flash) and Amarok having sound driver wars.
[02:52] <mfillpot> DasEi: It is working like a charm, but I am back in slackware64-current now.  Here is the list: http://pastebin.ca/1499655
[02:53] <otto_> halo
[02:53] <the-vava> necroforest: one does not play sound? one crashes?
[02:53] <necroforest> the-vava, if i play a flash video and then start amarok, it complains it can't open the sound device
[02:53] <necroforest> I have to kill firefox and restart amarok
[02:54] <the-vava> necroforest, are you using pulseaudio, oss or alsa?
[02:54] <chs200123> Tonight is my first night ever trying linux. I tried to install and cannot get past this error: GRUB Loading stage1.5. Grub Loading, please wait... Error 2
[02:54] <necroforest> if i have amarok playing and start firefox, i have to kill amarok and firefox and restart firefox to play a flash video
[02:54] <necroforest> ALSA
[02:54] <chs200123> anyone know what this is?
[02:54] <chs200123> Im running a raid with mediashield
[02:54] <sebsebseb> chs200123: oh
[02:54] <necroforest> It's Intel HD audio (ICH10), if that matters
[02:55] <eggenz7> trying to get ubuntu minimal to load on a dell poweredge 2500....cd boots up..but after the kernel loads the system freezes..says loading initrd.gz .........................................ready. then a blinking cursor
[02:55] <mfillpot> DasEi: I am cleaning out the old commented test entries from my file now.
[02:56] <sebsebseb> chs200123: you can  Google and find out what error 2 is,  but  the bot stuff might also be useful
[02:56] <DasEi> mfillpot: heh, that's cruel ;-), I once set up a mutliboot (xp, ubu8.04, 8.10) but then seperated the /boot as own partis before, you used subdirs ?
[02:56] <sebsebseb> !grub |  chs200123
[02:56] <chs200123> can anyonebot stuff?
[02:56] <the-vava> necroforest, i have the same problems. rhythmbox can't playback if vlc is running or other programs make problems with the audio drivers. i wonder when those problems will be gone forever.. wish..
[02:57] <necroforest> ugh
[02:57] <necroforest> so annoying
[02:57] <chs200123> ok, ill give it a shot, thanks
[02:57] <mfillpot> DasEi: I used subdirs, so that I can copy the updated /boot/ files from each OS into an independent directory rather than risking name conflicts and overwritten files
[02:57] <necroforest> there's really no good reason i can think of to have an exclusive lock on the sound device anyways
[02:57] <necroforest> the-vava, what sound card do you have?
[02:57] <syockit> Is there a page explaining how files are sorted according filenames i.e. filename order rules? I can't comprehend why 1.txt comes after [2].txt but before [a].txt
[02:57] <reaper> does anyone know how to get ubuntu to reconize xd card readers?
[02:58] <jrhicks_> hello
[02:58] <DasEi> mfillpot: you did that with the textinstaller ?
[02:58] <sebsebseb> chs200123: someone else Googled for you, when I  told him about this.   stage 2 error 2  2 : Bad file or directory type  This error is returned if a file requested is not a regular file, but something like a symbolic link, directory, or FIFO.
[02:58] <blahblah> luca: it's the guy with the servo problem. Even when calling fflush() it still won't work
[02:58] <eggenz7> what the some of the causing of the kernel hanging on a live cd?
[02:58] <jrhicks_> help installing vnc server
[02:58] <sebsebseb> !vnc |  jrhicks_
[02:58] <blahblah> im sure the data is getting there since the led is blinking
[02:59] <mfillpot> DasEi: I installed grub manually and told it to use the files and list off of the /boot partition, then manually edited the file structure and menu.lst file
[02:59] <chs200123> sebsebseb: im not really sure what all that means, but thank you
[02:59] <DasEi> !bootoptions | eggenz7
[02:59] <mfillpot> DasEi: It seems to be the easiest and cleanest way to maintain multiple installations
[03:00] <sebsebseb> chs200123: yeah me either, or him
[03:00] <chs200123> lol
[03:00] <mfillpot> DasEi: also since grub is reading the file rather than and mbr immage I am edit the menu.lst file from any OS and the changes are immediate
[03:00] <swoody> can anyone help me to get multiple video cards to work in Ubuntu? Currently it will give me a CLI login screen, and it won't start anything graphical with two cards installed??
[03:00] <DasEi> mfillpot: this what I like uuids for, that recent system was totally crypted and I used an external (non grub) bootloader
[03:00] <sebsebseb> chs200123: maybe  the  /boot/grub  stuff has been installed in a werid place,   which also means your menu.lst is,   or simpally the  menu.lst entrys aren't detecing your partition properly
[03:00] <the-vava> necroforest, Intel HD Audio Controller (ICH8 Family)
[03:01] <necroforest> hmm, could be a driver issue
[03:01] <arand> mfillpot: from the grub manual error two is "This error is returned if a file requested is not a regular file, but something like a symbolic link, directory, or FIFO."
[03:01] <chs200123> im wondering if this has something to do with my raid configuration
[03:01] <mfillpot> DasEi: I was forced to move from lilo to grub because my HD mbr is too small to hold a lilo image
[03:01] <sebsebseb> chs200123: http://www.ubuntuforums.org is also good by the way
[03:01] <edbian> mfillpot: lilo is old news anyways ;)
[03:02] <chs200123> thankyou
[03:02] <mfillpot> arand: I knew that it could not find something that was needed, I was jsut too slow to figure out that it is due to a missing symlink.
[03:02] <sebsebseb> chs200123: well it's a Grub error so it's not exactly distro specific and so  ##linux could be useful the general Linux channal
[03:02] <DasEi> mfillpot: a little more geeky that, especially if fs messes up under encryption, is what I like separate partitons for (is only one sys in the worse)
[03:02] <mfillpot> edbian: I prefer lilo for the simplicity
[03:02] <jrhicks_> is there a native firewall on ubuntu desktop?
[03:02] <EvolutionXtinct> hey guys i'm having a issue with my eth0. for some reason it can not ping outside my network. I can ping other systems in my network segment, my resolv.conf and interfaces.conf files are setup correctly but still can't ping
[03:02] <jrhicks_> or better yet; what is the command to find a running firewall?
[03:02] <willm> jrhicks are yo
[03:02] <mfillpot> DasEi: only my home partition is encrypted, the others are not necessary on a home system
[03:03] <sebsebseb> chs200123: well  I expect it's something to do with how your RAID is set up
[03:03] <jrhicks_> willm ?
[03:03] <willm> jrhicks are you talking about iptables?
[03:03] <willm> sorry my computer is screwy
[03:03] <EvolutionXtinct> hey guys i'm having a issue with my eth0. for some reason it can not ping outside my network. I can ping other systems in my network segment, my resolv.conf and interfaces.conf files are setup correctly but still can't ping
[03:03] <arand> mfillpot: ah, didn't realise you'd already solved it :)
[03:04] <arand> EvolutionXtinct: can you browse to them?
[03:04] <jrhicks_> willm px -x | grep iptable does not return anything
[03:04] <EvolutionXtinct> i am connected via SSH to the box from another box
[03:04] <mfillpot> arand: the problem was PEBKAC, the issue was fixed with ln -s
[03:04] <jrhicks_> willm oops .... ps -x | grep iptable does not reutnr anything
[03:04] <EvolutionXtinct> so it see's internal but not external
[03:04] <willm> ok let me look for a second
[03:04] <jrhicks_> willm thx
[03:05] <DasEi> mfillpot: intersting thought to bring additional os'es in /boot - subdir, would never have thought of that
[03:06] <n2diy> why would my RSA key change?
[03:06] <EvolutionXtinct> arand do you havce any other ideas?
[03:06] <mfillpot> DasEi: I have been working with Linux for quite a while and have dealt with many issues, the best tools you have are good organization in the FS and config files
[03:06] <willm> I did find a man page for iptables
[03:06] <mfillpot> DasEi: Now do you understand the partition setup on my system?
[03:08] <EvolutionXtinct> argh! any ideas :( i don't know why its having this issue anyway to totally flush its DNS enteries
[03:08] <willm> @jrhicks: you can also have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[03:08] <DasEi> mfillpot: think so at least, you'are root in menu-lst first view confuses (uuid of ubuntu><erm, same /??) , but sure, that's /boot , ubu is in subdir
[03:08] <DasEi> your*
[03:08] <EvolutionXtinct> anyone got any ideas?
[03:09] <|ckosloff|> anybody know how to install wireless driver ath9k in jaunty?
[03:10] <mfillpot> DasEi: If you are interested in looking, the tree output for my boot partition is in pastebin   http://pastebin.ca/1499666
[03:10] <willm> @Evolution: have you checked the firewall to make sure that things aren't being blocked?
[03:10] <gogeta> mfillpot: lol slack
[03:11] <EvolutionXtinct> i don't believe its enabled, its a dekiwiki ubuntu VM image, but the resolv.conf and interfaces file looked correct
[03:11] <EvolutionXtinct> but it has been working, just moved things over to a new network IP scheme
[03:11] <brummbaer> *additional info re: previous question, i tried restoring the original /etc/sysctl.conf file, as i'd made some security mods... no good. on the other hand, if i flush IPTables, with 'sudo iptables -f' i can ping out w/ no err.
[03:11] <mfillpot> slack is my preferred, but I am installing ubuntu so I can help some ubuntu users in my LUG with their problems.
[03:12] <gogeta> mfillpot: why you whant linux hard mode
[03:12] <willm> @Evolution: did you change anything inside the vm when you changed to ip scheme?
[03:12] <necroforest> what's wrong with slackware?
[03:12] <|ckosloff|> anybody can help with wireless?
[03:13] <mfillpot> gogeta: I like knowing that I have full control of my system and that all installed apps and libraries are unmodified
[03:13] <bthompso1> hey guys i had an nvida video card and install an ATI card....to get dual monitors...i boot up and it can't display the screen this is an older higher end AGP card...im only on a p4 system...so it should have a driver..
[03:13] <gogeta> necroforest: knothing
[03:13] <bthompso1> how do i set the new card up..im running in low graphics mode now.
[03:13] <jrhicks_> can I monitor the firewall
[03:13] <abstortedminds1> does 9.04 server come with X/Gnome by default or is that optional?
[03:13] <willm> @jrhicks: you should be able to
[03:14] <mfillpot> abstortedminds1: in server GUi is optional
[03:14] <Bookman> how to troubleshoot the audio on this site: http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/apollo11_radio/
[03:14] <abstortedminds1> k well i need to install VMware server on it, so its basically an option i can check to put GUI on it?
[03:14] <willm> @jrhicks: I haven't used iptables in a while so I don't know of any programs that will do it, but I think that there is a gui program
[03:14] <chrisn2323> can someone help me with my wireless problem? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7639118#post7639118
[03:14] <jrhicks_> O
[03:15] <jrhicks_> I'm getting ... "can't open file '/home/owner/.Xresources'
[03:15] <jrhicks_> "
[03:15] <Brian__> can someone tell me how i can run microsoft office 2007 in ubuntu
[03:15] <DasEi> mfillpot: nice overview, I'd do exteneded and subpartitions, where needed and track them with labels(names) and uuid, a blkid would help my rusty brain in a convienent manner then, too
[03:15] <chrisn2323> u cant
[03:15] <jrhicks_> when I run /home/owner/.vnc/xstartup
[03:15] <gogeta> Bookman: i think only mplayer withh the mozilla plugin and w32codecs can do wma
[03:15] <chrisn2323> Brian__ openoffice is a nice alternative
[03:15] <chrisn2323> you cant run msoffice though
[03:15] <willm> @jrhicks: I am not sure with that, I don't know that much about the firewall, sorry
[03:15] <Brian__> open office doesn't work
[03:15] <_u2pop_> guys if i have the cd ubuntu 7.04
[03:15] <Brian__> it crashed
[03:16] <sebsebseb> chrisn2323: you can run Microsoft Office most of it
[03:16] <Bookman> gogeta: how to install that?
[03:16] <_u2pop_> how can i upgrade to 9.04 in terminal ?
[03:16] <chrisn2323> explain Brian__
[03:16] <chrisn2323> you could also use abiword too
[03:16] <Brian__> openoffice frequently crashes
[03:16] <Brian__> is slow
[03:16] <chrisn2323> hmm it doesnt for me
[03:16] <Brian__> and has tons of bugs
[03:16] <Brian__> abiword doesn't open new office files
[03:16] <sebsebseb> Brian__: might need to configure it a litlte not sure,  but  you can do Office 2007
[03:16] <mneptok> Brian__: MS-Office will be slower
[03:16] <DasEi> mfillpot: k, let's not go too far ot here, good to know you solved it, nice lesson :)
[03:16] <jrhicks_> thanks willm for the try :)
[03:16] <willm> jrhicks: NP
[03:17] <sebsebseb> Brian__: give KOffice a try as well, if your having issues with Open Office
[03:17] <_u2pop_> guys if i have the cd ubuntu 7.04
[03:17] <_u2pop_> how can i upgrade to 9.04 in terminal ?
[03:17] <mfillpot> DasEi: Thanks for your help. ;)
[03:17] <gogeta> Bookman: http://www.medibuntu.org/ add that repo then install mplayer mplayer-plugin and w32codecs
[03:17] <mfillpot> now to install a few useful tools in ubuntu
[03:17] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: first you have to upgrade  to  7.10,  then you can upgrade to 8.04
[03:17] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: then you would have to upgrade to 8.10  and then to 9.04
[03:17] <willm> @_u2pop: I don't know if you can do the double hop
[03:18] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: 8.04 is the long term support  now a 8.04.3
[03:18] <gogeta> Bookman: i found the vlc plugin not to rely work
[03:18] <chrisn2323> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7639118#post7639118
[03:18] <chrisn2323> halp please
[03:18] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: LTS's can be upgraded to the next one,  but  otherwise you got to go through all the releases
[03:18] <_u2pop_> :/\
[03:18] <_u2pop_> :/
[03:18] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: you can upgrade an LTS to a later LTS, but you can't upgrade a  standard non LTS  release  to just any later version
[03:18] <Sinister> why isnt there a menu for lxde to move and copy files ? and if there is why cant i find it ?
[03:19] <_u2pop_> so is much better to download the iso
[03:19] <_u2pop_> and finish problem hehe
[03:19] <chrisn2323> ye
[03:19] <chrisn2323> s
[03:19] <bthompso1> how do i set the new card up..im running in low graphics mode now.
[03:19] <sirninja> I'm trying to reverse the scrolling on my touchpad, but I want the scrolling on my mouse to stay the same. I've managed to reverse both with .Xmodmap, how would I set different 'pointer=blah' for my touchpad and my mouse?
[03:19] <C-00000100> when i boot up, log in and it tells me that my user's home is not owned by my user, and then i cant access anything, i open a term and sudo -i and chown -R username:usergroup /home/username  and it tells me "permission denied",,,, any help out there?
[03:19] <rufuscure> Whats the difference between an FTP server, and HTTP server
[03:19] <chrisn2323> rufuscure servers that implement a different protocol
[03:19] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: I guess so yeah,  and by the way 8.10 in certain ways is better than 9.04,  and once 9.10 is released at the end of October, many people will be clearn installing Ubuntu for the Ext4 which will be default :)   and got to clean install for full support
[03:20] <willm> @chrisn2323: Have you tried to talk to the debian irc folks yet?
[03:20] <chrisn2323> bthompso1 post your xorg.conf
[03:20] <chrisn2323> yes willm non responsive
[03:20] <rufuscure> I'd like to setup a server on ubuntu which I could log in to using telnet on my windows pc
[03:20] <rufuscure> would that be FTP or HTTP
[03:20] <thiebaude> _u2pop_: unless ppl have 9.04 with ext4 already
[03:20] <chrisn2323> use ssh rufuscure
[03:20] <MrPiracy> where are xchat config files located?
[03:20] <rufuscure> ok i'll check it out
[03:21] <willm> @chrisn2323: let me look at this for a minute and see what I can see
[03:21] <dpupp> help.... i need help editing my menu.lst for booting windows and linux... I dont know what to put for root... hd0,0 or hd0,1 ?. .. im confused.
[03:21] <gogeta> Bookman: its mozilla-mplayer not mplayer-plugin
[03:21] <Paavi2_0> rufuscure: telnet is utterly unrecommended
[03:21] <sebsebseb> thiebaude _u2pop   which is really for  more experienced users that know what they are doing, in case something goes wrong
[03:21] <_u2pop_> k cool
[03:21] <rufuscure> a telnet like program
[03:21] <bthompso1> http://pastebin.com/m6d447e4c
[03:21] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: very true
[03:21] <chrisn2323> yes rufuscure use sshd on your linux box and putty on your windows one
[03:21] <n2diy> ! dns
[03:21] <_u2pop_> when will be the 9.10 ?
[03:21] <_u2pop_> soon?
[03:21] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: 9.04 isn't 100%  stable in 9.04 or whatever
[03:21] <bthompso1> chrisn2323: i pasted
[03:21] <rufuscure> I want to log in to my ubuntu pc using a terminal from another pc basically
[03:21] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: end of October like I already said
[03:22] <Paavi2_0> rufuscure: ssh is perfect for that
[03:22] <rufuscure> ok apt-get install ssh?
[03:22] <_u2pop_> but if i download the 9.04 i can upgrade to 9.10 with no problem right?
[03:22] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: 9.04 isn't 100% stable in 9.04???  I meant to put Ext4
[03:22] <chrisn2323> bthompso1 try running nvidia -xconfig in your terminal
[03:22] <chrisn2323> sshd rufuscure
[03:22] <thiebaude> _u2pop_: it could be risky
[03:22] <bthompso1> chrisn2323: its an ati card
[03:22] <Paavi2_0> rufuscure: ssh is already installed, install sshd
[03:22] <_u2pop_> :/
[03:22] <bthompso1> chrisn2323: i had an nvida
[03:22] <chrisn2323> then why is nvidia your driver bthompso1
[03:22] <willm> @chrisn2323: I would have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=832809
[03:22] <chrisn2323> that might be your problem
[03:22] <chrisn2323> change drivers
[03:23] <MrPiracy> where are xchat config files located?
[03:23] <bthompso1> chrisn2323: how?
[03:23] <thiebaude> _u2pop_: 9.10 is still in delvelopement
[03:23] <Bookman> gogeta: I have installed mozilla-mplayer, still no sound.  A playback bar comes up, just does not playback
[03:23] <DasEi> rufuscure: ftp and http are different protocolls, for what you want put an ssh server on the lin box and use putty on windows-side
[03:23] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_:  upgrading well  people need to clean install for full Ext4 support as I already said, because the  Ext3 to  Ext4 conversion isn't good enough
[03:23] <chrisn2323> install the ati one bthompso1 and tell xorg to use it
[03:23] <gogeta> Bookman: didd you install w32codecs
[03:23] <dpupp> Can someone help me restore grub? i installed windows after linux and it mucked things up a bit. Im following a set of instructions, but im not sure what i need to replace with my own info instead of the tutorials info. Im stuck and making a "windows Stanza" .... help?
[03:23] <arand> _u2pop_: Since 9.10 is not out of alpha it is per definition *problem*
[03:23] <_u2pop_> but there are no beta for 9.10
[03:23] <thiebaude> !grub
[03:23] <_u2pop_> ?
[03:23] <bthompso1> chrisn2323: how do you do that
[03:23] <_u2pop_> for download it
[03:23] <Paavi2_0> rufuscure: the package is called openssh-server if i remember correctly
[03:23] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: there's alpha2 at the moment, and I woudn't recommend it to you
[03:23] <chrisn2323> bthompso1 which version of ubuntu do you have
[03:24] <MrPiracy> dpupp, can u boot with the live cd?
[03:24] <Paavi2_0> !info openssh-server
[03:24] <_u2pop_> k fine
[03:24] <bthompso1> chrisn2323: 9.04
[03:24] <thiebaude> _u2pop_: i have to agree with sebsebseb
[03:24] <DasEi> mfillpot: ubuntu-tools ?
[03:24] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: infact alpha2 can't even be dual booted with  other OS's at the moment as far as I know
[03:24] <_u2pop_> so i will download the 9.04 then in octuber i will upgrade to 9.10
[03:24] <chrisn2323> bthompso1 there should be a program that installs hardware drivers
[03:24] <chrisn2323> its in some menu in gnome
[03:24] <bthompso1> chrisn2323: i tried it didn't find anything
[03:24] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: or  just do 8.04 for now 8.04.3  upgrade to it
[03:24] <chrisn2323> then do sudo apt-get install nameofatidriver
[03:24] <dpupp> MrPiracy, yeah i can boot with live cd and even without, but my options are wrong.
[03:25] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: and  the  8.04  to 8.10  upgrade could be risky,  since  I have lost Internet connection after doing this, as well as other people
[03:25] <_u2pop_> seb but if i download 8.04.3 i can upgrade to 9.10 in october ?
[03:25] <MrPiracy> dpupp, oh, u want to restore grub's default options?
[03:25] <arand> sebsebseb: is that grub2 issues? (Since I dual-boot happily so far...)
[03:25] <bthompso1> chrisn2323: how doyou know what the name of it is.
[03:25] <chrisn2323> google?
[03:25] <dpupp> i want to restore grub, and add windows as a boot option.
[03:25] <sebsebseb> arand: it was in the alpha2 notes, not sure how up to date they keep that
[03:26] <Bookman> gogeta: yes, w32codecs installed
[03:26] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: you won't be able to upgrade  8.04.3  to  9.10, but you could wait for 10.04  April  2010,  and then upgrade directly from 8.04.3  to 10.04
[03:26] <MrPiracy> dpupp, boot into linux and manually edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:26] <arand> _u2pop_: well you will still have to go at it in three steps.
[03:26] <dpupp> MrPiracy, right now, i tried restoring grub, but now it dont see windows... and i tried adding windows,  but it wont load it. it gives an error and throws me back at the grub menu.
[03:26] <chrisn2323> willm i dont have 2 wireless cards...
[03:26] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: ,but I already gave you a reason to clean install once 9.10 is out, so  you won't do that
[03:26] <dpupp> MrPiracy, thats what im trying now.
[03:26] <n2diy> chrisn2323: Following your qso with rufuscure, makes me think you might be able to help me? I'm using grsync and ssh to do backups. Just now, I got a host key verification error, the RSA host key has changed? Google tells me this could be because my DNS or ip address changed? I checked my ip address, and it is the same, can I check my dns address? How would I tell ssh about the new DNS?
[03:26] <willm> Ok Let me look again
[03:27] <dpupp> MrPiracy, but i dont know how to edit that file.
[03:27] <_u2pop_> so is much better me to download 9.04 then in october upgrade to 9.10 and done
[03:27] <MrPiracy> dpupp, there are several examples on how to boot a windows partition from grub
[03:27] <chrisn2323> n2diy go into your router settings and give youself a static ip address
[03:27] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: upgrade to 8.04.3  run that for now,  clean install when 9.10 is out :)
[03:27] <MrPiracy> dpupp, are u on linux?
[03:27] <_u2pop_> because that removing a installing and upgrading and steps
[03:27] <chrisn2323> n2diy then configure your internet to use it
[03:27] <thiebaude> the next desktop LTS will be april 2011
[03:27] <dpupp> no, im in windows now on my desktop. i dont know a good irc client for linux
[03:27] <dpupp> MrPiracy, no, im in windows now on my desktop. i dont know a good irc client for linux
[03:28] <chrisn2323> dpupp try xchat
[03:28] <thiebaude> :)
[03:28] <_u2pop_> seb i have the cd 7.04
[03:28] <MrPiracy> dpupp, try xChat, it's the best for me
[03:28] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: you can do an Internet upgrade to 7.10, and then from that to 8.04.3
[03:28] <_u2pop_> 7.04 to 8.04 then upgrade to 8.04.3
[03:28] <gogeta> Bookman: its buffering for me
[03:28] <arand> bthompso1: hardware drivers, under system > admin menu
[03:28] <_u2pop_> geez
[03:28] <dpupp> MrPiracy,  is it free?
[03:28] <MrPiracy> dpupp, so all u need is to get to edit grub config file?
[03:28] <willm> chrisn2323: what happens if you try to connect without security enabled?
[03:28] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: I thought you had 7.04 already installed?
[03:28] <MrPiracy> dpupp, yes, it's in synaptics
[03:28] <Bookman> gogeta: funny, works on another Ubuntu 9.04machine, no issues
[03:29] <chrisn2323> i dont know willm
[03:29] <bthompso1> arand: then what nothing in there
[03:29] <chrisn2323> i have wpa enabled
[03:29] <gogeta> Bookman: if you have the vlc plugin installed it whont work
[03:29] <willm> I would try that then
[03:29] <chrisn2323> and im not going to change it
[03:29] <arand> thiebaude: is it clearly defined (whole issue of maybe sync with debian etc...) ?
[03:29] <dpupp> MrPiracy, yeah, i just want to add windows as a boot option. it used to just boot windows. but then i restopred grub... and then it would just boot linux. i want it to offer me the choice between the two with a 10 second count down.
[03:29] <Bookman> gogeta: I have VLC plugin on the other machine that works
[03:29] <thiebaude> arand: yea, i heard about that
[03:29] <willm> chrisn2323: that way we can get a base for whether or not it is working
[03:30] <chrisn2323> the point is it should be working regardless
[03:30] <gogeta> Bookman: i tryed with vlc it didnt do anything
[03:30] <MrPiracy> dpupp, get back to linux, go to terminal and type sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:30] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: oh lost you?   I thought you had 7.04 already instaleld
[03:30] <EvolutionXtinct> argh not sure why this box can't see the internet
[03:30] <EvolutionXtinct> all other boxes do.
[03:30] <u2pop> seb not yet
[03:30] <u2pop> i just have the cd
[03:30] <arand> bthompso1: if you started that thing and it shows nothing, it means no hardware which needs those drivers are detected....
[03:30] <sebsebseb> _u2pop_: oh you don't hve Ubuntu installed at all?
[03:30] <MrPiracy> dpupp, a text editor will pop up showing u this file, it's acctually the menu grub will use to display
[03:30] <gogeta> Bookman: just said wating
[03:30] <u2pop> nop
[03:30] <MrPiracy> dpupp, u can manually edit and insert ur windows partition
[03:30] <u2pop> my another pc yes but is 9.04
[03:30] <sebsebseb> u2pop: well in that case  get yourself an 8.10 or 9.04  CD and install that
[03:31] <n2diy> chrisn2323: ok, do I need to check with my isp about this, I'm not sure if I need DHCP or not?
[03:31] <u2pop> so i want to install to my laptop
[03:31] <Bookman> Mine says Playing 0:00 (Streaming)
[03:31] <sebsebseb> u2pop: did you ever do 8.10?
[03:31] <MrPiracy> dpupp, it has some samples in the file, u can just uncomment them
[03:31] <u2pop> nop\
[03:31] <Bookman> gogeta: sorry....Mine says Playing 0:00 (Streaming)
[03:31] <chrisn2323> n2diy is this on your lan?
[03:31] <sebsebseb> u2pop: ok well makes sense to have one with 9.04   for now and the other with 8.10,  and then  clean install both once 9.10 is out
[03:31] <dpupp> MrPiracy, i tried uncommenting them but it gives an error when i try selecting the option at boot time.
[03:32] <dpupp> MrPiracy, do i need to move the uncommented text to the very bottom of the file?
[03:32] <MrPiracy> dpupp, u probably didnt put the right parameters, can u pastebin ur menu.lst file?
[03:32] <dpupp> actually fighting to get my system online as well... but first i want to fix os.
[03:32] <dpupp> MrPiracy,  actually fighting to get my system online as well... but first i want to fix os.
[03:32] <u2pop> k
[03:32] <MrPiracy> dpupp, if u move it to the bottom, it will appear last
[03:32] <n2diy> chrisn2323: yes, a cable modem connected to a four port wireless router.
[03:32] <u2pop> where can i download the 8.10 ?
[03:33] <chrisn2323> then dont contact your isp n2diy
[03:33] <chrisn2323> log into your router
[03:33] <bruenig> u2pop: you can always dist-upgrade
[03:33] <sebsebseb> u2pop: i'll get you the link, also before burning the ISO you should md5sum the CD
[03:33] <chrisn2323> set a static ip for your computer
[03:33] <chrisn2323> port forward necessary ports
[03:33] <sebsebseb> bruenig: he dosan't have Ubuntu on the computer he is installing on yet
[03:33] <u2pop> md5sum for what?
[03:33] <Shawnc> Hello, can someone help me please? I get this error when ever I try to apt-get install stuff (http://pastebin.ca/1499686), then when I do the apt-get -f install like it says I get an error too (http://pastebin.ca/1499685), What can I do to fix this?
[03:33] <chrisn2323> then configure your linux box
[03:33] <thiebaude> !unetbootin
[03:33] <chrisn2323> to use static and not dhcp
[03:33] <MrPiracy> dpupp, opitionally u can install windows drivers to access ur linux partition and edit the file from windows where u have internet access
[03:33] <sebsebseb> u2pop: if you want to upgrade the 8.10  to 9.04 later you can, but  I think great idea to have 8.10 on one  and 9.04 on the other,  and as I already said clean install both once 9.10 is out
[03:34] <dewey> I asked this a few nights ago and didnt get an answer. I just installed ubuntu 9.04 and the keyboard/mouse works fine but as soon as i 'startx' neither are responsive. what could cause this ?
[03:34] <bthompso1> arand: now what
[03:34] <dpupp> MrPiracy, i get error 13: invalid or unsupported executabke format.. press any key.
[03:34] <bruenig> u2pop: should probably get both on the latest version
[03:34] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  u2pop
[03:34] <u2pop> k fine
[03:34] <MrPiracy> dpupp, what r u trying to do?
[03:34] <sebsebseb> bruenig: I disagree, since 8.10 is better than 9.04 in certain ways :)
[03:35] <dpupp> i put the example at the start of where all the other boot options show... uncommended. and just rebooted. nothing else edited.
[03:35] <n2diy> chrisn2323: ok, this sounds like a project that shouldn't be tackled at this time of night, thanks for the info.
[03:35] <u2pop> and what happens with 9.04 ?
[03:35] <dpupp> MrPiracy,  i put the example at the start of where all the other boot options show... uncommended. and just rebooted. nothing else edited.
[03:35] <bruenig> well then, he has two different opinions
[03:35] <sabily_> i need editor python on ubuntu
[03:35] <sebsebseb> bruenig: and he can do a clean install of both computers  with Ubuntu 9.10 when that's out
[03:35] <u2pop> too many bugs?
[03:35] <Shawnc> Hello, can someone help me please? I get this error when ever I try to apt-get install stuff (http://pastebin.ca/1499686), then when I do the apt-get -f install like it says I get an error too (http://pastebin.ca/1499685), What can I do to fix this?
[03:35] <bruenig> sebsebseb: clean installing in 3 months is obnoxious
[03:36] <bruenig> sebsebseb: who wants to go through and tinker and reconfigure everything in 3 months right after you have finished
[03:36] <MrPiracy> dpupp, which window version? do you know the partition number it is?
[03:36] <sebsebseb> bruenig: no it's  a good thing to do since Ext4 is the default file system :)  better than Ext3
[03:36] <thiebaude> bruenig: installing evething all over again
[03:36] <gogeta> Bookman: strange enough vlc fails on me
[03:36] <bruenig> thiebaude: do what now
[03:36] <dpupp> MrPiracy, if i choose the second option, it loads linux fine... but nothing with windows yet. what are the 0,0 and 0,1 numbers for?
[03:37] <gogeta> Bookman: just sits at wating for video
[03:37] <MrPiracy> dpupp, the first number is the drive number (if you only have one drive, it will be hd0
[03:37] <MrPiracy> dpupp, the second is the partittion number
[03:37] <Bookman> gogeta: on this machine with the sound issue I do not have mozilla-plugin-vlc installed
[03:37] <thiebaude> bruenig: the bad thing about a clean install is installing evrything again for me
[03:37] <bruenig> thiebaude: yes indeed
[03:37] <bruenig> thiebaude: I agree
[03:37] <u2pop> seb thanks
[03:38] <thiebaude> but i've done many clean installs before
[03:38] <sebsebseb> u2pop: I'll be clear on something,  with Ubuntu it's not about what is the latest, it's about what is supported,   and  8.10 is still good and supported untill April next year on the desktop,  of course  you  will have 9.10 before that anyway I expect
[03:38] <thiebaude> and dual boots
[03:38] <MrPiracy> dpupp, lets say your first partitition is linux and ur second is windows .... then ur windows grub command should be root (hd0,1) ... "1" is because the partition numbering starts with 0
[03:38] <server_> I have a big problem guys please help: I was trying to resize my harddrive with gui, then I guess I made a mistake in some configuration. when I start the PC grub was not working correctly. how can I can have my data back? I had 2 partiion in that machine xp and ubuntu 9.4. I have the ubuntu Cd inserted on the computer I just need instruction. Thank you in advance
[03:38] <u2pop> yep
[03:38] <u2pop> that right
[03:38] <zenlunatic> thiebaude, you can use synaptic to reload all your software on a clean ubuntu install
[03:38] <MrPiracy> dpupp, in this case, ur linux partition is (hd0,0) and your windows partition is (hd0,1)
[03:38] <dpupp> MrPiracy, i will switch to 0,1 and reboot.
[03:38] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: support is a big deal, i agree
[03:38] <zenlunatic> thiebaude, msg me if you want me to teach you
[03:38] <Shawnc> hi can someone help me please?
[03:38] <DasEi> Shawnc: when did this occur ?
[03:39] <bruenig> !ask | Shawnc
[03:39] <Shawnc> ah thanks
[03:39] <n2diy> Why would df show usb devices that aren't plugged in? I did have trouble umounting them, and just pulled them when I thought they were done being written to.
[03:39] <thiebaude> zenlunatic: yep, or apt-get install
[03:39] <juanbond> Hey guys, is there a way for me in Ubuntu to execute an exe file which basically extracts an ISO image?
[03:39] <Shawnc> bruenig: I have asked my question 2 times, I think  I can say can someone help me.
[03:39] <MrPiracy> dpupp,  u can try that ... the other commands are default for windows ... just makeactive then  chainloader +1
[03:39] <server_> :(
[03:39] <lilmopeep> Hi
[03:39] <DasEi> !wine | juanbond
[03:39] <Shawnc> Instead of repeating myself, thank you very much.
[03:39] <juanbond> I'm trying to get the vhd files from: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=21EABB90-958F-4B64-B5F1-73D0A413C8EF&displaylang=en#filelist
[03:39] <gogeta> Bookman: humm
[03:39] <server_> no help at all
[03:39] <bruenig> !repeat | Shawnc
[03:39] <dpupp> MrPiracy, uh-oh... now its going straight to windows without asking me what to load.
[03:39] <gogeta> Bookman: sounds workin fine on mplayer
[03:39] <lilmopeep> Hi
[03:39] <sebsebseb> u2pop: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/  and  the code you compare the md5sum check to  http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/MD5SUMS
[03:40] <gogeta> Bookman: listing to it noww
[03:40] <Shawnc> DasEi: around 2 seconds before I posted it
[03:40] <zenlunatic> thiebaude, you know about "save markings" in synaptic?
[03:40] <Shawnc> So around 5 minutes ago.
[03:40] <Bookman> gogeta: No problem....
[03:40] <jdu> server_, so you can either try to reinstall grub from a livecd and/or copy of the files you want and reinstall; which do you prefer?
[03:40] <thiebaude> zenlunatic: no i haven't
[03:40] <Shawnc> Hello, can someone help me please? I get this error when ever I try to apt-get install stuff (http://pastebin.ca/1499686), then when I do the apt-get -f install like it says I get an error too (http://pastebin.ca/1499685), What can I do to fix this? <-- 5 minutes ago.
[03:40] <MrPiracy> dpupp, set a timer ... at the begining of the file it has a commented line for the timeout setting
[03:40] <DasEi> Shawnc: heh, did you try an install, or an update ?
[03:40] <thiebaude> zenlunatic: and i've been using ubuntu for 4 yrs,lol
[03:40] <server_> jdu how can I do that can you help me please
[03:41] <zenlunatic> thiebaude, go to file->save markings then reinsall ubuntu and use that file it will install all packages on your wiped install to your new install
[03:41] <sebsebseb> u2pop: and  obviously you keep your data backed up and that, and  clean installing  Ubuntu  with 9.10,  won't be a big deal when it's time
[03:41] <server_> jdu I have live cd inserted what do I have to do at this point ?
[03:41] <thiebaude> zenlunatic: ok, thanks mate
[03:41] <zenlunatic> thiebaude, no need to do it manually
[03:41] <MrPiracy> dpupp, hehe, but now u go straight to windows. i think u'll have to boot from the live cd and edit the file form it
[03:41] <thiebaude> cool
[03:41] <jdu> server_, well, with regard to fixing the grub problem, I suggest finding an online tutorial.
[03:41] <sebsebseb> !md5sum >  u2pop
[03:41] <zenlunatic> thiebaude, np
[03:41] <thiebaude> i'll write that down
[03:41] <zenlunatic> just read that one on a blog
[03:41] <dpupp> MrPiracy, i hit esc and it popped up with a list to choose.
[03:42] <Flynsarmy> Anyone know how to enable firebug for all sites for all time?
[03:42] <dpupp> MrPiracy,  almost there....
[03:42] <server_> jdu: thank you I'm on it
[03:42] <debac1e> how do I change default file associations? e.g. I want double-clicking xml files in nautilus to open in an editor rather than firefox
[03:42] <MrPiracy> dpupp, apparently all u need is the timer now
[03:42] <jdu> server_, to get your files, you should simply use the file browser to mount the hard drive partitions and get what you want off of them to back up (assuming you have have another drive)
[03:42] <Bookman> gogeta: Just hopeless on this machine I guess
[03:42] <Shawnc> Sorry, Disconnected.
[03:42] <Shawnc> Didn't mean too :P
[03:42] <u2pop> k i see the md5sum
[03:42] <MisterK85> Hey all, trying to setup an older laptop for my father (who, literally, can Blue Screen a Microwave)... is there an easy way. Its an older Toshiba w/ 96MB RAM, 4GB drive, and a AMD K-6 @ 333MHz.
[03:42] <arand> server_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[03:42] <u2pop> thanks for your help sebsebseb
[03:42] <u2pop> :D
[03:42] <sebsebseb> u2pop: the codes need to be the same
[03:42] <MrPiracy> dpupp, ohhh and dont forget to put the title before the windows boot commands ... each option needs a title
[03:42] <sebsebseb> u2pop: for a good ISO and np
[03:43] <Shawnc> DasEi: What were you saying?
[03:43] <thiebaude> zenlunatic: so, when i clean install 9.10 i just go back into synaptic ?
[03:43] <dpupp> MrPiracy, how do i add the timer?
[03:43] <thiebaude> after saving
[03:43] <DasEi> Shawnc: did you try an install, or an update ?
[03:43] <u2pop> yes i read that on md5 site
[03:43] <u2pop> :P
[03:43] <Bookman> gogeta: hey, I just installed VLC plugin and it just started working.  Still says waiting for video, but playing sound just fine.
[03:43] <zenlunatic> thiebaude, yeah
[03:43] <jdu> MisterK85, puppy linux?
[03:43] <thiebaude> great, i better save it now
[03:43] <Shawnc> What do you mean?
[03:43] <MisterK85> jdu: whats the sys reqs?
[03:43] <MrPiracy> dpupp, just add timeout		10
[03:43] <Shawnc> I tried an install like yesterday when I got that error first...
[03:43] <zenlunatic> thiebaude, not sure about configs though... like i don'[t know if you'll have to reconfig stuff
[03:43] <MrPiracy> dpupp, at the begining of the file
[03:44] <jdu> MisterK85, about that.  but it more user friendly than others with lower system requirements
[03:44] <arand> MisterK85: yes, ubuntu or any derivative will have a hard time on that one...
[03:44] <sebsebseb> u2pop: oh  another idea  you could do that Ubuntu 9.04  KDE 3  remix CD :)   then you  got the older and better KDE 3  on one computer,  and   Ubuntu's edited here and there Gnome on the other computer
[03:44] <dpupp> MrPiracy, time out 3 ... changing to 10
[03:44] <thiebaude> ok
[03:44] <Shawnc> apt-get install something or another, I can't remember dasei
[03:44] <DasEi> Shawnc: in asking when that occurred , did you put any third party soft on ore is an update failed ?
[03:44] <jdu> MisterK85, you don't want to use ubuntu for that.  You could try deli linux but it is a little harder to install and setup
[03:44] <zenlunatic> MisterK85, try #damnsmalllinux
[03:44] <dpupp> MrPiracy, ok, so now when the timer expires it goes to windows direct... unless i hit esc. how can i set it to go to linux direct if nothing is pressed?
[03:44] <debac1e> how do I change default file associations? e.g. I want double-clicking xml files in nautilus to open in an editor rather than firefox
[03:44] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: he left, he said ubuntu coming soon,lol
[03:44] <DasEi> Shawnc: jaunty ?
[03:45] <jdu> MisterK85, I don't suggest damn small linux for someone who can 'blue screen a microwave'
[03:45] <MrPiracy> dpupp, default   0
[03:45] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: oh well, but long live KDE 3 :)
[03:45] <MrPiracy> dpupp, again, 0 means the first option in ur file .... 1 for the next and so on
[03:45] <dpupp> MrPiracy,  default 0 is already there.
[03:45] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: yep
[03:45] <Shawnc> No, 9.04
[03:45] <dpupp> MrPiracy,  ah! i get it now
[03:45] <Shawnc> Hanty or something
[03:45] <Guest63220> hey guys how are you
[03:45] <dpupp> MrPiracy, THANKS!
[03:46] <MrPiracy> dpupp, no prob ;)
[03:46] <MisterK85> jdu: lol I used DSL before, not too fond on it. I rather something with a GNOME interface, and something, for the love of god, that can have a cut down applications menu.
[03:46] <Guest63220> i am from surinam
[03:46] <Shawnc> Ah
[03:46] <willm> !quit going to bed
[03:46] <DasEi> !who | Shawnc
[03:46] <Guest63220> and i would like to ask you guys how to configure a dns server in ubuntu
[03:46] <arand> MisterK85: jdu: The little I've seen of puppy, is absolutely horrible (no man pages, no frikking man pages!), but it still seems the most full-featured light-distro out there. I don'th think you will get gnome on those speacs without it running like thick syrup...
[03:46] <DasEi> Shawnc: jaunty so, what happens at: sudo apt-get update ?
[03:47] <MisterK85> jdu: honest to god, my father spent close on 15-20 minutes one day trying to use that microwave, and was pressing the time but not the power... had to actually "teach" him again.
[03:47] <Shawnc> How do I remove headers? when I boot my comp since it is dual booted, I get around 6 different linux headers I can boot, all ubuntu, how do I do this?
[03:47] <MrPiracy> where does xChat keep its config files?
[03:47] <Shawnc> How do I remove them, I have pre-released headers which messed it up. I figured it out I think.
[03:47] <FrankQC> MrPiracy: try .xchat under ~/home
[03:47] <MrPiracy> FrankQC, is there a way to access it from nautilus?
[03:47] <debac1e> MrPiracy: ~/.xchat2 looks promising
[03:48] <FrankQC> MrPiracy: When you're in /home, press Ctrl + H
[03:48] <JeXus> Hey im having issues updating an older version of ubuntu. I want to update from 6.10 to 9.40. i know i need to update to the in-between versions first, but when i go to update manager and i try to update to 7.04 it starts fetching files but then it says "A problem occured during the update. This is usually some sort of network problem." it then lists a dozen web adresses that "Failed to fetch files" from. can somone help me?
[03:48] <DasEi> Shawnc: easy item, your apt ?
[03:48] <arand> Shawnc: there are packages for each kernel version, remove them in synaptic.
[03:48] <MrPiracy> FrankQC, thx
[03:48] <Shawnc> synaptic?
[03:48] <DasEi> ..
[03:48] <FrankQC> MrPiracy: Then you'll see folders w/ periods, it's either .xchat or, as debac1e said, .xchat2
[03:48] <jdu> arand, I agree, especially as puppy runs everything as root and is more resource heavy now than it was once.  However, for those who want a 'user friendly' light distro, it is one of the best.  It 'just works' so to say
[03:48] <Kalmi> !software | Shawnc
[03:49] <jdu> MisterK85, puppy now suggests 128mb ram; gone are the days of 64mb ;(
[03:49] <MrPiracy> FrankQC, debac1e thx, i found it
[03:49] <arand> DasEi: Shawnc: btw, does computer janitor do that?
[03:49] <DasEi> arand: can advise that in menu.lst
[03:49] <server_> arand: "GRUB loading, please wait... Error 22" that all I am seeing how can I can fix it :(
[03:50] <DasEi> Shawnc:  what happens at: sudo apt-get update ?
[03:50] <Guest63220> how to ad windows client to my ubuntu domain
[03:50] <Guest63220> ?
[03:50] <kreg> after and update and upgrade, what does it mean when apt says it has a list of packages kept back?
[03:50] <Shawnc> one second dasei
[03:51] <kreg> linux generic, headers generic, etc..
[03:51] <Guest63220> please guys helpp me out
[03:51] <arand> server_: From grub manual "This error is returned if a partition is requested in the device part of a device- or full file name which isn't on the selected disk."
[03:51] <nztal> i have an aluminum apple wireless keyboard.  in jaunty i have to repair my keyboard after every reboot.  anyone know away to retain the pairing once its been done, for then on, after reboot, with bluetooth ?
[03:51] <DasEi> kreg: mostly unmet dependencies, they install later, when paketmanagement (> repos) came up
[03:52] <Shawnc> DasEi: When ever I try a command it won't work it just does "E: Internal Error, Could not perform immediate configuration (1) on findutils"
[03:52] <kreg> DasEi, there is a gui that pops up and lists the same updates.   i can press a button and it installs those.   why can't i get them to install on the cml ?
[03:52] <lancerocke> anyone have skype installed on karmic x64?
[03:52] <server_> arand: what do I have to do to fix it
[03:52] <bthompso1> ok guys im getting no video now..im in recovery mode as that is all i can get to..i installed this application called envy that was supposed to install the ati drivers
[03:52] <arand> kreg: it means that it can not simply upgrade packages, it will need to install new ones and/or remove other ones to ensure dependencies are met...
[03:52] <DasEi> kreg: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:52] <kreg> i've already updated and upgraded
[03:53] <bthompso1> all i get on the screen is garbled video when i try to boot...
[03:53] <kreg> reboot into a new kernel?
[03:53] <DasEi> Shawnc: have you tried to to fix the findutils package ?
[03:54] <Shawnc> findutils?
[03:54] <DasEi> kreg: hold back packages are no cause to worry, they'll install later
[03:54] <DasEi> !info findutils | Shawnc
[03:54] <Shawnc> findutils is already the newest version.
[03:54] <arand> server_: problem probably is that grub cannot find the partition it was installed on, most likely the ubuntu partition, since it has been edited in some way... I think you need to reinstall grub in mbr (so that it points to the partition properly and may find the rest of the grub start data).
[03:54] <Shawnc> DasEi: findutils is already the newest version.
[03:54] <kreg> my question is....  why does the gui do it, and the cml does not?
[03:55] <porter1> Can someone explain what the games account is used for?
[03:55] <DasEi>  Shawnc : yes, but you get an error about it
[03:55] <Shawnc> yes, how do I fix the error?
[03:55] <NarbFarkus> Anyone know what the best option for fs with an SSD is?
[03:55] <DasEi> kreg : both do the same
[03:55] <server_> arand: I'm really new on this stuff what do I have to do to install grup. I have live cd handy can you give me step by step guidance I went to the site you have told me and I do not know actually what they are talking about
[03:56] <dpupp> Can someone explain how to get rid of the eye candy during bootup? I rather see flying text with everything verbose.
[03:56] <porter1> I'm trying to further improve security on my server, and there's around 20 accounts on the server by default, so I plan to disable them if they aren't used for anything important.
[03:56] <Shawnc> DasEi: how do I fixthat error?
[03:56] <MisterK85> whats the sys reqs of Xubuntu
[03:56] <kreg> i'm watching the gui install those remaing updates now.   the cml only reports that the same ones are held back.   just trying understand.
[03:56] <porter1> dpupp, try uninstalling usplash
[03:57] <arand> server_: I think I gave you the link before: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto ?
[03:57] <kreg> DasEi, i disagree.   after the gui installed the updates, "apt-get upgrade" not longer reports held back packages.   There IS something else UpdateManager did that apt did not.
[03:57] <dpupp> porter1, thanks i will try that.
[03:57] <arand> server_: look at section 7.
[03:57] <sebsebseb> dpupp: you can use a graphical program called startupmanager to do what you want to do
[03:57] <porter1> Anyone know what/why the games account is used for?
[03:58] <jacekowski> for games
[03:58] <jacekowski> it's owner for games files
[03:58] <DasEi>  Shawnc : as there no further infos about the circumstances, try to purge findutils and reinstall, you might have to d/l that package manually (correct version)
[03:58] <DasEi> kreg : just the time ?
[03:59] <Shawnc> What's the correct version I need? I'm new to ubuntu.
[03:59] <porter1> Well, then I guess I'll be disabling the games account, along with irc and all the other ones.
[03:59] <kreg> DasEi, new install of 9.04.  new to Ubuntu, but not new to linux.   So far only time i've seen it.
[03:59] <jacekowski> porter1: they are already locked
[03:59] <jacekowski> porter1: don't do anything else to them
[03:59] <jacekowski> porter1: or you will break your system
[03:59] <porter1> Hrm. That's confusing.
[04:00] <DasEi> kreg: if hold back, later on will install  trml><gui
[04:00] <porter1> Are they disabled somewhere beside /etc/passwd?
[04:00] <jacekowski> porter1: /etc/shadow
[04:00] <kreg> DasEi, oh well not big deal.   Just trying to get a grip on how this debian stuff works.   Thank yoU!
[04:00] <porter1> Hrm.
[04:00] <edge> u guys mind if i ask a question about windows?
[04:01] <sebsebseb> edge: depends on if the question is realted to Ubuntu in anyway or not
[04:01] <kreg> edge, i'd suggest just ask and see if you get shot.
[04:01] <porter1> Wait, so why are they necessary?
[04:01] <kreg> loads 12guage
[04:01] <arand> edge: there is always ##windows chan...
[04:01] <christopher> where can i find how much memory my systemhas?
[04:01] <jacekowski> porter1: because this and couple other accounts and groups are owners of most of system files
[04:01] <edge> I just installed windows xp and their are no drivers on it.... which means no internet due to their now being a driver for the network card.... I was wondering if anyone wouild know by chance how to fix this?
[04:02] <bazhang> edge, please take to ##windows
[04:02] <kreg> is the ubuntu domain control i hear about, able to be a domain controller like AD in server 2003 ?    Or is it still just a typical Samba running NT 4.0 style?
[04:02] <debac1e> christopher: look for "system monitor" in the applications menu
[04:02] <porter1> Yes, but it isn't going to hurt to not have access to /usr/games?
[04:02] <sebsebseb> edge: that's a kind of good thing,  if it results in you using another OS,  but  more seriously you should  take the question to ##windows
[04:02] <christopher> debac1e: i mean from console, im on server
[04:02] <edge> okay i have an ubuntu question.... Im a newbie and i have no clue how to use Wine
[04:02] <jacekowski> kreg: its better now in beta samba 4
[04:03] <thiebaude> !wine
[04:03] <kreg> wine putty.exe
[04:03] <NarbFarkus> /channel
[04:03] <sebsebseb> edge: you install it, and then try your .exe in it
[04:03] <edge> I want to run windows games on ubuntu really bad
[04:03] <jacekowski> kreg: but stil far away from replacement for windows server
[04:03] <bazhang> edge, install wine, then check the appdb to see if it supports your app
[04:03] <kreg> jacekowski, can they do things like roaming profiles and other cool AD stuff?
[04:03] <sebsebseb> edge: and if it dosn't just work,  well  configuring apps in Wine is  not that easy
[04:03] <edge> Oh
[04:03] <jacekowski> kreg: thats GPO related
[04:03] <arand> edge first make sure its supported...
[04:03] <christopher> debac1e: i mean from the console
[04:03] <kreg> jacekowski, ok figured.   I thought it was strange to see a linux sell itself on the idea of being a kicking Domain Controller.
[04:03] <bazhang> !appdb > edge
[04:03] <porter1> jacekowski, is it ok if I just set them to no shell in /usr/passwd?
[04:03] <arand> !appdb | edge
[04:03] <debac1e> christopher: vmstat
[04:04] <christopher> ty
[04:04] <MisterK85> !appdb > visual basic
[04:04] <sebsebseb> edge: some games just work, other games need configuring and then it might not be as good as Windows depending on the game,  and  virtualization isn't just there for 3D Directx games either,  hence why  gamers tend to dual boot
[04:04] <jacekowski> kreg: if you have something to create this GPO ( no managment tools for linux ) then you can do it
[04:04] <debac1e> christopher: there might be something better
[04:04] <kreg> imo a Domain Controler is best done as a windows server, and likely always will be.   Domian controlers as such a windows-ism anyhow.
[04:04] <porter1> AKA /bin/false
[04:04] <edge> Also online a while back i saw this video of a gut that made his ubuntu desktop look like a cube and u could choose a side of the cube to view it and the sides of the cube are your different desktops.... how can i do this?
[04:04] <edge> guy*
[04:04] <jacekowski> porter1: no
[04:04] <sebsebseb> !compiz |  edge
[04:04] <jacekowski> porter1: just don't touch this accounts
[04:05] <bazhang> edge install ccsm and get it set up in #compiz
[04:05] <edge> ty
[04:05] <kreg> the basics, like simple auth, file, print, works fine.   But the cool bells and whistles i've never successfully done in a Linux "domain controller"
[04:05] <Janelle> I have a headphones question, can someone help me? I think it's a rather simple answer, but I'm new to Ubuntu and I have no idea what I'm doing
[04:05] <bazhang> !ccsm > edge
[04:05] <server_> arand: I was following the instruction from the section 7 when I type sudo -s it's telling me "sudo: not found" I put the cd and did resque broken system. what are the step that I have to take? thanks man
[04:05] <porter1> Ok, fine. I won't. it still bothers me that these unnecessary accounts for a bare server are left hanging around.
[04:05] <jacekowski> porter1: don't touch any accounts or groups with gid or uid less than 1000
[04:05] <NarbFarkus> it's not a big deal, they're disabled
[04:06] <jacekowski> porter1: because that's required by standard
[04:06] <kreg> gonna run, catch this ginormous chan later.
[04:06] <Janelle> I have a headphones question, can someone help me? I think it's a rather simple answer, but I'm new to Ubuntu and I have no idea what I'm doing
[04:06] <jacekowski> kreg: it's really far away from being working replacement for windows based domain controller
[04:08] <debac1e> Janelle: you can always ask
[04:08] <arand> server_: I think if you choose a "rescue" option you may already be root, hence "sudo" will be uneccessary, just skip to next step might work...
[04:08] <happy> can someone help me? I am using the latest version of kubuntu and can not figure out how to use my mp3 player. It has always looked like a flash drive in the past but it is not working now. If someone could help me with either a kde gui method or a cli method it would be a great help.
[04:08] <Janelle> Thanks debacle, I plugged in the headphones and sound still comes out of the speakers, is there something I can do to make that not happen anymore?
[04:09] <debac1e> where did you plug them in?
[04:09] <Janelle> I plugged them into the headphones hole
[04:09] <jacekowski> tripple check
[04:09] <server_> arand: that what I thought so I did grub the result was not found. anything else that I have to do ?
[04:09] <happy> debac1e: sounds like a sound driver problem
[04:09] <debac1e> Janelle: onboard sound? same card as the speakers are in?
[04:10] <Janelle> sound goes in the headphones and out the speakers
[04:10] <the-vava> how can i resolve this: NETDEV WATCHDOG: eth1: transmit timed out ?
[04:10] <jacekowski> the-vava: you can't
[04:10] <Janelle> not sure what onboard sound is, sorry
[04:10] <the-vava> jacekowski, what can be done?
[04:10] <jacekowski> the-vava: unless you have other problem it's completly normall
[04:10] <happy> Janelle: is the sound card a pci card or built into the mother board?
[04:11] <jacekowski> the-vava: it happens sometimes
[04:11] <debac1e> Janelle: do your speakers have an off switch? I'm sorry I can't be more helpful but it may just be easier to turn them off as you want :)
[04:11] <jacekowski> the-vava: if it happens too often ( like more than couple times per hour ) then it's a problem
[04:11] <Janelle> it's my laptop
[04:11] <the-vava> jacekowski, it's not normal. the connection is dysfunctional and i get these ... all the time ... when i use 2 network devices the same time
[04:11] <happy> Janelle: what model?
[04:12] <arand> server_: so the command "grub" responds with "not found"? If so I'd say you're not in the right environment... As described on the webpage, start the livecd normally, then start a terminal, then use sudo -s... etc.
[04:12] <jacekowski> the-vava: but otherwise you will have to get used to it
[04:12] <Shawnc> Why doesn't package.ubuntu.com load for me?
[04:12] <happy> Janelle: HP Pavilion DV6xxx?
[04:12] <Janelle> Sony Vaio
[04:12] <DasEi> Janelle:try to use alsamixergui to deploy headphones
[04:12] <Shawnc> Is it down?
[04:12] <jacekowski> the-vava: details of your setup
[04:12] <Shawnc> packages*
[04:12] <Shawnc> packages.ubuntu.com is it down?
[04:12] <server_> thank you arand: I'll continue with what you have said
[04:12] <the-vava> jacekowski, so i wonder if i can throttle the data the kernel puts to the devices or if i can modify the irq or .. ?
[04:13] <happy> Janelle: vaio hates linux. I would search for your laptop and linux soud
[04:13] <jacekowski> the-vava: i need details of your setup
[04:13] <jacekowski> happy: i would say linux hate vaio
[04:14] <jacekowski> happy: i've had perfectly working wifi card in my vaio laptop
[04:14] <DasEi> Shawnc: my first thought won't work so easy, findutils is an essential part of apt , as it seems; can't you give more information about the circumstances ?
[04:14] <koro> how does gnome-terminal choose the window size when i open a new terminal?
[04:14] <happy> same thing. they are mutual enemies
[04:14] <jacekowski> happy: and then couple updates later i've noticed that it's not working anymore
[04:14] <Janelle> Well that sucks, I was talked into downloading Ubuntu and then I moved away from the person that downloaded it so I'm clueless how to do anything it it, quite sad
[04:14] <jacekowski> happy: because somebody changed drivers to open iwl drivers
[04:14] <the-vava> jacekowski, 2 network cards and one onboard ethernet. what info do you need? i will have to type that to this terminal.. since i can't connect to pastebin from there right now
[04:14] <server_> arand: I think what I did was resque mode that is not good at this poing I should have install live dc then go from there. and that what I am trying to do now. Thank you
[04:14] <jacekowski> happy: which doesn't support ad-hoc mode
[04:14] <Shawnc> DasEi: ?
[04:15] <happy> jacekowski: that sucks :-\
[04:15] <Shawnc> What do you mean? I don't really have any circumstances..
[04:15] <MrPiracy> i have several ntfs partitions here and ubuntu kinda messed up the partition lables/mounting name. how can i fix this? maybe restart from scratch and make NTFS tool remount them all again?
[04:15] <jacekowski> happy: and couple updates later their fix for that was just removing it completly
[04:16] <happy> Janelle: what is your exact model?
[04:16] <debac1e> Janelle: do you have a volume icon applet beside the clock applet? right click it and select volume control, you may be able to mute the speakers independently of the headphones that way
[04:16] <jacekowski> the-vava: card names would help
[04:16] <Janelle> I have a sony Vaio
[04:16] <happy> Janelle: more specific?
[04:16] <DasEi> Shawnc: I tried to re-install findutils on a vm here, and it wants to take down two gigs of data, can't be the solution
[04:16] <happy> I am looking at a long list of models
[04:16] <Jimmio> Hello friends, my keyboard shortcuts stopped working, well, at least print screen stopped. I tried resetting them in the GUI, and it still doesn't work. Any way to check if there's something grabbing the PrntScrn key?
[04:16] <jacekowski> happy: white sony vaio
[04:17] <happy> jacekowski: what?
[04:17] <jacekowski> happy: with keyboard and touchpad
[04:17] <Janelle> Happy it's a PCG-7T1L yes it's white
[04:17] <happy> lol
[04:17] <jacekowski> happy: i'm giving you details of his laptop
[04:17] <edge> how do i use desktop cube?
[04:17] <Shawnc> DasEi: I don't know how you can help me :P because this is getting really annoying.
[04:17] <debac1e> Janelle: he's asking for model, you're saying "Ford", he wants to know "Ford Contour '99 LX 4-cylinder", if that helps you understand the question
[04:17] <edge> how do i use desktop cube?
[04:18] <Janelle> it's a PCG-7T1L
[04:18] <Janelle> that's the model number
[04:18] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[04:18] <the-vava> jacekowski, the used Driver is 8339too and the vendor of these is Realtek Semiconductor RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+
[04:18] <DasEi> Shawnc: I also have no straight advice, your apt is broken somehow, and you can't remember what caused this ?
[04:18] <Janelle> sorry guys I'm not a computer person by any means, I was talked into getting this after I got a virus for the umpteenth time
[04:18] <jacekowski> the-vava: are you sure it's 8339too?
[04:18] <MrPiracy> i have several ntfs partitions here and ubuntu kinda messed up the partition lables/mounting name. how can i fix this? maybe restart from scratch and make NTFS tool remount them all again?
[04:18] <arleslie> !dualboot > arleslie
[04:18] <the-vava> jacekowski, hwinfo shows that
[04:19] <debac1e> Janelle: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=73358 first hit on google for "ubuntu PCG-7T1L sound headphones"
[04:19] <edge> how do i use desktop cube?
[04:19] <enduser000> @edge: install compizconfig-settings-manager and mess with in in system > preferences
[04:19] <jacekowski> the-vava: blacklist it
[04:19] <jacekowski> the-vava: correct driver should be different
[04:19] <sebsebseb> Janelle: don't worry i'll try and help you
[04:19] <jacekowski> the-vava: let me check
[04:19] <server_> rand: on the command line while I was following the instruction. when I did  number 5 of the instruction it did return "Error 15: File not found" what should I do ?
[04:19] <Shawnc> DasEi: nothing caused it d:
[04:19] <sebsebseb> Janelle: just reading the  stuff just now hang on
[04:19] <DasEi> Shawnc: what does a : sudo dpkg --configure -a       ?
[04:19] <Janelle> thank you
[04:19] <debac1e> Janelle: specifically from that page: "To fix it, openned up the Volume Control for the Intel ICH6 driver, click the switches tab, and put a check mark next to Headphone Jack Sense, and that did the trick"
[04:19] <jacekowski> the-vava: 8139too or 8139cp - one of this
[04:19] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[04:20] <Janelle> the box was already clicked next to the headphones
[04:20] <DasEi> Shawnc: what does a : sudo dpkg --configure -a       ?
[04:20] <arand> server_: That means trouble... Are you positive that your ubuntu partition is still on the system?
[04:20] <CoUrPsE|DeAd> Anyone know a speedtest website that i can use in links?
[04:20] <edge> ino how to get the cube but how do i use it?
[04:20] <edge> I enabled it but i dont get how it works
[04:21] <server_> arand: I had the partition do you think it is lost ?
[04:21] <happy> CoUrPsE|DeAd: I do not think they exist. They require flash.
[04:21] <jacekowski> CoUrPsE|DeAd: just try to download big linux iso
[04:21] <jacekowski> CoUrPsE|DeAd: from your local mirror
[04:21] <server_> arand: how do I check if the partition is there ?
[04:21] <MrPiracy> edge: CTRL + ALT + ARROW KEYS
[04:21] <Shawnc> it doesn't fix anything DasEi .
[04:21] <happy> CoUrPsE|DeAd: use axel to speed it up and see how fast it can go
[04:21] <MrPiracy> edge: or CTRL + ALT + MOUSE CLICK AND DRAG
[04:22] <Shawnc> i have to delete
[04:22] <arand> server_: well apparently grub cannot find it... what does the command "fdisk -l" show? (will give you a list of partitions.)
[04:22] <Shawnc> the "linux-headers-2.6.26-5-generic"
[04:22] <DasEi> Shawnc: so you got to ask for someone with a deeper look in apt, I give up here, sorry
[04:22] <Shawnc> But I can't :P
[04:22] <sebsebseb> Janelle: sound isn't my area,  but  you  also made it sound like you didn't know how to install programs and things like that,  well I don't mind helping with that
[04:23] <CoUrPsE|DeAd> Humm k.
[04:23] <Shawnc> I have to remove "linux-headers-2.6.26-5-generic" but I can't because I get those errors so it won't remove, I think i fixed it, let me reboot my comp.
[04:23] <CoUrPsE|DeAd> What abowt upload speed?
[04:23] <edge> it just goes from desktop 1 and desktop 2...
[04:23] <edge> when i press cntrl alt arrow keys
[04:24] <MrPiracy> edge: u can set how many desktops u want in the conpiz config manager
[04:24] <edge> i thought its suppossed to look like a cube though....
[04:24] <MrPiracy> edge: did u enable rotate cube as well?
[04:25] <edge> leme check
[04:25] <server_> arand this is what I see "Disk /dev/sda: 4000 GB 400088457216 bytes 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 48641 cylinders  Units = cylinders of 16065 *  512 = 8225280 bytes Disk identifier: 0x0006ce88   Device boot Start End Blocks Id System
[04:25] <server_> arand: that what I am seeing
[04:25] <server_> what does it means
[04:25] <server_> ?
[04:25] <Neroon> edge: Press ctr+alt+left mouse button -> rotate with mouse
[04:25] <arand> server_: what? only that?
[04:25] <MrPiracy> i have several ntfs partitions here and ubuntu kinda messed up the partition lables/mounting name. how can i fix this? maybe restart from scratch and make NTFS tool remount them all again?
[04:26] <server_> arand: yep that all I see
[04:26] <edge> .... i installed that package but i exited out of it... where do i find it again?
[04:26] <Neroon> edge: you got the compizconfig settings managager?
[04:26] <arand> server_: gosh, sounds like your partition tabel is bust...
[04:26] <edge> yea
[04:26] <MrPiracy> edge: system / preferences / compizconfig setting manager
[04:27] <server_> arand :( what are my option is that means I am going to loose all :(
[04:27] <Neroon> edge: then you got the filter upper left
[04:27] <the-vava> jacekowski, how to reinitialize the network interfaces after disabling and enabling different drivers?
[04:27] <Neroon> edge: type cube into it
[04:28] <jacekowski> the-vava: rmmod 8339too
[04:28] <Neroon> now you should have rotate cube among others on the right side
[04:28] <dpupp> When looking at my menu.lst, i see options like ro queit splash"
[04:28] <edge> i enabled it but it still doesnt work
[04:28] <jacekowski> the-vava: modprobe NEW_DRIVER
[04:28] <edge> i enabled it but it still doesnt work
[04:28] <jacekowski> the-vava: and check dmesg after that
[04:28] <MrPiracy> how can i unmount all my NTFS partitions and then remount them again using NTFS Configuration Toll?
[04:28] <Neroon> edge:  did you:
[04:28] <dpupp> When looking at my menu.lst, i see options like "ro queit splash" can i remove those options and still boot fine?
[04:28] <Neroon> edge: Press ctr+alt+left mouse button -> rotate with mouse
[04:28] <colloguy> In Xchat, how can I highlight messages that have a question mark in them?
[04:28] <Neroon> edge: Press and hold  ctr+alt+left mouse button -> rotate with mouse
[04:28] <MrPiracy> Neroon: he wants more desktops i think, he's got only 2
[04:29] <edge> that doesnt do anything...
[04:29] <Neroon> MrPiracy: might be, but he didnt say so
[04:29] <Shawnc> Desai left?
[04:29] <MrPiracy> Neroon: he told me it will swap from 1 to 2 only
[04:29] <Neroon> edge: just curious: is compiz enabled?
[04:29] <colloguy> I've already tried putting /? and '?' in the highlighted words filter
[04:29] <zenlunatic> colloguy, there is probably a script floating around...
[04:30] <edge> how do i enable that?
[04:30] <Neroon> edge: best thing for me is fusion icon
[04:30] <Neroon> edge: if you didnt install it yet, do so
[04:30] <MrPiracy> Neroon: what's that?
[04:30] <edge> fusion icon?
[04:30] <Andorin> I'm getting my mom off of Windows and I plan to install Linux on her computer. Preferably Ubuntu because I need something really user-friendly. Her computer has 256 MB RAM. Should I give her Jaunty?
[04:31] <Neroon> MrPiracy: The easy way to switch between compiz and normal desktop
[04:31] <the-vava> jacekowski, bridge-eth1 went down and some parport messages are there. the interfaces are not known to ifconfig. so just the unloading of the driver seems to occur?
[04:31] <Shawnc> Hello, can someone help me please? I get this error when ever I try to apt-get install stuff (http://pastebin.ca/1499686), then when I do the apt-get -f install like it says I get an error too (http://pastebin.ca/1499685), What can I do to fix this?
[04:31] <Neroon> edge: Yes, you might have to install it
[04:31] <Neroon> edge: Should be available in your install manager
[04:32] <jacekowski> the-vava: try modprobing 8139too and 8139cp
[04:32] <arand> server_: If this is the case (and as far as I can tell it is), TestDisk *may* be able to help you recreate the partition table: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[04:33] <MrPiracy> Neroon: i just installed it here, where does it go?
[04:33] <Neroon> edge and MrPiracy: Found it?
[04:33] <edge> yeah and installed now running
[04:33] <the-vava> jacekowski, or is the 8139cp some kind of parallel port driver? seems to be that way. modprobe 8139too shows that 3 network cards get up with irq 17, 18, 19
[04:33] <Neroon> MrPiracy: since i got kde here it's beneath system
[04:34] <nw-b> I am planning to build a pc, which mother board and processor would you suggest? Intel or AMD?
[04:34] <Neroon> edge: so, fusion icon is running?
[04:34] <jacekowski> the-vava: one is driver for older cards and one for newer or something like that
[04:34] <edge> yeah... cube still doesnt work
[04:34] <Neroon> edge: patience, young padawan
[04:34] <arand> server_: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step has nice instructions, and testdisk may be installed on a livecd using "apt-get install testdisk" (with sduo)
[04:35] <MrPiracy> Neroon: ohhh, i got it ;)   never used it
[04:35] <Neroon> edge: right click the icon, select window manager -> compiz
[04:35] <arand> server_: ...(prepend sudo if you are not already root)
[04:35] <Neroon> MrPiracy:  I love it
[04:35] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Makes it easier to switch and even change settings
[04:35] <Merth> Hello everyone, I need some help.
[04:35] <nw-b> which processor is currently the most powerful?
[04:36] <Neroon> edge:  Did anything happen?
[04:36] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[04:36] <MrPiracy> Neroon: yes
[04:36] <arleslie> !dualboot > arleslie
[04:36] <Andorin> I'm getting my mom off of Windows and I plan to install Linux on her computer. Preferably Ubuntu because I need something really user-friendly. Her computer has 256 MB RAM. Should I give her Jaunty?
[04:36] <MrPiracy> Neroon: does it auto start by default? what's the command line? fusionicon?
[04:37] <Merthsoft> I've got this computer here that I've installed xubuntu on, it's behind a rounter, and I want to be able to ssh into it
[04:37] <Shawnc> Hello, can someone help me please? I get this error when ever I try to apt-get install stuff (http://pastebin.ca/1499686), then when I do the apt-get -f install like it says I get an error too (http://pastebin.ca/1499685), What can I do to fix this?
[04:37] <Merthsoft> How would I set all of this up?
[04:37] <Neroon> MrPiracy: No, it doesnt start by default. It'
[04:37] <NemesisD> anyone know how to get a program to release an exclusive lock on /dev/snd withotu killing it? deluge, a torrent app that has no business touching sound, has locked up /dev/snd for me
[04:37] <igsen> !paste | igsen
[04:37] <Neroon> MrPiracy: It's fusion-icon
[04:37] <Neroon> edge: Still there?
[04:37] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[04:37] <Demo-RFC> whats up room
[04:37] <MrPiracy> Neroon: ok, thx
[04:37] <server_> arand: I was able to see the 2 ntfs and one linux partition I guess that is good
[04:38] <Neroon> MrPiracy: yw
[04:38] <the-vava> jacekowski, still only one card works when i network connect them the same time :(
[04:38] <rodd> "can't bind to port: 80 address already in use" how can i 'kill' that?
[04:38] <jacekowski> the-vava: try playing with irq affinity
[04:38] <Shawnc> Hello, can someone help me please? I get this error when ever I try to apt-get install stuff (http://pastebin.ca/1499686), then when I do the apt-get -f install like it says I get an error too (http://pastebin.ca/1499685), What can I do to fix this?
[04:38] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Either edge is fascinated, or his screen is scrambled/black
[04:38] <jacekowski> the-vava: i'm going to sleep
[04:39] <the-vava> jacekowski, where can i set those
[04:39] <edge> oh sorry... i forgot i was chatting
[04:39] <enduser000> Shawnc: Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages
[04:39] <Neroon> ah
[04:39] <hey`> guys, when a new LTNS will be released?
[04:39] <the-vava> jacekowski, thank you for your help so far
[04:39] <Neroon> edge: So, is it working?
[04:39] <edge> yeah i did that... still nothing
[04:39] <bullgard4> 'man yelp': " You can also start Yelp by choosing Desktop->Help.  This will show the top-level help system page, listing all GNOME documents conveniently organized by topic." How can I choose 'Desktop > Help'? What is the start position for this act?
[04:39] <MrPiracy> Neroon: according to my ... er... "vast" experience with linux, i think it's more like option 2
[04:39] <h3n> i'm trying to install Mesa version 7.0.4
[04:40] <edge> nope
[04:40] <Neroon> edge: Ok. Let's try something else. Do wobbly windows work?
[04:40] <Shawnc> enduser000: doesn't work
[04:40] <h3n> don't think I did it right can anyone help?
[04:40] <Shawnc> If you looked at the logs....
[04:40] <Neroon> MrPiracy: tell me about it ... spent a whole week (last week) with fglrx and compiz again
[04:40] <Shawnc> That I posted, then you would see that I tried that. Please take a look at my logs.
[04:40] <edge> nope
[04:40] <enduser000> Shawnc: try "sudo apt-get autoremove" without the quotes
[04:40] <Shawnc> tried it
[04:40] <MrPiracy> Neroon: so did i ... wanted to get second life to work ehre
[04:40] <Shawnc> didn't work
[04:40] <enduser000> or put sudo in front of that other one
[04:40] <arand> server_: yes, that is good, now try to make testdisk write a new partition table from that information (note, if I am wrong in my assumptions here this may cause even more harm to the system... just a disclaimer...)
[04:41] <Neroon> edge: so am i right in thinking, compiz doesnt work at all yet?
[04:41] <Neroon> MrPiracy: The thing was, i wanted to have  compiz AND tvout working ...
[04:41] <server_> arand: how I can tell it to write new partition table?
[04:41] <Shawnc> enduser000: I tried that one too.
[04:42] <edge> ye[
[04:42] <edge> yep
[04:42] <MrPiracy> Neroon: did u manage to do that? i didnt even try to output my tv yet. In the last 4 days i installed jaunty like a million times
[04:42] <enduser000> how about "sudo apt-get update"?
[04:42] <Neroon> MrPiracy: YES! Victory ;-)
[04:42] <edge> do i need to enable visual effects?
[04:42] <Andorin> I'm getting my mom off of Windows and I plan to install Linux on her computer. Preferably Ubuntu because I need something really user-friendly. Her computer has 256 MB RAM. Should I give her Jaunty?
[04:43] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Actually i had to disable compiz on tv, but it's working on my lcd (both at the same time)
[04:43] <richardcavell> Andorin: maybe a stripped down version given low RAM
[04:43] <MrPiracy> Neroon: when ubuntu decides to work, it's a great OS
[04:43] <Neroon> edge: Where?
[04:43] <Neroon> MrPiracy: definetely
[04:43] <richardcavell> Andorin: xubuntu
[04:43] <Shawnc> enduser000: I did that and I also did sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:43] <edge> preferences?
[04:44] <enduser000> how about the computer janitor in system > administration ?
[04:44] <Neroon> oh and edge, when you talk to someone specific, please put his name in front of your message
[04:44] <ryanprior> I want to create a .tar file with a bunch of sound files, and a playlist file that plays them all in a certain order (like a mix tape). How can I do that?
[04:44] <Andorin> richardcavell: xubuntu? Heard of it, never used it. It's a stripped-down Ubuntu?
[04:44] <Neroon> edge: just type ner and press tab
[04:44] <MrPiracy> Neroon: i'm gonna go and try to get my partitions to be mounted correctly .... c ya ... good luck with edge
[04:44] <tritium> !xubuntu | Andorin
[04:44] <edge> Neroon gt restart brb
[04:44] <ryanprior> For example, take a vanilla Brad Sucks album and turn it into a "mixtape" file containing the music and a playlist of the songs in order.
[04:44] <Shawnc> enduser000: computer janitor?
[04:44] <edge> Neroon,
[04:45] <edge> ?
[04:45] <richardcavell> Andorin: it's a version of Ubuntu designed to work on low-specification computers. It mimics the Ubuntu releases. Xubuntu 9.04 is released.
[04:45] <Neroon> edge: yes?
[04:45] <enduser000> Shawnc: are you in jaunty?
[04:45] <edge> id get it oh well brb
[04:45] <Shawnc> no
[04:45] <Shawnc> 9.04
[04:45] <Neroon> edge: thought you restard
[04:45] <Neroon> edge: restart
[04:45] <Brando753> guys would ubuntu log or record any information of files placed in a truecrypt vault and if so how can i delete those logs?
[04:45] <enduser000> ok, sry.  I think it mostly does "sudo apt-get autoremove" but it is a gui
[04:45] <Shawnc> I tried that.
[04:46] <enduser000> I know
[04:46] <ken_> hi
[04:46] <enduser000> hmm, anyone know a lot about apt-get??
[04:46] <welltb> hello
[04:46] <welltb> anyone know anything about DWM?
[04:46] <server_> arand: are you with me
[04:46] <server_> I'm lost man
[04:46] <Shawnc> enduser000: I will be right back, if you can ask around for me I would appreciate it.
[04:47] <tritium> enduser000: just ask your question
[04:47] <ken_> no man
[04:47] <Shawnc> tritium: It's my question which is: Hello, can someone help me please? I get this error when ever I try to apt-get install stuff (http://pastebin.ca/1499686), then when I do the apt-get -f install like it says I get an error too (http://pastebin.ca/1499685), What can I do to fix this?
[04:47] <server_> arand: I do not want to make more damage can you tell me how can I can save my tables ?
[04:47] <arand> server_: I have no prior experience with testdisk, good info here: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step seems you have to anyalyse, edit and then write...
[04:47] <enduser000> that was for Shawnc
[04:47] <ken_> what abt installing fifa09
[04:47] <Sinatra> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=932896 In stupid person language, what is the probablity i can get my webcam to work?
[04:47] <enduser000> my question is this: does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[04:48] <server_> okay arand Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciated what you have done. Thank you
[04:48] <tritium> Shawnc: how did you get to this point?  What were you doing?
[04:48] <Shawnc> Nothing
[04:48] <jimnkristy> hey guys i have a question about using a usb with ubuntu
[04:48] <ufo> hello guy's, do you know if in ubuntu there is an application to run and develop mobile phone application like for iphone for exemple ?
[04:48] <enduser000> jimnkristy: what's that?
[04:48] <tritium> Shawnc: I need more than "nothing."  What release are you running, etc.?
[04:48] <Shawnc> I woke up today and tried to apt-get install build-essential because i couldn't compile stuff, then that happend.
[04:48] <bullgard4> 'man yelp': " You can also start Yelp by choosing Desktop->Help.  This will show the top-level help system page, listing all GNOME documents conveniently organized by topic." How can I choose 'Desktop > Help'? What is the start position for this act?
[04:48] <Shawnc> 9.04.
[04:48] <Andorin> richardcavell: Thanks.
[04:49] <richardcavell> Andorin: no problems.
[04:49] <WIGGMPk> I have a situation, I just reinstalled Jaunty and when I run "sudo fdisk -ls" from the terminal it returns, "Unable to seek on /dev/sda" what is going on and how do I fix it?
[04:49] <tritium> Shawnc: and?
[04:49] <arand> server_: testdisk should be able to make a backup copy of the partition table (as well as mbr, which is kind of in the same package) as far as I know...
[04:49] <Shawnc> And what?
[04:49] <jimnkristy> Im trying to use a cruzer 1gb usb drive with 8.04 and have reformated the drive fat32, but still wont mount
[04:49] <welltb> Anyone know how to configure DWM
[04:50] <tritium> Shawnc: what were you doing when you got these errors?  apt-get from the command line?  running the udpate manager?  What?
[04:50] <Shawnc> apt-get from command line
[04:50] <alteregoa> whats here wrong=
[04:50] <alteregoa> ln -s /usr/lib32/libjpeg.so.62 `pwd`/lib32/libjpeg.so?
[04:50] <alteregoa> is pwd the directory?
[04:51] <edge> hello? im back
[04:51] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[04:51] <tritium> Shawnc: what were you attempting, please?
[04:51] <Neroon> edge: wbv
[04:51] <edge> wbv?
[04:51] <Neroon> edge: wb
[04:51] <edge> I GOT IT TO WORK BTW!
[04:51] <Shawnc> Nothing tritium.. Like i said apt-get install build-essential
[04:51] <Neroon> edge: are you sure? even the cube?
[04:51] <edge> I installed my graphics drivers and i had to restart first
[04:52] <Neroon> edge: i was about to ask about your drivers next
[04:52] <edge> how do i add sides to the cube?
[04:52] <tritium> Shawnc: you didn't mention that (at least to me, yet)  You said you were installing "stuff".
[04:52] <Neroon> just a sec
[04:52] <jimnkristy> there is 1300 people on this channel?  wow
[04:52] <tritium> Shawnc: have you run "sudo dpkg --configure --pending"?
[04:52] <Neroon> edge: general options desktop size
[04:53] <Shawnc> nothing comes up
[04:53] <Neroon> edge:  and then horizontal virtual size up to 4 for a cube
[04:53] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[04:53] <richardcavell> jimnkristy: You'd think we were trading pr0n in this channel with that number of participants
[04:53] <edge> Neroon, i need windows drivers for my network card.... how do i get? i cant connect to the internet on windows....  And normally i wouldnt even be using ubuntu but its the only thing that works and no one on the windows channel will help me :(
[04:53] <Shawnc> tritium: nothing comes up.
[04:53] <jimnkristy> yea no kidding or movies or mp3s  heh
[04:54] <Neroon> edge:  as long as i fiddled around with win, i dont anymore, sorry.
[04:54] <Neroon> edge: why dont you try the manufacturer homepage?
[04:54] <Neroon> edge: got a 4-sided cube now?
[04:55] <tritium> Shawnc: you must have some errors in your /etc/apt/sources.list.  For example, libc6-dev 2.9-4ubuntu6 is what's in the 9.04 repositories.  Not what's listed in your error message.
[04:55] <Brando753> guys would ubuntu log or record any information of files placed in a truecrypt vault and if so how can i delete those logs?
[04:55] <jimnkristy> ok i have a question about usinkg synaptic package manager and installing software  if someone wants to help me.
[04:55] <edge> how do i make a four sided cube...? it wont work!
[04:55] <Neroon> edge: general options desktop size
[04:56] <joey_> can someone please guide me through creating a channels.conf file so i can watch TV through m player.  I live in Australia QLD Wide bay if this helps
[04:56] <Neroon> edge: got that?
[04:56] <edge> yeah
[04:56] <edge> mpw what?
[04:56] <Neroon> edge:  and then horizontal virtual size up to 4 for a cube
[04:56] <enduser000> edge: more workspaces
[04:56] <edge> now what>
[04:56] <edge> ?
[04:56] <Shawnc> tritium: http://pastebin.ca/1499759
[04:56] <enduser000> edge
[04:56] <enduser000> whoops
[04:56] <Neroon> edge: and i wrote that long ago already ...
[04:56] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[04:56] <tritium> joey_: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Adding_Digital_Cable_Channels_(For_ATSC/QAM_Tuner_Cards_--_USA/Canada)
[04:56] <tritium> joey_: (technically, offtopic here)
[04:57] <edge> its a cylinder not a cube...
[04:57] <arand> server_: just asked in ##linux, answer was bust partition table might be a reasonable assumption (Well at least two persons thinks it is the case then)... although one thing that could be tried before is just "find /boot" and "find /boot/grub" to see if it's only the stage1 file that's missing (Using the grub terminal as before... I doubt that since fdisk pointed towards no partitions found either, but if you want you could check that as we
[04:57] <Neroon> edge: so you got ....cube deflection and deformation activated
[04:57] <joey_> tritium Thanks
[04:57] <Neroon> edge: disable that plugin
[04:57] <tritium> Shawnc: you said you were running 9.04.  Not so, according to your sources.list.
[04:57] <edge> k
[04:57] <edge> works now
[04:58] <edge> thanks alot
[04:58] <Neroon> edge: you're welcome
[04:58] <tritium> joey_: no worries
[04:58] <Neroon> edge: still use the name in front of a message if it goes to one person only
[04:58] <edge> how can i make a desktop on the top and bottom of the cube?
[04:59] <Neroon> edge: you cant
[04:59] <ryanprior> I want to create a .tar file with a bunch of sound files, and a playlist file that plays them all in a certain order (like a mix tape). For example, take a vanilla Brad Sucks album and turn it into a "mixtape" file containing the music and a playlist of the songs in order.  How can I do that?
[04:59] <Shawnc> I am.
[04:59] <edge> oh dat sux
[04:59] <tritium> Shawnc: "lsb_release -a" output, please?
[04:59] <welltb> hello...anyone know how to configure DWM?
[04:59] <h3n> i'm getting this error
[04:59] <h3n> sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libGL.so.1.2 /usr/lib/libGL.so.1
[05:00] <h3n> anyone help?
[05:00] <server_> arand: things seems are going out of and for me
[05:00] <Shawnc> oh 8.04
[05:00] <Shawnc> sorry
[05:00] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[05:00] <Neroon> h3n: that's not an error
[05:00] <bullgard4> 'man yelp': " You can also start Yelp by choosing Desktop->Help.  This will show the top-level help system page, listing all GNOME documents conveniently organized by topic." How can I choose 'Desktop > Help'? What is the start position for this act?
[05:00] <h3n> Neroom: oops
[05:00] <h3n> libGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[05:00] <h3n> that error
[05:01] <ufo> i want to run some mobile phone app on my ubuntu 9.04 , do you know any emulator for that ?
[05:01] <server_> arand: I could not find linux partion when I go with sudo the only way I can see it if I do testdisk. if testdisk can install on that linux partion grub then I think I would be fine. any suggestion on that. but I guess you have told me you never work on it
[05:01] <tritium> !info libc6 hardy
[05:01] <Neroon> h3n: and when does that error occur?
[05:01] <h3n> I downgraded from mesa 7.4 to 7.0.3
[05:01] <arand> server_: well, a broken partition table is out of hand for most users really, first time I ever saw it :/
[05:01] <Neroon> h3n: i see. but sorry, not a clut about mesa
[05:01] <edge> whats virtual box?
[05:02] <Neroon> h3n: *clue
[05:02] <sebsebseb> !virtualbox |  edge
[05:02] <sebsebseb> edge: that's free as in price, so the non free one, is really the better one, since the USB support
[05:02] <enduser000> ---
[05:03] <sebsebseb> edge: uh no free as in freedom,   the  one it  says is non free,  is the closed source one
[05:03] <sebsebseb> edge: ,but both are free as in price
[05:03] <edge> ok
[05:03] <edge> what does it do?
[05:04] <arand> server_: by the way, testdisk will not install grub, it will install/rewrite the partition table, which is a dedicated section in the beginning of each harddrive which has the infromation about where partitons start and end.
[05:04] <ryanprior> Are there any Ubuntu music players that can make playlist files?
[05:04] <Neroon> edge: you can install other os in your current os
[05:04] <MenZa> ryanprior→ Several! Including the built-in Rhythmbox.
[05:04] <pizzledizzle> how do you tell which cron manager is installed
[05:04] <edge> Is their any good graphics games for ubuntu? I finally got a nice computer and i cant even test the specs!
[05:04] <jimnkristy> have a question about synaptic if someone can help
[05:05] <Shawnc> tritium: oh 8.04
[05:05] <ryanprior> MenZa: once I create a Rhythmbox playlist, where do I find the file for it?
[05:05] <enduser000> ryanprior: totem
[05:05] <MenZa> ryanprior→ I dunno, you might be able to export it. I use audacious myself.
[05:05] <MenZa> ryanprior→ (very Winamp-like)
[05:05] <ryanprior> enduser000: how do I save a Totem playlist as a file?
[05:05] <danny_> wasnt restarting X always control+alt+backspace? y isnt that working for me anymore?
[05:06] <Shawnc> tritium: can you find me the url to findutils? the newest one? I will try to overwrite the one I have with that one.
[05:06] <Gnea> edge: tremulous, wesnoth
[05:06] <Neroon> danny_: jaunty?
[05:06] <enduser000> danny_: that should be logout...
[05:06] <ryanprior> danny_: We disabled that to keep people from doing it by mistake. You can re-enable it if your X server isn't very stable.
[05:06] <Shawnc> I installed a different one the other night.
[05:06] <Shawnc> tritium: is http://packages.ubuntu.com down for you too?
[05:06] <danny_> ryanprior, so how do i restart x?
[05:07] <tritium> Shawnc: yes, it is.
[05:07] <Shawnc> How long will it be down for?
[05:07] <CoJaBo-Aztec> ryanprior: How is it reanbled?2
[05:07] <tritium> Shawnc: no idea.
[05:07] <jimnkristy> need some help with synaptic
[05:07] <Shawnc> tritium: can you find me a new version of findutils?
[05:07] <ryanprior> CoJaBo-Aztec, danny_: to re-enable it, install the dontzap utilit (sudp apt-get install dontzap) and then run "sudo dontzap --enable"
[05:08] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[05:08] <tritium> Shawnc: it looks like you have it downloaded, and unpacked, just not fully configured and installed.
[05:08] <danny_> ryanprior, thanks
[05:08] <CoJaBo-Aztec> ryanprior: also fhsnks
[05:08] <igsen> jimnkristy?
[05:09] <jimnkristy> igsen: yes  when loading a program using synaptic
[05:09] <ryanprior> CoJaBo-Aztec, danny_: actually, run "dontzap --disable"; "dontzap --enable" lets you disable the effect again. It's a little counter-intuitive. =P
[05:09] <arand> server_: but like I said, thing to do now is learning testdisk and hope that it will be able to rewrite the partition table correctly. Hope it works out \o/
[05:09] <jimnkristy> it says its done, but I cant find it on desktop or in menus above
[05:09] <igsen> jim, what program is that?
[05:10] <jimnkristy> Igsen:  it said it installed correctly but i just cant find it.  it is celestia
[05:10] <server_> thank you so much arand: you have been really of great help. hopefully I can fix this and definitely do a RAID so this wont happen again on me
[05:10] <enduser000> jimnkristy: try "whereis appname"
[05:10] <enduser000> in a terminal
[05:11] <h3n> I'm downgrading from Mesa 7.5.0 to Mesa 7.0.4 can anyone help?
[05:11] <igsen> jim, Go back to synaptic and right click on celestia.
[05:11] <jimnkristy> igsen: and?
[05:12] <jimnkristy> options are reinstall remove and the such
[05:12] <jimnkristy> when i type in whereis I get this
[05:12] <jimnkristy>  /usr/bin/celestia /etc/celestia.cfg /usr/share/celestia /usr/share/man/man1/celestia.1.gz
[05:13] <thomson> for some reason i don't think the gnome and kde desktop environments have got it right yet...
[05:13] <Shawnc> backj
[05:14] <jimnkristy> im very new to linux, but it looks like it installed, but I dont have the interface set up right.
[05:14] <igsen> Go to terminal and type celestia.
[05:14] <edbian> jimnkristy: Be more specific.  What do you mean the interface??
[05:15] <edge> http://www.youtube.com/user/toasterwizard94 plz subscribe my vids are awesome!
[05:15] <poningru> jimnkristy, which application are you trying to run?
[05:15] <jimnkristy> igsen: that works great, but how do I get an icon or something in the drop down menus to start it
[05:16] <divkladek> Does anyone know of a good virtual machine application for ubuntu?
[05:16] <edge> virtualbox
[05:16] <igsen> jim, maybe the program does not have gui.
[05:16] <divkladek> Thank you. :)
[05:16] <poningru> jimnkristy, you can add it with menu editor
[05:16] <jimnkristy> igsen:  so you just have to remember to type it in the terminal
[05:16] <poningru> or you can just do alt+f2 and type that name in
[05:16] <jimnkristy> poningru:  im listening to you too
[05:16] <igsen> jim, i don't know my knowledge is limited.
[05:17] <poningru> jimnkristy, no worries
[05:17] <sebsebseb> !ubottu
[05:17] <sebsebseb> uh   I wanted pm window nevermind
[05:18] <axisys> !ksplice
[05:18] <axisys> anyone used ksplice?
[05:18] <axisys> wanted to try it
[05:18] <JavaAtom> I have an error after running a package upgrade where X says I'm running in low-graphics mode and has "Failed to load module 'type 1'" and "Failed to initialize the nivida kernel module" errors.  Is there a way to revert back to an earlier version without breaking it further?
[05:18] <poningru> jimnkristy, did you find the menu editing thing?
[05:18] <axisys> nice to eliminate reboot requirement after kernel upgrade
[05:18] <jimnkristy> poninrgru: yes i did  thanks
[05:18] <poningru> axisys, only with rhel
[05:19] <poningru> never did try it with ubuntu
[05:19] <Neroon> does anyone by chance know about fglrx and black screen parts after fullscreen opengl applications?
[05:19] <JavaAtom> **running Nvidia 9400GT with version 180 of the nvidia drivers.
[05:19] <edge> any really good video editing programs for ubuntu/
[05:20] <edge> ?
[05:20] <axisys> poningru: just installed it using apt-get install ksplice.. now what ? so when u install a kernel patch.. how does ksplice play then? assuming u used yum there to install it
[05:20] <Wicked> !backintime
[05:20] <doubled> whats this channel for
[05:20] <doubled> can i get porn here
[05:21] <axisys> doubled: check the /topic
[05:21] <poningru> axisys, unfortunately no
[05:21]  * JavaAtom thinks "A troll approaches..."
[05:21] <doubled> damnit
[05:21] <Neroon> JavaAtom: so di i
[05:21] <doubled> called me out already
[05:21] <doubled> fml
[05:21] <Wicked> doubled, yea. seeing how linux support rooms are notorious for porn.....
[05:21] <doubled> i should have taken another angle
[05:21] <doubled> maybe not connected from mIRC
[05:21] <axisys> poningru: how does ksplice come into play in rhel once the installation ?
[05:21] <poningru> the ksplice has to have its own patches for the kernel
[05:22] <poningru> axisys, http://www.ksplice.com/uptrack/
[05:22] <poningru> use that I suppose
[05:22] <poningru> axisys, we rolled our own patches
[05:22] <doubled> you guys think i can troll those fedora fags?
[05:22] <JavaAtom> Anybody willing to help troubleshoot a rather dumb nvidia / X.org error?
[05:22] <doubled> maybe they arent as sharp
[05:22] <Neroon> JavaAtom: regarding your x prob. did you let the installer change your x.org file?
[05:22] <axisys> poningru: thanks
[05:23] <JavaAtom> Neroon: Errr... possibly. I used the update manager and on reboot, I have no gui.
[05:23] <sebsebseb> !ops  |   doubled
[05:23] <bullgard4> 'man yelp': "You can also start Yelp by choosing Desktop->Help.  This will show the top-level help system page, listing all GNOME documents conveniently organized by topic." How can I choose 'Desktop > Help'? What is the start position for this act?
[05:24] <Neroon> JavaAtom: what does /var/log/Xorg.0.log say?
[05:24] <sergio> hey ya'll...
[05:24] <caffemisto> Hi.  is there a way to backup my current installation and use that backup against a fresh install.  so i would be back to the way i have it configured without having to redo everything.  Thanks.
[05:24] <enduser000> caffemisto: remastersys
[05:24] <Pici> bullgard4: Probably System>Help & Support
[05:25] <JavaAtom> Neroon: "Failed to initialize the nvidia kernel module!" and then aborts, unloading all the modules.
[05:25] <sergio> I am trying to install Ubuntu on a HDD that is plugged in to an external case and then take it and intsall that HDD in my desktop.
[05:25] <Neroon> JavaAtom: Hm. You might try to get the right driver vom nvidia.com and install it manually
[05:26] <JavaAtom> Neroon: I assume instructions for that are available via the ubuntu wiki?
[05:26] <sergio> I would just run it in the desktop, but I only have usb keyboards and it stops working when the 'select your language' appears
[05:26] <eoeas> caffemisto: man dd (could use to copy from block dev to file and vise versa)
[05:26] <Neroon> JavaAtom: could be, never tried that. Did it on my own. Isnt magical ;-)
[05:27] <WIGGMPk> Fresh install of Jaunty and running "sudo fdisk -ls" returns this: "Unable to seek on /dev/sda" Please help!!
[05:27] <andry> help install avg in ubuntu remix work / not ?
[05:27] <JavaAtom> Neroon: Found them. And I prefer having some instruction somewhere. This is my media pc, so I'm rather hoping that the three weeks I put into it aren't down the drain.
[05:27] <sebsebseb> !virus |  andry
[05:27] <h3n> Does anyone know where to get mesa 7.0.3 package
[05:27] <Prabhat_> hi all
[05:27] <Neroon> JavaAtom: Dont worry, even if it messed up your xorg.conf, there isnt lost anything
[05:27] <sebsebseb> andry: the Linux antivirus programs about all they do is scan for Windows virsues, which won't infect your  Ubuntu install
[05:28] <Prabhat_> need help regarding data recovery in ubuntu
[05:28] <eoeas> Prabhat_: Hi
[05:28] <Neroon> JavaAtom: and you should thank god, you got a nvidia card ...
[05:28] <Prabhat_> hi eoeas
[05:28] <poningru> !ask | Prabhat_
[05:28] <JavaAtom> Neroon: I always go with nvidia when I build a linux box.
[05:29] <eoeas> harddrive failure ?
[05:29] <Prabhat_> ok
[05:29] <sergio> When I start the LiveCD install I choose the external disc but when it gets about to partiton it says it is going to make a change to my laptops internal drive.
[05:29] <Neroon> JavaAtom: so will i, but i got a free pc with an old ati card
[05:29] <JavaAtom> Neroon: This was a "free" pc (stole it from my sister and gave her a netbook) that I built for her to tinker with.
[05:30] <Neroon> JavaAtom: Hehe
[05:30] <andry> thanks for informasion !! i have for scan windows files.
[05:30] <caffemisto> enduser000, installing remastersys now :)
[05:30] <Neroon> JavaAtom: So you're installing the driver already?
[05:30] <alteregoa> where can i set the path variable on linux?
[05:30] <caffemisto> sounds promising.  thank you. ;)
[05:30] <JavaAtom> Neroon: Ah, actually, just found the -manual- instructions, since the automagic stuff doesn't work.
[05:31] <Neroon> JavaAtom: I see
[05:31] <danny_> another quick question... when i try to save my x configuration using the nvidia tool via system>administration it says permision denied. how do i save the x config?
[05:31] <joetheodd> Hey guys.. how can I get the 32-bit version of xserver-xorg-video-intel installed on a 64-bit Ubuntu? (for Wine purposes)
[05:31] <Prabhat_> I formatted my harddrive to install ubuntu but missed to copy some important dat....... earlier fedora was there on my machine. Any way to recover that formatted data ?
[05:32] <joetheodd> Prabhat_, it depends on where it was physically on the drive. Chances are if you installed a whole new OS, no.
[05:32] <zenlunatic> alteregoa: try PATH=$PATH":/dir/dir"
[05:32] <homovitruvius> somebody
[05:32] <JavaAtom> Neroon: Are you sure that manually installing the latest nvidia driver will do anything?
[05:32] <Lynnix> ccsm
[05:32] <eoeas> Prabhat_: sudo apte-get install testdisk
[05:32] <Neroon> JavaAtom: Well, it worked every time for me here
[05:32] <eoeas> man testdisk
[05:32] <zenlunatic> alteregoa: ubuntu seems to not have a .bash_profile which throws me of
[05:33] <eoeas> worked for me
[05:33] <eoeas> recovers partitions and data
[05:33] <enduser000> caffemisto: it is, I install ubuntu, remove some apps, update, and make a backup as new releases so when I reinstall I get a 6 min updated install ^^.  gl with it
[05:33] <bullgard4> Pici: Thank you for commenting.
[05:33] <alteregoa> ty
[05:33] <JavaAtom> Neroon: can do.
[05:33] <alteregoa> zenulatic is this persistent?
[05:33] <alteregoa> after restart?
[05:34] <Prabhat_> The install was a completely new install...... I tried testdisk but no sucess
[05:34] <vlad__> hey guys . the total newb is here
[05:34] <Neroon> Is it normal, that samba asks for login and pwd although it's the same user on both pc's?
[05:34] <vlad__> hey can any1 help me with my sound drivers
[05:34] <eoeas> Prabhat_: hmm ??
[05:35] <disappearedng> Hey how come when I am trying "apt-get source screen" it say unable to find a source package for screen ?"
[05:35] <sergio> Any ideas...anyone
[05:35] <zenlunatic> alteregoa: well if there was .bash_profile yes but I'm not sure as ubuntu is different apparantly... try to log out and in and echo $PATH
[05:35] <danny_> when i try to save my x configuration using the nvidia tool via system>administration it says permision denied. how do i save the x config?
[05:35] <andry> help !! i have huawei e220 to connect internet but some ubuntu ask possword ?
[05:35] <Blancmange> Neroon: I avoid samba and just use SSH. :)
[05:36] <Prabhat_> eoeas: I tried with testdisk but cannot find my data after the new installation
[05:36] <Neroon> Blancmange: Well, thanks for the advice, but that didnt help ;-)
[05:36] <enduser000> does anyone know why I can't get separate x screens working? twinview and xinerama both work.  here are some screenshots and more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1201860
[05:36] <Harryy> I would love help with this problem if anyone is around. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7639582
[05:36] <JavaAtom> Neroon: hah. Just got a "xserver-xorg-core is broken" message.
[05:37] <Bookman> I have no sound in adobe flash based websites....any ideas?
[05:37] <eoeas> Prabhat_: I c what you mean, don't wanna guess or experiment, so i'll say a don't know
[05:37] <Blancmange> Neroon: I've never got SMB to work reliably under Windows, either, so I figure Samba is just emulating it's faults faithfully.
[05:37] <Neroon> JavaAtom: But that didnt come from the now installed nvidia driver
[05:37] <JavaAtom> Neroon: Not yet.
[05:37] <JavaAtom> Neroon: I'm trying to remove all existing nvidia drivers.
[05:37] <Neroon> Blancmange: I cant believe that, it's too long around for that and too far spread
[05:37] <eoeas> Prabhat_: How big is the data?
[05:38] <Prabhat_> eoeas: i am rying sudo apte-get install testdisk but getting a error message saying "command not found"
[05:38] <SirStan> Blancmange: SMB is a very reliable protocol.  It works great on windows, and great under samba.
[05:38] <Prabhat_> eoeas: It's aroung 2-3 GB
[05:38] <eoeas> apt not apte
[05:38] <eoeas> maybe?
[05:38] <Neroon> JavaAtom: You might need to reinstall the whole xorg-core package again ...
[05:39] <Prabhat_> eoeas: OK its apt
[05:39] <JavaAtom> Neroon: I am guessing that requires apt-get purge xorg-core / install xorg-core?
[05:39] <eoeas> Prabhat_: working now?
[05:39] <Neroon> JavaAtom: I would guess so, too. Never had to do it
[05:40] <iJim> Hello
[05:40] <Neroon> JavaAtom: But when did the message appear?
[05:40] <iJim> What does this mean "Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/x11/xorg.conf'!"?
[05:40] <JavaAtom> Neroon: When I tried using apt-get to remove nvidia-glx-180.
[05:40] <Neroon> JavaAtom: Well, then there still is hope, I guess
[05:40] <Blancmange> Neroom/SirStan. Odd. I can never get my head around the Master Browser issues (which i assume is related to SMB) with the mix of various Windows machines in my flat. Sys logs say stuff like "Computer X is trying to take over the world. The others are trying to force an election."
[05:41] <andry> Help ! i have huawei e220 to connect internet . but ubuntu some ask password to conect modem huawei e220?
[05:41] <Prabhat_> eoeas: Thanks for the command .... its working presently...... lets see it helps or not
[05:41] <WIGGMPk> Fresh install of Jaunty and running "sudo fdisk -ls" returns this: "Unable to seek on /dev/sda" Please help!!
[05:41] <helpmeplease> I chose guided and use the whole disk of the 300GB HDD but when it asks am I sure it says it is going to change my internal HDD and my 300GB HDD
[05:41] <Neroon> Blancmange: Was that adressed to me as well? If yes, why?
[05:42] <eoeas> Prabhat_: ;-) will take time though, but had a similar problem and it worked (no guarantees)
[05:42] <rodd> I'm having trouble installing/configuring lighttpd from source in ubuntu, can anyone help?
[05:42] <rodd> 'service lighttpd start' does nothing
[05:43] <edbian> rodd: To start services: "sudo /etc/init.d/lighttpd start"
[05:43] <Blancmange> Neroom: It looked like some of those split thread thing.
[05:43]  * Blancmange pokes Samba a little.
[05:43] <Prabhat_> eoeas: update | command has completed now what to do ?
[05:43] <iJim> I have graphic issues on my nvidia, my LCD monitor wont max out over 640x480 but my CRT will set to normal size. I am using Twinview.
[05:43] <rodd> edbian, also does nothing
[05:43] <Neroon> Blancmange: my name is misspelled (tip: tabulator completes names)
[05:44] <edbian> rodd: Do you have lighttpd installed?
[05:44] <rodd> of course
[05:44] <rodd> i installed from source, following their tutorial
[05:44] <Harryy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7639582 <-- help me please. :D
[05:44] <disappearedng> sudo apt-get build-dep screen How come I can't find any inforamtion on the package screen?
[05:44] <edbian> rodd: Look in /etc/init.d/  Do you even have a lighttpd file in there?
[05:44] <Blancmange> Naroon: Cheers!
[05:44] <Phill> Hey guys! I have a Westinghouse Digital widescreen monitor (22.1") The resolution isn't right (And I don't actually know what the correct one is!) WindowsXP uses 1600*900 which works fairly well, but I can't seem to set that up in Linux - also, when I tried resetting my resolution through nvidia X Server settings, it lets me try a few (1360x768) works alright. But now - the main problem is that my Theme doesn't display. (By theme, I mean top b
[05:44] <rodd> edbian,  yes, http://redmine.lighttpd.net/projects/lighttpd/wiki/InstallFromSource
[05:44] <Neroon> Bluncminge: Sure
[05:45] <rodd> edbian,  i did all what that page says
[05:45] <helpmeplease> Well, could someone just tell me to go away then, at least then I know you can see me...
[05:45] <eoeas> Prabhat_: suggest u unmount the partition! then check the manual, haven't used it for a while
[05:45] <ttl9> anyone her good with tomcat?
[05:45] <ttl9> *here
[05:46] <ttl9> does tomcat have something built in similar to apache's Header unset that allows you to remove certain headers returned by the webserver?
[05:46] <Neroon> JavaAtom: Any progress yet?
[05:46] <edbian> rodd: You have a file in /etc/init.d called "lighttpd" but sudo /etc/init.d/lighttpd start does nothing??
[05:46] <rodd> edbian,  yes
[05:46] <Prabhat_> eoeas: I have only one partition
[05:47] <edbian> rodd: That is very odd.  Perhaps the install went wrong somewhere?
[05:47] <rodd> it should output a message 'starting lighttpd..'
[05:47] <JavaAtom> Neroon: Reading some things. Can't seem to do anything without apt-get freaking out.
[05:47] <disappearedng> Hey can someone tell me what's the GNU repository address?
[05:47] <andry> help ! i have huawei e220 to connect ! but if connect ubuntu asking password to connect to huawei e220 ?
[05:47] <iJim> I have graphic issues on my nvidia, my LCD monitor wont max out over 640x480 but my CRT will set to normal size. I am using Twinview.
[05:47] <edbian> rodd: Yes.  Or at least an error message.  You are aware that lighttpd is in the repos?
[05:47] <rodd> edbian,  yes but I need the latest version 1.4.23
[05:47] <rodd> which isnt there
[05:47] <edbian> rodd: I don't think I can help you! :(
[05:48] <rodd> ok thanks anyway
[05:48] <edge> anyone here use vuze?
[05:48] <Phill> iJim: Kinda same problem here too. I got it to go over 640*480 (widescreen right?) but now my theme won't display anymore. (the top bar with minimize, maximize, close)
[05:48] <edbian> JavaAtom: run "sudo apt-get install -f" to "fix" apt-get
[05:48] <iJim> No Phill I have a 17inch normal 1280x1024 display
[05:48] <eoeas> Prabhat_: you will have to start from a ubuntu live CD, you can still use IRC from there for help, you can't modify or check a mounted system partition.
[05:48] <Phill> iJim: Darn, guess we don't have the same problem :(
[05:49] <JavaAtom> edbian: When I do that, I see a line saying that my entire Xserver system and XBMC will be removed.
[05:49] <iJim> I use dual displays and I have for a while, but my CRT will set to normal, but the LCD wont
[05:49] <edge> how do i search torrents on vuze?
[05:49] <helpmeplease> edge: what version of VUZE?
[05:49] <edbian> JavaAtom: You've been messing with packages huh
[05:49] <tanath> can anyone help me with this? i keep getting this email: http://pastebin.ca/1499814
[05:50] <R_W_W> Is there some fundamental problem with the Flash plugin? It only ever works for a short time for me in Firefox...
[05:50] <edge> latest
[05:50] <edbian> JavaAtom: What does apt-get freak about when you try to install some software.  Can you give me errors?
[05:50] <JavaAtom> edbian: Not intentionally. The update manager installed updates, but then my X ran in low-resolution mode.
[05:50] <edge> helpmeplease, latest
[05:50] <edbian> JavaAtom: Ic Ic.  What did you do?  Can you recap (at least vaguely) for me?
[05:50] <tanath> usually once a day
[05:50] <helpmeplease> 4.X it just type in the search box and it should ask you if you want to search common Bittorrent sites.
[05:51] <Neroon> JavaAtom: what does apt-get do or say?
[05:51] <WIGGMPk> Anyone? before I smash this laptop? "sudo fdisk -ls" yeilds "Unable to seek on /dev/sda" on a FRESH install of Jaunty???
[05:51] <Blancmange> Neroom: I guess it's perfectly normal that Sambas must ask you for the username and password, even though you are the 'same' user on each host. It's just not in a position to know you are the same user on each host. I'm sure if there was a method for it to join you in a seamless way, that method could be used by another user to gain your privilleges.
[05:51] <JavaAtom> neroon & edbian: I mis-spoke --- recapping: I updated my nvidia drivers, apparently, to "185.19.0" via the update manager.  I restarted and I got to a low-resolution screen, tried to change the resolution and the system claimed I wasn't using nvidia drivers.
[05:51] <edbian> JavaAtom: I got booted.  I'm back now! :)
[05:52] <edbian> JavaAtom: At what point to apt-get freak out?
[05:52] <JavaAtom> Neroon & edbian: From there, I've been trying to reinstall packages.
[05:52] <JavaAtom> edbian: I don't want to spam the channel.
[05:52] <Prabhat_> eoeas: thanks for the guidance........ I am refering to the documantation as u said
[05:52] <Neroon> Blencmunge: I'm not definetely sure, but I remember vaguely that was different some time ago
[05:52] <JavaAtom> edbian: Can I pm you what I just said a moment ago?
[05:52] <edbian> JavaAtom: Yes
[05:53] <WIGGMPk> edbian: you remember me? lol I could mount the encyrpted home.. well I reinstalled.. now "sudo fdisk -ls" returns with "Unable to seek on /dev/sda" what you think?
[05:53] <Prabhat_> eoeas: You a normal user or some support personel ?
[05:53] <Neroon> JavaAtom: might as well join a private chat all 3
[05:54] <JavaAtom> Neroon: fair 'nuff -- where we going?
[05:54] <edbian> WIGGMPk: Well for one there is no such thing as "-ls"  just -l for fdisk
[05:54] <tanath> can anyone help me with this? i keep getting this email like every day, about a locale error: http://pastebin.ca/1499814
[05:54] <WIGGMPk> edbian: sorry, typo
[05:54] <Neroon> JavaAtom: Uh, wrong question. I don't use irc very frequently ...
[05:54] <eoeas> Prabhat_: power user :P (normal)
[05:54] <edbian> WIGGMPk: Did you reformat?
[05:55] <Blancmange> Neroon: Perhaps the password thing was successful and more persistent than you remembered. Sometimes I surprise myself with the persistence of SFTP/SSH login authentication. :)
[05:55] <JavaAtom> Neroon & edbian: /join #javaatom_help
[05:55] <edbian> JavaAtom: What made apt-get freak out?  What is it saying?
[05:55] <edbian> JavaAtom: will do
[05:55] <WIGGMPk> edbian: yes.. reinstalled three times now.. same results.. its still on the same RAID0 array
[05:56] <edbian> WIGGMPk:  IS this the same encrypted /home partition you're trying to access?
[05:56] <Neroon> Blancmange: Well but I dont remember forgetting it every few minutes either. Or even on entering another share on the same pc
[05:56] <Prabhat_> eoeas: really admire your knowlwdge on ubuntu
[05:56] <WIGGMPk> edbian: nope.. reformatted everything.. gave up on the data and called it a lose
[05:56] <R_W_W> Is there any way to get the Flash plugin to work with more than one tab open?
[05:57] <eoeas> Prabhat_: trial and error, like most of us, you probably know stuff i don't
[05:57] <edbian> WIGGMPk: What is the issue besides not being able to fdisk -l ??
[05:57] <Gnea> !sound
[05:57] <WIGGMPk> edbian: the only thing I can think of is the newly downloaded install disc got messed up and im in the process of downloading another one right now..
[05:57] <eoeas> Prabhat_: but thanks
[05:58] <edbian> WIGGMPk: What is the issue besides not being able to fdisk -l ?
[05:58] <WIGGMPk> edbian: nothing that I can tell.. Ubuntu works fine
[05:58] <alteregoa> hmm
[05:59] <edbian> WIGGMPk: Then why are you downloading a new disk?  What are you trying to fix?  Nothing?
[06:00] <WIGGMPk> edbian: fdisk doesnt recognize my partition tables which is a big deal to me
[06:00] <Prabhat_> eoeas: If I still face some issue then where can I catch you ?
[06:00] <edbian> WIGGMPk: Understandable
[06:00] <edbian> WIGGMPk: What was the error again?
[06:00] <edbian> WIGGMPk: Does gparted see your partitions?
[06:00]  * Gnea considers throwing this soundblaster x-fi 5.1 out the window
[06:00] <tanath> can anyone help me with this? i keep getting this email like every day, about a locale error: http://pastebin.ca/1499814
[06:00] <WIGGMPk> edbian: "Unable to seek on /dev/sda" and yes gparted can see them
[06:02] <eoeas> Prabhat_: 1) you'll find me here 2) you can private message me through this IRC channel (try to c if it works
[06:02] <edbian> WIGGMPk: It's your raid array I suspect
[06:02] <WIGGMPk> edbian: the only difference between this install and the original install that worked is that I put SWAP on a logical partition and added another 1.0 GB logical partition
[06:02] <WIGGMPk> edbian: I didnt make any changes to the array though
[06:03] <Gnea> tanath: try this:  sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
[06:04] <tanath> Gnea, i believe i tried that before, but it's still doing it
[06:04] <tanath> Gnea, i ran it again and it says everything's up-to-date
[06:04] <edbian> WIGGMPk: Have you seen "testdisk"
[06:05]  * blagh slaps adante around a bit with a large trout
[06:05] <Gnea> tanath: okay, what happens if you run the cronjob manually?
[06:05] <Aldaron> Any ideas on how I could install eeebuntu's iso file to an usb stick, using a computer running Slackware Linux? The instructions are for usb-creator, unetbootin and isotostick.sh - none of these seem to make any sense to me (the script works most, but it complains partition isn't flagged bootable. cfdisk doesn't even think there are partitions on the stick. Stick works..)
[06:05] <WIGGMPk> edbian: nope.. saw it one of the posts from google'in though
[06:05] <edbian> yeah
[06:05] <tanath> Gnea, how? never used cron
[06:06] <edbian> WIGGMPk: That's where I got it from too.  I think that you have a bad drive or the array is messing things up.  All of the google results involve the Array
[06:06] <Aldaron> Oh. More correctly: unetbootin won't start, usb-creator will just freeze at the first phase
[06:06]  * Blancmange is looking for an IRC<-->XMPP-MUC bridge that works.
[06:06] <WIGGMPk> edbian: =*( I just cant win
[06:06] <edbian> WIGGMPk: Sorry! :(
[06:06] <WIGGMPk> edbian: dont be.. thanks for your help again
[06:07] <jcape> Question on karmic audio: I'm using an older macbook (2,1 or 3,1), and external audio (speakers, headphones) is not working. The onboard speakers appear to work, and I could fix the missing external audio by fussing with the mixer's weird surround and front channels. How can I either turn on the external audio or find those channels in Karmic/pulseaudio?
[06:07] <edbian> WIGGMPk: NP.  I would keep track of this issue.  You didn't do anything wrong and you can replicate the error which means we have a bug in the system.
[06:07] <edbian> WIGGMPk: You should make a bug report on launchpad
[06:07] <WIGGMPk> edbian: yeah ill get to that later tonight =) thanks
[06:07] <edbian> WIGGMPk: NP
[06:08] <Gnea> tanath: like this:  sudo /etc/cron.daily/man-db
[06:08] <fwaokda> whats a good app for scanning and removing/deleting viruses within ubuntu?
[06:09] <forces> what happen with packages.ubuntu.com ?
[06:09] <tanath> Gnea, no output
[06:09] <Gnea> fwaokda: ubuntu gets viruses? clamav seems to work....
[06:09] <Gnea> tanath: so check your email
[06:09] <fwaokda> Gnea, thanks
[06:09] <Phill> Hi, I have problems showing somethings to screen, for example, some system menu's, and the toolbar(?) or the bar you grab on with minimize, maximize on it. It's not showing up anymore. (What's that bar called?)
[06:09] <Neroon> fwaokda: What viruses?
[06:09] <tanath> Gnea, no new mail...
[06:10] <Gnea> this creative soundblaster x-fi usb card is total garbage, why won't it just work with ubuntu?
[06:10] <tanath> Gnea, so i shouldn't get the emails anymore?
[06:10] <Gnea> tanath: in theory
[06:11] <zopiac> Whenever I open LMMS, the audio output resets to Dummy (No Output). Does anybody know how to fix it?
[06:11] <tanath> Gnea, well, ok thanks for the help. don't suppose you can help me with a graphics issue?
[06:11] <Gnea> tanath: might be able to, kinda struggling with a sound issue
[06:11] <tanath> Gnea, what's the sound issue?
[06:12] <tanath> Gnea, i'm getting graphical glitches all over my screen
[06:12] <Gnea> tanath: I got a soundblaster x-fi usb card last week, I can't change the volume.
[06:12] <Gnea> tanath: what video card?
[06:12] <tanath> Gnea, hrm. ati radeon 9800se
[06:12] <tanath> Gnea, used to work fine, 'till a somewhat recent update
[06:12] <Gnea> tanath: did you install a video driver for it?
[06:12] <gabkdlly_> Phill: try restarting metacity, alt+F2 -> metacity
[06:13] <tanath> Gnea, default OS one worked fine. fglrx had issues, so haven't been using it
[06:13] <Gnea> tanath: try checking your driver:  System->Administration->Hardware drivers
[06:13] <tanath> Gnea, that shows nothing
[06:13] <Phill> gabkdlly_:alt F2 does nothing.
[06:13] <Gnea> weird
[06:13] <tanath> Gnea, and fglrx doesn't seem to work
[06:14] <abhra> hi
[06:14] <Phill> gabkdlly_: whoops, I see why, I had F disabled, I ran it, and nothing happened anyway.
[06:14] <abhra> how to install icons in ubuntu -gnome
[06:14] <tanath> Gnea, says no proprietary drivers are in use, and there's nothing in the list
[06:14] <Gnea> tanath: should be a specific radeon driver for xorg
[06:15] <tanath> Gnea, there's fglrx, but it doesn't show in that app
[06:15] <Gnea> !info xserver-xorg-video-radeon
[06:15] <Gnea> tanath: tried that one?
[06:16] <gletob> Hey I'm looking for a web based torrent client for my ubuntu server.
[06:16] <gabkdlly_> gletob: transmission is good at this
[06:16] <tanath> Gnea, that appears to be what i'm using
[06:16] <Gnea> gletob: torrentflux
[06:16] <gletob> GnarlyBob, is that easy to set up?
[06:16] <Gnea> tanath: oooh...
[06:17] <tanath> Gnea, or it's installed anyway
[06:17] <tanath> Gnea, so's the xserver-xorg-video-ati package
[06:17] <Gnea> tanath: try running this command:  sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg   then logout/login
[06:17] <tanath> Gnea, HAL reset my xorg.conf
[06:17] <vlad__> uh total newb here asking for trash folder location?
[06:18] <tanath> Gnea, been thru that. my xorg.conf is effectively blank
[06:18] <vlad__> in backtrack4
[06:18] <Gnea> !trash | blan
[06:18] <gabkdlly_> gletob: correction, I don't know if you can run transmission without X
[06:18] <tanath> Gnea, and yet things generally still work fine
[06:18] <vlad__> ty
[06:18] <gletob> Finally I have always wondered where trash was stored.
[06:18] <disappearedng> Anyone manage to get 256 color in screen?
[06:18] <tanath> Gnea, basically it autoconfigures how it should now, unlike earlier releases. only a recent update of some kind borked my graphics
[06:18] <gabkdlly_> Phill: I am out of ideas then, sorry
[06:19] <DayOldPorridge> Could anyone help me out with a GRUB problem?  I'm trying to load a disk.img in Bochs with stage1 and stage2 of GRUB, but whenever I try 'kernel /home/user/kernel.bin' in GRUB, it gives me "Error 17: could not mount selected partition."  Any idea how I could fix this?
[06:19] <DOSchild> hello.
[06:19] <Gnea> tanath: that's odd... but then, ATI has always had horrible linux support
[06:19] <Phill> gabkdlly_: I think it's a problem with my X config. I'm having resolution trouble as well.
[06:19] <tanath> Gnea, yeah, but it worked fine for quite some time there, until recently. now i can barely read
[06:19] <gabkdlly_> Phill: when did all this start ?
[06:20] <tanath> Gnea, and i can't get compiz running either
[06:20] <tanath> Gnea, nor metacity with compositing
[06:20] <tanath> Gnea, but glxinfo still says i have direct rendering
[06:20] <DOSchild> Is there a way to update synaptic's package list to show manually added repositories? I added the cdemu and virtualbox repository, but the programs are not there, they are only installable with apt-get
[06:21] <Phill> gabkdlly_: It happened before, in December, Slart and I debugged it all. It's my monitor, not able to tell X what resolution it should be. Now that I upgraded, I reformatted / and /etc/X11 aswell as my xorg.conf file went with it.
[06:21] <Phill> So, I'm back at square one.
[06:21] <tanath> Gnea, you try alsamixer in terminal?
[06:21] <zenlunatic> whats the package that you can mess with compiz settings
[06:22] <DOSchild> is there a way to update the actual list of packages rather than the versions of the packages in synaptic?
[06:22] <trinium> wow, office 2007 runing perfect in ubuntu, but openoffice it is like gnome, simple
[06:22] <Phill> gabkdlly_: And, I can't open up terminal it seems - it uses transparency - which has failed me. So I don't really know what I can do.
[06:22] <thomson> 234 MB of memory used and i only have xchat open?
[06:22] <tanath> zenlunatic, compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:23] <Gnea> tanath: No mixer elems found
[06:23] <SnuggleBucketXO> Hey
[06:23] <SnuggleBucketXO> This is cool
[06:23] <SnuggleBucketXO> Want singles?
[06:23] <SnuggleBucketXO> NO SINGLES FOR YOU
[06:23] <FloodBot3> SnuggleBucketXO: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:23] <Neroon> zenlunatic: And while you're at it, install fusion-icon as well
[06:23] <tanath> Gnea, card recognized?
[06:23] <gabkdlly_> Phill: alt+ctrl+f1 will get you a terminal, and alt+ctrl+f7 will get you back to X
[06:23] <Gnea> !ubuntu | SnuggleBucketXO
[06:23] <tanath> Gnea, might check in alsa channel or something
[06:23] <gabkdlly_> Phill: you can use f2 through f6 as well to get more terminals
[06:24] <Gnea> tanath: I plug it in, it loads the snd-usb-audio module
[06:24] <DOSchild> is there a way to update the actual list of packages rather than the versions of the packages in synaptic? it seems that using the reload option only updated version of the packages inside the added repository
[06:24] <tanath> Gnea, usb audio? is that right?
[06:24] <Gnea> tanath: if i bring up audacious, I can select it and play music through it, but the volume is jacked up all the way
[06:24] <thomson> nautilus?
[06:25] <Gnea> tanath: and that's only through the line-out jack, I don't have a 5.1 surround speaker system for it yet
[06:25] <tanath> Gnea, audacious has different output plugins you can choose. figure out which ones work?
[06:25] <DOSchild> is there a way to update the actual list of packages rather than the versions of the packages in synaptic? it seems that using the reload option only updated version of the packages inside the added repository
[06:25] <Gnea> tanath: I went with the alsa on that one, but I need to be able to change the volume - it has a physical knob on it that's supposed to do that, but it's not hardware-controlled
[06:26] <And> hi
[06:26] <tanath> Gnea, try 'sudo alsa force-reload' and see if you're able to then. you have pulse audio installed? it seems to cause issues and prolly shouldn't be used yet
[06:27] <And> i am newer
[06:27] <And> hoo
[06:27] <sage__> hey
[06:27] <sage__> how often should a buisness back up thier data
[06:27] <trinium> exit
[06:28] <And> what is 'thier data'?
[06:28] <sage__> I got a drive from 07
[06:28] <sage__> it was full of back up for a server
[06:29] <MrPiracy> compiz is not being loaded automaticly. where can i check for possible errors?
[06:30] <DOSchild> is there a way to update the actual list of packages rather than the versions of the packages in synaptic?
[06:30] <tanath> Gnea, check group permissions?
[06:30] <Neroon> MrPiracy: not loaded in gnome automatically?
[06:30] <MrPiracy> Neroon: yes ;)
[06:30] <MrPiracy> Neroon: if i run from terminal it works
[06:31] <Gnea> tanath: yup, I'm in all of the audio and pulse groups just fine
[06:31] <Gnea> tanath: and I stopped pulseaudio just to be safe
[06:31] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Well, I dont have gnome here, but System -> Preferences -> Sessions -> Startup Programs -> doesnt work?
[06:31] <musikgoat|main> DOSchild: when you "update" you are getting the full list of packages provided by the repositories you have set
[06:32] <MrPiracy> Neroon: nope .... i just booted it
[06:32] <Tempus_Fugit> hey all
[06:32] <Tempus_Fugit> new here
[06:32] <MrPiracy> Neroon: command line is just compiz rite?
[06:32] <Phill> My scroll wheel seems inverted - how do I... uninvert it?
[06:32] <Tempus_Fugit> hey anyone know what program will open a .db file??
[06:32] <carpediem> Phill: turn it upside down
[06:33] <tanath> Gnea, hm, well TBH, it'd be easier to help you if it were easier for me to read :P hard to look stuff up when i can barely see. don't suppose you can take a further stab at my graphics issue?
[06:33] <Neroon> MrPiracy: well i dont use the comm line, but you put just compiz into the startup?
[06:33] <Neroon> MrPiracy: you might try fusion-icon there
[06:33] <DOSchild> musikgoat|main, i use the reload button but virtualbox and cdemu still aren't coming up on synaptic
[06:33] <Tempus_Fugit> hey carpediem how ya doin
[06:34] <Neroon> MrPiracy: and it should remember when started, which window manager was used last
[06:34] <tanath> Gnea, it's really frustrating
[06:34] <MrPiracy> Neroon: yes, just compiz and i had installed this fusion-icon thingy ... u think it would be it?
[06:34] <Gnea> tanath: I can give it a go... this is my /proc/asound/cards: 1 [S51            ]: USB-Audio - SB X-Fi Surround 5.1
[06:34] <carpediem> Phill: sorry, I couldn't resist.  Actually, look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf for ZAxisMapping, and switch the order of the numbers
[06:34] <MrPiracy> Neroon: i'll take it out of startup and see what happens
[06:34] <carpediem> Tempus_Fugit: hi, doing pretty good
[06:34] <musikgoat|main> DOSchild: what repositories do you have checked?
[06:34] <Neroon> MrPiracy: you could do it by compiz on itself, but if you're going to use fusion-icon anyway ...
[06:34] <Gnea> !ati
[06:35] <Tempus_Fugit> anyone know what will read a .db file
[06:35] <Neroon> MrPiracy: I would put fusion-icon to startup
[06:35] <carpediem> Tempus_Fugit: usually that's SQLite, but there's no guarantee
[06:35] <MrPiracy> Neroon: let me see, brb
[06:35] <DOSchild> musikgoat|main, I have the two default ones checked, the updated Wine repository, the updated Virtualbox Repository, and the cdemu repository
[06:35] <Tempus_Fugit> yeah i tried that and didnt work
[06:36] <Tempus_Fugit> ty
[06:36] <carpediem> Tempus_Fugit: if it is SQLite, there's a SQLite browser for firefox that works pretty good.
[06:36] <tanath> Gnea, you don't have any funky audio/sound settings in the bios do you?
[06:36] <carpediem> Tempus_Fugit: it could be anything, could you give some context?
[06:36] <Tempus_Fugit> hmmmm ok will check into that ty
[06:36] <Gnea> tanath: have you read this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[06:37] <Gnea> tanath: nah, bios has nothing to do with it - there's an onboard audio, but it's crap, so I disabled it there - that's why I got this usb one
[06:37] <musikgoat|main> DOSchild: i believe virtualbox is in multiverse
[06:37] <musikgoat|main> !file virtualbox
[06:37] <carpediem> Tempus_Fugit: lots of embedded databases use the .db extension, so you may need to tell us what this db file is.
[06:37] <tanath> Gnea, was just about to ask if you disabled on-board
[06:37] <musikgoat|main> !info virtualbox
[06:37] <gletob> Gnea, Torrentflux is absolutely perfect! and it was very easy to set up thank you!!
[06:37] <Dulak> the virtualbox in the normal repos is crappy
[06:37] <gletob> And thanks to the others that mad suggestions!
[06:37] <Dulak> If you want to use usb or 3d acceleration, download the deb or use the repo vbox provides
[06:37] <gletob> *made
[06:37] <MrPiracy> Neroon: yes, i think it was fusion-icon causing it
[06:38] <carpediem> Dulak: well, it's far from crappy, it just lacks a few features that Sun doesn't open-source
[06:38] <MrPiracy> Neroon: it booted up fine no probs this time
[06:38] <Neroon> MrPiracy: So you took it out?
[06:38] <Tempus_Fugit> ok well right now im on my tmobile G1 in an app ported into firc and we have an app that backs up sms msgs  and i was trying to read them with my laptop connected to my phone and the backup file is .db
[06:38] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Btw, did you just reboot?
[06:38] <tanath> Gnea, yeah, i've seen that
[06:38] <Dulak> carpediem: in comparison it's crappy, it's not actually crappy I agree
[06:38] <MrPiracy> yes, i took both compiz and fusion-icon ... i had put conpoiz just to test
[06:38] <Guest16752> i have a pink square in the top left hand side of the screen saying unknow how do i remove it
[06:38] <MrPiracy> Neroon: yes, i just reboot
[06:38] <genan> reboot
[06:38] <Neroon> MrPiracy: I see. But no need to reboot, just restart x
[06:39] <MrPiracy> Neroon: i never know how to do it
[06:39] <DOSchild> musikgoat|main, i found it in synaptic, it seems the quicksearch index isn't being updated
[06:39] <MrPiracy> Neroon: hehe
[06:39] <jedi06> does anyone know of a way to watch flash player at 2x
[06:39] <Neroon> MrPiracy: I do it by ctrl+alt+backspace
[06:39] <carpediem> Tempus_Fugit: oh, yeah, that might be JavaDB...not sure what android uses
[06:39] <Neroon> MrPiracy: kills x instantly and it starts new
[06:39] <musikgoat|main> DOSchild: interesting
[06:40] <DOSchild> musikgoat|main, I had to scroll down to the v's and I found it, but searching for it won't find it, only finds the older versions
[06:40] <carpediem> Tempus_Fugit: hmm, nope, they use Sqlite according to the docs.
[06:40] <Tempus_Fugit> ok well anyone who wants to play with android programming can get the sdk and adb for free
[06:40] <tanath> Gnea, hm, looks like i missed something. fglrx was listed in /etc/modules
[06:40] <Neroon> MrPiracy: still here?
[06:40] <MrPiracy> Neroon: it doesnt work for me, tried many times
[06:41] <MrPiracy> Neroon: when i was trying to get my video card to work
[06:41] <Neroon> MrPiracy: hm, using kde here, not gnome. Just a sec
[06:41] <MrPiracy> Neroon: also ctrl+alt+f4
[06:41] <painted> hey
[06:41] <painted> can you disable UAC in ubuntu?
[06:41] <Tempus_Fugit> im also new to linux and ubuntu in general i just did a dual boot on my laptop so i can learn linux and programming
[06:41] <h4xOr> Hi, the touch pad on my laptop running 9.04 is very sensitive. How can i decrease its sensitivity
[06:42] <Tempus_Fugit> i love the new 9.04
[06:42] <MrPiracy> painted: login as root, but for that u have to enable it
[06:42] <painted> how do you log in as root
[06:42] <Gnea> tanath: aah
[06:42] <Gnea> tanath: I think I'm gonna hang this up for tonight and try again later
[06:42] <Tempus_Fugit> open a terminal
[06:43] <Tempus_Fugit> and type su
[06:43] <Neroon> MrPiracy: sudo apt-get install dontzap
[06:43] <Tempus_Fugit> then the pw
[06:43] <neda> hi, I want to have same keyboard shortcuts as gnome's in kde.  is there any solution?
[06:43] <tanath> Gnea, ok. good luck. thanks
[06:43] <iwobbles> Hi I have a usb hard drive which some of my ubuntu machines recognise but others dont where should I be looking to fix this ?
[06:44] <picochu> seems like wubi doesnt run on windows 7 :(
[06:44] <Gnea> tanath: there's a ton of discussion here that I need to sift through: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=870001
[06:44] <MrPiracy> painted: system / administration / login window / security ... check enable admin login
[06:44] <Neroon> MrPiracy: got it?
[06:44] <genan> you had played windows7?
[06:44] <tanath> Gnea, http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=56719 similar issue to yours
[06:44] <MrPiracy> Neroon: yes, what's that?
[06:44] <picochu> genan: yeap on my spare
[06:45] <sage__> THIS IS LINUX NOT WINDOWS
[06:45] <Neroon> MrPiracy: I brings back the ctrl+alt+backspace
[06:45] <genan> yeah.ubuntu not windows
[06:45] <Neroon> MrPiracy: to jaunty
[06:45] <tanath> Gnea, good luck
[06:45] <MrPiracy> Neroon: thx again, installing it now
[06:45] <picochu> sage__: take a chill pill but wubi is suppose to run linux on windows part
[06:45] <Tempus_Fugit> you mean wind hoes???
[06:45] <sage__> lol
[06:46] <picochu> sheesh bunch of 12 yrs old
[06:46] <Tempus_Fugit> im not great with linux but im learning
[06:46] <neda> hi, I want to have same keyboard shortcuts as gnome's in kde.  is there any solution?
[06:46] <Sinatra> on windows i am used to WinAMP, what is Linux answer to it?
[06:46] <Neroon> Sinatra: Lots of options. I got used to Amarok
[06:47] <genan> what is winamp?a kind of vpc?
[06:47] <MrPiracy> Neroon: do u know how to unblock root password? ... or set it?
[06:47]  * Tempus_Fugit is hiding in the corner if someone wants to talk
[06:47] <sage__> movie player is good
[06:47] <MrPiracy> Neroon: i remember there's a command line for that
[06:47] <Neroon> MrPiracy: There is no root account in ubuntu
[06:47] <gabkdlly_> neda: I am pretty sure there is, you might ask in #kubuntu
[06:47] <Gnea> tanath: thanks, you too
[06:47] <mirsal> hello
[06:47] <MrPiracy> Neroon: yes, there is, but u have to unblock it
[06:48] <picochu> MrPiracy: you can get root with sudo bash
[06:48] <picochu> Neroon:  just sudo bash
[06:48] <neda> thx gabkdlly_ , good advice!
[06:48] <Dulak> no, use sudo -i
[06:48] <tanath> Gnea, np
[06:48] <MrPiracy> Neroon: how do i use the ctrl-alt-backspace? right here or do i have to log off first?
[06:48] <Tempus_Fugit> this is linux there is a way to do everything...just gotta have the know how and patience to do it
[06:48] <mb_again_> sudo bash; then passwd root
[06:48] <Neroon> MrPiracy: if you use it now, it'll kill all x-applications and restart x
[06:49] <Dulak> !root | mb_again_
[06:49] <tehbaut> what does 8.10 have over 8.04?
[06:49] <iwobbles> does ubuntu support HP printers ? I want to ditch samba and the win server and print direct using ubuntu ,,its a HP5si bulk printer
[06:49] <Neroon> picochu: he wants to change the root password, not a root shell
[06:49] <sage__> 9.04
[06:49] <genan> driver
[06:49] <mirsal> once correctly set-up, ubuntu works really well on a tablet PC
[06:49] <Dulak> mb_again_: use sudo -i to get a root shell, do not advise people to set a root password
[06:50] <picochu> Neroon: then just passwd then you have the damn shell
[06:50] <Erekose> I`m trying to install gnomedesktopwal   but I don`t seem to have the correct command for it
[06:50] <tehbaut> sage__, was that directed towards me? :P
[06:50] <jedi06> does anyone know of a way to watch adobe flash player at 2x
[06:50] <sage__> lol
[06:50] <MrPiracy> Neroon: not really change ... in the previous versions there was a command to set the root password because it comes up blank
[06:50] <Neroon> picochu: God, I didnt ask for it. It was MrPiracy question.
[06:50] <vlad__> hey guys i got a sound issue\
[06:50] <sage__> tehbaut,  I thought u were thinking of the newer one
[06:51] <tehbaut> I installed 9.04 this morning, but didn't feel like messing with all the drivers... seems it's less compatible with my machine otb, than the 8.xx series
[06:51] <Neroon>  !root | MrPiracy
[06:51] <MrPiracy> Neroon: so u can login as root .... yes i think it was what picochu said
[06:51] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Of course, you can. But there is no root password as such
[06:51] <vlad__> pretty sure i got the drivers installed but no sound
[06:52] <tehbaut> but it seems as though 8.04 is missing some of the top-right corner details than 8.10 had
[06:52] <Dulak> !rules > mb_again_
[06:52] <vlad__> and commands i can use to enable it or something>?
[06:52] <MrPiracy> Neroon: try this .... sudo passwd root
[06:52] <MrPiracy> Neroon: ;)
[06:53] <Erekose> trying to install a tar.gz that is unzipped.. seems like I don`t have the right command
[06:53] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Thanks, but no thanks ;-)
[06:53] <ftab> MrPiracy: that command is to change the root password being a sudoer
[06:53] <Dulak> MrPiracy: don't advise people to set a root password, use sudo -i to get a root shell if you have to have one
[06:53] <ftab> :-)
[06:53] <vlad__> ./
[06:53] <ftab> Dulak: some times you might need that for security
[06:54] <MrPiracy> ftab: that will also let you login as root
[06:54] <Dulak> ftab: what security is better without an audit trail?  I haven't had root enabled on a machine in 10 years now, and I can't think of any good reason to start.
[06:54] <ftab> MrPiracy: yes but passwd command is specific for changing the paddword
[06:54] <vlad__> thanks for the sudo -i saves time
[06:54] <MrPiracy> Dulak: there was a guy here asking how to disable "uac", that's why i came up with this ... i think these "type password" boxes all the time are annoying
[06:55] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Then you can still start a root shell
[06:55] <ftab> Dulak, you are right but if you are a sudoer then you are root, sudoer user id points to that of the root uid
[06:55] <Dulak> MrPiracy: you can change the timeout on the password from sudo so it only prompts you every so often after the initial one
[06:55] <MrPiracy> ftab: type that command, enable "allow admin login" in system / administration / login window / security
[06:55] <Trombone> o.o
[06:55] <tehbaut> how do I get to the partition manager?
[06:55] <MrPiracy> ftab: then type root as username and the password u just set
[06:55] <iwobbles> I have  an IBM laptop on which I can see traffic at the transport layer but I cannot get http access at the application layer any ideas ?
[06:55] <MrPiracy> ftab: voilá
[06:56] <Dulak> ftab: sudo gives and audit trail, allowing a direct root login does not
[06:56] <DigitalKiwi> i like when people try to add themself to a group with sudo and end up deleting themself from wheel
[06:56] <Dulak> ftab: you are making things less secure by enabling root, not more secure
[06:56] <DigitalKiwi> it is good times
[06:56] <hdon> hi all. what package will give me man pages for select()?
[06:56] <Neroon> MrPiracy: And why would anybody need a security hole (root account) in Ubuntu?
[06:56] <ftab> tehbaut: gparted might help you
[06:56] <picochu> Neroon:  root isn't a security hole. not if you manage it properly
[06:57] <tehbaut> ftab, what was run during the install then?
[06:57] <tehbaut> isn't that included by default?
[06:57] <nutty> heya, was wondering if there are any acer aspire one users here, I can't seem to get my webcam working
[06:57]  * hdon snickers
[06:57] <Dulak> Wow, we got a lot of genius security people in here tonight.
[06:57] <Trombone> DCC C:\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
[06:57] <ftab> Dulak, I agree :-) and I would also recommend to use sudoer, but again sudeor is root when you issue sudo
[06:57] <MrPiracy> picochu, Neroon, Dulak, ftab: why are u guys so scared about this root account in the first place?
[06:57] <DigitalKiwi> root passwords are alays short, like admin, nimda, god, iamgod, you know, therefor security risk
[06:58] <Neroon> picochu: There is just no need for a root account. Everything can be done without it. And installing one just makes it easier breaking into
[06:58] <Dulak> ftab: and sudo logs every command run, so you can see exactly who just messed up your box
[06:58] <MrPiracy> picochu, Neroon, Dulak, ftab: what hole exactly does it open?
[06:58] <picochu> MrPiracy:  not me
[06:58] <ftab> MrPiracy, we are not scared, but just from security point of view there is an alternate
[06:58] <Dulak> ftab: allowing a direct root login, no log.  Who just typed that command???  I don't know, cuz I enabled root.
[06:58] <picochu> Neroon: obviously you have never tried install Oracle 11 on a linux box
[06:58] <MrPiracy> ftab: define "security point" ... what happens if root password is set?
[06:58] <Trombone> why do u want to enable root anyways? what are the benefits?
[06:58] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Without one, an attacker at least doesnt know which account to use
[06:58] <ftab> Dualk, we agree but it's MrPiracy who don't :-)
[06:59] <Dulak> picochu: you can sudo -i to get the root shell and install oracle just fine
[06:59] <MrPiracy> picochu: yessssssssssss! now i remember why i needed that ... ORACLE 11
[06:59] <tehbaut> so why is 8.04 missing that top-right-corner "tray"?
[06:59] <ftab> Dualk, I was just differenciating the sudoers and the root
[06:59] <vph> Does anyone know why my Ubuntu boot-disk will loadup the install prompt but it has an I/O error "Error reading boot CD" when I try to install it? I guess it is because the CDRom is not identified but would that be the only reason? any help would be appreciated :)
[06:59] <ftab> tehbaut: did you tried gparted?
[07:00] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: ,because it's a resonably new thing, also  Ubuntu's version isn't even part of upstream Gnome,   which is also why shut down and logout get removed from the system menu :(,  really it's only meant to be a user switcher
[07:00] <tehbaut> ftab, it's not in the list of apps (or else I'm blind, or it requires a terminal window, or an install)
[07:00] <Trombone> vph: what happens if you choose to scan the disc for errors instead of install?
[07:00] <MrPiracy> Neroon: account to use where??? if this attacker can get to my root account, why cant he get to my user account?
[07:00] <ftab> :-)
[07:00] <picochu> there's nothing wrong with root if you know what you are doing.... sudo is just as risky as su
[07:00] <genan> nothing will happen
[07:00] <ftab> tehbaut which version are you using?
[07:00] <vph> Trombone: Error reading boot CD.
[07:00] <tehbaut> sebsebseb, so the tray is part of 8.10 but not 8.04?
[07:00] <ftab> tehbaut try sudo apt-get install gparted
[07:01] <tehbaut> ftab, I'm running 8.04 right now
[07:01] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: did you mean the log out and shutdown thing?
[07:01] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: if you mean the applicaitons tray,  there should be something
[07:01] <Trombone> vph: maybe the disc is damaged and you need a new one? or somethings wrong with your hardware
[07:01] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Every attacker tries to get to the root account. But how would he know, which, if any account on a pc might get root rights
[07:01] <MrPiracy> picochu: even if u DONT know what ur doing. There are several newbies using ubuntu who has no clue of where to click or what to install
[07:01] <ftab> and also when you enable the User switcher menu in Jaunty it removes the shut down from the menu
[07:01] <tehbaut> sebsebseb, uh all I can remember is that it had a network status and quick-connect for wifi
[07:01] <ftab> tehbaut then run sudo apt-get install gparted
[07:01] <MrPiracy> Neroon: how will the attacker know i am running linux? i have 4 different OS'es here
[07:01] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: ok  we weren't talking about  the same thing,   the only thing we were talking about that was the same, is top right  corner of  the panel
[07:01] <tehbaut> ftab, is it available by default it 8.10?
[07:02] <MrPiracy> Neroon: anti-virus AND firewall
[07:02] <ftab> tehbaut which thing?
[07:02] <DigitalKiwi> irc clients often use the user name as...username
[07:02] <vph> Trombone: I've made 3 coasters so far... do you think if I swapped a cdrom with a different computer it would solve the problem? because I have a dvdrom that could be switched easily.
[07:02] <tehbaut> sebsebseb, so I'm looking for the "system tray" ...is that right?
[07:02] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: yep, and not the other thing,  which I hope is missing still in 8.04 :)
[07:02] <tehbaut> ftab, a partition manager included by default in 8.10 ...is that true?
[07:02] <ftab> tehbatu system tray in Ubuntu is called Notification Icons
[07:02] <picochu> MrPiracy: remote root login is something i won't recommend
[07:02] <DigitalKiwi> so someone comes to irc there's a good chance I know their user account ;D
[07:02] <ftab> hmm not sure.
[07:02] <vph> Trombone: and with the three coasters they all did the same thing.
[07:03] <Erekose> vph:  what burn speed did you burn them at
[07:03] <Neroon> MrPiracy: If it only where that easy to stop an intruder
[07:03] <MrPiracy> picochu: whoaa, that's something different
[07:03] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: you should be able to add stuff to the panel
[07:03] <ftab> sudo apt-get install will prompt if that is already there tehbaut
[07:03] <Trombone> vph: its worth a try. if you get an error when using a brand new disk that you made yourself just a minute ago, u almost definitely have a hardware error somewhere
[07:03] <tehbaut> sebsebseb, so the notification icons were added with 8.10?
[07:03] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: which notification icons?
[07:03] <Dulak> MrPiracy: you are speaking from obvious years of experience running enterprise servers in production.
[07:03] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: 8.10 is a good release
[07:03] <tehbaut> sebsebseb, , I'm not seeing any notification area at all in 8.04
[07:04] <MrPiracy> picochu, Neroon, Dulak, ftab: besides, what would an attacker do with root account that he can't with my user account (which happens to be admin)?
[07:04] <Trombone> MrPiracy: do u have a particular reason for using a root account? its actually one less command if you just use sudo
[07:04] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: sadly 8.10 isn't LTS,  if you run the  panel resting command that can solve stuff
[07:04] <tehbaut> I had 8.10 before, but had to drop it for a while
[07:04] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: why?
[07:04] <MrPiracy> Dulak: this is a home computer, not an enterprise
[07:04] <Dulak> MrPiracy: root is a known attack vector, your username is not
[07:04] <tehbaut> hard drive changes, I wasn't using ubuntu for a while
[07:05] <sebsebseb> !panels |  tehbaut
[07:05] <MrPiracy> Dulak: alright, alright, u win
[07:05] <Dulak> MrPiracy: but you're advocating anyone to use your crappy security policy by telling people to enable root on their machine, you are not qualified to do that.  You can do it for YOURSELF, but don't spread your ignorance to others.
[07:05] <tanath> my bottom gnome-panel isn't showing. and if i run 'gnome-panel --replace' then certain icons don't show in notification area anymore :-/
[07:05] <Trombone> MrPiracy: bottom line, there are thousands of developers out there who made the root account innactive by default, and at least a few of them were smarter than you
[07:05] <ftab> MrPiacy, as a general rule of thumb, there are some kernel level calls which root can perform, I mean root has got the access for each and every thing from deleting the files to changing the config without any further authentication
[07:05] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: run the command the bot gave, that should help
[07:05] <ftab> that's why root is always discouraged
[07:05] <Neroon> MrPiracy: He needs to find an account that even may get root rights. Since not every account should be able to. But isnt it easier, when I know there is a root account i can concentrate on, instead of having to find the names of the other account and trie those?
[07:05] <sebsebseb> tanath: uh  see abovee
[07:05] <tehbaut> ftab, so you are saying that gparted is used during installation, but after that it's not included in the standard utilities/apps by default?
[07:06] <MenZa> tehbaut→ Correct.
[07:06] <sebsebseb> !panels |   tanath
[07:06] <ftab> tehbaut, try gparted in terminal
[07:06] <tehbaut> MenZa, correct re: gparted?
[07:06] <tanath> sebsebseb, which defaults are those? i'm not sure i want to
[07:06] <ftab> Menza that's not correct
[07:06] <picochu> Trombone:  just disable remote root
[07:06] <sebsebseb> tanath: it will reset your panels back to default
[07:06] <tanath> sebsebseb, i have a number of icons & applets i don't want to replace
[07:06] <MenZa> tehbaut→ Yes. A simple sudo apt-get install gparted should install it.
[07:06] <tehbaut> ok
[07:07] <sebsebseb> tanath: you can add the bottom panel back anyway
[07:07] <MrPiracy> Dulak, Trombone: easy fellows, i agree the root account unset is more secure. i just dont see the whole point of having it kept that way in a HOME environment when enabling it would be much less annoying and easier
[07:07] <tanath> sebsebseb, i'm not willing to do that without knowing what it'll do. it would be tedious to redo my customizations
[07:07] <DigitalKiwi> hmm, can you create a user called root with no privs?
[07:07] <Neroon> MrPiracy: How do you think, that makes it easier?
[07:07] <Erekose> trying to install an unzipped tar file but don`t seem to have the right comand
[07:07] <sebsebseb> tanath: it will undone your customizations
[07:08] <tanath> sebsebseb, then that's not something i want to do
[07:08] <tehbaut> off topic: how do I force a ntfs part to mount if the ntfs part is marked to be in use (windows didn't shutdown correctly)
[07:08] <MrPiracy> Neroon: for those who just want to try ubuntu, yes ... no need to keep typing the same password over and over again
[07:08] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: is the file extension simply .tar or .tar.gz or .tgz ?
[07:08] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: that's not off topic
[07:08] <sebsebseb> tehbaut: there's some sort of command, but you can also boot up Windows again and shut it down properly
[07:08] <aamir> ((((((( hello Room ))))))
[07:08] <tehbaut> sebsebseb, meant off topic from my latest topics :P
[07:08] <iwobbles> does ubuntu support usb drives ? Ive found the mounting a bit troublesome
[07:08] <Restinpeace> hello
[07:08] <MrPiracy> Neroon: i know you will have a heart attach but turning off UAC is the first thing i do when i install windows at home
[07:08] <Neroon> MrPiracy: So you want to start x and being online as root?
[07:08] <mudsplatter> shalom
[07:08] <Restinpeace> i just installed ubuntu yesterday
[07:08] <tanath> sebsebseb, and i already said i didn't want to run 'gnome-panel --replace' which reloads it, and you're telling me to kill it? >.<
[07:09] <MrPiracy> Neroon: in a home testing environment yes, why not?
[07:09] <picochu> guys just remember active root is a matter of choice.. AIX, Solaris, Debian, RH, IRIX, they all have root accounts
[07:09] <Restinpeace> can anyone tell me how do i install C++ ?
[07:09] <tehbaut> sebsebseb, yes I just need to move a couple files to that part
[07:09] <sebsebseb> tanath: you  can  add a panel back without running a command
[07:09] <MrPiracy> picochu: even ubuntu does
[07:09] <tehbaut> before I reboot windows, ideally
[07:09] <picochu> MrPiracy: not enabled by default
[07:09] <MenZa> Restinpeace→ What do you mean? C++ is a programming language.
[07:09] <MrPiracy> picochu: but it DOES have one ;)
[07:09] <Erekose> musikgoat|main: its .tar.gz
[07:10] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Because one false click might kill everything.
[07:10] <DigitalKiwi> I'm guessing he wants to install gcc
[07:10] <tehbaut> MenZa, what irc app are you using? j/w
[07:10] <Restinpeace> MenZa: yes i agree. I mean how do i install the app?
[07:10] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: tar xzvf file.tar.gz
[07:10] <MenZa> What app, Restinpeace?
[07:10] <tanath> sebsebseb, if i reload gnome-panel, there's an icon or two that'll no longer show in the notification area. if i reset panels to default, i may lose all the icons i've added to the top panel, and which applets i've added
[07:10] <MenZa> Restinpeace→ You mean a C++ compiler? An editor? An IDE?
[07:10] <Restinpeace> MenZa:  anjuta? if i'm not mistaken.
[07:10] <Neroon> MrPiracy: And where do you think the whining would start first, after they lost all their data?
[07:10] <Restinpeace> MenZa:  yes
[07:10] <sebsebseb> tanath: yes
[07:10] <EnragedOstrich> Can someone help me fix my gamepad? It's going all strange when I try to use VGA and ePSXe
[07:10] <picochu> Neroon: login into X with root is a very very bad idea
[07:10] <tanath> sebsebseb, i'd rather reload than lose my customizations
[07:10] <Restinpeace> MenZa:  sorry, that's what i mean actually.
[07:11] <sebsebseb> tanath: you have said this stuff about three times now
[07:11] <sebsebseb> tanath: or three tiems
[07:11] <Erekose> musikgoat|main:  I have it unzipped but its not installing right
[07:11] <david_> hi
[07:11] <EnragedOstrich> ive only had linex 4 a day
[07:11] <david_> I'm new here.
[07:11] <MrPiracy> Neroon: i've lost all my data quite a few times this week already ... without setting my root account ;)
[07:11] <Neroon> picochu: Please, stop telling me that. I didnt ask for it
[07:11] <sebsebseb> !new |  david_
[07:11] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  david_
[07:11] <iwobbles> perhaps i should be going back to windows but I dont like MS much
[07:11] <tanath> sebsebseb, yet you still want me to anyway? >.<
[07:11] <ftab> ubottu, it's a bot :-)
[07:11] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: what are you trying to install?
[07:12] <sebsebseb> tanath: no
[07:12] <david_> thank you.
[07:12] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Well everything is possible, but why invite every redneck to f... with your system?
[07:12] <Dulak> MrPiracy: having the default policy be more secure is never a bad thing.  THe password thing as I said can be tuned in sudoers so you don't have to type that root password so much when you use sudo, I tune mine to 20 minutes and very rarely end up having to type it multiple times in a single session.
[07:12] <Erekose> its a desktop wallpaper changer musikgoat|main
[07:12] <sebsebseb> david_: np
[07:12] <Restinpeace> MenZa:  are you there?
[07:12] <EnragedOstrich> my game pad config is messed up when i use my VBA i need help
[07:13] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: look for a README in the contents, usually there is install instructions there
[07:13] <Dulak> picochu: any unix machine I admin, regardless of which flavor, first thing I do is install/configure sudo, and disable root.  Many of the guys I work with do this as well.
[07:13] <MrPiracy> Dulak: my personal choice would be to type my password only ONCE when i log in ... and that's it ... after that, my computer should know it's me sitting here
[07:14] <Tracker> I'm David,
[07:14] <tanath> Gnea, well, i removed a lot of old fglrx left-overs, and graphics are much improved. :)
[07:14] <Neroon> MrPiracy: And you need root rights every now and then?
[07:14] <picochu> Dulak: i am glad that you do. But the phrase "most of the guys i work with" doesn't hold much water
[07:14] <EnragedOstrich> Can any 1 help me with my VBA controller config it all weird and i dont know what wrong
[07:14] <Erekose> with it unzipped it has two files... a makefile and one called change_wallpaper.c musikgoat|main
[07:14] <Neroon> MrPiracy: After my system is set up, I might need root rights once a week maybe, if at all
[07:15] <MrPiracy> Neroon: well, now yes ... i am installing everything and i am prompted to type it all the goddam time
[07:15] <joshua__> Hello, I am wondering when I try and Network my printer that is on an XP Machine, over a Wifi connection, the printer window crashes when I try and browse my Computer it found my network, and list's my computers but It crashes when I open My Computer
[07:15] <Neroon> MrPiracy: No, you just could start a root shell for example
[07:15] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: ahh, then "make&&sudo make install" should work
[07:15] <Dulak> picochu: ok let me rephrase that, the guys I work with that know what they are actually doing do it as well.  The ones who have no clue (apparently like you) don't.  And it's always fun times when those dumbasses go to the bathroom and leave a root shell logged in.
[07:15] <MrPiracy> Neroon: and it was very annoying a few years ago when i started using linux
[07:15] <andry> help !!!  avg install in unbuntu remix work but application avg can be launch ?
[07:15] <Threetimes> Hi, I have a dual-monitor setup. Once I'm logged in, everything works fine. When usplash shows the loading bar, my smaller monitor says "Out of range".
[07:16] <EnragedOstrich> I NEED HELP WITH VBA CONTROLLER CON FIG
[07:16] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: you may need build-essential if this is the first compiling you've done
[07:16] <Tracker> Somebody tell me what is the subject of this room?
[07:16] <MrPiracy> Neroon: ok ok ok ok, you guys win
[07:16] <DigitalKiwi> "oh i think i'll go for a cup of water" smartass coworker/friend walks by, notices you have a console open "say goodbye to /" =D
[07:16] <sebsebseb> andry: you don't need anti virus in Linux at this time,  and  AVG scans for Windows virsues and that's about it,  and those viruses won't infect your Ubuntu install
[07:16] <sebsebseb> !virus |  andry
[07:16] <joshua__> CAN SOMEONE HELP ME SHARE A PRINTER FROM AN XP MACHINE TO MY UBUNTU 9.4 LAPTOP
[07:16] <picochu> Dulak: whatever, i never leave my desk with a root shell
[07:16] <MrPiracy> Neroon: but i still think is funny the way u guys freak out about this root acount
[07:16] <sebsebseb> !caps |  joshua__
[07:16] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Having the opponent giving up is no fun ;-)
[07:16] <sebsebseb> !cups |  joshua_
[07:16] <joshua__> sorry
[07:16] <Tracker> I understand nothing.
[07:16] <joshua__> but It can not find my PC
[07:16] <Dulak> picochu: good for you, you're perfect, never make mistakes, should I call you lord?
[07:17] <sebsebseb> Tracker: getting help for Ubuntu
[07:17] <Neroon> MrPiracy: I guess it's just because we all saw what happened so very often in windows
[07:17] <joshua__> It can not find my PC
[07:17] <picochu> Dulak: it's called common sense. I guess you are those who forgot to zip up after peeing
[07:17] <Erekose> musikgoat|main:  it shows a few errors
[07:17] <Tracker> oh
[07:17] <Tracker> ok
[07:17] <musikgoat|main> !build-essential | Erekose
[07:17] <Tracker> thank you.
[07:17] <EnragedOstrich> opps caps
[07:17] <sebsebseb> np
[07:17] <MrPiracy> Neroon: well, it's because i agree with you .... when u are talking to the general public, or a company with important data, yes, it's a lot more sucure ... but what about random users just trying the OS? it's nothing but annoying
[07:17] <Dulak> picochu: so because I want root locked, I lack common sense.
[07:17] <Neroon> MrPiracy:  Hell, I even have a link on my desktop to start my filemanager as root
[07:17] <tanath> hrm, my scroll wheel stopped working
[07:17] <musikgoat|main> !paste | Erekose
[07:18] <Dulak> picochu: but you, who open root up cuz yer lazy, or leave it open, you have common sense.
[07:18] <picochu> you're perfect, never make mistakes that's what you said
[07:18] <Tracker> I thought I was here to meet new people.
[07:18] <Dulak> picochu: it's ok, admins like you let me double my rate when I have to clean up after you.
[07:18] <EnragedOstrich> Who wants to help me brave the new world of Ubuntu? Help me fix my 360 controller
[07:18] <Neroon> MrPiracy: As the random user you dont even need it (that often). So I'd say even less need to have a root account
[07:18] <Dulak> picochu: just don't advocate it in this channel, it's against the rules and stupid.
[07:18] <MrPiracy> Neroon: hahah, got my point? so many times i tried to paste a file in a place i needed a root account, but all it said was NO
[07:18] <joshua__> Could I have some help i have a printer connect to my XP Machine and I am trying to share it over Wifi to my Ubuntu 9.4 laptop
[07:18] <picochu> please tell me where in the rules to say it is okay to use root
[07:18] <Neroon> MrPiracy: But how often do you need that now?
[07:19] <tehbaut> also, how do I add my osx partition to grub?
[07:19] <Dulak> !rules > picochu
[07:19] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Once a day the most?
[07:19] <picochu> Dulak: didn't see it in the rules
[07:19] <Threetimes> Hi, I have a dual-monitor setup. Once I'm logged in, everything works fine. When usplash shows the loading bar, my smaller monitor says "Out of range".
[07:20] <MrPiracy> Neroon: i am not done yet, i'll still need it ... and btw, i am NOT setting root password, it just came to my mind whey they asked how to disable UAC ... if someone asks that u suppose he/she will be willing to take the risks
[07:20] <Neroon> MrPiracy: And the allday download folder or such are set up so I can read/write in them
[07:20] <milo__> hi. Please is there any aircrack-ng forum on IRC?
[07:20] <Neroon> MrPiracy: No, most of those that ask the question want it the easy way, they dont even think about security
[07:21] <MrPiracy> Neroon: ohhhh, now we agree ;)
[07:21] <Neroon> MrPiracy: And exactly these guys would be the first to damnate Linux for being unsecure, once they got f....
[07:21] <Neroon> MrPiracy: On the download folder?
[07:22] <MrPiracy> Neroon: nope, about the "they dont even think about security"
[07:22] <joshua__> could i get some help with printer sharing
[07:22] <joshua__> xp to ubuntu over wifi
[07:22] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Yes, but that doesnt mean they wouldnt care, if they knew what could happen
[07:22] <lostxion> hello room, i was wondering if there is anything equivalent to a disk derangement and a clean C drive for the ubuntu OS and how i would go about doing this to my pc
[07:22] <Erekose> did that paste come thru musikgoat|main
[07:22] <Neroon> MrPiracy: They just need to be told and explained, why it is the way it is
[07:23] <MrPiracy> Neroon: anything can happen, always
[07:23] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: you have to paste the URL
[07:23] <Erekose> http://paste.ubuntu.com/221689/
[07:23] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Sure, but you dont jump out of your window in the 2nd floor, just because it's the fastest way down
[07:23] <Kangarooo> hello can anyone tell me witch gui of rsync could help me move all files and skip witch are already in destination but check if size differs then overwrite and delete on source after each file execution?
[07:24] <MrPiracy> Neroon: that's not the same game, is it?
[07:24] <StraightDave> hello, what does this output mean, and how can i fix it ? http://pastebin.me/683f745cb697e75b4594e191b5befb61
[07:24] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[07:24] <bfig_> dpkg has been corrupted when updating, i had a segfault error. what do i need to do to rollback or fix it?
[07:24] <nomad77> take it to off-topic people are trying to get help not listen to a debate on root vs. sudo
[07:24] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Isnt it? It's fast, it works (even if only once) and I dont have to run all the way, too
[07:25] <tanath> my scroll wheel has suddenly stopped working (even after reboot). help?
[07:25] <Erekose> musikgoat|main:  thats installing now
[07:25] <musikgoat|main> Erekose: then try again
[07:25] <MrPiracy> Neroon: what are the chances a hacker will find ur IP, be an expert in linux and interested in ur machine to the point he'll bother to attack you?
[07:25] <lostxion> theres a debate??? lol sorry for interrupting
[07:25] <Erekose> ok musikgoat|main ty
[07:25] <picochu> guys take it else where  this is getting to be boring
[07:26] <yaris123456789> hi can someone see what this means ? http://pastebin.me/683f745cb697e75b4594e191b5befb61
[07:26] <MrPiracy> picochu: agreed
[07:26] <vlad__> hey guys i had sound working with backtrack3 and on 4 it stopped what could be the problem?
[07:26] <Dulak> MrPiracy: again, you're saying that you being lazy trumps any chance someone might exploit that, and that should be a default policy because you don't want to tune a config file and use sudo -i
[07:26] <Neroon> MrPiracy: Ever read tests about fresh windows installs, online, and logged in with admin account? Takes at most about 10 mins, til you get scanned
[07:26] <Y-Town> how can i check my file system without doing it during the boot "force check"
[07:26] <picochu> MrPiracy: for that matter i would like to say vim rules and emacs sux :P
[07:26] <richardcavell> Y-Town: fsck
[07:26] <KB1JWQ> Is the "official" Ubuntu method of restarting a service to use /etc/init.d/$servicename?
[07:26] <DigitalKiwi> picochu++
[07:26] <Daremonai> What's the best ftp server to run secure ftp on? I'm currently using proftpd, but I want to run ftp over ssl.
[07:27] <richardcavell> KB1JWQ: Yes, but why the $ sign?
[07:27] <Neroon> MrPiracy: After about 20 mins you can be sure, there is a virus, trojan or the pc is  a zombie
[07:27] <Erekose> musikgoat|main:  I still get the same errors
[07:27] <picochu> Neroon:  zip it.
[07:27] <Y-Town> richardcavell: is it safe to run on a drive that is running?  I got a warning when I tried that
[07:27] <DigitalKiwi> bots in china attack ssh all the time :/
[07:27] <richardcavell> Y-Town: definitely not safe. Unmount it first
[07:27] <MrPiracy> Neroon: that sounds like a freddy krueger movie to me ... but maybe i'm too lucky
[07:27] <picochu> DigitalKiwi:  everywhere.
[07:28] <mb_again_> i like vsftpd no trouble with it for several years
[07:28] <picochu> MrPiracy: stop feeding them please
[07:28] <richardcavell> I can ssh to other computers but they cannot ssh to me. Other computers ping my port 22 but it doesn't respond. I can ssh to myself at local-host. What's the problem?
[07:28] <picochu> DigitalKiwi:  not just china. I got a feeling that most attacks from china are bots
[07:28] <Threetimes> Hi, I have a dual-monitor setup. Once I'm logged in, everything works fine. When usplash shows the loading bar, my smaller monitor says "Out of range".
[07:28] <efu> I've compiled and installed the Aurora gtk engine as instructed, and I see it in /usr/local/lib/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/engines. However no Aurora themes find the engine. Any tips on what could be wrong?
[07:29] <milo__> please im looking for aircrack forum... :(
[07:29] <DigitalKiwi> picochu: i had an ssh server i set up denyhosts on, it blocked like 30 IPs in an hour, then i changed the port >.>
[07:29] <mb_again_> richardcavell: check for firewall blocking port 22 and is the ssh service listening on port 22
[07:29] <picochu> richardcavell:  you firewall maybe?
[07:29] <Dulak> richardcavell: you have port 22 open on your firewall and redirected to the linux machine if the firewall is a router or something?
[07:29] <picochu> DigitalKiwi: yeap that is the easy way out.
[07:30] <tanath> help? my scroll wheel suddenly stopped working (even after reboot).
[07:30] <Dulak> DigitalKiwi: I just rate limit port 22 to 3 per minute, makes it take forever for them to try thier scan and login attempts
[07:30] <richardcavell> My ssh service is listening on port 22. I can log into username@localhost from terminal just fine. iptables returns nothing, and I have no other software firewall running. I have set up port forwarding from modem to my computer. Like I said, I can ssh out but they can't ssh in.
[07:30] <picochu> DigitalKiwi:  but those who portscan would prolly findout your ssh port anyway
[07:30] <Neroon> picochu: And of course, great master. If you tell me, to be quiet, I will be
[07:30] <DigitalKiwi> most bots don't figure it out
[07:30] <Daremonai> How can i know the fullpath of a program, like for example if i want to know where 'ls' is/
[07:31] <richardcavell> Daremonai: locate ls
[07:31] <Dulak> Daremonai: "which ls" in the terminal
[07:31] <mb_again_> richardcavell: open a term and ssh -l xxx localhost
[07:31] <picochu> DigitalKiwi:  yes but those persistent ones just give you a hell lot of logs. :P
[07:32] <richardcavell> Dulak: actually that's better
[07:32] <Daremonai> Dulak, thanks.. that's what i wanted.. man.. i tried who/where/what/why, i forgot which lol :P
[07:32]  * DigitalKiwi still has denyhosts for those buggers ;D
[07:32] <richardcavell> mb_again_: yes, I'm in
[07:32] <StraightDave> hi folks can someone help me with this? apt-get is complaining and i dont know how to fix it
[07:32] <StraightDave> dpkg: error processing python-setuptools (--configure): subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[07:32] <StraightDave> Errors were encountered while processing: python-setuptools
[07:32] <fetusbubble> okay, so all the tags on my mp3's exploded, is there any way to retag them without doing it manually?
[07:33] <picochu> DigitalKiwi:  you are kind... i just drop their packets for a few hours
[07:33] <DigitalKiwi> hehe
[07:33] <Neroon> fetusbubble: you might try easy tag
[07:33] <DigitalKiwi> easytag is great
[07:33] <Threetimes> somehow my ssh server is "invisible" to hackers :D
[07:34] <gatton> anyone here ?
[07:34] <fetusbubble> Neroon: i have it, any guide on how to use it? ;p
[07:34] <nutty> is there a guide for persistent install on a usb stick of ubuntu
[07:34] <picochu> alternatively just use vpn and enable login only from pvt network
[07:34] <Threetimes> nutty: http://pendrivelinux.com has good guides
[07:34] <nutty> thanks
[07:35] <Neroon> fetusbubble: Sorry, havent used it for a long time. But afair it's quite easy
[07:36] <Threetimes> Hi, I have a dual-monitor setup. Once I'm logged in, everything works fine. When usplash shows the loading bar, my smaller monitor says "Out of range".
[07:36]  * Phoenix|Away is now away: "I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don’t know the answer." - Douglas Adams
[07:36] <fetusbubble> all i've tried doing is right clicking on a file and selecting "CDDB Search", but it returns a bunch of irrelevant entries
[07:37] <Neroon> Threetimes: That's normal. If everything (can be a pain in the a..) is set up correctly your 2nd monitor will get a picture when x has started
[07:37] <andry> uninstall avg antivirus ububuntu remix?
[07:38] <Threetimes> Neroon: Can I somehow change the usplash resolution? Per monitor or both at once? X works fine.
[07:38] <irina> как пропатчить kde под freebsd
[07:38] <s1gmab3ta> does anyone know how to enable virtual memory in wine?
[07:39] <Threetimes> !rus | irina
[07:39] <Threetimes> !russian | irina
[07:39] <Neroon> Threetimes: you'd need to go down as far as 320x200 or 640x480, not quite sure
[07:39] <Neroon> Threetimes: But what for?
[07:39] <milo__> aircrack forum do u knw where it is?
[07:40] <Quarterstaff> Is installing ubuntu to a separate Part of a hard drive better than installing in Windows by wubi?
[07:40] <Threetimes> Neroon: my right monitor is only capable of 1024*768 or lower. It recieves thge 1440*900 signal for the left monitor.
[07:40] <Threetimes> Quarterstaff: a seperate partition is better, because you can remove windows without removing ubuntu.
[07:41] <infidel2s> does freshmeat.net not allow you to delete your projects? i'm not seeing an option
[07:41] <Neroon> Threetimes: Only can speak from my experience with tv out (1024x768 possible) but at boot only very low resolutions work, if i want to see the boot sequence
[07:41] <Threetimes> Quarterstaff: and you have a better (looking) bootloader, and a little bit better performance
[07:41] <Quarterstaff> Threetimes: Thank you for the information
[07:41] <Threetimes> Neroon: how (what config file) DO I CHANGE IT
[07:42] <Threetimes> sorry for the caps :o
[07:42] <Neroon> Threetimes: using grub, i guess?
[07:42] <Threetimes> usplash resolution in grub?
[07:42] <Quarterstaff> Threetimes: I will take your advice, and thank you again
[07:43] <Neroon> Threetimes: Yes/No?
[07:44] <Threetimes> Where do i change the usplash resolution?
[07:44] <Neroon> Threetimes: using grub, i guess?
[07:44] <forces> !startupmanager
[07:45] <MenZa> !find startup-manager | Threetimes
[07:45]  * Threetimes googles startupmanager
[07:45] <MenZa> Threetimes→ it's startup-manager in the repos I thi---or not. Search the repos for it. :)
[07:45] <eoeas> grub vga=773 or vga=701
[07:46] <Dulak> Threetimes: vga= in your kernel line in grub's menu.lst
[07:46] <Neroon> eoeas: Doesnt help, if he isnt using grub. And that was my question, but he refuses to answert
[07:46] <Threetimes> oh, now i understand your question. Yes, i'm using grub.
[07:46] <Neroon> ah
[07:46] <Threetimes> what do these numbers mean?
[07:46] <MenZa> !find startupmanager | Threetimes
[07:47] <MenZa> !info | startupmanager | Threetimes
[07:47] <MenZa> <___<
[07:47] <darkhamm> hey people, firefox 3.5 isn't available for ubuntu jaunty ?
[07:47] <MenZa> I'm not doing too well this morning.
[07:47] <MenZa> !info startupmanager | Threetimes
[07:47] <Neroon> Threetimes: Then just add vga=773 to your boot config
[07:47] <MenZa> Threetimes→ I suggest you check out the GUI for it instead, if you're unsure.
[07:47] <Dulak> Threetimes: 773 is 1024x768 w 256 colors
[07:47]  * Threetimes installs startupmanager
[07:47] <eoeas> Threetime: http://www.mepis.org/node/2992
[07:48] <eoeas> s
[07:48] <Threetimes> 256 colors isn't enough for usplash, isn't it?
[07:48] <bl4ck3y3> firefox in 9.04 is Shiretoko
[07:48] <bl4ck3y3> 3.5
[07:48] <Neroon> Threetimes: I'd start low with 256
[07:48] <eoeas> Neroon: true
[07:48] <bl4ck3y3> but... it is NOT stable...
[07:48] <Neroon> Threetimes: 32k colors would be 790
[07:49] <Dulak> Threetimes: 791 would be 64k colors
[07:49] <Threetimes> i want 792
[07:49] <Neroon> Threetimes: for booting 16 million colors?
[07:49] <Threetimes> why not?
[07:49] <Neroon> Threetimes: Must be a hell of a background ...
[07:49] <eoeas> Threetimes: 32 bit doesn't always work
[07:49] <Threetimes> it's the default usplash theme.
[07:49] <Neroon> Threetimes: Like running irc with 16 million colors
[07:49] <darkhamm> bl4ck3y3: i'm annoying o f use shiretoko, why isn't possible an official package?
[07:50] <Threetimes> I do everything with 16M colors
[07:50] <eoeas> Threetimes: just try and see :)
[07:50] <Neroon> Threetimes: Seems you dont boot with 16 million colors now ...
[07:51]  * Threetimes sees later
[07:51] <bl4ck3y3> yet Shiretoko is not stable
[07:51] <eoeas> Threetimes: you can press 'e' at grub menu, saves you editing menu.lst everytime
[07:51] <Neroon> eoeas: True
[07:52] <bl4ck3y3> and... default of jaunty is 3.0
[07:52] <Threetimes> eoeas: thanks for the tip, souns very time-saving
[07:52] <eoeas> :-D
[07:53] <bl4ck3y3> for 3.5, i recommend to use 9.10
[07:55] <Neroon> Threetimes: after you found the one working for you, you might want to add it to defoptions, so you dont need to add it manually after every kernel update
[07:55] <tawan> hi, i'm about to install wicd - any potential issues to be aware of? I need it for my wireless
[07:55] <andry> how to uninstall avg antivirus in ubuntu remix ?
[07:55] <tawan> hang on, wrong channel sorry
[07:55] <richardcavell> darkhamm: yes it i
[07:55] <richardcavell> darkhamm: yes it is
[07:56] <darkhamm> richardcavell: on ubuntu repos?
[07:56] <richardcavell> darkhamm: yep.
[07:57] <darkhamm> richardcavell: i can't look it...
[07:57] <richardcavell> darkhamm: firefox-3.5
[07:57] <neer> Hi guys
[07:57] <Threetimes> Neroon: devoptions? where is thet?
[07:57] <neer> my file browser in Ubuntu starts automatically when I start my computer......so does my skype
[07:58] <richardcavell> darkhamm: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5 firefox-3.5-branding
[07:58] <test1235> i just installed nvidia 180 from the nvidia website, it looks asif my fonts are strange colours sometimes, I.E white has a slight rainbow color to it
[07:58] <darkhamm> richardcavell: multiverse, universe?
[07:58] <SandGorgon> is anybody using nvidia driver 180.55 in jaunty ?
[07:58] <Neroon> Threetimes: also in the menu.list from grub
[07:58] <richardcavell> darkhamm: universe
[07:58] <Threetimes> test1235: disable subpixel smoothing, use regular anti-aliasing
[07:59] <neer> anybody has any idea about it?
[07:59] <richardcavell> neer: what are you asking for?  How to disable them?
[08:00] <neer> richardcavell: yes
[08:00] <test1235> Threetimes, im guessing theres an easy cli for that?
[08:00] <richardcavell> darkhamm: got it yet?
[08:00] <darkhamm> richardcavell: i can't look...
[08:00] <Threetimes> test1235: go to system>preferences>theme>fonts
[08:00] <richardcavell> darkhamm: do you mean to say you can't see it?
[08:01] <richardcavell> darkhamm: what version of ubuntu are you on?
[08:01] <darkhamm> yes, sorry...
[08:01] <darkhamm> :9
[08:01] <neer> richardcavell: do you know how to disable it?
[08:01] <darkhamm> jaunty
[08:01] <Neroon> Threetimes: Found the devoptions line?
[08:02] <Threetimes> not yet, i wasn't looking for it yet
[08:02] <richardcavell> neer: do you have it in your Startup Applications?  Look at System->Preferences
[08:02] <test1235> Threetimes, just assuming i don't have the menu installed yet
[08:02] <neer> richardcavell: ok I will
[08:02] <richardcavell> darkhamm: you should have it there.
[08:02] <richardcavell> darkhamm: type what I gave you on the command line
[08:02] <richardcavell> darkhamm: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[08:02] <dayofswords> i hate how i pronounce ubuntu, you-bun-too, then it should properly be pronounced you-boon-too
[08:03] <Threetimes> test1235: sorry, i can't help you any further with this.
[08:03] <richardcavell> dayofswords: isn't it more like oo-boon-too
[08:03] <darkhamm> richardcavell: i've "not available"
[08:03] <Andorin> Can someone help me? I'm having trouble with keyboard shortcuts and such, and I do not believe it's hardware related. I'd appreciate it if anyone who could help with such things would look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1214508
[08:03] <richardcavell> darkhamm: your software sources includes universe?
[08:03] <dayofswords> yeah =p
[08:03] <neer> richardcavell: inside sesssions?
[08:03] <dayofswords> its late
[08:04] <vph> Well I swapped cdroms to see if it was a hardware issue but I still get the same "(I/O error) Error reading boot CD" problem. I don't think it's a cd issue because this is the 3rd cd I wrote and I used MD5Sum and it came out alright on all 3 of them. I'm getting an error "3242009F" I searched through the ubuntu forum for answers and came out with nilch so far, anybody have any ideas on what the problem could be?
[08:04] <richardcavell> neer: no, go to the system menu (third from top left), then Preferences > and select Startup Applications from the drop down list
[08:04] <Neroon> richardcavell: yep, afaik it's more like oo-boon-too
[08:04] <dayofswords> still i pronounce it wrong =\
[08:04] <richardcavell> dayofswords: I say oo-bun-too when speaking to other Westerners
[08:05] <dayofswords> i just see "bun" and think...... bread
[08:07] <richardcavell> ping
[08:08] <Neroon> Andorin: Could it be a hardware issue?
[08:08] <Andorin> Neroon: Um... I said in my message in here that I don't think it's hardware related. I also state in the thread that this has happened across two separate computers.
[08:09] <Andorin> I also state "I know that this is not an issue of the keys themselves, as I have tried reassigning the shortcuts, and they still don't work."
[08:09] <Neroon> Andorin: Err, how did it happen across separate comps? You got more than one of the same keyboard on different pcs running and both start to have the issue?
[08:10] <Andorin> Neroon: I don't know how it happened. Two computers, one PC and one laptop, that are both running Jaunty have been experiencing seemingly random failures in the keyboard shortcuts.
[08:11] <richardcavell> Andorin: I can't get keyboard shortcuts to stay put either
[08:11] <Andorin> richardcavell: "Stay put?"
[08:12] <Neroon> Andorin:  Sorry, aint got jaunty here. So I'm no help
[08:12] <richardcavell> Andorin: I assign F10 within compiz config and next thing I know it doesn't work any more
[08:12] <Andorin> Fantastic.
[08:12] <^cheeky> hi, was wondering i have a p2 machine and i want to turn it into a linux server + mysqlo && php
[08:12] <^cheeky> +snort
[08:12] <^cheeky> sorry did not mean to type that like that
[08:13] <darkhamm> richardcavell: shiretoko web browser?
[08:13] <richardcavell> darkhamm: yeah
[08:13] <richardcavell> darkhamm: why can't you find it?  It's right there in the universe repos
[08:14] <Andorin> I have been trying for maybe two weeks or so to get help with this. It is ridiculous. =/
[08:14] <richardcavell> Andorin: What's your problem, Andorin ? I had to re-login so I missed it
[08:14] <vph> Do you think it could possibly be the burner ?  I've made 3 coasters so far at a speed of 24x
[08:14] <c-ruz> buon giorno
[08:14] <darkhamm> richardcavell: i unchecked repos, refresh, i re-checked repos, refresh, and all right...
[08:14] <vph> I read that it should be done at 4x
[08:15] <darkhamm> richardcavell:  i don't know why...
[08:15] <richardcavell> darkhamm: System->Administration->Software Sources: tab "Ubuntu Software" (on the left), click on 'Community-maintained Ubuntu software (universe)'
[08:15] <OpenBluntSurgery> anyone using a terminal besides gnome-term?
[08:16] <richardcavell> darkhamm: Download from: Choose 'main server' just in case that's the problem
[08:16] <Andorin> richardcavell: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1214508
[08:17] <richardcavell> Andorin: I've had a heck of a lot of experience with this kind of thing, mainly because I've had a heck of a lot of problems
[08:17] <bonko56> how do I get ubuntu to mount a usb hard drive ?
[08:17] <richardcavell> Andorin: do you know how to use xev?  See if the keypresses are registering
[08:18] <Andorin> richardcavell: Yep, someone in the thread already asked about xev, and they /do/ register.
[08:18] <GeorgeAScott> how do i tell if i'm using v4l or v4l2?
[08:18] <^cheeky> ok stupid question ..what OS should i run snort on , hardware :p2 which might work with 128 mb of ram..
[08:19] <richardcavell> Andorin: do they register as the keysyms you want them to register as?
[08:19] <losher> bonko56: it should be autodetected. Can you plug it in & then run dmesg?
[08:19] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: Ubuntu 9.04 won't run with 128 Megs
[08:20] <jason__> Is there a good way to extract files from an *.msi installation file without using WINE?
[08:20] <Andorin> richardcavell: Pretty sure. For example when I press Calculator the output includes the term XF86Calculator.
[08:20] <bonko56> dmesg ? via terminal ? losher ?
[08:20] <losher> ^cheeky: there are distros specially intended for small/old pcs. Try google...
[08:20] <^cheeky> richardcavell, well i dunno been reading about snort and i have this machine , wouldnt mind a lil network to learn from
[08:20] <^cheeky> losher, free bsd
[08:21] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: Go to an older version of Ubuntu or some other distro
[08:21] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: xubuntu can work with 128 megs, but you're pushing your luck
[08:21] <^cheeky> richardcavell, ok i server edition i take it
[08:21] <w0jrl> hello all
[08:21] <losher> bonko56: yes, dmesg via terminal. The last few lines should tell you if the kernel sees the usb drive. You can paste it to http://paste.ubuntu.com for us to look at
[08:21] <test1235> when i open a window, it doesn't seem to open within my screensize IE opens half offscreen
[08:21] <^cheeky> richardcavell, see iam learning php+mysql and know a lil of apache which iam hoping to install
[08:21] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: if you run it without a graphical user interface, you can probably use a more up to date version
[08:22] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: Okay.
[08:22] <danny_> can i not install the regular firefox 3.5 on ubuntu?
[08:22] <richardcavell> ^cheeky: if you don't need a GUI then you can get away with smaller RAM
[08:22] <losher> ^cheeky: I was thinking 'damn small linux' or 'puppy'....
[08:22] <richardcavell> danny_: yes you can
[08:23] <danny_> richardcavell, i cant seem to find a tutorial on it. i just downloaded it
[08:23] <bonko56> mm  the machine wont connect to the web, has a few issues I can paste to a thumb disk though and then use this box , I will try
[08:23] <richardcavell> Andorin: I managed to disable some of my keysyms by fiddling with Accessibility technologies
[08:23] <bonko56> says its unable to enumerate USB device on port 3
[08:24] <richardcavell> Andorin: Look through all the tabs and see if anything fixes it
[08:24] <Andorin> richardcavell: Alright.
[08:24] <richardcavell> danny_: Why do you need a tutorial on firefox?
[08:24] <danny_> richardcavell, im not very good with linux
[08:24] <richardcavell> Andorin: if xev is registering it, it means that the keyboard shortcuts is working. Something else is intercepting the keypress.
[08:24] <roflparrot> installing FF3.5 is a it tricky
[08:25] <richardcavell> danny_: have you installed it from the repositories?
[08:25] <losher> bonko56: no need to paste it. Try googling the error message. I don't recognise it, offhand...
[08:25] <Andorin> richardcavell: That's along the lines of what I was figuring, but I'm not advanced enough to know how to look for that.
[08:25] <roflparrot> it is not in the repositories
[08:25] <danny_> richardcavell, can u help me install 3.5 not from synaptic? synaptic installs some beta version or something
[08:25] <richardcavell> danny_: it shouldn't
[08:26] <richardcavell> danny_: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[08:26] <danny_> richardcavell, karmic
[08:26] <richardcavell> Andorin: neither am I but I found it through trial and error
[08:26] <Andorin> richardcavell: Didn't see anything in Accessibility that helped, and they still don't work.
[08:26] <richardcavell> danny_: google for ubuntuzilla
[08:26] <losher> bonko56: btw, what version of OS are you running?
[08:26] <danny_> richardcavell, it installs some version that starts with "sh"
[08:26] <richardcavell> danny_: scratch that, sorry got confused
[08:26] <richardcavell> danny_: shiretoko
[08:27] <danny_> richardcavell, yes
[08:27] <richardcavell> danny_: shiretoko is firefox 3.5.  They can't use the name firefox because of legal reasons
[08:27] <richardcavell> danny_: but it's the same thing
[08:27] <danny_> richardcavell, but i cant install any addons or anything with it
[08:27] <bonko56> its 9.04 losher I have pasted the result
[08:27] <richardcavell> Andorin: keep looking for it.  You know it's not the shortcut.  Do you have compiz Settings manager installed?  That often steals my keyboard shortcuts
[08:28] <Andorin> richardcavell: I... don't know what that is, but it's possible.
[08:28] <losher> bonko56: you need to tell us the url of the paste...
[08:28] <miguelpeixe> anyone here that uses m-audio firewire solo in ubuntu can give me some help?
[08:28] <jason__> For anyone interested - I found the answer, 7zip can extract from *.msi files.
[08:28] <richardcavell> Andorin: Go to System -> Preferences.  Do you see "CompizConfig Settings Manager" on the list?
[08:29] <richardcavell> danny_: is it just that your addons are not compatible?
[08:29] <Andorin> richardcavell: Nope, and nothing like it.
[08:29] <richardcavell> danny_: I'm using firefox 3.5 (shiretoko) with jaunty and it works just fine
[08:29] <bonko56> http://paste.ubuntu.com/221728/ losher eh
[08:29] <danny_> richardcavell, yeah anything thats supposed to be for 3.5 doesnt work with it
[08:29] <richardcavell> Andorin: Hmmm.  You'll just have to find what's stealing your keypresses.  For example, on Firefox 3.5 F11 is supposed to go to full screen mode.  After I installed FF 3.5, it stole my F11 shortcut and I had to set it again.
[08:29] <richardcavell> danny_: Like what?
[08:30] <danny_> richardcavell, misc themes and such
[08:30] <Andorin> richardcavell: Hmm... alright. Any tips on this hunt?
[08:30] <losher> bonko56: actually, it looks like it worked, and your device is /dev/sdc1. Can you sudo fsck /dev/sdc1 ?
[08:31] <richardcavell> danny_: well some of them are not compatible with 3.5 yet.  My 3.0 theme was disabled after I upgraded.
[08:31] <richardcavell> Andorin: trial and error.  Try not to scream too loudly.
[08:31] <danny_> ok thanks
[08:31] <danny_> be back later
[08:31] <richardcavell> danny_: About 10 out of 12 of my addons were disabled when I upgraded to 3.5
[08:31] <Andorin> richardcavell: Well, sure, but, like... should I go into the system monitor and kill processes one by one until the shortcuts work?
[08:31] <w0jrl> how do i install firefox 3.5 in jaunty? or, should I not bother?
[08:31] <Alvinware> Where to find the most campatible driver for Compaq notebook?
[08:31] <richardcavell> Andorin: I don't think so
[08:32] <richardcavell> Andorin: I think you've just got to use trial and error.
[08:32] <richardcavell> w0jrl: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5 firefox-3.5-branding
[08:32] <Andorin> richardcavell: Yeah, but /how/? How do I test something?
[08:32] <richardcavell> Andorin: Just enable and disable things until it works
[08:32] <w0jrl> thanks
[08:32] <richardcavell> Andorin: that's how I solved it.
[08:32] <Andorin> Oh, fantastic.
[08:32] <richardcavell> Andorin: Sorry to be so vague
[08:32] <Alvinware> Search the synaptic package manager for firefox.
[08:33] <richardcavell> Alvinware: specifically, firefox-3.5
[08:33] <richardcavell> Alvinware: because there are tons of hits for firefox
[08:33] <bonko56> Im not sure I got the syntax correct losher, that command returned nothing in terminal "sudo fsck /dev/sdk1"
[08:34] <wera> HI
[08:34] <losher> bonko56: did you type it correctly? sudo fsck /dev/sdc1  (not sdk1)
[08:34] <richardcavell> wera: HI
[08:34] <Andorin> richardcavell: I don't... know how to enable and disable everything. =/
[08:35] <Andorin> richardcavell: This seems like a hugely daunting task for someone who's only been using Ubuntu for a few months.
[08:35] <bonko56> okies oops will try again kbd locked up have to rebbot hang on a minute
[08:35] <richardcavell> Andorin: Mate, the way I solved it was just through trial and error.  I can't be more specific.
[08:35] <richardcavell> Andorin: something is intercepting your keypress and preventing it from reaching GNOME
[08:36] <^cheeky>  um sorry stupid question .. but if you dont mind, can i use synergy if i only have one monitor with mutliple inputs and use my same keyboard and mouse on two machines connected to one monitor using synergy ?
[08:37] <Andorin> richardcavell: Thanks a lot, you've been a great help. I don't feel as though I'm any closer to solving this... but at least I understand what I'm facing now.
[08:37] <durt> ^cheeky,  synergy has nothing to do with monitors, it just serves mouse position a keystokes to another system.
[08:37] <richardcavell> Andorin: well at least you're not alone
[08:38] <Threetimes> Hi. The right grub mode is 803, not 792.
[08:38] <^cheeky> durt, so then it should work ..
[08:38] <durt> i guess
[08:38] <Alvinware> Which website that i should browse to get the most compatible drivers for Compaq notebook?
[08:38] <roflparrot> that sounds interesting ^cheeky
[08:39] <roflparrot> I am using one monitor and two computers
[08:39] <nsadmin> Alvinware: google.com
[08:39] <^cheeky> i am not even sure , this other machine will turn on .. maybe off for a lil adventure
[08:39] <Alvinware> No specific one?
[08:40] <greengiant> hey people, whats going on?
[08:40] <w0jrl> how can I check what version of firefox I'm running? I just upgraded to 3.5, and want to make sure the upgrade took.
[08:41] <roflparrot> greengiant: a little botta this, a little bitta that
[08:41] <greengiant> &;-D ":{
[08:41] <Alvinware> wheeereee tooo fiiind driveeeer for compaq notebook???????
[08:41] <losher> w0jrl: help -> about should say which version it is
[08:41] <roflparrot> w0jrl: Help>About
[08:41] <nsadmin> Alvinware it's pretty obvious that I don't know the specific sites, but then I don't have to because google indexes them
[08:41] <^cheeky> roflparrot, sorry to bother , but are you using synergy to do that with your system ?
[08:41] <durt> Alvinware, majority of hardware is supported automatically, so If you have an exception it would be best to go to the OEM's website
[08:41] <Slart> w0jrl: are you sure you upgraded? in jaunty you just install 3.5, and keep the older one
[08:41] <w0jrl> thanks very much
[08:42] <Alvinware> ok, #ubuntu server admin.
[08:42] <Xodiac13> how do i delete menu entries like i have programs ive uninstalled and there listed in the game menu
[08:42] <roflparrot> No, cheeky. I have a keyboard on each one and I just hit the Source switch when i wan to view the other one
[08:42] <Alvinware> O.E.M. don't support pengy!
[08:42] <Slart> Xodiac13: right click on the menu icon.. there should be a "edit menu" option
[08:43] <roflparrot> M$ have sweet bundling deals
[08:43] <nsadmin> Alvinware: are you excited right now because I won't search google for you? :)
[08:43] <Slart> !hcl
[08:43] <greengiant> not sure i like alienware as much since dell brought it
[08:43] <a> h
[08:43] <Xodiac13> Slart: thank you and i also have uninstalled the game and it left a folder behind it wont let me delete that
[08:43] <Alvinware> yes, wat wong wit exicited, and no pls search for me.
[08:44] <roflparrot> sudo rm folder/
[08:44] <Xodiac13> k
[08:44] <roflparrot> rmdir folder/
[08:44] <roflparrot> :S
[08:44] <bonko56> mm losher it says no such file or directorywhile trying to load /dev/sdc1
[08:45] <Slart> Xodiac13: if you can't delete the folder using the normal ways it might be owned by root.. you can use sudo in a terminal... or use "gksudo nautilus" to get a root file explorer window thingy... but please be very careful with that window.. things can go very bad very quickly
[08:45] <losher> bonko56: please type fdisk -l /dev/sdc
[08:45] <losher> bonko56: please type sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdc  (forgot the sudo)
[08:45] <Alvinware> If i make my main group to root, wat'll happen?
[08:45] <stan_man_can> Anybody know where I can find more info about cracking wireless connections?
[08:45] <roflparrot> lulz
[08:46] <roflparrot> google?
[08:46] <Alvinware> aircrack 802.11gn.
[08:46] <RapJamMc> ciao
[08:46] <Slart> stan_man_can: this cahnnel won't help you with it
[08:46] <roflparrot> ciao Bella
[08:46] <a> Anyone a pro at dual boot?
[08:46] <Alvinware> synaptic pack mang also got, search it.
[08:46] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[08:46] <nsadmin> if I were, I'd charge :)
[08:46] <roflparrot> Install Windows firs, then your distro, a
[08:46] <Slart> stan_man_can: it's kind of a policy thing.. there are software available, such as aircrack and so on.. but you'll have to read the documentation on your own
[08:46] <Alvinware> duo boot , which one first?
[08:47] <Alvinware> win first easy lah.
[08:47] <stan_man_can> Thanks
[08:47] <Nielsen> stan_man_can, the only help i can offer is http://www.google.com/search?q=youtube+aircrack
[08:47] <a> If you thinking about dual booting ubuntu and windows be careful Ubuntu may cause your nic card not to work in windows.
[08:47] <Nielsen> stan_man_can, plenty of this-is-how-we-do-it videos
[08:48] <Alvinware> gofo the wiki man, youtube video so small.
[08:48] <OttifantSir> I followed the SettingUpNFSHowTo in the Community Documentation, but when I had followed it to the letter (with the exception of different directories of course), I got the error message that I couldn't mount it. Anyone got any ideas?
[08:48] <Slart> a: huh? got a bug report from that? that sounds very improbable
[08:48] <Xodiac13> Slart: i cant get into the filesystem in terminal
[08:48] <a> everyone says that.  it is true!!!~
[08:48] <a> http://www.techsupportforum.com/networking-forum/cabling-network-cards/318826-linux-broke-my-nic-seriously-cable-unplugged-issue.html
[08:49] <a> it has been going on for over a year.
[08:49] <Xodiac13> Slart: i just want to delete the folder the game i installed then uninstalled it it wont let me delete the folder
[08:49] <vph> The new 9.04 iso should burn onto a 700mb or should I get some 800mb cds.
[08:49] <Slart> Xodiac13: then do the gksudo nautilus thing... but be careful
[08:49] <Xodiac13> Slart: should i just leave it then
[08:50] <defrysk> sudo rm -rf /path/to/folder/
[08:50] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[08:50] <roflparrot> vph: how big is the new Ubuntu .iso?
[08:50] <roflparrot> sometimes people have trouble burning .iso
[08:50] <nsadmin> about 5 inches in diameter
[08:50] <a> rolfparrot are you dual booting?
[08:51] <bonko56> hm I get no result from that command losher at all even when copied from this window and pasted into terminal
[08:51] <roflparrot> a yeah i still have XP on a separate HDD
[08:51] <a> don't do it
[08:51] <Slart> a: I would say that thread is about a broken motherboard or a broken design of a motherboard... I wouldn't go around telling people that "linux can break you nic"
[08:51] <losher> bonko56: is the usb drive on the machine you just rebooted?
[08:51] <bonko56> its sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdc as in -l not -1 eh ?
[08:51] <bonko56> yes
[08:51] <a> it could mess up your nic card!
[08:51] <roflparrot> a, it hasn't
[08:52] <roflparrot> What is the problem exactly?
[08:52] <a> linux will mess up your nic card so that your windows will not work!  absolutly!
[08:52] <roflparrot> lol
[08:52] <roflparrot> I haven't booted windpws since November
[08:52] <bonko56> some of my other ubuntu machines just load it automatically losher
[08:52] <a> if you don't need windows.. your fine. but then why do a dual boot?
[08:53] <roflparrot> I have it thee incase I guess
[08:53] <roflparrot> there
[08:54] <Slart> roflparrot: what was your question again?
[08:54] <roflparrot> I also have a great persistent install on a USB drive
[08:54] <losher> bonko56: that's how it should work. So what's different about this machine? Yes, it's a lowercase L in the fdisk command....
[08:54] <roflparrot> I was just chinwagging really, Slart. But then i got trolled
[08:54] <Slart> roflparrot: ah.. nevermind me then =)
[08:54] <roflparrot> Actually. Slart when I connect my PC to my router, my wireless internet connection fails.
[08:55] <roflparrot> Why is it so?
[08:55] <n3rd0> hi
[08:55] <n3rd0> hi
[08:55] <n3rd0> hi
[08:55] <FloodBot2> n3rd0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:55] <Slart> roflparrot: I know very little about wireless connections.. I'm just happy it works out of the box on my laptop
[08:55] <bonko56> losher I dunno its got me tearing my hair out lol some machines it just mounts, the machine on which it wont load is an IBM laptop an old P3 machine
[08:55] <xray7224> i know a bit about wireless
[08:56] <xray7224> not a lot
[08:56] <xray7224> but a bit
[08:56] <roflparrot> You should connect to a router with a patch cable and see if it still works
[08:56] <Slart> roflparrot: search for error messages in the syslog, kern.log and so on
[08:56] <roflparrot> that sounds like fun, Slart
[08:56] <xray7224> lol
[08:56] <defrysk> wireless does not work on kde4 for me so I use wicd , that works fine
[08:56] <xray7224> look in dmesg
[08:57] <losher> bonko56: I wonder if the fact that it's old hardware means there something different about the usb ports. version 1.1 vs. 2.0?
[08:57] <xray7224> defrysk: dhcp client that thre kde network manager sounds like its got an issue
[08:57] <OttifantSir> Any reason why I can't mount NFS shares on machines I have explicitly allowed access to them? When I try to mount them, all I get is an error message saying "mount.nfsd failed to mount share" (or very similar. Lost my net for a few hours, and resorted to SAMBA :-( in the meantime)
[08:57] <defrysk> xray7224, i see
[08:58] <bonko56> yes its a v1 usb port, I also cant read it on a machine with usb2 though
[08:58] <xray7224> defrysk: my advice isnt ideal id say make a network script using ifconfig dhcpcd and iwconfig
[08:58] <xray7224> but like i said its not ideal
[08:58] <losher> bonko56: but there are other machines on which it *is* readable?
[08:58] <Alvinware1> is it a hard prob for v1 v2 usb or soft?
[08:59] <defrysk> xray7224, using wicd is ideal for me :)
[08:59] <xray7224> oki :)
[08:59] <bonko56> losher yes it works fine on a win box and on two other ubuntu boxes
[09:01] <losher> bonko56: well back to where we were before you rebooted, what does dmesg say about it? Same as last time i.e. device sdc ?
[09:02] <losher> OttifantSir: can you run rpcinfo -p <server> on the client?
[09:05] <OttifantSir> losher: Did a paste here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ (This is from my laptop on a wireless, but the exact same message came for the exact equally allowed media-PC on wired network.
[09:06] <OttifantSir> losher: The exact same failed mount message that is.
[09:07] <losher> OttifantSir: please confirm: the output of rpcinfo -p <server> is the same on both machines?
[09:07] <w0jrl> for anyone who is wondering, firefox 3.5 AKA Shiretoko is accessible.
[09:08] <Slart> !ff35
[09:08] <losher> bonko56: still there?
[09:09] <OttifantSir> losher: Actually, the media-PC won't give a readout now. It has connectivity to the server, I know because I am watching a TV-show from it. Try to close it and try again
[09:10] <w0jrl> !shiretoko
[09:11] <losher> OttifantSir: what is 'won't give a readout now' supposed to mean, exactly ?
[09:11] <Techie> anyone got a suggestion on how to easily go about syncing mp3's from a samba share to a folder on a Xubuntu box?
[09:11] <OttifantSir> losher: Closed the "feed" from the server, but still no output on the media-PC. Strange, as it's connected via gigabit network. "rpcinfo -p <server>" just hangs.
[09:12] <shazzr> hehe...lovely: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5XUJC7D40c&feature=related is there a cristian version as well? What is the default ubuntu-version? Atheist? Hindu? :)
[09:12] <Slart> Techie: mount the samba share and use rsync?
[09:12] <Slart> !ot | shazzr
[09:12] <Slart> shazzr: and there is a christian edition..
[09:12] <purefusion2> does a dd clone handle hdd read errors okay?
[09:12] <purefusion2> got a dying hdd that I want to clone
[09:13] <Slart> purefusion2: not sure.. why not try ddrescue instead?
[09:13] <Techie> please tell me that ther is NOT a scientology version
[09:13] <losher> OttifantSir: it should return right away. Something wrong with your network?
[09:13] <purefusion2> Slart: should I apt-get that?
[09:13] <bananeweizen> I want to close a bug report (for the first time, at least in launchpad). Anybody here who can check if that's right or to suggest another procedure?
[09:13] <Slart> !search ddrescue
[09:13] <Slart> !find ddrescue
[09:13] <w0jrl> What is the reason that firefox-3.5 is being called Shiretoko in ubuntu? I missed the URL. my screen refreshed to quickly.
[09:13] <Slart> !info ddrescue
[09:14] <Neroon> Is there anyway to make sure, a microphone is working in ubuntu? I cant get it to work ...
[09:14] <Slart> purefusion2: yes.. sudo apt-get install ddrescue should do it.. I'm not sure what gddrescue is.. a gnome version perhaps?
[09:14] <Slart> !ff35 | w0jrl
[09:14] <OttifantSir> losher: Nothing I can tell. I can watch a TV-show (AVI-file) without lagging at all on the media-PC, and it's connected via gigabit network, and connected to the Samba-share, just as the laptop which is connected wirelessly on a 54Megabit-connection
[09:14] <losher> w0jrl: I seem to recall some nonsense about branding....
[09:15] <purefusion2> I'm using gnome, and it said use gddrescue to install so I guess that's my options
[09:15] <Slart> w0jrl: it's something about branding.. firefox is the original version, if I understood it right
[09:15] <bananeweizen> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sun-java5/+bug/86103 is a Java5 and Java6 JRE bug. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/181582 is a duplicate. I want to set that bug to project:Java6 and close it.
[09:15] <purefusion2> just did, it's installed now
[09:15] <bananeweizen> Is that the correct way?
[09:15] <LiraNuna> How do I tell rdiff-backup to perform a full mirror even if there's incremental?
[09:15] <purefusion2> so what's ddrescue got over dd?
[09:15] <losher> OttifantSir: ok, let's backtrack. Has nfs ever worked, or is this a first attempt?
[09:15] <Slart> purefusion2: better handling of read errors is one thing
[09:16] <purefusion2> Slart: what multiplier should I use?
[09:16] <losher> purefusion2: ddrescue is designed to read failing disks....
[09:16] <purefusion2> my disk is sitting on ice right now, lol
[09:16] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:16] <Techie> yay for webmin and its ability to easily set up things
[09:16] <purefusion2> indirectly
[09:17] <biopyte> hi. how can i completely remove any text including whitespace from below the desktop icons in gnome?
[09:17] <Neroon> Noone?
[09:17] <Slart> purefusion2: no idea
[09:17] <OttifantSir> losher: NFS has worked every other time I have set it up. Except the time when I did a fresh install with NIS and NIS was broken from source. Every other time I have followed the HOWTO, and it's worked. Sometimes a reboot of the server was required, but I have done that too.
[09:17] <losher> purefusion2: I've had good luck putting disks into the freezer. If you return it to the manufacturer, don't mention that you iced it...:-)
[09:17] <Techie> biopyte: why not go thw whole way and get rid of the icon aswell?
[09:19] <losher> OttifantSir: you sound defensive. Don't be, it's a legitimate debugging question. Can you login to the server and check that nfsd is running?\
[09:19] <nsadmin> heffay: that would be a mixed dist, not recommended
[09:19] <biopyte> Techie, when there is a firefox icon theres is no point for a 'firefox" title below, right. the obvious way, renaming with a single whitespace, still leaves a ugly trace of the title bar.
[09:19] <diddy> Is there a way to turn on smooth scrolling in gedit?
[09:20] <Keiffer> Anyone here know if running ubuntu from a usb flash is hard? Takes a lot time to boot and load?
[09:20] <Techie> biopyte: might there be a setting in the theme somewhere about how icon names are shown
[09:21] <losher> !usb | keiffer
[09:21] <purefusion2> losher: I had a hdd die on me two years ago, no luck with the freezer trick, but I believe it was a damaged head and I ran the thing until it didn't run any more
[09:21] <biopyte> Techie, maybe. but where? couldnt find such a thing.
[09:21] <Keiffer> Thanks
[09:21] <purefusion2> what's the best block size for a fat32 20GB drive?
[09:22] <Techie> biopyte: i cant say off the top of my head... i could do it in windows in a matter of seconds but i cant say the same for linux
[09:22] <vise> purefusion2, 4 kB
[09:23] <eoeas> purefusion2: depends on the average file sizes you'll use
[09:23] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:23] <Krenari> #bot
[09:24] <Krenari> hi i need a bot like in #ubuntu, to help people
[09:24] <biopyte> Techie, windows ... aha. congratulations.
[09:24] <Threetimes> !bot
[09:24] <Neroon> Is there anyway to make sure, a microphone is working in ubuntu? I cant get it to work ...
[09:24] <w0jrl> I'm using firefox 3.5 now as my default browzer in jaunty
[09:25] <falkinski> Is devel short for development?
[09:25] <w0jrl> yes
[09:25] <losher> falkinski: pretty much
[09:25] <falkinski> w0jrl: thx
[09:25] <falkinski> losher: thx
[09:25] <Alvinware> Firefox 3.5 not ready yet for Ubuntu, right?
[09:25] <w0jrl> no
[09:25] <Techie> Neroon: you could install a sound recording app such as audacity and make a small recording and play it back
[09:26] <bongo56> losher I have repasted the link to http://paste.ubuntu.com/221760/ usb dick now on a machine that talks to web but wont mount disk using 9.04
[09:26] <purefusion2> is there a way to check the block size of the existing drive?
[09:27] <w0jrl> It can be used. just sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5 firefox-3.5-gnome-support
[09:27] <bongo56> oops I mean the dump from dmesg in terminal
[09:27] <shazzr> Techie: I wanted to record audio from a video I played the other night...using audacity. Struggled the whole evening to get it to record from the correct source. Do you know what's the easy way to change the input source?
[09:27] <Neroon> Techie: Thanks. I already did that. Nothing at all
[09:28] <johnliu> hello
[09:28] <Techie> shazzr: would have a clue, i was just using audacity as a troubleshooting tool
[09:28] <losher> bongo56: See this line -> [sdb] Attached SCSI removable disk. It means your usb drive appears as /dev/sdb. So try running 'sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb'
[09:28] <Threetimes> !bot
[09:29] <Techie> shazzr: but you could use mplayer, mencoder or vlc to rip the audio if you have the video file
[09:29] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:29] <tehbaut> is it possible to dd via /media/volume_name rather than via /dev/sdx ?
[09:30] <tehbaut> otherwise, how do I find the sdx of a mounted volume?
[09:30] <ChoK> "mount"
[09:30] <tehbaut> in this case, it's a usb drive
[09:30] <ChoK> type mount in a terminal
[09:30] <losher> tehbaut: open a terminal and run 'df -h'
[09:30] <bongo56> Losher: hm no result from sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[09:30] <ChoK> or blkid
[09:30] <tehbaut> ah, got em
[09:31] <tehbaut> so I should use /dev/sdx1 with dd then?
[09:31] <ashii> hello, im using ubuntu server and need help, i'm trying too set up my domain and webpage so it shows correctly.. i'm using ehcp.. is someone good at domains and how too host your own?
[09:31] <bongo56> Losher its now on a usb 2.0 port too eh
[09:32] <MrPiracy_> how do i force a frozen app to shut down?
[09:32] <OpenBluntSurgery> psg -afx find the uid
[09:32] <ChoK> skill -9 nameoftheap
[09:32] <OpenBluntSurgery> pkill -9
[09:32] <Threetimes> killall processname
[09:32] <Snomi> errr...my jaunty freezes on 'loading hardware drivers'....but it never used to....
[09:32] <Techie> MrPiracy: you could use the kill command in terminal
[09:33] <OpenBluntSurgery> ps -afx *
[09:33] <tehbaut> can I not use dumpe2fs with a read-only drive?
[09:33] <tehbaut> trying to read the block size
[09:33] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: can u fsck it?
[09:33] <losher> bongo56: ok, try 'sudo fdisk -l' and see if you can spot the usb disk in the output
[09:34] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:34] <tehbaut> OpenBluntSurgery, maybe... as long as that doesn't take long, as the disk has errors
[09:34] <tehbaut> trying to dd it before it dies
[09:34] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: what filesystem is it running?
[09:34] <tehbaut> fat32
[09:35] <OpenBluntSurgery> i think u use dosfsck for fat32
[09:35] <tehbaut> it's an old win98 disk that belongs to my in-laws old machine
[09:35] <Summitarian> Ubuntu vers. 5.04 no longer supported - are updates archived anywhere?
[09:35] <tehbaut> OpenBluntSurgery, permission denied
[09:35] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: http://linux.die.net/man/8/fsck.vfat
[09:36] <tehbaut> seems like the disk is mounted read-only
[09:36] <tehbaut> all the files have a lock icon
[09:36] <HotShowers> hey, does anyone know how to use sendmail?
[09:36] <HotShowers> i'm sending outgoing messages using mutt to an internet email address and i get...
[09:37] <Qu4R0w> !q
[09:37] <HotShowers>  (reason: 501 #5.1.3 Partial domain not allowed: 'ubuntu')
[09:37] <tehbaut> yeah, I can't even dd it: "cannot open input file: permission denied"
[09:37] <MrPiracy_> none of it worked
[09:37] <MrPiracy_> ps -afx lists it, what do i do with the process id?
[09:37] <Mez> HotShowers: thats generally because you need to set a FQDN for your machines hostname
[09:38] <Mez> !hostname | HotShowers
[09:38] <tehbaut> how do I get my drive to be readable so I can dd it?
[09:38] <tehbaut> er, whatever the permissions need to be anyway
[09:39] <losher> tehbaut: you're running it under sudo, right?
[09:39] <tehbaut> ah, dang
[09:39] <HotShowers> Mez: sendmail should be able to send outgoing mail without a FQDN though you'd think?
[09:39] <MrPiracy_> OpenBluntSurgery: is it pkill -9 then what?
[09:39] <OpenBluntSurgery> MrPiracy_: the uid or process name
[09:39] <tehbaut> had sudo on the first try, but I had to cancel out of it... ok :)
[09:39] <losher> HotShowers: sendmail is a mess. Consider using ssmtp. 6 lines of config & your're done...
[09:39] <MrPiracy_> OpenBluntSurgery: like pkill -9 1254
[09:39] <MrPiracy_> OpenBluntSurgery: ?
[09:39] <Qu4R0w> how to reinstall grub after i resintall my xp??
[09:40] <OpenBluntSurgery> MrPiracy_: yea you can run top and find UIDS, ps -afx |grep <whateverthehellurlookingfor>
[09:40] <bongo56> losher result from dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/221768/
[09:40] <ChoK> MrPiracy_, skill "name of process" or pkill "process ID"
[09:40] <ChoK> MrPiracy_, skill "name of process" or pkill "process ID" or killall "name of process"
[09:40] <tehbaut> dosfsck must take a while :D
[09:40] <mzz> is packages.ubuntu.com timing out for anyone else?
[09:41] <OpenBluntSurgery> pkill works for program names also
[09:41] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: use a -C with it and it should show u progress
[09:41] <OpenBluntSurgery> tehbaut: just read the man page
[09:41] <purefusion2> if I run ddrescue with quiet operation, does that run the disk slower, and cooler?
[09:42] <MrPiracy_> chok, i tried those, but the app is still here
[09:42] <losher> bongo56: no other devices mentioned other than sda?
[09:42] <OpenBluntSurgery> MrPiracy_: pebkac
[09:43] <tehbaut> does using the verbose option when processing large amounts of files slow down the processing of files?
[09:43] <HotShowers> losher: how do i use ssmtp, i type: #ssmtp root
[09:43] <MrPiracy_> OpenBluntSurgery: not really, i did what u said
[09:43] <HotShowers> then i type my message "hello world"
[09:43] <HotShowers> how do i send it off
[09:43] <ChoK> MrPiracy_, add a -9 option then
[09:44] <MrPiracy_> chok, nope, doesnt work
[09:45] <ChoK> MrPiracy_, are you the owner of the process? or is it root?
[09:45] <losher> HotShowers: er, you install it with 'sudo apt-get install ssmtp', the you configure /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf and then you just send mail with mutt the usual way
[09:45] <bongo56> Im not sure I get a few pages of stuff from the fdisk command see http://paste.ubuntu.com/221771/
[09:45] <MrPiracy_> i am
[09:45] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:45] <bongo56> Losher I dont understand much of that dump from fdsik
[09:45] <mouss> /noin
[09:46] <danny__> hi does anybody else's google look like this on firefox 3.5?  y the long horizontal search bar?
[09:46] <losher> bongo56: you seem quite confused between fdisk and dmesg. Maybe you should take a break and try again tomorrow?
[09:46] <Qu4R0w> how can i boot to my ubuntu??i already reinstall windows and i cant boot to ubuntu now.please help
[09:46] <Keiffer> i wnat Chrome for Ubuntu!
[09:46] <danny__> http://www.imagebam.com/image/3c14cc42498765
[09:47] <prince_jammys> !grub > Qu4R0w
[09:47] <Mez> HotShowers: that's probably coming back from an external source.
[09:47] <Uwe> hi all, I have some troubel with ubuntu-studio 9-04 and WLAN (RT73)
[09:47] <bongo56> Losher lol, yes it is confusing thanks for the help so far though, you taught me heaps :)
[09:47] <MrPiracy_> well ...
[09:48] <Uwe> now i checked it with Ubuntu 9-04 (Live DVD) and it worked
[09:48] <Threetimes> Keiffer: use wine/crossover/cedege
[09:48] <prince_jammys> Uwe: try also at ubuntu studio's, irc channel: #ubuntustudio
[09:48] <Uwe> I think the problem is related to the Kernel Versions: Ubuntu Studio
[09:48] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:48] <Keiffer> Threetimes - it has bugs...
[09:48] <Uwe> price_jammys: Thanks good idea
[09:48] <Keiffer> danny__ whats shiretoko?
[09:49] <Threetimes> !shiretoko
[09:49] <Threetimes> !ff35
[09:49] <danny__> Keiffer, firefox 3.5
[09:49] <Uwe> ubuntu studio uses 2.6.29 and the usual desktop version uses 2.6.28 I think thats the root cause
[09:50] <danny__> does anybody else's google look like this on firefox 3.5? http://www.imagebam.com/image/3c14cc42498765 y the long horizontal search bar
[09:50] <Threetimes> Keiffer: do you mean tilp2 or wine/crossover/cedega?
[09:50] <AnAnt> Hello, how can I disable a package from being installed on an Ubuntu system ?
[09:50] <Keiffer> Threetimes I have it with Crossover and it has some bugs..
[09:51] <diddy> If you set the umask to 022, by default what permissions will your files have?
[09:52] <bongo56> I will try the same commands on the ubuntu machines that the drive is recognised on, maybey that may shed some light ta Losher
[09:52] <prince_jammys> diddy: 755 rwx, r-x, r-x
[09:52] <johnliu> how could i deal with this error:"E: zdesktop: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"??
[09:53] <johnliu> thank you
[09:53] <prince_jammys> diddy: the zero masks nothing for the owner, and the twos mask the 'write' bit for group and other.
[09:53] <zleap> what are you trying to install?
[09:53] <zleap> zdsktop
[09:54] <johnliu> every programe all like this
[09:54] <OpenBluntSurgery> how can i set aterm as my default terminal?
[09:54] <johnliu> so i can't install
[09:54] <zleap> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-886974.html
[09:54] <diddy> prince_jammys: Not directory but files. Correct answer is 644
[09:54] <johnliu> and can't delete
[09:54] <zleap> are you getting other errors
[09:55] <johnliu> no
[09:55] <zleap> ok
[09:55] <johnliu> thanks
[09:55] <zleap> hmm
[09:55] <zleap> that link may help,
[09:55] <prince_jammys> diddy: ok, yes. files are not made executable.
[09:55] <OpenBluntSurgery> ?
[09:55] <johnliu> is some file broken?
[09:56] <diddy> prince_jammys, I am just doing a test exam for LPIC and also got it wrong.
[09:56] <prince_jammys> diddy: heh, trick question!
[09:56] <on5sl> can somebody help me getting xinerama to work on a HD4870? Cause when i enable the option i get no GDM anymore when i boot :(
[09:57] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[09:57] <Techie> on5sl: is this an ATI HD4870
[09:57] <on5sl> Techie: yes
[09:57] <zleap> johnliu, not sure what package are you trying to install
[09:57] <diddy> Does anybody know a really good program to find duplicate files and free diskspace?
[09:57] <on5sl> i've installed the latest catalyst driver 9.6
[09:57] <johnliu> is there anyone can speak chinese?
[09:57] <Techie> on5sl: the ATI drivers come with a xinerama feature in them
[09:57] <losher> !cn | johnliu
[09:57] <on5sl> Techie: that's what i'm trying, but it doesnt seems tow ork
[09:58] <Slart> diddy: fdupes is ok
[09:58] <johnliu> yeah
[09:58] <Techie> on5sl: may i pm you
[09:58] <johnliu> could you?
[09:58] <on5sl> Techie: ofc
[09:58] <prince_jammys> diddy: there's something called fdupes. i've never used it.
[09:58] <prince_jammys> ah, someone already said it.
[09:59] <johnliu> i can't speak clearly my trouble in english
[09:59] <prince_jammys> johnliu: /join #ubuntu-cn
[10:00] <causasui> Is there any fix for vlc being in two separate windows?
[10:00] <diddy> Slart, prince_jammys : I have just found this page and now I am wondering which one to try: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fdupes
[10:00] <causasui> It used to be only one :(
[10:00] <Slart> diddy: I've used both fdupes and duff.. in the end the difference wasn't that big
[10:00] <johnliu> zleap:i want to install eva,but there is something wrong with it
[10:01] <Qu4R0w> !eva > johnliu
[10:01] <waldir> help, I can't instal firefox 3.5! :(
[10:01] <Slart> causasui: I thought that was fixed in an update
[10:01] <Threetimes> I just installed tilp2, when I start it I get "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[10:01] <waldir> *install
[10:01] <prince_jammys> waldir: provide more details so someone can help you.
[10:01] <johnliu> :"E: zdesktop: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"??
[10:02] <OpenBluntSurgery> what does system->pref->preferred apps do?
[10:02] <johnliu> it
[10:02] <waldir> prince_jammys: I don't know how to install it, I downloaded the tar.bz from firefox's website but it juts extracts to a folder
[10:03] <waldir> I tried using synaptic, but it says it installs it but my shortcuts still point to ff3
[10:03] <johnliu> ??????????
[10:03] <HotShowers> losher: ok think i've worked it out
[10:03] <johnliu> ?????
[10:03] <HotShowers> thanks
[10:03] <prince_jammys> waldir: try running 'shiretoko' from a terminal
[10:04] <causasui> Slart: Well I never got that update
[10:04] <johnliu> ??????????
[10:04] <waldir> prince_jammys: commando not found
[10:04] <prince_jammys> waldir: at least that's what i saw a few minutes ago
[10:04] <waldir> *command
[10:04] <prince_jammys> !ff35
[10:04] <Slart> causasui: hmm... then I guess you can either download and compile the source for yourself (not sure if you have to change something though) or wait for an updated package
[10:05] <waldir> oh, thanks... I'll read that
[10:05] <gnomefreak> the upstream tarball once unpacked cd into it and run it
[10:05] <defrysk> run firefox-3.5 waldir
[10:05] <johnliu> is there anyone could help me?
[10:05] <UinstonS> Hi
[10:06] <waldir> defrysk: that works, it is indeed called shiretoko
[10:06] <johnliu> :"E: zdesktop: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"??
[10:06] <UinstonS> Where i can find .deb pack "Charles" ?
[10:06] <johnliu> anyone?
[10:06] <Neroon> Is there anyway to make sure, a microphone is working in ubuntu? I cant get it to work at all
[10:07] <waldir> prince_jammys: i understand now, it's an ubuntu thing
[10:07] <gnomefreak> Neroon: by default it is disabled IIRC click on the speaker icon and look for it
[10:07] <waldir> so it has been in my apps menu all this time, only it was called shiretoko and had a different icon!
[10:07] <johnliu> anyone can save this problem:":"E: zdesktop: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"??
[10:08] <gnomefreak> johnliu: most likely if someone can they will let you know. no reason to keep asking. if we cant help you try #ubuntuforums its sunday so alot of people are not here
[10:08] <waldir> why isn't this made clearer to people using ubuntu?
[10:08] <Neroon> gnomefreak: Did that already. More than once. Any other way to activate it?
[10:08] <gnomefreak> Neroon: not sure off hand. its really early sunday morning here im doing as little as possible :)
[10:09] <johnliu> oh,i'm sorry,i don't know
[10:09] <Neroon> gnomefreak: hehe. I know. Wouldnt even bother, if I didnt need it today
[10:09] <tehbaut> what's the typical path to the desktop?
[10:09] <Seveas> gnomefreak, get some sleep :)
[10:09] <gnomefreak> Seveas: :) would be  nice
[10:09] <Threetimes> tehbaut: ~./Desktop
[10:09] <andry> how unistall avg antivirus in ubuntu remix?
[10:09] <Threetimes> tehbaut: (in your language, if not english)
[10:10] <tehbaut> ah, yep english
[10:10] <snaxx1> ANyone able to help me install this madwifi
[10:10] <Slart> andry: no instructions on the AVG site?
[10:10] <waldir> prince_jammys, defrysk did I miss something? how was I supposed to know about this shiretoko issue with ubuntu? :(
[10:12] <defrysk> waldir, some investigation usually helps, also 3.5 is not default yet, so not as much documentation
[10:12] <UinstonS> Where i can find .deb pack "Charles" ?
[10:13] <Slart> !pm | andry
[10:13] <Seveas> UinstonS, try Buckingham Palace
[10:13] <petx> hi all... I try to show request time out while pinging other PC... any idea??
[10:14] <meglo> Anyone here know of a good program to check my long written texts and identify bad usage of English or over-use of words, changing tense, etc? More than just a grammar checker... maybe some statistical analyzer that has some neat tricks. I do recall seeing something - it was to help improve writing skills.
[10:14] <waldir> defrysk: I understand, but that's not very user friendly..
[10:14] <snaxx1> fack... this is pissin me off lol
[10:14] <waldir> well, thanks for your help :)
[10:16] <Lounge> somthing's been bugging me about 9.04 and avahi
[10:16] <tehbaut> is it normal for ddrescue to not look like it's doing anything, even with -v in use?
[10:16] <tehbaut> also, hdd case busy lights are not on
[10:16] <Lounge> seems to not wanna work like it used to in hardy
[10:16] <Threetimes> tehbaut: can you hear the drives?
[10:16] <tehbaut> not really
[10:17] <odonata> about syslog
[10:17] <Threetimes> then it isn't doing anything? any errors?
[10:17] <tehbaut> course it's fat32, maybe it takes a while to initialize the read
[10:17] <tehbaut> no errors yet
[10:17] <odonata> how can one separat logging into specific files?
[10:17] <Threetimes> might be, just wait...
[10:17] <tehbaut> says 'Copying data...'
[10:18] <tehbaut> this is somewhat agonizing :D
[10:19] <causasui> Slart: It works for you? On 9.04?
[10:19] <Slart> causasui: yes.. but I downloaded the source and compiled it myself
[10:19] <defrysk> waldir having a firefox3.5 that runs besides firefox3 untill 3.5 is default sound pretty user frienly to me ;)
[10:20] <DawnLight> hello. i've a continual message in dmesg which is eating up my hdd. this is bug #385929. whatever causes it... is there a way to stop the hdd writes, please?
[10:20] <tehbaut> I question whether I am using the right options up from... I just noticed an example on wikipedia where the user started with -n (no split) and then afterwords used -r 1 to retry the error areas, but I started with splits and -r 100... heh
[10:21] <richardcavell> is there a simple command to find out which IPs have a computer attached on my local area network?
[10:22] <q0_0p> sudo nmap -sP -T4 192.168.0.0/24
[10:22] <tehbaut> ah, I needed to make the logfile first... it won't create it for me
[10:23] <Alvinware> Is Linux more safer than Windows from being hack by hackers?
[10:23] <richardcavell> q0_0p: thanks. It's not such a simple-looking command though. I should alias it
[10:23] <Threetimes> Alvinware: some people say so.
[10:23] <qe2eqe> Alvinware, Intrinsically, a little.
[10:24] <Alvinware> So, does that mean Linux don't need any firewall, and anti-virus?
[10:25] <dhruvasagar> Alvinware: yes
[10:25] <Threetimes> need? windows won't "need" them, ubuntu won't "need" them
[10:25] <dhruvasagar> Alvinware: generally you don't
[10:25] <dhruvasagar> Threetimes: well said :)
[10:25] <Threetimes> I dont use any of them on both systems :D
[10:26] <dhalsim> hi, is there a way to use ionizer (air cleaner) in asus n50vn models?
[10:26] <Alvinware> what? why windows doesn't need any firewall, and anti-virus too? Is this serious?
[10:27] <petx> hi all... I try to show request time out while pinging other PC on network... any idea??
[10:27] <causasui> petx: Nope. No way for us to troubleshoot that from here.
[10:27] <Threetimes> I use it only for gaming, not for daily use. It is optimized for uber-performance. I use msconfig to turn almost anything off.
[10:28] <dhalsim> you may need firewall in ubuntu, and need antivirus too for windows viruses, which for some win machines connects linux servers from network
[10:28] <Qu4R0w> any1 have scrinshot/video recover Grub after reinstall windows xp?
[10:28] <France1159> Hello everyone
[10:28] <Techie> !grub > Qu4R0w
[10:28] <France1159> someone can tell me how can i show all files contained in a package ?
[10:28] <acidicbase> doesn't ubuntu have already have firestarter or something like that preinstalled?
[10:29] <Seveas> France1159, dpkg -L packagename
[10:29] <dhalsim> you can see in synaptic's package properties
[10:29] <France1159> thanks Seveas
[10:29] <Seveas> France1159, or for non-installed deb files: dpkg-deb -c filename.deb
[10:29] <Threetimes> I'm trying to compile libticables, but am getting errors: http://pastebin.org/2980. I get past ./configure without problems
[10:29] <Alvinware> Use msconfig to turn almost every things off mean will not susceptible to being attacks by hackers?
[10:29] <petx> causasui, so where can I get help...??
[10:30] <Threetimes> oh, an it's version 2-1.2.0 from http://sourceforge.net/projects/tilp/files/
[10:30] <danny__> is it true that if youre running an operating system like windows 7 on virtualbox it will never expire
[10:30] <France1159> thank you very much Seveas  :)
[10:30] <Seveas> Threetimes, that means their ./configure is broken and doesn't check for something :_
[10:30] <Aardvarx> ubuntu sucks
[10:30] <causasui> petx: It doesn't sound like a linux problem, but a problem with your network. You might try finding a local PC shop to help you with setting up home networking.
[10:30] <Threetimes> What does it not check for? How can I fix it?
[10:31] <Alvinware> Wow, why Ubuntu suck?
[10:31] <Techie> petx: may i suggest checking for enabled firewalls
[10:31] <Qu4R0w> sure..boot ur live cd
[10:31] <vkk> Hola
[10:31] <Seveas> Threetimes, no idea. COuld be libusb or some kernel headers. Just file a bug with them and get them to fix it :)
[10:31] <Alvinware> Ubuntu 9.04 is good enough.
[10:31] <causasui> Don't feed the trolls
[10:32] <petx> causasui, Techie, I think u dont understand me guys..
[10:32] <andry> clamav cant update ? help
[10:32] <nodnarb82> why does ubuntu suck? even backtrack4 is based on ubuntu
[10:32] <Threetimes> :\ I need it today (well, i want to use it today)
[10:32] <Techie> petx feel free to pm me with the full details
[10:32] <Qu4R0w> WHAT IS MEAN BOOT LIVE CD????MUST I CHOOSE TRY/INSTALL UBUNTU/BOOT FROM FIRST HDISK?
[10:32] <causasui> Please dont use all caps...
[10:32] <Threetimes> !caps | Qu4R0w
[10:32] <nodnarb82> and those guys seem to know what they r doin
[10:32] <Techie> Qu4R0w: choose try ubuntu
[10:33] <Qu4R0w> then what i nid recover?
[10:34] <Qu4R0w> Techie:u have an answer,please tell me
[10:35] <bossekr> hi folks, I'm a debian developer and would like to track bugs reported through ubuntu. is there any search query to find all bugs related to my packages ?
[10:36] <Qu4R0w> bossekr: grub problem
[10:36] <elky> bossekr, you could ask in #launchpad or #ubuntu-bugs
[10:36] <ShishKabab> Hello. I'm trying to create a test embedding Lua into an application. I've installed the liblualib50-dev and all it's dependencies and now try to compile the test app according to http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/264. I get undefined reference errors for every Lua function and executing 'nm -s /usr/lib/liblua50.so' shows there are no symbols. Is this a packaging bug?
[10:37] <Slart> bossekr: if your package is available through the repos you should be able to just search for it by name
[10:37] <Seveas> bossekr, make sure your debian mailaddress is linked to the launchpad account you actually use. That should 'link' your packages to you. Follow elky's advice to get more details
[10:38] <Qu4R0w> how to i set manual mac adress and ip adress?
[10:38] <on5sl> Techie: when i enable xinerama=on then my ubuntu get stuck everytime
[10:38] <bossekr> Slart, yes I know but is there a way to get an overview over all packages like http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?maint=bossekr%40debian.org
[10:38] <on5sl> i cant even do ctrl+alt+F1
[10:38] <Slart> bossekr: oh.. I see.. no idea, sorry
[10:40] <Threetimes> Hi, I get an error when compiling libticables2-1.2.0: http://pastebin.com/d618fa1c2
[10:42] <hilaire> read install text
[10:45] <Qu4R0w> cant see anything=find /boot/grub/stage
[10:45] <Qu4R0w> cant see anything=find /boot/grub/stage1
[10:45] <Qu4R0w> please help me
[10:46] <JoAnneThrax> How/where do I shut off the "boop" "beep" "kerchunk" sounds that happen when I click buttons and such in dialogue boxes?
[10:48] <JoAnneThrax> I'd normally guess they're native to my window manager (I'm using Window Maker), but I've already, theoretically, disabled the sounds in WM's control-panel thing.
[10:50] <JoAnneThrax> And they don't seem very client-specific.
[10:50] <JoAnneThrax> I just tried them in nicotine, Xchat and azureus, and they're all making those sounds on clicking
[10:51] <Chrystallic> sorry, I can't help.... if you disabled the sound in teh control panel tehn I got no idea why there is still a sound
[10:52] <JoAnneThrax> Okay.  Neither I.
[10:52] <Threetimes> You kight want to restart your WM, logout and login.
[10:52] <Threetimes> might*
[10:53] <JoAnneThrax> Would there be some sort of sounds native to the x-server somehow that aren;t controlled by the WM?
[10:53] <JoAnneThrax> Threetimes: I've already done that, unfortunately.  At least three times.
[10:54] <jorick> how do  i configure ubuntu to use the opendns servers?
[10:54] <Chrystallic> I had WM a while... but suddenly it stopped working properly.... so I logged out, and haven't logged into it again....
[10:54] <JoAnneThrax> I tried KDE...it sort of made my skin crawl.
[10:54] <richardcavell> JoAnneThrax: Why?  It's a good desktop
[10:55] <Chrystallic> now I only use a mix of different skins... Slickness, minimum black suite, black and white 2, and 2 other skins XD
[10:56] <JoAnneThrax> Well, the one that installed with Kubuntu-desktop just annoyed me.  Maybe I thought it was falling all over itself to seem like Micro$oft Windoze while dispensing with, or at least making less obvious and convenient, all the things that I, as a linux user, might actually use..
[10:56] <JoAnneThrax> I'm sure it's just how the defaults were set.
[10:57] <jophish> what should patch do with no arguments?
[10:58] <root> hello
[10:58] <Chrystallic> luckily I found a way to automaticly start numpad when I log on.... started to annoy me when I always had to press teh "num lock" button, or all my passwords  missed some numbers...
[10:59] <Guest44304> ss\
[10:59] <Guest44304> help
[11:00] <Chrystallic> now I uninstalled my Wmaker, and installs it again
[11:01] <Chrystallic> Guest44304: what do you need help with?
[11:02] <blackacid> Could someone help me fix xorg
[11:02] <nperry> Hey guys, just wondered if i could create an icon on the menu to open irssi? is this possible?
[11:02] <tehbaut> ubuntu doesn't seem to be applying my power management prefs
[11:03] <Qu4R0w> how to connect internet via broadband
[11:03] <tehbaut> screen keeps turning off, even though I say not to
[11:03] <Qu4R0w> how to connect internet via broadband?
[11:03] <Slart> nperry: sure.. but you have to start gnome-terminal with irssi as some kind of parameter
[11:03] <nperry> Ahhh Slart i was looking at x-terminal-emulator with a parm and couldnt find it
[11:04] <Slart> nperry: gnome-terminal -e irrsi   should do it
[11:04] <blackacid> tehbaut laptop or desktop
[11:04] <Slart> nperry: if you want to use the gnome-terminal, that is.. you don't have to
[11:04] <nperry> Ah thanks slart :D
[11:04] <JoAnneThrax> okay...here's another one.  I've asked some people about this, but I can't remember if I asked here.
[11:05] <nperry> Why wasnt that in --help :(
[11:05] <Slart> nperry: you're welcome
[11:05] <Slart> nperry: it's in the man page though =)
[11:05] <Chrystallic> Qu4R0w: http://www.honeytechblog.com/how-to-connect-broadband-in-ubuntu/   maybe this help?
[11:05] <eino> hmmmm, I'm getting ati 3870 for free from my friend and I'm building a gaming computer around it, what would be about as powerful motherboard and cpu? you see I don't want to purchase too powerful cpu and mobo so the graphics card wont slow them down
[11:05] <JoAnneThrax> Whenever I reboot my computer has decided to mute the Master volume and then the slider all the way to zero.
[11:05] <JoAnneThrax> ...which is kind of annoying.
[11:06] <blackacid> could someone help me with a xorg failure it happened after applying updates
[11:06] <tehbaut> blackacid, laptop
[11:07] <Chrystallic> you know there is 2 different power management options on laptop?
[11:07] <disappearedng>  How do I schedule cause my system to restart and do a fsck ?
[11:07] <jeff009> hello every one, i've no sound with frenx 0.7.3 on client nomachine is there any one to help me thank u :)
[11:07] <blackacid> sure its not your screen that could be damaged
[11:08] <Chrystallic> diapperaredng: I dun know how you do schedule a fsck,  but  the standard setup is a new fsck after 20 startups
[11:09] <eino> tes
[11:09] <JoAnneThrax> come to think of it, sound is working fine at the moment.  Maybe I fixed that accidentally.
[11:10] <Slart> disappearedng: you create a file at / ... something like forcecheck..
[11:10] <ChoK> sudo shutdown -rf now
[11:10] <Slart> disappearedng: sudo touch /forcefsck
[11:10] <ChoK> or touch /forcefsck && shutdown -r now
[11:10] <JoAnneThrax> ...now if only I cound fix the beep-boop sounds...
[11:11] <ChoK> blacklist pcspkr
[11:11] <Slart> ChoK: hmm.. -f isn't mentioned in the man page... sure it works?
[11:12] <ChoK> shutdown -f creates the forcefsck file
[11:12] <Chrystallic> I got this memorystick, that won't work properly when I insert it into the usb-port.. it starts to work, but for some weird reason I can't copy/paste anything to/from teh memorystick... any help how to solve it?
[11:13] <ChoK> Slart, mmm weird, dunno about the ubuntu shutdown then
[11:13] <iceroot> how to remove the keyring-password-question with auto-login and jaunty? with hardy i was using an empty keyword, but with jaunty i cant find anything like that
[11:13] <anr78> I'm running Ubuntu on a MacBook Pro, and the keyboard layout is not quite correct. Anyone know how this should be set on this machine? Pipe and square brackets are two of the keys missing
[11:13] <danny__> does anyone here know anything about mpd?
[11:13] <iceroot> !anyone | danny__
[11:14] <Seveas> danny__, would http://paste.ubuntu.com/213519/ qualify as anything? :)
[11:14] <Chrystallic> anr78: system -> user choices?(sorry use norwegian version) -> keyboard
[11:14] <drazter2> hi, im currently on jaunty and i want to try out the new 9.10 koala release.. i have found something called a "daily build" can anyone tell me what is that?
[11:14] <danny__> im trying to create my mpd playlist and its skipping one of my music folders. its the one drive that linux always asks for a password to access on boot
[11:14] <Slart> !karmic | drazter2
[11:15] <Seveas> danny__, then probably the mpd user doesn't have access to it.
[11:15] <CybeRebel> hello all, the text in my bash terminal is over lapping, anyone know the problem?
[11:16] <Slart> CybeRebel: try selecting another console font?
[11:16] <CybeRebel> Slart do you no what the defaults are?
[11:17] <danny__> Seveas, do u know how id fix that?
[11:17] <Slart> CybeRebel: nope... don't remember.. I use Terminus (it's available from the repos)
[11:17] <JoAnneThrax> Hmm.  I have the DisableSound option in $(HOME)/GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker set to "yes"
[11:18] <Chrystallic> anr78: when you've entered the keyboard window, press on socond tab, and press on keyboardmodel.  there you choose Apple, and your computer model
[11:18] <Neroon> Please, is there anyone that can help, getting a microphone to work? I thought I would never say that, but I'm close to uninstall Ubuntu. Been there, done this, thousands of "solutions" and just nothing even closely works
[11:18] <CybeRebel> Slart okay ill try anyway thanks :)
[11:18] <Seveas> danny__, by using proper mount options
[11:18] <nikolam> hi,
[11:18] <nikolam> it seems that packages.ubuntu.com not working now, BTW
[11:19] <ChoK> Slart, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/74139
[11:19] <renic> how do i format unpartitioned space in ubuntu?
[11:19] <ChoK> renic, gparted
[11:20] <renic> there's not something already included in the default install?
[11:21] <tehbaut> any way to keep ubuntu from going to sleep on me while I'm ddrescue'ing?
[11:21] <tehbaut> the prefs aren't working it seems
[11:21] <Slart> ChoK: hm.. interesting.. thanks
[11:21] <Slart> tehbaut: there are some software that prevents powersaving.. inhibit I think it's called
[11:21] <tehbaut> screen keeps going off, and I fear worse if I don't keep moving the cursor
[11:22] <tehbaut> Slart, is that apt-get'able?
[11:22] <Slart> tehbaut: hang on.. let me have a look
[11:22] <tehbaut> couldn't find package
[11:23] <anr78> I have set the layout in the prefs, but it is still not correct
[11:23] <Slart> tehbaut: try "gnome-power-manager-inhibit somecommand"
[11:23] <Slart> tehbaut: I think it will keep the computer from falling asleep until that command is finished
[11:24] <tehbaut> Slart, ok... how about if the command is currently running?
[11:24] <JoAnneThrax> I was rather hoping there would be an easier way to solve this problem than uninstalling windowmaker and reinstalling it without sound enabled.
[11:24] <Slart> tehbaut: gnome-power-manager-inhibit sleep htop    will let you decide when to end htop
[11:24] <Slart> tehbaut: bah.. sorry... gnome-power-manager-inhibit htop
[11:25] <tehbaut> Slart, then just run htop?
[11:25] <Slart> tehbaut: it will run htop for you
[11:25] <Slart> tehbaut: then wait until htop finishes before going to sleep
[11:25] <tehbaut> command not found
[11:25] <anr78> If I see "(arg: 8) in a terminal window, does that mean I have pressed AltGr+8?
[11:25] <Slart> !find gnome-power-manager-inhibit
[11:26] <Slart> tehbaut: try installing gnome-power-manager
[11:26] <anr78> If I see "(arg: 8 )  in a terminal window, does that mean I have pressed AltGr+8?
[11:26] <tehbaut> installed, command still not found
[11:26] <anr78> If so, it seems Ubuntu has made my left Alt into AltGr and I need to swap them
[11:27] <tehbaut> no typos either, heh
[11:27] <Slart> anr78: Altgr+8 does that on my system, yes
[11:27] <Slart> anr78: no, sorry.. alt+8 does that
[11:28] <JoAnneThrax> This is odd.  The bloops and bleeps happen in nicotine, azureus and xchat...but they DON'T happen in firefox and xmms.
[11:29] <Slart> tehbaut: odd.. you are running ubuntu jaunty?
[11:29] <Slart> tehbaut: located in /usr/bin
[11:30] <tehbaut> Slart, I'm running 8.04 (hardy?)
[11:30] <logic> how can i change the appearance of the panel bars? i'd like round borders.. what can i do??
[11:30] <Slart> tehbaut: ah.. that might be it
[11:31] <Techie> synergy+
[11:31] <anr78> Slart: thanks. anyway it seems that I need to make the left alt key on my keyboard do what the right one does.
[11:32] <tehbaut> Slart, is it possible that it's an issue with my monitor's driver?
[11:33] <tehbaut> or the fact that I never installed the monitor's specific driver?
[11:33] <tehbaut> there were some odd issues with resolution that I'd noticed
[11:33] <Slart> tehbaut: what was the problem? the computer keeps going to sleep and halting the ddrescue thing?
[11:33] <logic> could anybody help me? how can i change the appearance of the panel bars? i'd like round borders.. what can i do??
[11:33] <tehbaut> Slart, no but that's my fear... the monitor keeps going blank
[11:34] <tehbaut> who's to say that the computer won't just go to sleep
[11:34] <Slart> tehbaut: are you sure that's not just the monitor shutting off? it does that for me too
[11:34] <tehbaut> I've set it no to in the power mgr prefs though
[11:34] <Slart> tehbaut: I would say that's the way I want it.. do you want to monitor to stay powered on just because you're running a torrent client in the background?
[11:35] <Slart> tehbaut: ah.. but it might be the monitor that is doing the shutdown thing on it's own
[11:35] <tehbaut> I have to leave for a couple hours soon, don't want anything to happen with this really slow ddrescue that's going on
[11:35] <dport> Hey guys, i'm trying to stop the x server on my desktop so that I can update my nvidia driver, any help with this?
[11:35] <dport> I've tried everything i've found through google and nothing works
[11:35] <Slart> dport: open a terminal run "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[11:35] <renic> Chok: should i mount new partitions using fstab, or is there a tool?
[11:36] <dport> Slart: I've tried that, then ran the .run file and still says i'm running X
[11:36] <dport> oh wait
[11:36] <dport> !
[11:36] <dport> hang on
[11:37] <heinz2> dport: tried to do that from outside X with CTRL-ALT-F1?
[11:38] <tehbaut> Slart, how about an app/utility the keeps my cursor moving or something?
[11:38] <tehbaut> I don't want to take a chance on this, not right now
[11:38] <tehbaut> I can test and mess with power stuff later
[11:39] <JoAnneThrax> If I can find where the actual sound-files its using are, I can delete them, I suppose.  Assuming those sounds are from files; them being actually synthesized in realtime is very unlikely :)
[11:40] <eino> I updated my gfx card drivers and it says I should reboot, but I am using a live cd, is there any command that I could use that would replace the rebooting?
[11:40] <tehbaut> hmmm: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=850482
[11:41] <tehbaut> never compiled a program before though, haha
[11:41] <renic> should i be mounting new partitions with manual entry into fstab, or does ubuntu require using a tool beyond the text editor?
[11:42] <Slart> tehbaut: hang on.. someone mentioned a script that did that the other day
[11:42] <Slart> tehbaut: let me search my logs
[11:42] <JoAnneThrax> Sounds defined for specific events and sound file paths are defined in the WMSound file.
[11:42] <tehbaut> Slart, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=850482 ?
[11:42] <anr78> From xev it seems that my left Alt key is indeed Alt_L, but that it needs to be ISO_Level3_Shift for my MPB-keyboard to work like in OS X. Is this an easy fix with xmodmap?
[11:42] <JoAnneThrax> I haven't GOT a WMsound file.  This is why I'm wondering if the sounds even originate with Windowmaker
[11:42] <Slart> tehbaut: mm.. but that sounds complicated =)
[11:43] <tehbaut> Slart, well the simpler the better of course
[11:45] <i-r-noob> i've got a pidgin yahoo mess bug...my buddies appear on-line in my contact-list after they actually log-off
[11:45] <JoAnneThrax> ...but I can't think of where else they might come from...
[11:45] <roffe> How do I upgrade to ff 3.5 without the Shirotoko-version of it?
[11:46] <sssilviu> hello, guys. I have the exact same problem as this guy http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/broadcom-wireless-in-ubuntu-9.04-731952/  A Broadcom wireless card which doesn't work with ubuntu 9.04. Does anybody know a solution for it?
[11:47] <coz_> sssilviu,  I personally dont know but if no one here does try the #linux channel
[11:49] <Crsim> madwifi?
[11:49] <metatagg> roffe: U can install ff 3.5.1 side by side with ubuntu rep. version. Just head over to http://www.mozilla.com/products/download.html?product=firefox-3.5.1&os=linux&lang=en-US
[11:49] <Slart> tehbaut: try this while true; do sleep 10; xdotool mousemove 0 0; xdotool mousemove 10 10; done
[11:49] <sssilviu> ok, I will thanks coz_, but anyway, if anybody can give me some tips here it would be great. I suspect that it's not a very difficult matter, but I just couldn't find any solution on the web yet
[11:50] <metatagg> roffe: that's what I did, but i'm no ubuntu-pro
[11:50] <metatagg> :)
[11:50] <roffe> Thanks metatagg!
[11:50] <sssilviu> and that guy did not receive any response on the forum
[11:50] <metatagg> roffe: np
[11:50] <dport> Just attempted to update my nvidia graphics card, and now this is what i see
[11:50] <Slart> tehbaut: you will have to install the app xdotool first
[11:51] <dport> ah, won't let me paste now, says that I don't have a graphics card now, but the driver tool see's it
[11:51] <dport> enabled it, and restarted, same thing
[11:51] <diddy> Does anybody know what the rc stands for in .bashrc?
[11:52] <tehbaut> Slart, and of course I'd do that via apt-get?
[11:52] <Slart> diddy: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/coffee-lounge/58038-what-does-rc-mean.html
[11:53] <Slart> tehbaut: of course =) sudo apt-get install xdotool
[11:53] <tehbaut> hmmm, no package found
[11:53] <anr78> Isn't xmodmap used in Jaunty?
[11:54] <diddy> Slart: So basically nobody knows. :)
[11:54] <nyaa> diddy I think it stands for run command, and is essentially a configuration file for how you want the program to run.
[11:54] <Slart> diddy: that seems to be the general consensus =)
[11:54] <tehbaut> I'm on hardy, anr78 (if that was 'indirected' towards me)
[11:55] <coz_> diddy,   the "rc"  mean   "run control"
[11:55] <Slart> anr78: well.. it can be used, if that's what you mean
[11:55] <anr78> tehbaut: it wasn't :). I'm trying to configure the keyboard on my MBP :)
[11:56] <coz_> diddy,  it is a "convention"  adopted from older Unix systems
[11:56] <lanoxx> !remotedesktop
[11:56] <diddy> nyaa, Slart, coz: Thx.
[11:56] <tehbaut> anr78, ah well it sounded similar to xdotool ;)
[11:57] <lanoxx> i want to configure my ubuntu server running ubuntu 9.04 desktop to accept remote connections, how would i do that
[11:57] <lanoxx> i have been reading about different ways so far but im not sure which one is the best
[11:57] <tehbaut> lanoxx, why not just use vnc?
[11:57] <anr78> Slart: I looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppleKeyboard, and it says "Since Xmodmap have been replace by X Keyboard Extension, it's impossible to use Xmodmap to proceed with the mapping. "
[11:57] <lanoxx> tehbaut, what are the pros and cons to vnc?
[11:58] <lanoxx> i want something that i can access with linux and windows and that does not need an active gnome session
[11:58] <tehbaut> wider cross platform compatibility for one... I don't know if ubuntu even has support for rdp, but I never checked
[11:58] <diddy> How many files are there that influence the operations of the bash? ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_login, ~/.bash_logout, ~/.inputrc ??? *dizzy*
[11:58] <Slart> anr78: oh.. can't really remember when I used it last.. perhaps it was before junty
[11:59] <logic> can you help me with Cairo Dock??
[11:59] <lanoxx> tehbaut, i used the system->preferences->remote desktop but that only works when im logged in on the host, so for me thats useless since my server does not have a screen
[11:59] <coz_> logic,  we have a #cairo-dock channle if you are interested
[11:59] <m3th> i need help... got problems connecting with a usb internet device
[12:00] <tehbaut> lanoxx, could be usable with the screen command, but that encroaches an area I'm not as familiar with
[12:00] <tehbaut> s/as/
[12:00] <logic> coz_:thanks;) anyway do you know why the configuration manager of Cairo Dock keeps repeatedly poppin out everytime i close it??
[12:00] <coz_> logic,  is this 2.0?
[12:01] <koshari> whats the minimum package i need to install to get an ethernet connection up?
[12:02] <blackacid> 1337 people in room
[12:02] <nyaa> lol
[12:02] <blackacid> awww
[12:02] <nyaa> win some lose some
[12:02] <blackacid> that was tight
[12:02] <nyaa> now we're leeb =(
[12:03] <blackacid> :D
[12:03] <nyaa> yay
[12:03] <blackacid> to bad im very tired
[12:04] <benjamin_> Is it possible to serve a web page on a non default port (80) without visitors having to type :port# after the url?
[12:05] <Slart> benjamin_: not sure if you can create a redirection from the regular port 80 to another port
[12:05] <diddy> nyaa, Slart, coz: Someone in another channel wrote: diddy "'rc' derives from 'runcom', from the mIT CTSS system, ca. 1965." -- rc (as in ".cshrc" or "/etc/rc") = "RunCom" <-- or "Run Commands"
[12:05] <diddy> I think that is a good explanation.
[12:05] <benjamin_> the problem is that I have an admin page on my router at port 80 but I wanna server my own site too
[12:05] <Webu> Is there stronger command than "kill -9" available?
[12:05] <Slart> diddy: nice.. good hunting there
[12:06] <Webu> I've got a process running at 100% CPU and it won't die :-(
[12:06] <Slart> Webu: I guess sudo kill -9 might be a little meaner
[12:06] <Webu> Slart, ouch it won't do this time :-(
[12:06] <nyaa> I see
[12:06] <m3th> Ubuntu automatically configured my usb internet device the first time i used it... it worked... then after the reboot it tells me the device is "connected" but i can't surf/ping...  i tried all night long changing wvdial.conf reading forums but i can't make it...
[12:06] <JoAnneThrax>  2744 ?        Ss     0:00 /usr/bin/kdm   <--- kdm also running...maybe it's responsible for sound?
[12:06] <Slart> Webu: I don't know of anything more powerful
[12:06] <koshari> benjamin port forward, you dont want your webmin page available from www do you?
[12:06] <Webu> Slart, "[ 4310.003737] BUG: soft lockup - CPU#3 stuck for 61s! [rmmod:4968]" :-D
[12:07] <nyaa> Webu what kind of process is it?  is in it a terminal?
[12:07] <JoAnneThrax> I thin it's what was launched to give me the whole login-screen dealy.
[12:07] <Webu> nyaa, it's a "sudo rmmod bttv" but it got stuck :-(
[12:07] <nyaa> webu tried ctrl + c, or ctrl + z?
[12:07] <benjamin_> koshari: I deffinately do not, but how do I port forward a local port to a different remote port?
[12:07] <m3th> any ideas?
[12:07] <Webu> nyaa, "root      4968  100  0.0   1788   464 ?        R<   14:00   6:49 rmmod bttv"
[12:07] <coldhead_> i think my video driver is crashing my computer and i can't get into X. how do i find and uninstall the offending package?
[12:07] <tehbaut> is there a good automation tool that works w/ hardy?
[12:08] <Webu> nyaa, at least Ctrl + C didn't work, didn't try that Z before closing the window :-S
[12:08] <tehbaut> something like autoIT / autohotkey or similar?
[12:08] <Slart> !automation
[12:08] <koshari> benjamin depends on your router
[12:09] <benjamin_> koshari was hoping that wouldn't be the case hehe
[12:09] <koshari> benjamin_ my billion 7200 calls it virtual host
[12:09] <Webu> Ah, I think I've got to reboot to get that process killed..
[12:09] <JoAnneThrax> Anyone know were I can find kdm's configuration files/sound options
[12:09] <tehbaut> there is kautoclick for KDE, but nothing for gnome it seems
[12:09] <JoAnneThrax> ?
[12:10] <benjamin_> koshari: mine has portforwarding/port triggering
[12:10] <Slart> tehbaut: there's xmacro ... depends on what you want to do
[12:11] <benjamin_> koshari: I think it might be port triggering
[12:11] <Webu> nyaa, lol it won't reboot :-D I'm feeling like Windows now :-P
[12:11] <koshari> benjamin its likely the setting is in the port forwarding part, just add the local ip addy ie 192.168.0.3 ect
[12:11] <Webu> nyaa, *goes to the power switch*
[12:11] <tehbaut> Slart, well same thing as before :P
[12:11] <Slart> tehbaut: xmacro should work nicely then
[12:11] <tehbaut> although having something advanced that I can use in the future would be good
[12:11] <nyaa> webu won't reboot?
[12:12] <benjamin_> koshari: in port forwarding I only get start and end port for a port range
[12:12] <miha> hello, i use thinkpad r500... as it heats up at any serious load, i wonder if i should fans manually.... it never goes beyond 3000 rpm even when temperature is 90 C
[12:12] <nyaa> webu I should look up what that process does heh
[12:12] <tehbaut> not absolutely necessary right now though, technically
[12:12] <m3th> #ubuntu-it
[12:12] <miha> anyone using thinkpad?
[12:12] <Webu> nyaa, yeah, looks like it was quite bad at 100% CPU usage - somehow it didn't want to work when trying to rmmod that "bttv" module.
[12:12] <tehbaut> can xmacro repeat a specific # of times?
[12:12] <nsadmin> miha: you!
[12:13] <miha> nsadmin yes? ;)
[12:13] <nyaa> any idea what bttv is?  is that for a tv card?
[12:13] <naman_> hello
[12:13] <tehbaut> or repeate until I say stop? :P
[12:13] <naman_> hi miha
[12:13] <Slart> tehbaut: not sure.. but you can call it in a loop from the shell
[12:13] <nsadmin> miha: YOU are using the thinkypad!
[12:13] <xok> hello guys...
[12:13] <Webu> nyaa, yes it is, trying to get my Hercules Smart TV working.
[12:13] <xok> I'm experiencing problems with vlc...
[12:13] <xok> I want to stream audio data to the icecast server...
[12:13] <Webu> nyaa, was about to unload the module to reload it with different settings.
[12:13] <miha> nsadmin yes.. as i google i see everyone complaining about fans under linux
[12:13] <xok> can anyone help me with this?...
[12:14] <nsadmin> miha: just like any rockstar, they need fans...
[12:14] <miha> hehe
[12:14] <Webu> nyaa, now after a reboot the unload works, at least the first time :-O
[12:14] <nsadmin> some fans just get out of control and you have to replace them...
[12:14] <miha> well i'm big ut2004 fan... this laptop performs great until it overheats some 30 mins later
[12:14] <nyaa> Webu I've got no solid advice for tv cards, I failed in that area =)  The only time I've seen a cpu go to 100% was when it had a hard time trying to poll for a keypress or something similar
[12:15] <miha> it's annoying me... do i need external cooler?
[12:15] <nsadmin> borrow one and see
[12:15] <Webu> nyaa, hehe I see, maybe it's just a bit buggy and gets quite bad when stuck :-S
[12:15] <nsadmin> go into the store and play the game for awhile
[12:16] <nsadmin> if it helps... maybe you need it
[12:16] <nyaa> webu could be, I know a few people that use linux, but I don't know anyone thats gotten a tv card to work well =(
[12:16] <Threetimes> Hi, i'm trying to compile ticables2, I get this: http://pastebin.com/d618fa1c2
[12:16] <heinz2> miha: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=901&num=1
[12:17] <xok> can anyone help me with my problem?...
[12:17] <coldhead_> what's the command to use a generic x driver instead of q poxy one?
[12:17] <miha> heinz i thought of something more active... akasa has some promising products
[12:17] <coldhead_> a poxy one*
[12:17] <nsadmin> I never streamed I'd be doing that
[12:18] <Nehyx> xok: this channel is about network questions, sorry
[12:18] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[12:18] <Webu> nyaa, ahh hehe, it got stuck again trying the second time :-D I see.. :-P
[12:18] <xok> Nehyx, network question?... :-/
[12:19] <Nehyx> xok: for example, if you have got trolls in a channel, or how set up a name...
[12:19] <heinz2> miha: I have a hpnx8220 which runs at 100°C under full load (pentium-m) but doesn't show any issues with that, so I didn't bother about further cooling...
[12:19] <Nehyx> xok: ops, sorry
[12:19] <dabaR> Threetimes: what are you trying to do in the big picture?
[12:19] <nyaa> Webu I'd probably see what exactly it does when it freezes up, but that ones over my head =
[12:19] <Nehyx> I joined in #ubuntu :P
[12:19] <dabaR> Threetimes: how come ticables2...
[12:19] <Nehyx> sorry really
[12:19] <xok> Nehyx, lool :-D
[12:19] <nsadmin> xok: I have no exp with streaming, but I have a lot of experience with server daemons... one thing I know is they usually log to a text file and you can watch the log using tail -f
[12:19] <Webu> nyaa, oh yeah - thank you for your time though :-) <3
[12:20] <nyaa> np
[12:20] <Threetimes> dabaR: i'm trying to install tilp2, whemn i install it with apt, i get the same kind of errors
[12:20] <xok> nsadmin, thanks a lot for your response, but that not what I wanted...
[12:20] <xok> actually deamon has no problems...
[12:21] <xok> it works just fine, but the client doesn't seem to connect at all.. ;-(
[12:21] <dabaR> Threetimes: You mean, when you try to install the version that comes with Ubuntu, you get the same error that you pasted to the pastebin?
[12:21] <nsadmin> so what does the server say when the client tries?
[12:21] <Threetimes> yep
[12:21] <nsadmin> again, you can watch the server log using tail -f
[12:21] <dabaR> Threetimes: libticables2-1 in particular?
[12:21] <xok> nsadmin, it doesn't... that's the main problem...
[12:21] <Threetimes> let me see
[12:22] <nsadmin> so the server is not saying anything? what does the client say?
[12:22] <xok> nsadmin, are you kidding?.. :-D
[12:22] <xok> nsadmin, client just stucks, does absolutely nothing...
[12:23] <xok> I mean it doesn't connect to server at all...
[12:23] <nsadmin> that suggests to me there is no connection at all, and there could be something between that is preventing connection
[12:23] <Threetimes> after installation, hen I try to start it: "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug"
[12:23] <nsadmin> how many different clients have you tried?
[12:23] <ShapeShifter499> I got a dilemma, I have a acer aspire one with ubuntu installed, I want to run windows with in ubuntu, but can't because I don't have a windows disk and I deleted the recovery partiton for windows on it, I do have a back up of my windows that was installed but I can't use that because I need to change the registry to make windows load off any hard drive or usb drive, so my question is how or...
[12:23] <ShapeShifter499> ...where do I get the tools to make a windows + ubuntu environment given the circumstances I have now?
[12:23] <nsadmin> is the daemon a tcp daemon?
[12:24] <dabaR> Threetimes: That is the whole exact error?
[12:24] <xok> nsadmin, actually I want to stream using VLC,  other clients (such as ices, ezstream and others) work just fine...
[12:24] <Threetimes> yep
[12:24] <Threetimes> dabaR: ^
[12:25] <nsadmin> xok: ok, so you've just eliminated a lot of things that could be wrong
[12:25] <dabaR> Threetimes: did you install tilp or tilp2?
[12:25] <xok> o_O
[12:25] <piegod> Hello, I've tried to follow the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing - but I don't manage to get any Internet connectivity from connected machines on eth1 (eth1 is a WiFi AP, eth0 has internet access)
[12:25] <Threetimes> tilp2
[12:25] <piegod> what am I doing wrong?
[12:25] <nsadmin> as you say there is nothign wrong with the server... furthermore, there is no router or whatever preventing connections
[12:26] <ShapeShifter499> Anyone have a answer for my problem
[12:26] <ShapeShifter499> ?
[12:26] <dabaR> Threetimes: Odd, I don't even have a file in that spot /usr/local/lib/libticables2.so.1 after installing tilp2
[12:26] <nsadmin> I'm just not in that windows mood...
[12:27] <heinz2> Shapeshifter: you're aiming at running win in virtualbox/vmware?
[12:27] <angel> I have bought a new TP-Link Access point for my network and I want to connect it the router, how can I configure this new access point? the ip for my router is 192.168.1.1
[12:28] <dabaR> Threetimes: does 'which tilp' point to /usr/bin/tilp?
[12:28] <nsadmin> xok: in fact the only problem is vlc as far as this problem domain is concerned
[12:28] <Threetimes> dabaR: yes
[12:28] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: yes
[12:28] <xok> nsadmin, eeeeh, thanks anyway for trying to help... :-)
[12:29] <nsadmin> is this your server?
[12:29] <dabaR> Threetimes: do you have a /usr/lib/libticables.so.1?
[12:30] <Threetimes> dabaR: no libticables.so.1, onli libticables2.so.1
[12:30] <xok> nsadmin, yes, it is...
[12:30] <Threetimes> only*
[12:30] <nsadmin> xok you have two choices... either use one of the many clients you tested to work, or debug vlc
[12:30] <heinz2> Shapeshifter: you would probably want to find a installable win iso somewhere and install that from scratch in virtualbox using your registration
[12:31] <nsadmin> xok: what if you try a server that's not your own?
[12:31] <xok> nsadmin, yeah, thanks for advice... :-)
[12:31] <heroid> how do i set shell to bash?
[12:31] <nsadmin> vlc work then?
[12:31] <xok> nsadmin, I would go back and use ezstream instead...
[12:31] <jrib> heroid: that's the default.  How did you change it?
[12:31] <xok> but would be great using vlc...
[12:31] <RapJamMc> ui
[12:31] <xok> heroid, /bin/bash
[12:31] <RapJamMc> ciao
[12:31] <xok> :-D
[12:31] <krishmish> can someone help me setup voice settings in skype in ubuntu 9.04
[12:31] <heroid> my shell account is heroid@ssh.tuxfamily.org
[12:31] <RapJamMc> bella a tt
[12:31] <nsadmin> you're not listening...
[12:31] <krishmish> can someone help me setup voice settings in skype in ubuntu 9.04?
[12:31] <nsadmin> xok: what if you try a server that's not your own?
[12:32] <RapJamMc> suka
[12:32] <jrib> !who | heroid
[12:32] <RapJamMc> auck my dick
[12:32] <RapJamMc> d
[12:32] <RapJamMc> dd
[12:32] <RapJamMc> d
[12:32] <RapJamMc> d
[12:32] <FloodBot2> RapJamMc: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:32] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: by registration you mean the windows sticker number on the bottom of my acer right?
[12:32] <jrib> RapJamMc: please stop.  Do you have a question we can help you with about ubuntu?
[12:32] <jessica_> hey im back
[12:32] <xok> nsadmin, what you mean?.. I can't do that with vlc, but have no problems with other clients...
[12:32] <dabaR> Threetimes: ya, that one. Can you uninstall tilp2? Do you use aptitude for installing programs or synaptic?
[12:32] <heroid> jrib, how do i set shell to bash
[12:32] <jrib> heroid: that's the default.  How did you change it?
[12:33] <heinz2> Shapeshifter: exactly
[12:33] <dabaR> krishmish: you would basically have to go to options, ctrl+o, then sound devices or so.
[12:33] <Threetimes> apt-get and synaptic, apt-get at this moment.
[12:33] <heroid> well someone said to me set shell to bash jrib
[12:33] <jrib> heroid: who?  What version of ubuntu is this?
[12:33] <nsadmin> jessica_: what a coincidence! I'm front!
[12:33] <jessica_> mm
[12:33] <heroid> yep
[12:33] <heroid> i'm trying to make another ubuntu distro for kosovo jrib
[12:34] <heroid> 9.04
[12:34] <dabaR> Threetimes: OK, well, uninstall all packages that you installed for tilp2 so far.
[12:34] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: I tried downloading some isos of windows, but before trying again how do I tell if the download is legit?
[12:34] <jessica_> sudo apt-get remove tilp2
[12:34] <jrib> heroid: « man usermod » but as I said, bash is the default shell for users
[12:34] <jessica_> command to uninstall it
[12:34] <dabaR> Threetimes: I would do that. It seems like the thing is pointing to the wrong .so
[12:35] <dabaR> Threetimes: one your compiling perhaps added.
[12:35] <heroid> ok jrib
[12:35] <Padhu1> heroid: not required another distro, i think. instead of we join into the ubuntu dev group and try to improve it.
[12:35] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: btw the last downloads either didn't work or still going
[12:35] <nsadmin> xok: what I mean is, we're trying to use masking-out logic to rule out things that could be the problem... and there's one more step
[12:35] <om26er> any1 plz tell me how to completely remove openoffice
[12:35] <Threetimes> i'll reinstall all libti* packages
[12:35] <nyaa> Shapeshifter499 Your best bet is to either get on the acer website and see if you can download the system recovery disk from there, or if they'll email you a copy.  Not all versions of windows will accept all Windows keys.
[12:35] <xok> nsadmin, which one?..
[12:36] <gza> при
[12:36] <MindLess> !beep
[12:36] <gza> что случилось
[12:36] <Threetimes> dabaR: should Iremove the packages I compiled myself?
[12:36] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 I've been through a similar problem, and I ended up buying 5 copies of xp for 3 computers ultimately =/ but if your computer is new enough acer may have it on the website. I think your best bet is to complain reasonably to them.
[12:36] <xok> gza, здарова... :-D
[12:36] <jessica_> !ru
[12:36] <dabaR> Threetimes: I would remove everything.
[12:36] <nsadmin> xok: try to use vlc on a server that is not your own. if you can get it to work, then there's a difference between what that server does and what your server is doing
[12:36] <Threetimes> ok
[12:36] <gza> есть русские
[12:36] <heinz2> Shapeshifter: I don't think it won't be legit at all, except what nyaa proposed. be sure to get the right flavour like home, professional, etc.
[12:37] <dabaR> Threetimes: keep something, if it will save you time if you again resort to compiling, but it works out the box here.
[12:37] <xok> nsadmin, it won't work...
[12:37] <gza> да
[12:37] <nsadmin> but I'm almost positive the problem is in vlc
[12:37] <om26er> how to remove openoffice.org
[12:37] <xok> 'cause my server has no problems I'm absolutely sure...
[12:37] <jessica_> no russian gza
[12:37] <ShapeShifter499> sounds good guys, but if I still have problem I'll just come back here
[12:37] <nyaa> heinz2 shapeshifter499: I had legitamate copies, all were home.  Using one home disk and trying the idkey that came with my computer, I was denied because the one that came with my computer is a bit different.. was an oem from compaq
[12:38] <gza> почему
[12:38] <jessica_> !ru | gza
[12:38] <xok> nsadmin, yeah, I think the same...
[12:38] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa:
[12:38] <ShapeShifter499> opps typo
[12:39] <krishmish> dabaR: i ve tried but cant make out much
[12:39] <nsadmin> xok: so try it, and see. nothing but doing that will get you absolute results
[12:39] <tmukmkd> testing irssi
[12:39] <xok> nsadmin, the problem is that VLC doesn't even try to connect...
[12:39] <xok> it simply stucks...
[12:39] <xok> does nothing...
[12:39] <dabaR> krishmish: what I do there, is I set the sound in to the first thing, and the sound out and ringing to pulse.
[12:39] <dabaR> Then make a test call
[12:40] <dabaR> !test | tmukmkd
[12:40] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2 nyaa: ok I'll try a few more things if nothing works I'll come back here
[12:40] <krishmish> dabaR:there are 3 options
[12:40] <nsadmin> xok: so the problem is the vlc you have installed...
[12:40] <xok> nsadmin, yeah, I think so...
[12:40] <krishmish> dabaR:sound in, out andringing
[12:40] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[12:40] <nyaa> Shapeshifter499 if you have a copy thats working, see if you can make a recovery disk of it, and if not good luck with acer =(
[12:40] <nsadmin> xok: how did you get it?
[12:40] <xok> nsadmin, with aptitude...
[12:41] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa: tnx
[12:41] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[12:41] <nsadmin> could you pastebin your sources.list?
[12:41] <dabaR> krishmish: what I do there, is I set the sound in to the first thing, and the sound out and ringing to pulse. Then make a test call.
[12:41] <xok> and works just fine, but I think it needs some additional configuration to stream audio...
[12:41] <heinz2> shapeshifter: bye
[12:41] <nyaa> shapeshifter last though, also if you're a student you can get windows for free often
[12:41] <JBauer> Do you know if M-soft Office on Crossover or OpenOffice keeps some cache? I had lost a xls file that I opened daily on my ubuntu machine
[12:41] <angel> how to configure the new TP-Link wireless access point to my router?
[12:41] <jessica_> its located /etc/sources.list
[12:41] <jessica_> by the way
[12:41] <nsadmin> jessica_: or /etc/apt/sources.list :)
[12:42] <jessica_> hmm
[12:42] <jessica_> yrd
[12:42] <jessica_> *yes
[12:42] <jessica_> good point
[12:42]  * jessica_ failed
[12:42] <FloodBot2> jessica_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:42] <jessica_> :( orry
[12:42] <dabaR> :-/
[12:42] <krishmish> dabaR:okay
[12:42] <nsadmin> you shushed yourself!
[12:42] <rkpisanu> heheheh
[12:43] <xok> what was wrong with jessica?.. :-/
[12:43] <xray7224> lol
[12:43] <xray7224> my client failed
[12:43] <rkpisanu> some flood
[12:43] <xray7224> im jessica btw
[12:43] <nsadmin> jessica_: you're not shusshed anymore btw :)
[12:43] <mike_s1> hi i want to connect my acer aspire 1694wlmi (ubuntu 9.04, ati mobility x700) via s-video to my tv! i have installed "atitvout"...but it does not detect any tv screen??
[12:44] <xray7224> nsadmin: my client's locked up
[12:44] <krishmish> dabaR: seems to be working
[12:44] <dabaR> krishmish: ya, it seems to do the trick.
[12:44] <nsadmin> someone locked up xray7224's client?!
[12:44] <xray7224> no
[12:44] <xray7224> its just a bad client
[12:44] <krishmish> dabaR: thanx
[12:44] <xray7224> ugh im gunna kill it hold on
[12:44] <Threetimes> dabaR: I just reinstalled everything from the beginning, same error. Used APT to install
[12:44] <dabaR> krishmish: You're welcome.
[12:45] <nsadmin> bad clients shouldn't be locked up?
[12:45] <dabaR> Threetimes: does it at least try to use the /usr/lib instead of /usr/local/lib?
[12:45] <xray7224> hehe
[12:45] <xray7224> there we go i killed it
[12:45] <krishmish> dabaR: i tried the test call, but it says  problem with audio capture
[12:46] <krishmish> dabaR: i can hear the ring
[12:46] <xray7224> i think its got a memory leek
[12:46] <xray7224> :(
[12:46] <Threetimes> dabaR: there is no /usr/local/lib/libti*
[12:46] <krishmish> dabaR: wht to do now?
[12:47] <JoAnneThrax> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/343677
[12:47] <Threetimes> dabaR: and still no /usr/lib/libticables.so.1, only /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1 and even /usr/lib/libticables2.so.2
[12:47] <dabaR> Threetimes: which dir does the error reference. Please paste it here if it has one line
[12:47] <Threetimes> tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug
[12:47] <Threetimes> seems to refer to te right file...
[12:47] <xray7224> delete the file :P
[12:48] <dabaR> krishmish: Heh, I thought you said it worked. Anyway, then change the sound in to the next option
[12:48] <krishmish> dabaR: yeah cool i tried it
[12:48] <dabaR> krishmish: if you can hear the thing, then it is the sound in.
[12:48] <krishmish> set it and its working now
[12:48] <krishmish> cool
[12:48] <dabaR> krishmish: Great, good job on taking the initiative :)
[12:48] <krishmish> dabaR: yeah thanx
[12:48] <xray7224> im tired :(
[12:49] <krishmish> dabaR: now im gud
[12:49] <mike_s1> no one who has a s-video connection?? :-(
[12:49] <dabaR> Threetimes: ya, now it references the right file. How about moving the .1 file to a .1_tmp, and moving the .2 file to a .1, can you try that?
[12:50] <sysadminus_> hi all
[12:50] <xray7224> hey
[12:50] <Threetimes> dabaR: no, there's no .2 file, i misread.
[12:50] <xray7224> Threetimes: delete the files ?
[12:51] <sysadminus_> help me, please.. i have a universal printer Canon i-sensys MF 3228
[12:51] <JoAnneThrax> problem solved!
[12:51] <JoAnneThrax> sudo aptitude purge ubuntu-sounds
[12:51] <Threetimes> brb, will try removing, deleting, installing later.
[12:51] <sysadminus_> and linux mint 7 (it's ubuntu 9.04) can't find drivers...
[12:52] <dabaR> Threetimes: it should all be gone when you uninstall/remove
[12:52] <dabaR> You probably won't have anything to delete
[12:52] <JoAnneThrax> That only took forever.
[12:52] <xray7224> sysadminus_: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/openprinting << look there
[12:52] <JoAnneThrax> At this rate I'll have everything configured the way I like it by 2011
[12:52] <Seveas> sysadminus_, find a linu mint channel. linux mint isn't ubuntu.
[12:52] <xray7224> it kinda is but yeh
[12:53] <nsadmin> JoAnneThrax: that's only a year and a half away!! excited?
[12:53] <Raydiation> hi, what do i have to consider if i use the gnome tango theme on my homepage?
[12:53] <x_coRe_x> hey guys, wtf, i've got strange hissing from my speakers when my ubuntu is loading
[12:53] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know where i can download perl 5.10.1?
[12:54] <Seveas> perlsyntax, nowhere. It has not been released yet, RC1 isn't even there...
[12:54] <Raydiation> Ive put a link to the Ubuntu page on our legal notice
[12:54] <Ridpojken> HELP! How do I connect to a shared printer on a windows from ubuntu?
[12:54] <xray7224> sysadminus_:  it doesn't work with linux at all
[12:54] <JoAnneThrax> nsadmin: very!
[12:55] <xray7224> sysadminus_: http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-i-sensys_MF3228 <<< it wont work with any linux at the moment
[12:55] <perlsyntax> seveasa, i be seen it on my perlmailing list.
[12:55] <nsadmin> perlsyntax: you mean install it as a package or compile it yourself?
[12:56] <Seveas> perlsyntax, I manage the machines behind perl5.git.perl.org and talk to perl core developers on a daily basis. Who of us would know sooner when it is released, you or me?
[12:56] <JoAnneThrax> The problem was gnome/gtk apps making sounds even when sounds were disabled in the WM
[12:57] <ubuntu> I can't seem to stop the gdm even with "/etc/init.d/gdm stop" or ctrl+alt + delete in jaunty jackalope
[12:57] <ubuntu> any ideas?
[12:57] <sysadminus_> oh.. thank you! =)
[12:57] <miha> ubuntu: well if you reboot, gdm will reload :)
[12:57] <nperry> ubuntu, killall gdm!
[12:57] <nyaa> ubuntu I would try sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop    but also.....
[12:57] <xray7224> ubuntu: go to command line and type "ps aux | grep gdm"
[12:57] <aliu> hiya
[12:57] <xray7224> pastebin the output
[12:58] <aliu> I am new to this program
[12:58] <nyaa> ubuntu there is a trick to get ctrl alt backspace to work again that involves editting your xorg.conf
[12:58]  * Ridpojken går ner en våning och testar på datorjäveln
[12:58] <aliu> i experienced a sound issue yesterday
[12:58] <nawk> i meant backspace, yes
[12:58] <aliu> and i need some help
[12:58] <Seveas> Ridpojken, english please :)
[12:58] <nawk> and sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop doesn't work
[12:58] <nyaa> ubuntu its small but I'll give it to you in a private chat so I don't get spammed for flooding
[12:59] <allan_> hello
[12:59] <nawk> nor is there a gdm process  runnig
[12:59] <Seveas> hi
[12:59] <nawk> I'm on the LiveCd btw
[13:00] <allan_> i have a trouble game progblem
[13:00] <aliu> I have a sound problem
[13:00] <nyaa> ubuntu can't open a dialoge with you for some reason...
[13:00] <SirErugor> just state the problem, allan_ :)
[13:00] <allan_> oh ok
[13:00] <nyaa> ubuntu but adding this to your xorg.conf lets you ctrl alt backspace
[13:01] <rkpisanu> nawk, go to http://rkpisanu.altervista.org/doku.php?id=ubuntu_post_installazione and search dontzap
[13:01] <allan_> well i have ati drivers install all gl things working on ubuntu but cant play doom3
[13:01] <nyaa> ubuntu Section "ServerFlags"
[13:01] <nsadmin> specific informative concise complete on-topic... all good things... except when you do them all at once, that makes you sicco!
[13:01] <aliu> I have been using 9.04 Jaunty for 3 weeks on HP 550 and just yesterday the sound ceased
[13:01] <nyaa> ubuntu          Option "DontZap"  "False"
[13:02] <nyaa> ubuntu  EndSection
[13:03] <Threetimes> I removed all the tilp-related packages, there are no tilp-related files in /usr/lib/ and I'm now installing tilp2 using apt-get.
[13:04] <allan_> i dont now to fix doom3 problem
[13:04] <allan_> no working
[13:04] <Threetimes> It's going to install "libticables2-1 libticalcs2-2 libticonv2 libtifiles2-3 tilp2"
[13:04] <heinz2> allan_: what exactly is your problem?
[13:04] <allan_> well i have installed doom3 native files
[13:05] <allan_> but doom3 dont work
[13:05] <allan_> no video comes up
[13:05] <Threetimes> I now have these libs: http://pastebin.com/f6e7a1fa3
[13:05] <allan_> heinz2 i have install ati drivers
[13:05] <heinz2> allan_: if you start from terminal, does it give any error messages?
[13:06] <allan_> and all ubuntu grafics working
[13:06] <allan_> yes
[13:07] <dabaR> Ridpojken: Did you try going the System > Admin > Printers route?
[13:07] <dabaR> Threetimes: and the same problem, right?
[13:07] <rkpisanu> allan_, http://sites.google.com/site/linuxguymarshall/doom-3
[13:07] <Threetimes> allan_: heinz2 wants to read the error messages. Post them to pastebun.com
[13:07] <secludedsage> will gnome3 use dconf? is there any certain news about it?
[13:08] <dabaR> secludedsage: did you try reading on the gnome planet?
[13:08] <dabaR> secludedsage: they may even have a gnome 3 official project page somewhere
[13:08] <heinz2> allan_: you did sh doom3-linux-*.x86.run and then cp pak000.pk4 - pak004.pk4 into the base dir of doom3 (/usr/local/games/doom3/base)?
[13:08] <Threetimes> dabaR: yes
[13:08] <Xappe> does Ubuntu default to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist or blacklist.conf?
[13:08] <secludedsage> dabaR: oh, thank you. i will try. i just read gnome live.
[13:09] <secludedsage> dabaR, however, i think it stop updating.
[13:09] <dabaR> Threetimes: and what about aptitude search lib|grep usb? does that have anything?
[13:09] <allan_> yes heninz2
[13:09] <dabaR> I mean, anything installed, with i not p
[13:09] <Seveas> Xappe, files in modprobe.d now need to have a .conf extension
[13:09] <allan_> yes  i did
[13:10] <Threetimes> dabaR: http://pastebin.com/f775abb40
[13:10] <Alvinware> How can i change the Nice value?
[13:10] <Xappe> Seveas: thanks, I knew that was the case with my Arch install, but I didn't know if it applied to Ubuntu yet
[13:11] <dabaR> Threetimes: ya, you certainly have the one I have installed.
[13:11] <heinz2> allan_: so what is the exact error message?
[13:12] <allan_> trying to get pastbun working
[13:12] <Threetimes> allan_: it is pastebin.com
[13:12] <dabaR> Threetimes: can you use your USB ports on your computer?
[13:12] <Threetimes> dabaR: usb drives, webcams and phones just work
[13:12] <Threetimes> dabaR: well, sort of...
[13:13] <dabaR> Threetimes: ?
[13:13] <dabaR> Threetimes: YOu mean you can use them?
[13:13] <wolf23> help please! i am newbie on audacity, i install it  but how can i del from the begining a piece of a song? anyone plz!
[13:13] <Threetimes> one of my webcams has problems, the rest works.
[13:14] <Threetimes> wolf23: select it, and press ctrl+k
[13:14] <secludedsage> dabaR, well, after reading planet, i think gnome3 might more probably use gconf.
[13:14] <Threetimes> wolf23: you can than save/export the result
[13:15] <dabaR> secludedsage: I don't know about any of that, I just know the blogs of the devs get syndicated there.
[13:15] <dmitri> hello people i have a little problem with the installation of a program; it is called linphone; the problem is that it has the extention name.tar.gz and i don't know haow to copile it; could you help me please?
[13:15] <dabaR> !compiling | dmitri
[13:16] <dabaR> Threetimes: Can you paste the error message again?
[13:16] <danny_> i get this message when i try to start sonata but all my other MPD apps work. http://pastebin.com/m685f3e90 can anyone help with that?
[13:16] <dabaR> Threetimes: I am sort of running out of ideas, so you might want to repost your question here.
[13:16] <Threetimes> again? tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug
[13:17] <dmitri> ubottu : thanks
[13:17] <Threetimes> anyone? What does "undefined symbol: usb_debug" actually mean?
[13:17] <MastaChief> hallo
[13:17] <Alvinware> wow, bot! >:o
[13:18] <nsadmin> I'm just a bot... oh yes I'm only a bot... I'm on my way to a metal pot...
[13:18] <alteregoa> is there a command to benchmark the filesystem?
[13:18] <danny_> i get this message when i try to start sonata but all my other MPD apps work. http://pastebin.com/m685f3e90 can anyone help with that?
[13:18] <Alvinware> botnet attacks!
[13:19] <Threetimes> !undefinedsymbol
[13:19] <nsadmin> what's sonata?
[13:19] <Threetimes> !compilingerror
[13:19] <Threetimes> !error
[13:20] <nsadmin> Threetimes: missing library, or wrong version of library
[13:20] <Techtronic> huh
[13:20] <Threetimes> nsadmin: I just use the repo's version
[13:20] <pygi> so any of you experienced that notifications stopped working all of the sudden?
[13:22] <dabaR> Threetimes: This error is when you run tilp in a terminal?
[13:22] <Threetimes> yep
[13:22] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[13:23] <LordMetroid> Anyone know if Ubuntu can run on a Zotac IONITX and take advantage of the hardware decoding of 264 that the Nvidia ION platform provides?
[13:23] <yellabs> hi there, i have an gnome theme installed, but when i would add an new user , its gone, how do i set it to use my theme for every new user added ( auto )
[13:23] <Threetimes> I have two screens, but one is smaller than the other. Above the smaller screen there's an area where the mouse can get "lost": It's there but i can't see it. How can I keep the mous out there?
[13:24] <yellabs> or : where is the default gnome theme set in ubuntu , how can i hack it to use my own theme system wide
[13:24] <Bodsda> Threetimes: are you using nvidia?
[13:24] <Threetimes> boshhead: ATi :(
[13:24] <Threetimes> I have the latest fglrx (9.6)
[13:25] <Matic> Hi people, which is the best app for using webcam in Hardy
[13:25] <Bodsda> Threetimes: ah, im not usre then sorry. With the nvidia-settings program you can resize the screen sizes in relation to eachother which eliminates the issue
[13:25] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa: hi remeber me from about 15-30 mins ago? well I got no luck at acer website, I can't reg. my acer
[13:25] <Bodsda> !best | Matic
[13:26] <Bodsda> yellabs: I think if the theme is installed to /usr/share/themes then everyone should get it, but im unsure how to automatically set it as default for everyone
[13:26] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 yeah, I remember.. You aren't really registering it, but rather getting a copy of windows (as a backup to the one you got when you bought the acer) that will work with your product key for the acer
[13:26] <Matic> ubottu, sorry actually I do not know of any am just asking coz I need to use webcam in ubuntu
[13:26] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 but as an easier alternative, do you happen to be a student?
[13:26] <Bodsda> !webcam
[13:26] <Bodsda> Matic: ^^
[13:26] <Threetimes> Matic: you can try cheese
[13:27] <yellabs> Bodsda, i tried that, but the new user would get ubuntu default again
[13:27] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa: I'm a high school student
[13:27] <Amakerguy> I can't get ubuntu connected to the internet
[13:27] <enzo_1988> hi Amakerguy
[13:27] <Amakerguy> hi
[13:27] <Bodsda> yellabs: yeah, you would need to log in as the user and change the default theme manually. I'm unsure if there is an automatic way of setting theme defaults for all users, sorry
[13:27] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 hmm, I know dreamspark offers a lot of free ms stuff to college students, but I'm not sure about high school
[13:27] <Alvinware> How can i change the Nice Value successfully?
[13:27] <Bodsda> !nice
[13:28] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: what kind of internet connection do you have?
[13:28] <enzo_1988> do you get connect to internet?
[13:28] <cipcie> hello I would like same technical informations about how to wuby work. Can you help me?
[13:28] <Amakerguy> satellite
[13:28] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 you could check to see, but if not, I think your only recourse may be to try to call acer and get them to send you a copy of the system restore cd, and go from there =(
[13:28] <Bodsda> Alvinware: take a look at 'man nice' or google for some how to's -- I think i saw some on UF not too long ago
[13:28] <Amakerguy> and have wireless through the house
[13:28] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: do you have other computers/devices successfully conected to the internet?
[13:28] <yellabs> ok, np
[13:28] <Amakerguy> yes 5
[13:28] <enzo_1988> what do you use?
[13:29] <enzo_1988> a laptop?
[13:29] <enzo_1988> o pc
[13:29] <Amakerguy> yes a dell laptop
[13:29] <enzo_1988> uhm I do the same step
[13:29] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: what kind of network adapter do you have in your laptop?
[13:29] <enzo_1988> i've a hp pavilion
[13:29] <techbw> hi all again.  I am having an issue with metacity compositing, all is fine untill I want to play video, the video plays with black window, but if I move the window a few times video shows, but if I go to full screen it goes blank again, anyone know if I can sort this out?
[13:29] <ShapeShifter499> nyaa: I all ready did that before the problem, and I couldn't understand the person that talked and she kept on saying to use the recovery partition
[13:29] <marlun> What ubuntu package do I need to isntall to get the Mozilla NSPR?
[13:30] <Amakerguy> let get that hold on one sec
[13:30] <anr78> !night
[13:30] <cipcie> hello I would like same technical informations about how to wubi work. Can you help me?
[13:30] <techbw> oh! graphics is sis based if that helps
[13:30] <enzo_1988> I solved by connecting my usb cell phone, nokia e 65
[13:30] <Threetimes> ubottu, its 14:30 in europe...
[13:30] <Bodsda> !wubi | cipcie : there should be some links here that help.
[13:31] <Threetimes> !day
[13:31] <Threetimes> !afternoon
[13:31] <enzo_1988> ubuntu, download the driver, and now i'm work with this driver
[13:31] <Threetimes> ubottu: damn you!
[13:31] <Bodsda> !msgthebot | Threetimes
[13:31] <ShapeShifter499> !what time
[13:32] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: I have a Dell wireless 1505 Draft 802.11n WLAN Mini-Card
[13:32] <techbw> ubottu:metacity
[13:32] <ShapeShifter499> ubottu:time
[13:32] <enzo_1988> oh okey
[13:32] <Alvinware> Does it have a G.U.I. way to change the Nice value?
[13:32] <danny_> i get this message when i try to start sonata but all my other MPD apps work. http://pastebin.com/m685f3e90 can anyone help with that?
[13:32] <enzo_1988> i'm believe that it's integrate in your pc
[13:32] <nyaa> shapeshifter499 I don't think its morally right to have to buy another copy.  If you call them in the future, tell them that the hard drive completely failed, and the recovery partition is lost.
[13:32] <Amakerguy> yes it is
[13:33] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: ouch... 802.11n is difficult. A moment...
[13:33] <enzo_1988> you've integrate the hard in your pc?
[13:33] <Amakerguy> Well I don't NEED ubuntu if it won't work
[13:33] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: It shall work, believe me!
[13:33] <enzo_1988> don't worry
[13:33] <techbw> mzz: can u maybe help with my issue
[13:34] <Amakerguy> ok great
[13:34] <vocifer_> who don't i have write permission when automouting an ext2 usb drive?
[13:34] <vocifer_> when formated to fat 32 it i have write permissions
[13:34] <ShapeShifter499> opps, how do I private message in chatzilla?
[13:34] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[13:34] <heinz2> shapeshifter: is it absolutely necessary for you to have a complete win installation? Or might some wine stuff suffice?
[13:34] <cipcie> ubottu: I have read the help but I would like to know witch file system use wubi, the ext3 or ntfs. Wubi mount in loopback the file on ntfs partition and after made a chroot on this file system??
[13:35] <Amakerguy> one sec
[13:35] <Alvinware> Does it have a G.U.I. way to successfully change the Nice value?
[13:35] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me how to stop the initramfs
[13:35] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: yes, there are many apps/games/etc. that I need
[13:35] <techbw> ubottu: compositing
[13:36] <allan__> hell all i am back again
[13:36] <ShapeShifter499> heinz2: like itunes, IMVU, etc
[13:36] <allan__> hello all
[13:36] <Amakerguy> Threetimes:  9.04
[13:36] <booksbuggy> can someone help with my boot problem
[13:36] <mzz> techbw: driver issue is likely
[13:36] <allan__> doom3 still not working
[13:36] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: good.
[13:36] <mzz> techbw: so which driver is it? Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[13:36] <Alvinware> ubottu: A G.U.I. way to change the Nice value?
[13:37] <mzz> Alvinware: looks like gnome-system-monitor can do it (right-click -> change priority)
[13:38] <techbw> mzz: will check now
[13:38] <Alvinware> Yes, but it isn't successfully, after a while from the login.
[13:39] <greg> !nvidia
[13:39] <greg> hey all
[13:39] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: just wait, i'm looking for the right drivers...
[13:39] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: ok thanks
[13:39] <allan__> how do you do that past thing again
[13:40] <greg> i messed up my nvidia driver install by installing the official one from nvidia.com over the existing one, can someone tell me how to completely uninstall the nvidia-glx-180?
[13:40] <nsadmin> allan__: apt-get install pastebinit
[13:40] <Threetimes> !paste | allan_
[13:40] <greg> i uninstalled the official one already
[13:40] <allan__> ok
[13:40] <Threetimes> !pastebinit | allan_
[13:40] <nsadmin> then you can do things like ls -C | pastebinit
[13:41] <Alvinware> flood it!
[13:41] <techbw> mzz: http://pastebin.com/def0a314
[13:41] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: are you using ubuntu now?
[13:41] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: yes
[13:42] <heinz2> shapeshifter: I don't know about the quality of 3d support in virtualbox. As far as I'm on the os radeon driver, 3d isn't much of an interest to me. Either you convince people at acer to send you some recovery cd or you have to come up with your own solution. I've heard of a friend of a friend who downloaded from somewhere completely different...
[13:42] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: cool I like how ubuntu has the good software thats free
[13:42] <dabaR> good + free? impossible ;)
[13:43] <Amakerguy> dabaR: POSSIBLE
[13:43] <Threetimes> definitely possible
[13:43] <legend2440> greg: open system>admin>hardware drivers and press remove
[13:43] <mzz> techbw: hmm, sis driver. I have absolutely no idea how stable its compositing support is. Sorry.
[13:43] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's  the difference between "limit" and "allow" in UFW?
[13:44] <allan__> hay heinz2 how do yo excute pastbinit
[13:44] <greg> legend2440, it says there are no propriet on my system
[13:44] <greg> sry germans my mother tongue
[13:44] <techbw> mzz: I figured that might be the case, because I could not get compiz working either, it does not even start, where compositing actually works fine untill playing videos, then video window is blank :-(
[13:44] <nawk> which repo is ccsm (compiz configuration settings manager)?
[13:44] <greg> in 7usr/bin there are th nvidia files tough
[13:44] <Threetimes> amakerguy, install ndisgtk throigh synaptic
[13:44] <techbw> mzz: thanks though.
[13:45] <nawk> i can't seem to find it
[13:45] <allan__> heinz2 i installed it but cant find it
[13:45] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: ???
[13:45] <nawk> I'm using jaunty jackalope
[13:45] <Threetimes> !info ndisgtk
[13:45] <diddy> Is there an IRC channel where one can get in touch with the distro maintainers directly?
[13:45] <diddy> I mean the Ubuntu distro maintainers.
[13:45] <Threetimes> system>administartion>synaptic
[13:46] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: where can I download it from?
[13:46] <laxmikant> Abhinee1:  hey hi
[13:46] <laxmikant> this isUmakant
[13:46] <laxmikant> here
[13:46] <Threetimes> you don't have to
[13:46] <Amakerguy> oh well what do I do?
[13:46] <booksbuggy> anyone know how to solve a problem that sends me to initramfs during boot?
[13:46] <Threetimes> go to system>administration>synaptic
[13:46] <nawk> I can't seem to find ccsm (compiz config setings manager)
[13:46] <laxmikant> Abhinee1:  this is Umakant here
[13:47] <nawk> which repo is it in?
[13:47] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: what do I do when I on synaptic?
[13:47] <heinz2> allan_: simply copy the error message from the terminal, then go to http://pastebin.org/ and paste the darn thing into the white space, then copy the ULR (like http://pastebin.org/2998) and paste it here
[13:47] <Threetimes> select ndisgtk from the list, double click it and press "apply"
[13:47] <magnetron> Amakerguy: start the Synaptic package manager, search for the ndisgtk package and check the box. then hit "apply"
[13:47] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: ok thanks
[13:48] <Amakerguy> I'm restarting into ubuntu now
[13:48] <Threetimes> oh, you were running windows all the time?
[13:48] <torroth> Question. can I use a virtual drive for the ubuntu iso? I've learned that my rom drive is dieing.
[13:48] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: yes I am right now
[13:49] <TusslingTurtle> hi where i find the german ubuntu irc?
[13:49] <Threetimes> torroth: you can't install an OS if there's no OS to run virtualisation software
[13:49] <legend2440> !de
[13:49] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: as I told you I couldn't connect to the internet with ubuntu
[13:49] <heinz2> TusslingTurtle: #ubuntu-de
[13:49] <TusslingTurtle> thx
[13:49] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: right.
[13:49] <Threetimes> just stay in windows
[13:50] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: why?
[13:50] <Threetimes> you also need to download this: /home/peter/Dell_multi-device_A17_R174291.tar.gz
[13:50] <torroth> I'm running on windows right now and would like to dual boot it
[13:50] <Amakerguy> from where?
[13:50] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: From where
[13:50] <allan_> http://pastebin.org/2999
[13:50] <Threetimes> sorry, wrong url
[13:50] <Threetimes> http://peter-server.homelinux.net/Dell_multi-device_A17_R174291.tar.gz
[13:51] <allan_> heinz2 i think i got it http://pastebin.org/2999
[13:51] <Threetimes> It's 90mb, I hope your sattelite xconnection is fast
[13:51] <Amakerguy> Threetimes:  oh god no
[13:51] <Amakerguy> we have a limit
[13:51] <Amakerguy> Threetimes:  our limit is 500MB per day
[13:52] <Threetimes> you might already have it somewere, its just the windows drivers repackaged.
[13:52] <Amakerguy> Threetimes:  and if we go over then they cut out internet down slower then dial up for 24 hours
[13:52] <Amakerguy> where would it be if I already have it?
[13:52] <Threetimes> if you have the windows drivers on a cd, you're in luck
[13:52] <Amakerguy> I don't think I do
[13:53] <allan_> heinz2 i think half way down lines with x in front mite have something y it not working
[13:53] <torroth> I tried using daemon tools and when it got to the end of the installation it said I don't have permission
[13:53] <Threetimes> it might be somewere in your windows installation, but i won't know were.
[13:53] <allan_> Gl_
[13:53] <Threetimes> torroth: are u using wubi, or do you want a full installation?
[13:53] <torroth> I'm using wubi
[13:53] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: ok I'll download it tomorrow
[13:54] <Amakerguy> then what do I do with it?
[13:54] <heinz2> allan_: what does glxinfo | grep rendering say? Might be your ati card is not configured properly
[13:55] <booksbuggy> anyone know how to solve a problem that sends me to initramfs during boot?
[13:55] <Threetimes> ok, if you have downloaded it, and installed ndisgtk, and i'm not here, mail me. I'll help you asap.
[13:55] <Threetimes> Amakerguy: do you see my pm?
[13:56] <Amakerguy> yeah
[13:56] <Amakerguy> Threetimes: I asked you a Q there
[13:56] <allan_> Heinz2 tryed glxinfo | grep didnt work so just typed glxinfo
[13:56] <allan_> is that right
[13:56] <booksbuggy> anyone know a possible solution that can stop my system from booting into initramfs?
[13:57] <alexIdoia> hi there, I am on Ubuntu-studio freshly installed. When trying to install open office my computer freezed on the openoffice.org-emailmerge package
[13:58] <alexIdoia> I could not find anything on the internet
[13:58] <BrixSat> Hello i have a pc with 2 nics eth0 is wan and eth1 is lan, how do i forward from eth0 the port 13000 to 192.168.182.2 wich is on eth1?
[13:58] <alexIdoia> Has anyone heard about any problem with it ?
[13:58] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[13:58] <heinz2> allan_: type glxinfo and search for the line saying "direct rendering" either yes or no
[13:58] <alexIdoia> Can't install OOo at all
[13:58] <magnetron> !ics | BrixSat
[13:58] <silv3r_m00n> my mic works fine in skype when on gnome ...but doesn't on kde ...
[13:59] <BrixSat> magnetron i have ics  i  just want to forward that port
[13:59] <allan_> heinz2 oh i got it it says yes
[13:59] <magnetron> BrixSat: use one of the firewall configuration tools, like firestarter
[13:59] <sebastian_> waching apache server uses
[13:59] <heinz2> allan_: glxgears works? How many frames?
[14:00] <BrixSat> magnetron is that availiable to shell? or just guy?
[14:00] <allan_> heinz2 how do i find that out
[14:00] <legend2440> booksbuggy: any error messages?
[14:00] <BrixSat> !firestarter
[14:01] <piglit> where can i change the default printer settings for firefox it keeps printing in landscape i tried: http://localhost:631 and system administration printer but i cant find the default setting where you can choose between landscape and portrait
[14:01] <rambo2_981> upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10; disaster so far. nvidia strikes again. no mouse/video but i can alt/f2 into text mode. how can i install a working nvidia driver?also, is there a text mode cmd to determine my nvidia chipset?
[14:01] <sebastian_> what is a subtitute for skype in ubundu?
 it says that init. is not found and sends me to initramf
[14:02] <theTroy> FATAL: Module tap not found. How to install tap module? and howcome it is not supported?
[14:02] <BrixSat> the iptables page does not exist :S on ubuntu wiki
[14:02] <metellius> other than /etc/resolv.conf and ifconfig, what other basic building blocks are there in ubuntu lowlevel networking? I'm getting "host not found" errors for all net queries, but restarting works for some magic reason, even though when both resolv.conf and ifconfig have the exact same output! what am I missing?
[14:02] <piglit> sebastian_ : i thought you could use skype in ubuntu
[14:02] <runa_> hi i have this problem with wicd: http://pastebin.com/m7a6850f8
[14:02] <runa_> any idea
[14:02] <allan_> heinz2 you there
[14:02] <heinz2> allan_: type glxgears in your terminal and watch the output
[14:02] <allan_> ok
[14:03] <rambo2_981> anyone know anything about 8.04 to 8.10 upgrades and nvidia problems?
[14:03] <allan_> yep working
[14:03] <heinz2> allan_: how many frames?
[14:03] <Blizzerand> sebastian_ : You mean *ubuntu*
 i go the error message right now should i send it right here?
[14:03] <allan_> 60 frames
[14:03] <magnetron> rambo2_981: did you install the nvidia driver manually?
[14:04] <legend2440> !paste | booksbuggy
[14:04] <rambo2_981> no i ran the upgrade and the nvidia part spewed errors. the upgrade finished while i held its hand but when i rebooted it froze at the signon screen; alt/f2 got me text mode so 2.6.27 did boot and i logged in
[14:05] <heinz2> allan_: that is far too little to run any 3d game properly. which card is it again?
[14:05] <diddy> I don't get it. What is this: http://rute.sourceforge.net ?
[14:05] <theTroy> FATAL: Module tap not found. How to install tap module? and howcome it is not supported?
[14:05] <rambo2_981> magnetron, what's the text mode cmd to install the nvidia driver?
[14:05] <allan_> heinz2 ati 3870 hd
[14:06] <techbw> rambo2_981: have you tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[14:06] <allan_> heinz2 should i try installing the video driver Again
[14:07] <heinz2> allan_: which driver do you have installed, fglrx or radeon?
[14:07] <allan_> radeon
[14:07] <allan_> fglrx dont work good
[14:08] <techbw> rambo2_981: you can also try nvidia-xconfig
[14:08] <Matic> Hi People, how do I set vim text syntax highlighter to automatically detect syntax and therefore color.  I ask these because I realised that every time I want to syntax highlight, I have to use command :syntax on and the colors highlight appears but if I close the file and re-open the setting seems to be reset! how can I override this?
[14:09] <allan_> heinz2 i can play quake2 in wine full screen good but when play native files cant get it working
[14:09] <Abhineet> hi
[14:10] <booksbuggy> legend2440:http://paste.ubuntu.com/221926/
[14:10] <rambo2_981> techbw, just did it ... will reboot and try
[14:10] <ubee> hello everyone.
[14:11] <Blizzerand> !hello|Abhineet
[14:11] <rage> Hello, I'm on an Ubuntu live CD, is there an easy way to correlate /dev/hdX to grubs hdd order?
[14:11] <heinz2> allan_: sorry mate, have to tell you that the radeon driver is only capable of very poor 3d performance. fglrx might not work with the current version of xorg and ati stopped supporting older cards with their new drivers.
[14:11] <ubee> I am having problems with addons on my Firefox Browser.
[14:11] <techbw> rambo2_981:had a simal issue when I did clean install of 8.10, but with ATI card
[14:11] <Blizzerand> !ask | ubee
[14:12] <allan_> heinz2 so my card is old , sugestions for a new card
[14:12] <ubee> how do I get my add ons on my Firefox browser to work?
[14:13] <Blizzerand> ubee : You mean they don't work with your current version of firefox . Could you please your problem
[14:14] <heinz2> allan_: that's not so easy, nvidia has good cards, drivers, hd support via vdpau but all not open source. Nevertheless when it comes to gaming I wouldn't buy anything else.
[14:14] <rambo2_981> techbw, reboot failed reconfiguration with msgs "Failsafe mode was already attempted within 30 secs. Falling back to gdm to report the issue"
[14:15] <ubee> I have addons that serve different purposes that I just added so that I have extra features in my browser and none of them are working, Do you think if I delete them and reinstall them they may start working again?
[14:15] <techbw> rambo2_981:http://www.pendrivelinux.com/installing-proprietary-video-drivers-for-ubuntu/ check that out...don't know if it will help
[14:15] <heinz2> allan_: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-geforce-price,2323.html
[14:15] <rambo2_981> techbw,will do txs
[14:15] <diddy> What does the command pdir do? It is not installed on my system.
[14:15] <Machtin> hi guys.. "You need a Windows Media Player plug-in to view this http://dtm.livetiming.de/index.htm content" <- that's what opera tells me.. how to get it working?
[14:15] <allan_> ok
[14:16] <kaddi>  I am looking for a commandline tool that will eliminate duplicate files. I have a folder with pictures in subfolders and many are double and would like to delete pictures which are present in more then one folder
[14:16] <adantan_alex> is that possible? it should be
[14:17] <rage> kaddi: Check out fdupes
[14:17] <stive> Hi all.::) anyone who have 10 min. to help me whit some lan setup?
 oh yeahon the third line I meant such not suck -.-
[14:18] <Blizzerand> ubee : Try the #firefox channel . They may be more helpful than us
[14:18] <richardcavell> stive: it might not be the right channel.  Anyway, tell us your problem
[14:19] <techbw> rambo2_981:i think this will be more helpfull, sounds like exact same issue you are having
[14:19] <techbw> rambo2_981:http://www.ubuntugeek.com/common-problems-and-solutions-for-nvidia-restricted-drivers-after-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex-upgrade.html/comment-page-2
[14:19] <diddy> kaddi: fslint
[14:19] <lady_white> how can i delete kernel 2.6.11 into grub..i have 2.6.13
[14:19] <Blizzerand> stive : Feel free to ask
[14:19] <Steve^> Why does the ubuntu "Users and Groups" panel not show www-data?
[14:19] <richardcavell> lady_white: uninstall the old kernel
[14:20] <Steve^> Why when I "adduser steve www-data" does the group not appear under the "groups" command?
[14:20] <richardcavell> lady_white: or edit menu.lst
[14:20] <Blizzerand> kaddi : I don't quite believe its possible . :D
[14:20] <lady_white> ok rich thanks
[14:21] <stive> hehe richardcavell, i have this cracy setup. I whant too share my ppp0 internet, over my eth0 connetction.. ala: ppp0-ubuntu-wired-to-router-wireless-win-client
[14:21] <transMIssion> which player can store rating in the mp3 files?
[14:21] <richardcavell> Steve^: it should
[14:21] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's  the difference between "limit" and "allow" in UFW?
[14:22] <ChoK> kaddi, write something that compare md5sum
[14:22] <legend2440> booksbuggy: can i pm?
 sure
[14:22] <richardcavell> stive: okay you want to share your Internet connection with a router that connects via wireless to another box?
[14:22] <transMIssion> which player can store rating in the mp3 files?
[14:22] <stive> richardcavell, yes sir
 i am using browser so i don' t know if it is actually going to work though
[14:23] <kaddi> thanks diddy and rage I'll have a look at fslint and fsdupe :)
[14:23] <Steve^> richardcavell, it doesn't:  http://pastebin.com/m7a049e2c
[14:23] <transMIssion> which player can store rating in the mp3 files?
[14:23] <kaddi> ChoK: hehe, yes I was trying to avoid that ;)
[14:23] <vise> transMIssion, None imho
[14:23] <transMIssion> vise: thx
[14:24] <ChoK> transMIssion, foobar2000 can but it's windows app
[14:24] <Blizzerand> diddy : http://www.jpsoft.com/help/index.htm?pdir.htm
[14:25] <transMIssion> ChoK: yeah i use foobar but its emulated in wine and cant access my files on ext3-partitions
[14:25] <transMIssion> ChoK: thought there was something in linux :-/
[14:25] <ChoK> transMIssion, wine is not an emulator,  and what your linux box can read foobar through wine can
[14:26] <vise> transMIssion, Use virtualbox, install windows xp, use seamless mode and run foobar2000, and share all your drives with it.. :)
[14:26] <ChoK> transMIssion, linux audio player stores rating in their own database, as rating is not in the ID3 spec
[14:26] <transMIssion> vise: nice idea
[14:26] <diddy> Blizzerand, Thx.
[14:26] <Blizzerand> diddy : Cheers
[14:26] <ChoK> using virtualbox is overkill
[14:26] <transMIssion> ChoK: thought so
[14:27] <transMIssion> ChoK: then the ID3 spec is why its not supported
[14:27] <richardcavell> Steve^: run cat /etc/group | grep steve
[14:27] <vise> transMIssion, ChoK, but if u use a few windows programs, then it hardly takes any time to bring up a windows xp vm (saved state) (few seconds)... and then run your apps... speed is not required to play media anyway...
[14:27] <ChoK> transMIssion, id3 specs, have some recommendations about extending the specs though (maybe i remember wrong)
[14:28] <richardcavell> stive: I'd help you but I'm a bit busy
[14:28] <stive> i can se that richardcavell..:)
[14:28] <transMIssion> vise: i have a xp-VM set up. but the memory usage is heavy
[14:28] <stive> my problem is not urgent richardcavell
[14:28] <Steve^> richardcavell, yup, its in there. So is it a bug or a feature of "groups"? :S
[14:28] <richardcavell> stive: okay. I promise to help you sometime
[14:28] <richardcavell> Steve^: It might be permissions
[14:29] <vise> transMIssion, Right.. you often tend to overlook points which are not important to you... since ive got lots of ram...
[14:29] <ChoK> vise, wine will still be faster
[14:29] <stive> thanks mate..
[14:29] <transMIssion> vise: lol
[14:29] <transMIssion> i only have 2 G
[14:30] <Steve^> richardcavell, ha, it is. I never considered I wouldn't have permission to show my own group!
[14:30] <transMIssion> ChoK: if they change something it might not be in the next 2 years...
[14:31] <Blizzerand> Virtualbox can't even boot Fedora 11 lol
[14:31] <vise> transMIssion, Well 2g is not less.. ubuntu on my box takes up around 512 mb.. so u still have 1.5 gb... xp can take another 512.. with 1 g still free.. not bad... i find 3 g more than enough....
[14:31] <richardcavell> Steve^: ls -l /var/www
[14:31] <Christian`> hi, am i the only one or packages.ubuntu.com is down ?
[14:31] <transMIssion> vise: what player do you use?
[14:31] <Steve^> richardcavell, yea?
[14:32] <luciano_> ciao
[14:32] <richardcavell> Steve^: have you fixed it?
[14:32] <vise> transMIssion, Any.. i don't even use the play list feature of any player.. :).. i just "play"..
[14:32] <Christian`> I'm desperatly searching for "linux-backports-modules-jaunty" for my new eee pc 1005HA to have network (wireless) access. Do you know of any other mirrors to get taht .deb ?
[14:32] <Steve^> richardcavell, how can I?
[14:32] <pokey19> Hi. Im trying to install ruby on a netbook running ubuntu. Im doing "sudo apt-get install ruby irb rdoc" and getting an error saying "Package ruby is not available but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing , has been obsoleted, ir is only available from another source."
[14:32] <pokey19> anyone know what to do?
[14:33] <richardcavell> Steve^: type sudo groups steve
[14:33] <transMIssion> vise: that works when you library is organized. else you spend mor time searching than listening
[14:33] <richardcavell> can you see www-data on the list?
[14:33] <Steve^> richardcavell, yea, I've checked that, its in there. I'm just surprised I need sudo to see it
[14:33] <ftab> Christian linux-backports-modules-jaunty, you must be kidding Jaunty is already the latest
[14:33] <Blizzerand> Christian' : You mean you cannot download via Synaptic or via terminal
[14:33] <richardcavell> Steve^: shrug
[14:33] <richardcavell> Steve^: it's doing what it's supposed to
[14:34] <vise> transMIssion, Hmm.. I know where my songs are.. probably since they are not more than a few hundred...
[14:34] <ftab> what is the difference between linux and windows sound?
[14:34] <Christian`> Blizzerand: I was trying to get it on that computer via the website, to install iton the eee pc later on
[14:34] <vise> pokey19, Try searching for ruby in the synaptic gui frontend and find other packages that might be what you require...
[14:35] <stive> richardcavell, if you feel you have the time, i have postet my ? on the ubuntu forum.. Right here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7640741#post7640741
[14:35] <Blizzerand> ftab : What sound
[14:35] <ftab> I mean the sound servers
[14:35] <Christian`> ftab: that's what I saw on the forum to have a working wireless, (but still no ethernet)
[14:36] <transMIssion> vise: im kind of a music explorer. always looking for new sounds so i kind of have lost the overview... therefore i use the rating
[14:36] <downix> this is fun, it appears that the nvidia control panel produces an xorg that is worthless
[14:36] <ftab> any one got the original jaunty sources.list file ?
[14:36] <ftab> and would like to share that please.
[14:36] <arand> ftab: sure hang on.
[14:36] <ftab> ?
[14:37] <erUSUL> !sources
[14:37] <downix> on one of my monitors anyways
[14:37] <ftab> !sources
[14:37] <vise> transMIssion, Just for a learning experience, you could write a program that maintains a meta-file with the rating you made for each of your media files and organise them and show them when you want and then spawn a player when required.. :)
[14:38] <ftab> arand are you working on that ?
[14:38] <transMIssion> vise:  lol - just give me a sec to become pro coder...
[14:39] <stovicek> Christian`: I had to get those debs for my brother last night. I still have them here on my USB stick. I can host them for you to download.
[14:39] <downix> ok, got it
[14:39] <Christian`> stovicek: where did you download it from ?
[14:39] <vise> transMIssion, :)
[14:40] <arand> ftab: http://pastebin.com/f1414f4a3 (the intrepid line on the end is added and is non-standard, I've also enabled restricted and universe since original state..
[14:40] <Christian`> stovicek: I'm havinghard time finding thoses files with packages.ubuntu.com down... :/
[14:40] <stovicek> Christian`: from packages.ubuntu.com which as you were saying isn't working at the moment
[14:40] <transMIssion> thx  to vise, ChoK. Maybe i try the vm. (or write my own player ^^)
[14:40] <ftab> hmm ok
[14:40] <ftab> thanks
[14:40] <vise> transMIssion, write your own os... thats easier..
[14:40] <Christian`> stovicek: if you could host them, that would be great !
[14:40] <stovicek> Christian`: I'll have them online in about six minutes
[14:41] <Christian`> thx
[14:41] <RomanK> j #ubuntu.de
[14:41] <erUSUL> RomanK: /j #ubuntu-de
[14:42] <RomanK> erUSUL: you're sure about that?
[14:42] <erUSUL> !de
[14:42] <R0ncoToke> Any idea when via display drivers will be available for Jaunty ?
[14:43] <ftab> thanks arand
[14:44] <yellabs> how do i make an gnome-theme system wide for all users?
[14:44] <yellabs> tips are welcom
[14:45] <stive> richardcavell, if you feel you have the time, i have postet my ? on the ubuntu forum.. Right here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7640741#post7640741
[14:45] <lianimator> Hi, I ran the command from !puregnome to remove KDE apps, but how do I get rid of the Kubuntu boot screen? with the loading bar?
[14:46] <richardcavell> stive: ok
[14:46] <bastidrazor> does k3b or brasero have an add-on that helps with recognizing 8GB DVD's?
[14:46] <richardcavell> stive: I'm having trouble with my own LAN right now.  I keep getting kicked.
[14:46] <stovicek> Christian`: http://www.rebelzero.com/linux-backports-modules.tar.gz
[14:46] <stive> hehe
[14:46] <juvic> i have a problem
[14:46] <juvic> help
[14:46] <Blizzerand> !ask |juvic
[14:47] <stive> richardcavell, sorry for the duble post here.. had to make sure you got..:)
[14:47] <juvic> i have a problem in my NVIDIA
[14:47] <richardcavell> stive: I didn't get the first post so no problem
[14:47] <juvic> "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server."
[14:47] <stive> juvic, how so?
[14:47] <stive> great richardcavell
[14:47] <Halitech> juvic, so run gksudo nvidia-xconfig
[14:48] <richardcavell> stive: what you're asking is how to share your internet connection
[14:48] <juvic> ok i try
[14:48] <diddy> What is meant by this question http://pastebin.ca/1500085 ??? Could anybody explain this?
[14:48] <transMIssion> vise: shure, since ther are only lame ones ;-)
[14:48] <stive> richardcavell, yes..
[14:48] <aent> hi... I have a ubuntu server and was wondering if I could set a max upload/download speed for certain IP addresses? either in apache or somewhere else?
[14:48] <stive> richardcavell, but on a cracy setup i guess
[14:49] <vise> transMIssion, yay! that's motivating!
[14:49] <richardcavell> stive: it's not that crazy
[14:49] <richardcavell> stive: I'm googling to see if I can find some simple instructions for you
[14:49] <bastidrazor> diddy, D is the answer .. and #ubuntu-offtopic  would be a better channel for this.
[14:49] <R0ncoToke> Is any one using their on-board VIA display chip-set ? Do you encounter flickering screen while watching video files and scrolling around web pages ?
[14:50] <Halitech> looks like someone is looking for help with an assignment
[14:50] <Manu123> hi
[14:50] <Christian`> stovicek: thx, downloading..
[14:50] <Manu123> does anybody work with dkms?
[14:50] <stive> richardcavell, i have done the google thing.. but i still think my setup is wierd, and thereby not coverd before
[14:50] <Blizzerand> Is there a faster mirror for downloading via synaptic . Mine these days are damn slow ( the speed)
[14:51] <erUSUL> Blizzerand: System>Administration>Software Sources
[14:51] <Manu123> i build a package and during install it dosnt find the source code
[14:51] <i-r-noob>  i've got a pidgin yahoo mess bug...my buddies appear on-line in my contact-list after they actually log-off
[14:51] <juvic> in my "Hardware Driver" i can't Activate my NVIDIA Driver
[14:51] <richardcavell> stive: if you're enough of a beginner that you can't do it by yourself, the instructions need to be good.  I can't find any good instructions.
[14:51] <i-r-noob> any1 plz healp
[14:51] <i-r-noob> help*
[14:51] <juvic> how to fix it
[14:51] <juvic> in my "Hardware Driver" i can't Activate my NVIDIA Driver
[14:51] <erUSUL> juvic: what error msg ?
[14:51] <Halitech> juvic, what card do you have?
[14:52] <Blizzerand> erUSUL : ...
[14:52] <rkpisanu> juvic, http://rkpisanu.altervista.org/doku.php?id=ubuntu_post_installazione and search nvidia
[14:52] <richardcavell> stive: Are you connecting to an XBox 360?
[14:52] <juvic> when i press Activate, there's nothing happen....
[14:52] <stive> richardcavell, no, only pc's
[14:52] <juvic> no error message
[14:53] <richardcavell> stive: look at this http://linux.about.com/od/ubusrv_doc/a/ubusg18t03.htm
[14:53] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's  the difference between "limit" and "allow" in UFW?
[14:53] <richardcavell> stive: is that too technical for you?
[14:53] <stive> richardcavell, im looking
[14:53] <juvic> in my Visual Effect, error msg "Desktop effects could not be enabled"
[14:54] <Blizzerand> erUSUL : What am I supposed to do next
[14:54] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a CD using "sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop /dev/hdb /media/CD"  i get this warning: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[14:54] <Christian`> stovicek: installing and rebooting...
[14:54] <Manu123> http://paste.ubuntu.com/221954/ make.log
[14:55] <erUSUL> Blizzerand: there is an option to change the mirror and there is a button to choose the fastest mirror automatically
[14:55] <niklaso> hello! I'd like to shrink the root partition (ext3 filesystem) of my ubuntu8.04 installation in order to add ubuntu9.04.
[14:55] <niklaso> I read that gparted only shrinks partitions, not filesystems. What do I have to do to make sure the filesystem works after shrinking the partition
[14:55] <quibbler> Blizzerand-> maybe try setting a different server...one closer to home may help
[14:55] <richardcavell> niklaso: that's not right.
[14:55] <jacquesdupontd> hi guys
[14:55] <stovicek> Christian`: that should get the wireless running. I don't know about the LAN as my brother was fine with just having the wifi working.
[14:55] <richardcavell> niklaso: it shrinks the partition and the filesystem works.
[14:55] <jacquesdupontd> could you remind me the channel of developers ?
[14:55] <vise> Blizzerand, Do your firefox normal downloads go faster?
[14:56] <erUSUL> Blizzerand: first tab: Download From -> other
[14:56] <erUSUL> !irc | jacquesdupontd
[14:56] <niklaso> richardcavell: so I just run gparted from a live CD and nothing to worry about?
[14:56] <richardcavell> niklaso: the gparted software cannot do all things with all filesystem types.  You can check what it can do within the software itself.
[14:56] <Blizzerand> erUSUL : Thanks I got it
[14:56] <Blizzerand> vise : Quite fast
[14:56] <jacquesdupontd> thx a lot*
[14:56] <Christian`> stovicek: I'll look into it as soon as I'll have the wifi working and my distrib up to date :)
[14:56] <allan_> hello
[14:56] <richardcavell> niklaso: if you're using ext, gparted can do anything with ext
[14:57] <niklaso> richardcavell: do i have to du some kind of defragmentation before, or is it done automatically, or not necessary?
[14:57] <allan_> I finaly got doom3 Working
[14:57] <richardcavell> niklaso: for example, it can shrink NTFS and HFS but not expand them
[14:57] <rkpisanu> allan_, good
[14:57] <transMIssion> bye all
[14:57] <heinz2> allan_: hi! what did you do?
[14:57] <richardcavell> niklaso: it's not defragged automatically, but files will be moved as necessary
[14:57] <richardcavell> niklaso: if you defrag you could free up more space
[14:57] <richardcavell> niklaso: by compressing free space
[14:57] <allan_> Reinstall the radon Video Drivers
[14:58] <niklaso> thank you very much. i'll try.
[14:58] <richardcavell> niklaso: and there is no defragger for ext by the way
[14:58] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[14:59] <heinz2> allan_: how many frames does glxgears show now?
[14:59] <Blizzerand> juvic : What do you get the result : cat /proc/cpuinfo . Please use pastebin :D
[14:59] <richardcavell> izap: are you trying to mount a hard drive as a CD?
[14:59] <izap> no
[15:00] <stive> richardcavell, thanks for your help.. i will now make a test, too se if i can do the same think in windows..:) have a peacefull day mate..
[15:00] <vampiria> hi
[15:00] <Blizzerand> !hi | vampiria
[15:00] <richardcavell> stive: okay
[15:01] <naveen> hello
[15:01] <Blizzerand> Hello there
[15:01] <Blizzerand> * I love welcoming people
[15:02] <roflparrot> oh hi, #Ubuntu. I mentioned this before. When I connect my router and PC via Cat5, my usb 3G internet connection doesn't work. When I unplug the router, it continues working.
[15:02] <Christian`> stovicek: thewifi is ok, thanks !
[15:02] <naveen> cna any body help me how to install yahoo messenger in ubunto
[15:02] <izap> lol
[15:02] <billgoldberg1> naveen: pidgin will work
[15:02] <ftab> naveen : yes
[15:02] <stovicek> Christian`: excellent. glad I could help
[15:02] <ftab> :-)
[15:02] <ibert_> I've installed 9.04 and made all updates but I can't get APM to run. No APM support in kernel. I Already addes acpi=off apm=on to the kernel line as I always did on this machine. Still the error: no APM support in kernel. Is ist possible that APM isn't in the kernel?
[15:03] <ftab> naveen use this http://gyachi.sourceforge.net/
[15:03] <richardcavell> Blizzerand: welcome to you too
[15:03] <ibert_> uname -r : 2.6.28-13-generic
[15:03] <richardcavell> roflparrot: so you want your usb modem to work even when your computer is plugged in to the router?
[15:03] <naveen> flab i have ubunto 8.10
[15:03] <Bauer-> how can i change my ipadresse by using my own domain? as a proxy,
[15:04] <ftab> naveen just download the deb and install or you can add a repository too
[15:04] <Halitech> naveen, why not use a native app like pidgin?
[15:04] <roflparrot> richardcavell: my router is for my home LAN
[15:04] <richardcavell> roflparrot: are you trying to share your internet connection?
[15:04] <Blizzerand> Bauer-: Is it related to ubuntu though
[15:04] <roflparrot> yes I am
[15:04] <Bauer-> yap
[15:04] <Bauer-> just wnt to know
[15:05] <richardcavell> roflparrot: are you sure that the LAN does not work when your usb modem is plugged in?
[15:05] <naveen> thaNKS FLAB
[15:05] <ftab> naveen add this to your /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:05] <ftab> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/loell/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
[15:05] <ftab> deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/loell/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
[15:05] <ftab> and run sudo apt-get update to update the repository
[15:06] <ftab> naveen hope that helps :-) agar kaam nahi karta tu phir batao
[15:06] <|thunder> wtf does canonical mean anyways? Does no one see the word "canon" cleary printed in there? Is this an operation by the priest class?
[15:06] <roflparrot> richardcavell: I am not sure about the LAN, but the internet connection is seemingly blocked when i have the ethernet port in use
[15:06] <FFEMTcJ> Does anyone have experience setting up sim city 4 on ubuntu? I can't get it to run.
[15:07] <billgoldberg1> FFEMTcJ: try the wine site
[15:07] <ftab> FFEMTcJ I hope wine has a full pledge support of Direct X in near future
[15:07] <ftab> :-)
[15:07] <Blizzerand> FFEMTcJ : It may require wine ( I think )
[15:07] <Blizzerand> !wine|FFEMTcJ
[15:08] <naveen> flab i will try and let u know
[15:08] <richardcavell> roflparrot: just clarify here.  When your usb modem is plugged in, can you ping another computer on the LAN from your ubuntu box or not?
[15:08] <FFEMTcJ> Blizzerand: I have it running on wine.. It starts running, and then after the splash screen just disappears
[15:08] <naveen> flab  i will try and let u know
[15:08] <vise> Do installers work with wine?
[15:08] <billgoldberg1> FFEMTcJ: check the wine appdb to see if the game will run on wine
[15:08] <Halitech> |thunder, !ot canonical: reduced to the simplest and most significant form possible without loss of generality
[15:08] <ftab> naveen, its ftab :-) not flab
[15:09] <Blizzerand> FFEMTcJ : Have a look at http://appdb.winehq.org/ .
[15:09] <alteregox> howdy
[15:09] <alteregox> how do i made grub ext4 compatible with ibex?
[15:09] <Blizzerand> !canonical
[15:11] <alteregox> how can i convert root to ext4?
[15:11] <vise> alteregox, Not advisable
[15:12] <vise> alteregox, Do a clean install
[15:12] <vise> Which is a good hex editor? as i see, ghex2 is unmaintained, and still has bugs (sigsegv at the end..)
[15:12] <alteregox> whatever if its not advisabol why the heck is ext4 in the next release standard?
[15:13] <vise> alteregox, Not advisable to convert..
[15:13] <alteregox> it changes the inodes, not thje files itself
[15:13] <Halitech> alteregoa, because the next release has a kernel that is being tested to work with ext4, currently it hasn't
[15:13] <md22> hello
[15:14] <Blizzerand> alteregox : Start with a fresh install  or  http://maketecheasier.com/how-to-upgrade-from-ext3-to-ext4-without-formatting-the-hard-disk/2009/04/21
[15:14] <vise> alteregox, If you know that, you are probably capable to search google on that and do it...
[15:14] <alteregox> linux is a testing OS
[15:14] <alteregox> it doesn't matter
[15:14] <vise> well then theres the link (from Blizzerand )
[15:14]  * md22 runs ubuntu in a vm
[15:15] <alteregox> yeah thanks sir
[15:15] <mzz> a clean install is overkill imho, although if you have the space you could copy everything over to a fresh partition, just to actually make use of extents
[15:15] <Blizzerand> alteregox ; you may have some trouble after upgrading though but it went all well for me
[15:15] <Halitech> alteregox, testing yes but still want things to be stable for the masses
[15:15] <vise> Blizzerand, How good is it?
[15:15] <alteregox> yeah wait another 10 years
[15:16] <Blizzerand> vise : Well I reached grub and I had to run some commands to fix something
[15:16] <md22> nothings wrong with using ubuntu in a virtual machine for day to day work ?
[15:16] <vise> Blizzerand, Performance i mean.. for ext4
[15:17] <Blizzerand> vise : Boots quicker than usual . Thats only thing I noticed so far
[15:17] <vise> md22, Nope
[15:17] <ubuntu> hi guys
[15:17] <alteregox> only the fstab
[15:17] <md22> ok good
[15:17] <richardcavell> md22: why u ask?
[15:17] <vise> md22, Graphics would be slow.. Otherwise its better to screw around in general.. since u can try with different hardware configurations.. :)
[15:17] <lordmeka> pls help with my video driver on dell 1501
[15:17] <alteregox> so i can boot from cd, login as root edit the fstab and convert it to ext4 and reboot
[15:18] <billgoldberg1> lordmeka: just ask your question
[15:18] <md22> richardcavell: its just that when i told some guys in #linux they say  i should run it on the bare metal if i want to become familiar with linux
[15:18] <Blizzerand> alteregox :  or you could use Gparted
[15:18] <vise> md22, That is true.. since if its in a vm, u often find normal stuff to do outside it..
[15:19] <alteregox> i use command line, its just a line
[15:19] <md22> ok
[15:19] <prince_jammys> md22: run it however you want.
[15:19] <lordmeka> xserver freeze after driver change
[15:19] <richardcavell> md22: your virtual ubuntu runs on virtual hardware
[15:19] <richardcavell> md22: so it won't see your real hardware
[15:19] <Blizzerand> alteregox : Your choice
[15:19] <richardcavell> md22: but that's okay
[15:19] <md22> ok
[15:20] <poopuser> Good morning. I've got this problem : even when i don't do anything 'internet related' the router's led indicates that something is using the connection. How can i determinate what process is it?
[15:20] <lordmeka> how do i reconfigure xserver to use another driver (first driver)
[15:20] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's the difference between "limit" and "allow" in ufw?
[15:20] <jacquesdupontd> re
[15:20] <alteregox> i compiled wine with gcc 4.4 and it runs better
[15:20] <jacquesdupontd> is there something comparable to soulseek on ubuntu ?
[15:20] <prince_jammys> jacquesdupontd: nicotine
[15:20] <alteregox> no clue why
[15:20] <jacquesdupontd> thx i didn't remember thename
[15:20] <xcdfgkjhgcv> jacquesdupontd: Ermmmm Bittorrent?
[15:21] <roflparrot> hi again richardcavell
[15:21] <prince_jammys> jacquesdupontd: that's a soulseek client, available from repositories.
[15:21] <billgoldberg1> jacquesdupontd: nicotine uses the soulseek network. Frostwire uses the Gnutella network. But those are all outdated. Bittorrent is the way to go now.
[15:21] <roflparrot> yeah the LAN works while the usb modem is connected
[15:21] <xcdfgkjhgcv> billgoldberg1: Not if the anti-p2p corporations shut down all the trackers.
[15:22] <lordmeka> if someone can help me with configuring x server from recovery console pls pm me
[15:22] <alteregox> yeah its easy
[15:22] <billgoldberg1> xcdfgkjhgcv: that won't happen, for every one they close, two new one pop up
[15:22] <richardcavell> roflparrot: hi
[15:22] <alteregox> just use failback config
[15:22] <richardcavell> roflparrot: can you ping other computers on your lan with your modem plugged in?
[15:23] <billgoldberg1> lordmeka: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[15:23] <lordmeka> alteregox: not working
[15:23] <roflparrot> richardcavell: I I plugged the patch lead back in and IRC immediately died. I went to my router through my web browser and saw the client IPs listed and pinged them and they worked
[15:23] <lordmeka> billgoldberg1: not working
[15:23] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[15:23] <roflparrot> I then unplugged the router and my internet connection continued working
[15:23] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: not working
[15:24] <billgoldberg1> lordmeka; what errors does that give
[15:24] <lordmeka> i get the same screen freze
[15:24] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : Wait.....
[15:24] <lordmeka> ok
[15:24] <richardcavell> roflparrot: well your LAN works with the modem plugged in then, right?
[15:24] <KMM> I am trying to setup raid 1 with my two 500GB sata harddrives. i am using a sil3114 pci card. On the card it has it own bios. i setup the raid set using it's bios, but when i try to install ubuntu server 8.04 it still see two hards drives instead of one.
[15:24] <roflparrot> yes, but I can do nothing on the internet while the LAN is plugged in
[15:25] <roflparrot> I do wantt o share the connection
[15:25] <richardcavell> roflparrot: Can you put your LAN and USB modem in and restart your computer?
[15:25] <xcdfgkjhgcv> billgoldberg1: I wish Bittorrent was as decentralised as gnutella.
[15:25] <erUSUL> KMM: for that fake raid controllers you have to use dmraid
[15:25] <lordmeka> ->> vesa driver is not working on my laptop
[15:25] <roflparrot> I can do that
[15:25] <eggenz7> i have a minimal install of ubuntu 8.10....how can i do a network upgrade to server edition?
[15:25] <erUSUL> !fakeraid | KMM but keep in mind that linux software raid is better
[15:25] <Blizzerand> lordmeka ; Does this work sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[15:25] <jacquesdupontd> i don't think so
[15:25]  * Blizzerand hides
[15:25] <KMM> thanks erUSUL
[15:26] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: no it freezes my pc
[15:26] <jacquesdupontd> i always found the electronic artist i want on soulseek network and not oftenon torrents
[15:26] <soreau> Is packages.ubuntu.com running too slow for a browser to connect to it for anyone else?
[15:26] <asddsa> neobux.com/?r=registerrpage
[15:26] <soreau> Is packages.ubuntu.com down?
[15:26] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : lol . Let me just google to give you some proper instructions
[15:26] <hippo> Hi there!
[15:27] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: and vesa is not working on my laptop i get the same bs screen freeze
[15:27] <hippo> I could use some help with an issue regarding sip-VoIP.
[15:27] <K99Brain> soreau, it's quite slow now also for me
[15:27] <KMM> why is linux software raid better?
[15:27] <richardcavell> soreau: works for me
[15:27] <hippo> I am trying to find a softphone that can also send faxes via sipgate. Any ideas?
[15:27] <doorsman> Hi ! I'd like to know how to install some updates that are blocked under KDE (basically kernel stuff).
[15:28] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: and i don't want to do a reinstall all over again for a damn driver
[15:28] <alteregox> because today cpus are enormous fast and if your controler fails it doesn't matter
[15:28] <hippo> For KDE, wouldn't it be better to check in #kubuntu?
[15:28] <soreau> K99Brain: richardcavell: my browser just says it's taking too long to respond even though I can ping it, the pings are very slow going
[15:28] <nowai__> can anyone recommend a guide to setting up IP routing on Ubuntu? I've enabled IP forwarding and enabled masquerading but client machines still can't get Internet access
[15:28] <eggenz7> how can i perform an upgrade from 8.10 minimal to 8.10 server edition without using a cd/dvd?
[15:28] <K99Brain> soreau, maybe it is overloaded at the moment
[15:29] <Blizzerand> lordmeka ; http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/black-screen-while-starting-x-window.html
[15:29] <alteregox> a core i7 at 4ghz could calculate like 3GB/s xor, its only memory speed limited
[15:29] <soreau> K99Brain: Perhaps I will try back later. Thanks for testing that
[15:29] <KMM> ok i understand. thanks
[15:29] <nawk> None of the adobe flash installers support x86_64
[15:29] <nawk> what is the solution?
[15:29] <rambo2_981> techbw, it works
[15:30] <alteregox> those hw controllers are for big companies, they need fast rebuild stuff
[15:30] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: it's not quite black
[15:30] <rkpisanu> !flash
[15:30] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's the difference between "limit" and "allow" in ufw?
[15:30] <Halitech> eggenz7, thats not really an upgrade, more of a sideways move but if you have the base install done you could simply add the apps you want for the server
[15:30] <K99Brain> nawk, enable the medibuntu repos
[15:30] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : Give it try ??
[15:30] <lordmeka> ill try
[15:30] <lordmeka> :P
[15:30] <rambo2_981> techbw, i had to load a july 1 driver from nvidia's site and it's up ... the configuration isn't right yet but i'll mess with it
[15:30] <eggenz7> Halitech, ok where do i find a list of those packages
[15:30] <nawk> K99Brain: I did, and then?
[15:31] <eggenz7> Halitech, and is there a streamlined way of doing it or do i have to install each package one by one?
[15:31] <K99Brain> nawk, then, you shuld have skype in synaptic
[15:31] <Halitech> eggenz7, depends on what you want, you could try LAMP if you just want apache, mysql, php
[15:31] <K99Brain> should*
[15:31] <soreau> As a 'for fun' exercise, type 'about:robots' in your firefox browser (and press enter ;)
[15:31] <eggenz7> Halitech, its really more of a home file server than a web server
[15:32] <eggenz7> i would like apache for remote systems management (like webmin)
[15:32] <Halitech> eggenz7, connecting from windows machines, linux machines or a combination of both?
[15:32] <Blizzerand> !Restricted
[15:32] <eggenz7> have one other linux box...3 windows boxens
[15:32] <roflparrot> richardcavell: same problem, sadly
[15:32] <Halitech> eggenz7, then you are looking into needed samba
[15:32] <erUSUL> !webmin | eggenz7
[15:32] <richardcavell> roflparrot: hmmm.  Okay
[15:33] <richardcavell> roflparrot: What sort of computer do you have/
[15:33] <eggenz7> hrm...when did webmin get unsupported?
[15:33] <roflparrot> I could find the motherboard box...
[15:33] <roflparrot> intel
[15:33] <nowai__> can anyone recommend a guide to setting up IP routing on Ubuntu? I've enabled IP forwarding and enabled masquerading but client machines still can't get Internet access
[15:33] <Halitech> eggenz7, http://ubuntu.swerdna.org/ubulanprimer.html
[15:34] <erUSUL> !inetsharing | nowai__
[15:34] <nowai__> ok
[15:34] <nowai__> thanks
[15:34] <erUSUL> nowai__: what error you get on the client machines ? no route to host; network unreacheable ? more info is needed. Maybe it is just a lack of dns or default gateaway is not setted ?
[15:35] <erUSUL> !details | nowai__
[15:35] <K99Brain> nawk, sorry, i read skype instead of flash... however, install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:35] <richardcavell> roflparrot: generic desktop?
[15:35] <Guest26603> hi folks
[15:35] <nowai__> erUSUL: I've got maradns installed with recursive dns mode on, hold on i'll come back after trying that last link =]
[15:35] <Guest26603> I've got a problem with my sound device
[15:35] <roflparrot> oh yeah, richardcavell
[15:35] <eggenz7> thanks for the Halitech
[15:35] <Blizzerand> Guest26603 : More details please
[15:36] <Guest26603> in alsamixer it's displayed properly and I maden sure nothing is muted
[15:36] <richardcavell> roflparrot: Okay, describe your LAN for us
[15:36] <Guest26603> nevertheless I don't hear anything
[15:36] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : Did it go well
[15:36] <Guest26603> totem as well as mplayer play the audio-file properly though
[15:37] <Guest26603> on a parallely installed windows it's working as designed
[15:37] <roflparrot> mkay. I have a router with two PCs connected to it
[15:37] <roflparrot> one of those PCs has a usb modem on it
[15:37] <Halitech> eggenz7, you can also look on http://www.howtoforge.com for info on setting up apache
[15:37] <Blizzerand> Guest26603 : Have you completed all your updates
[15:37] <Guest26603> yes just a few minutes ago
[15:37] <mrken1> Linux newb here on dual boot Intel quad core with no sound (although Windows side has sound); read the docs, no good anyone helping?
[15:37] <Blizzerand> !sound
[15:37] <livingdaylight> hello, I am trying to use acidrip... Its found the dvd but when i click start nothing happens. Any advice?
[15:38] <nowai__> wait, it worked!
[15:38] <Blizzerand> !sound |Guest26603
[15:38] <nowai__> that tutorial actually worked!
[15:38] <nowai__> +awesomes
[15:38] <balita_buntu> hy
[15:38] <richardcavell> roflparrot: you can access the Internet okay with your ubuntu box?
[15:38] <Guest26603> it was just installed last tuesday and never functioned since
[15:38] <balita_buntu> i'm from indonesia
[15:38] <roflparrot> yes
[15:38] <jdude> anyone familiar with MDADM? i can't get my raid 1 array to come back with every boot, no matter what i try... i always have to run "sudo mdadm --assemble --scan" and "sudo mount /dev/md0 /bigdrive" for it to come back and show in df
[15:38] <nowai__> thanks erUSUL
[15:38] <balita_buntu> i have some problem with my usb modem
[15:38] <erUSUL> nowai__: no problem
[15:38] <richardcavell> roflparrot: from your ubuntu box you can ping the Windows box through the router?
[15:39] <Blizzerand> !sound >> Guest26603
[15:39] <roflparrot> the other box has Debian 5 lenny
[15:39] <erUSUL> !raid | jdude
[15:39] <roflparrot> and yeah i think i was pinging it
[15:39] <jdude> erUSUL, yeah, i have it setup... i just can't get past the bug of it not working on reboot
[15:40] <roflparrot> I know the router's IP and the router listed two more client IPs under the DHCP tab
[15:40] <Blizzerand> Guest26603 :  see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin
[15:40] <richardcavell> roflparrot: can you ping it now from your ubuntu box over the LAN with the usb modem plugged in?
[15:40] <roflparrot> yes i can
[15:40] <roflparrot> I just did it
[15:40] <balita_buntu> i can't find the correct driver
[15:40] <richardcavell> roflparrot: okay, so what's not working?
[15:40] <balita_buntu> when i plug it into my pc
[15:40] <roflparrot> my web browser, and my IRC client; whenever I have the router plugged in
[15:40] <bpascal123> anyone can help with wifi issue ? [Asus eeepc 1000 - Ubuntu 9.04]
[15:41] <erUSUL> jdude: maybe you have to rebuld the initramfs as mentioned in the guide ??
[15:41] <erUSUL> !eeepc
[15:41] <balita_buntu> the file browser cannot be oppened
[15:41] <jdude> erUSUL, nope, it's something else
[15:41] <balita_buntu> then i can't do anything with it
[15:41] <jdude> not booting off the array, so that's irrelevant
[15:42] <richardcavell> roflparrot: so you can ping but you cannot surf the net with your usb modem and lan cable plugged in?
[15:42] <erUSUL> jdude: checked the logs for something extrange ?
[15:42] <roflparrot> yes
[15:42] <roflparrot> I cannot ping via my internet connection, just via LAN
[15:42] <richardcavell> roflparrot: you mean to say that you can ping via LAN
[15:43] <roflparrot> yes
[15:43] <jdude> erUSUL, yeah, i just don't have something set somewhere to make it come back on boot, i have the /etc/fstab entry and i'm 99% sure it's correct, so is mdadm.conf, but still i have to run those two commands after i boot just to get it to come back up
[15:43] <roflparrot> e.g. I cannot ping www.google.com whilst connected to a wired onnection
[15:43] <roflparrot> but I can ping my other PC
[15:43] <richardcavell> roflparrot: had you previously set up this computer to receive Internet from the Debian box?
[15:43] <roflparrot> no
[15:44] <richardcavell> roflparrot: so it always received internet from your usb modem?
[15:44] <roflparrot> yes
[15:44] <erUSUL> jdude: maybe a disk is degraded as mentioned in the wiki ?
[15:45] <Blizzerand> Does any one know of a site where I can find instructions for ubottu
[15:45] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's the difference between "limit" and "allow" in ufw?
[15:45] <Mr-Woof> hi, can i ask a quick question?
[15:45] <roflparrot> lol yes
[15:45] <Halitech> !ask | Mr-Woof
[15:46] <jdude> erUSUL, nope, they're both brand new and work just fine, all the data is intact on the array too
[15:46] <Blizzerand> xcdfgkjhgcv : Whats ufw
[15:46] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Blizzerand: The Ubuntu simple firewall.
[15:46] <jdude> it's just not coming up on boot, like it should... immediately comes up within a split second of running those two commands
[15:46] <ikt> uncomplicated firewall
[15:46] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ikt: Yup.
[15:46] <johnnymac> hello, how do I see the 'nice' level of all processes running?
[15:46] <jdude> erUSUL, i am beginning to think the /etc/fstab entry is incorrect
[15:47] <richardcavell> roflparrot: I'm trying to think through this.  It seems as though your computer is sending http requests to the Debian box instead of your usb modem
[15:47] <Mr-Woof> is there a terminal command that you can use to list the contents of multiple directories and perhaps write it to a text file?
[15:47] <roflparrot> what about irc requests?
[15:47] <Halitech> Mr-Woof, ls > files.txt
[15:47] <bpascal123> ubuntu eeepc can't connect to wireless anymore, why???
[15:47] <richardcavell> same idea
[15:47] <alteregox> ls >bblah
[15:47] <roflparrot> mmm
[15:47] <nowai__> anyone know why I have an outgoing connection to 87.248.211.227:80 on my server? It's been for weeks
[15:47] <Mr-Woof> sweet cheers chaps
[15:48] <alteregox> or ls >prn
[15:48] <roflparrot> nowai__: haxxored
[15:48] <nowai__> yeah :D doubt it
[15:48] <roflparrot> :D
[15:48] <alteregox> you could kill dos with dir >$clock
[15:48] <livingdaylight> how do i force eject a dvd that wont' come out?
[15:48] <alteregox> or copy con $clock
[15:48] <nowai__> it's got a Recv-Q of 193384 and it's not changed for over 3 weeks
[15:48] <Blizzerand> alteregox : How did your ext3 --> ext4 go
[15:48] <alteregox> it won't come out of my butt
[15:48] <alteregox> please come out
[15:48] <alteregox> please
[15:48] <richardcavell> nowai__: find pid and kill it
[15:49] <alteregox> paahh
[15:49] <jippii26> joku
[15:49] <Mr-Woof> in that terminal command, how can you select what directories to look at? They are on an external drive, ntfs
[15:49] <alteregox> please come out of my butt
[15:49] <jippii26> ghjjhjhjhjfjfgfggf
[15:49] <jet> whaddup everyone
[15:49] <Graem> Hi.. Dumb question here. I accidentally removed the networking icon from my panel and can't figure out how to get it back, can someone help please?
[15:49] <nowai__> how do I show owning process with netstat?
[15:49] <vise> Mr-Woof, Locate that directory as current
[15:49] <jippii26> onks tääl suomalaisii
[15:49] <Halitech> nowai__, whois info about the IP  http://paste.ubuntu.com/221981/
[15:49] <erUSUL> nowai__: -p ?
[15:49] <Mr-Woof> ah thanks
[15:49] <vise> Graem, Right click panel, then add to panel
[15:49] <nowai__> done, it was apache
[15:50] <richardcavell> roflparrot: i have an idea
[15:50] <wasutton3> is there a way that i could run specific traffic over different network connections. I.E. run bittorrent over wired, and all other internet traffic over wireless?
[15:50] <erUSUL> Graem: run nm-applet
[15:50] <nowai__> yeah I'd whois-ed it already
[15:50] <roflparrot> richardcavell: I listen intent on success
[15:50] <nowai__> why was Apache2 making outbound connections?
[15:51] <richardcavell> roflparrot: go to system -> preferences -> network connections.  Click on Wired.  Select your wired connection in the box.  Click on edit.  Select use this connection only for resources on its network.
[15:51] <erUSUL> nowai__: the ip belings to verysing so i suspect it is doing certificate comprobations... you use ssl ?
[15:51] <erUSUL> belongs*
[15:51] <roflparrot> sounds promising richardcavell
[15:51] <nowai__> erUSUL: I don't have ssl configured on the server no
[15:52] <erUSUL> nowai__: then i dunno ask in an apache channel
[15:52] <nowai__> if it comes back I will, I'll leave it for now
[15:52] <nowai__> what does the portmap daemon do?
[15:52] <richardcavell> roflparrot: I meant to say after clicking on edit, click on IPv4 settings then Routes then use this connection only for resources on its network
[15:52] <Threetimes> Hi, I use a 240mb soundfont. If I use this with tuxguitar and fluidsynth, a lot of memory is used. Can I use a different synthesizer that uses less memory and works faster with the same soundfont?
[15:52] <erUSUL> nowai__: is used for nfs afaik
[15:52] <roflparrot> ah ha
[15:52] <nowai__> nfs is another I don't have
[15:53] <nowai__> maybe its left over from when I did have nfs
[15:53] <Mene-Mene> I got a Windows virus, is it possible to heal/remove the virus on Ubuntu?
[15:53] <vise> Threetimes, When your sound card doesnt support sound font loading, you have to load it in RAM.. so imho there is no option...
[15:53] <erUSUL> nowai__: portmap is needed to do rpc calls maybe another program needs it
[15:53] <vise> Mene-Mene, Just delete it?
[15:53] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: yes
[15:53] <nowai__> I think its from when nfs was installed, so I'll uninstall portmap too
[15:53] <erUSUL> nowai__:  purge it
[15:53] <Mene-Mene> Win32/Virut virus, it's infected a LOT of exes.
[15:54] <nowai__> indeed
[15:54] <Threetimes> does a realtek alc662 support this?
[15:54] <Mene-Mene> Which I don't know where said virus is.
[15:54] <Mene-Mene> Can you recommend a program?
[15:54] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: you can certainly search for viruses and quarantine them
[15:54] <vise> Mene-Mene, Nope.. If it exists somewhere standalone, only then you can delete it.. Since, imho antivirus programs for windows won't run on linux...
[15:54] <richardcavell> as to healing the files, you have to identify which ones can do that for that virus
[15:54] <jet> cant get into the #vbox channel so im gonna ask here if anyone knows.
[15:54] <vise> richardcavell, As he says, if its in the 'exes' then it may not be possible imho
[15:54] <erUSUL> !virus
[15:54] <jet> can vbox load sd cards?
[15:55] <alteregox> virus could have a virus problem
[15:55] <vise> erUSUL, Windows virus != linux virus
[15:55] <richardcavell> vise: he might need to go to Windows to be able to disinfect the computer
[15:55] <alteregox> if anyone would run everything with root
[15:55] <richardcavell> vise: he can certainly find them from within ubuntu
[15:55] <richardcavell> vise: I find them all the time in my firefox caches
[15:55] <richardcavell> vise: And I don't visit dodgy websites
[15:56] <vise> Right, but Mene-Mene is i think not able to enter windows?
[15:56] <Mene-Mene> I understand why Linux doesn't have a virus problem, but Windows does, and if windows is running, the virus is getting bigger.
[15:56] <Webu> Hmm, isn't h264 supposed to be included in the vlc-nox package from the repositories?
[15:56] <richardcavell> vise: well if he can't boot windows then why does it matter if he has windows viruses on his puter?
[15:56] <Webu> I'm getting errors that it's not there.
[15:57] <Blizzerand> Mene-Mene ; try #windows channel
[15:57] <vise> richardcavell, data/installations
[15:57] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: do you run Windows at all?
[15:57] <erUSUL> Mene-Mene: av software is aviable in linux install it and check the windows partition with it
[15:57] <Mene-Mene> Yes.
[15:57] <vise> richardcavell, actually software installations i guess
[15:57] <nawk> What is an "Alternate CD"? Alternate CD == LiveCD ???
[15:57] <Mene-Mene> I only found one scanner, and that didn't see a file i knew was infected.
[15:57] <erUSUL> nawk: the other way around.
[15:57] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: Okay.  Why don't you clean your Windows computer from within Windows?  Why do you want to do it from linux?
[15:57] <erUSUL> nawk: desktop cd is livecd alternate is not
[15:58] <Mene-Mene> Because the longer I run windows, the more infected the  machine gets.
[15:58] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: you can get false positives with virus scanners.
[15:58] <Mene-Mene> AVG has yet to give me a false positive.
[15:58] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: Install a free good virus scanner such as AVG in your Windows installation and let it run all over your hard disk
[15:58] <roflparrot> richardcavell: 'use this connection only for resources on its network' doesn't seem to be an option. All I see is "Ignore automatically obtained routes"
[15:58] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: AVG gives me a false positive for one of my linux files
[15:58] <nawk> erUSUL: Wait, prior to my question.  I only knew what a liveCD is
[15:59] <Mene-Mene> AVG is unable to heal the virus, or so it keeps telling me.
[15:59] <nawk> so what is an "alternate cd"?
[15:59] <vise> Mene-Mene, Did you try safe mode?
[15:59] <Twittery> Mene-Mene : I think #windows guys will be able you more .
[15:59] <Mene-Mene> So I was hoping that linux would be albe to heal the virus while it's unable to work in Ubuntu.
[15:59] <richardcavell> roflparrot: do you have both the modem and lan plugged in right now?
[15:59] <richardcavell> you can't have because you're talking to me
[15:59] <Mene-Mene> forgot about safe mode... *blushes*
[15:59] <roflparrot> :D
[15:59] <roflparrot> ok I'll give that a go
[16:00] <erUSUL> nawk: it boots directly to a text gui installer
[16:00] <erUSUL> nawk: you can not use the system only install it
[16:00] <erUSUL> !alternate | nawk
[16:00] <xiamx> I have IDE harddrive using reiserfs filesystem when Copying files, CPU usage was high, and system lags, any solution?
[16:01] <ashbringer> Can anyone help me with adding packages on the alternate-install CD and having them been installed by default?
[16:01] <cornetofreak> can sumone give me the location ti the flash firefox plugin
[16:01] <erUSUL> !flash
[16:01] <richardcavell> cornetofreak: install the flash-plugin packages
[16:01] <richardcavell> cornetofreak: it will do the work for you
[16:01] <Jiq> !gnash
[16:01] <Graem> Ok still missing the networking icon. I already tried add to add to panel but I can't find the right thing to add. and running nm-applet doesn't work, the process is already running, even if I close the process and run it again, it doesn't come up on my panel
[16:01] <cornetofreak> naa tried all this
[16:01] <Jiq> !restricted
[16:02] <richardcavell> Graem: is it in fact the notifications area that you're missing?
[16:02] <jet> !help im trying to mount an sd card in ubuntu 8.10 and it doesnt show up
[16:02] <vise> Graem, Notifications
[16:03] <Halitech> jet, does it show up with sudo fdisk -l ?
[16:03] <jacquesdupontd> is there a torrent client as good as utorrent on ubuntu ?
[16:03] <Graem> richarcavell: that's very likely, I'm a newbie to this so my terminology might not be right. I just know the icon I click on to connect to a wireless network is gone.
[16:03] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: can you give me the link again pls. my laptop just turned off before i could read
[16:03] <jet> havnt tried im sorta new to linux i dont know many of the commands or what they do
[16:03] <Halitech> !best | jacquesdupontd
[16:03] <jet> ill try it
[16:03] <Halitech> jacquesdupontd, personally I like deluge
[16:03] <richardcavell> Graem: right click on panel in spare area, click on add to panel
[16:03] <richardcavell> Graem: find notifications area, check it
[16:04] <Jiq> !best
[16:04] <UnderSampled> Hello. I was kicked from #wine automatically. Is there somewhere else I am supposed to go?
[16:04] <Graem> richardcavell: ok right I found it thanks. I just needed to know the right name of the object to add to the panel
[16:04] <richardcavell> Graem: no problem
[16:04] <fjordlord> hello
[16:04] <jet> is there a bin to paste stuff to?
[16:04] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/black-screen-while-starting-x-window.html
[16:04] <fjordlord> i am  in terminal
[16:04] <UnderSampled> fjordlord: Hi
[16:04] <erUSUL> UnderSampled: is #winehq
[16:04] <fjordlord> and have a question
[16:04] <fjordlord> cause my X freezes sometimes
[16:04] <UnderSampled> erUSUL: ah. thanks
[16:04] <roflparrot> richardcavell: I am plugged into the LAN
[16:04] <lordmeka_> ty
[16:04] <fjordlord> how can i start it again
[16:04] <roflparrot_> richardcavell: I tried that and the option was still not available
[16:04] <Blizzerand> !pastebin | jet
[16:05] <fjordlord> cause when i type startx it says Fatal (that its running i g uesse)
[16:05] <richardcavell> roflparrot_: are you plugged in right now?
[16:05] <ashbringer> Can anyone help me with adding packages on the alternate-install CD and having them been installed by default? I've followed the wiki article on the relevant topic, but I can't get the packages I add the the repo on the CD to install by default.
[16:05] <jet> !pastebin
[16:05] <roflparrot> richardcavell: no
[16:05] <fjordlord> im sure its a easy c ommand to start X again
[16:05] <roflparrot> I unplugged to get back here
[16:05] <fjordlord> from console
[16:05] <fjordlord> im sure its easy to start X again from console
[16:06] <fjordlord> but i dont know how
[16:06] <grawity> sdo service gdm restart?
[16:06] <grawity> *sudo
[16:06] <jet> Halitech: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221993/
[16:06] <Halitech> fjordlord, sudo /etc/init/d/gdm restart I think
[16:06] <richardcavell> roflparrot: is the option there but grayed out, or just not there full stop?
[16:06] <lordmeka_> ok i will give it a try
[16:06] <roflparrot> I'm going to bed
[16:06] <roflparrot> not there full stp
[16:06] <ricdanger> hi
[16:06] <richardcavell> roflparrot: okay come back tomorrow and we'll work on it
[16:07] <ricdanger> does anyone has a ati card working fine witrh 9.04 (compiz disabled)?
[16:07] <roflparrot> ok see you later
[16:07] <Halitech> jet, not even being seen, was the card plugged in?
[16:07] <ricdanger> I'm having major slowdown when I scroll, minimize, resize and maximize windows
[16:07] <jet> halitech: yeap. its a sony card in a reader plugged directly into my laptops slot
[16:07] <Blizzerand> ricdanger : With compiz disabled or enabled
[16:08] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: xserver-xfree86 is not installed
[16:08] <joss1> ricdanger: what driver are you using now?
[16:08] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : wait please
[16:08] <socomm> I'm trying to ssh from the outside, but am getting access denied after entering correct password.
[16:09] <socomm> I've forwarded port and everything.
[16:09] <socomm> Anyone got an idea how to solve this, i've been through google and can't find clear answer
[16:09] <socomm> Also, am able to ssh to this machine from local network.
[16:09] <richardcavell> socomm I just fixed my ssh want to pm me and we'll fix it
[16:09] <ricdanger> Blizzerand: compiz disabled
[16:09] <ricdanger> when it is enabled, the speed is mostly "ok"
[16:09] <Halitech> jet, ok, take the card out, open a terminal, wait 30 seconds, plug the card in, wait 15 seconds and then run dmsg and post the last 10 lines
[16:09] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg-core
[16:10] <jrhicks> mounting new HD on ubuntu desktop with Windows share, what file system should I use when formatting?
[16:10] <socomm> what is pm
[16:10] <ricdanger> but generally I turn off compiuz to get my desktop faster. on 9.04, the oposite occurs
[16:10] <erUSUL> jrhicks: you need to access it from windows locally ?
[16:10] <tonsofpcs> socomm: netstat -putan | grep ":22" << paste that here
[16:10] <Halitech> jrhicks, what format is the drive?
[16:10] <Blizzerand> jrhicks : ext3
[16:10] <tonsofpcs> [or in a pastebin]
[16:10] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: i tried that i don't get any configuration for the driver only keyboard
[16:10] <fjordlord> hi again
[16:10] <jrhicks> erusul: yes
[16:10] <fjordlord> but that was just restaring X
[16:11] <erUSUL> jrhicks: then your only option is ntfs
[16:11] <fjordlord> i wonder if i can restore X session
[16:11] <jrhicks> Halitech: is fat32, was old windows drive, intend to erase
[16:11] <socomm> tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:666             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      28805/sshd
[16:11] <socomm> tcp6       0      0 :::666                  :::*                    LISTEN      28805/sshd
[16:11] <fjordlord> cause it wasnt dead cause the mp3 was playing
[16:11] <fjordlord> just that some gfx phreezes sometimes
[16:11] <ciju> hi all, have ubuntu 9.10 on studio xps 16
[16:12] <tonsofpcs> socomm: you're usinng doom port? lol
[16:12] <socomm> heh
[16:12] <jet> halitech: how do i run dmsg?
[16:12] <ciju> backlight was working when i installed it on the system
[16:12] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: now i'm on live session and its working just fine
[16:12] <jrhicks> blizzerand: ext3 can be read by windows machines?
[16:12] <Halitech> jrhicks, then you would need to mount it as vfat until you format it ntfs
[16:12] <ciju> but, i guess, after some update, it stopped working
[16:12] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : I think you'd be better off with a fresh install *or* try ubuntu forums . And please be careful to give every bit of information when posting
[16:12] <Halitech> jet, in a terminal, just type in dmesg
[16:12] <tonsofpcs> socomm: can you paste your /etc/ssh/sshd_config into a pastebin?
[16:12] <richardcavell> socomm: I sent you a private message
[16:12] <ciju> could any body help me out with where i can configure/find out more about this
[16:13] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: ty for your time
[16:13] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : Always here to help
[16:13] <socomm> http://pastebin.com/m79d8b42
[16:14] <jrhicks> Halitch: srry, ntfs, not fat32
[16:14] <socomm> richardcavell, tonsofpcs
[16:14] <Halitech> jrhicks, ok, then mount it as ntfs
[16:14] <carlitos__> hey
[16:14] <jet> halitech: just the last 10 lines?
[16:14] <carlitos__> virtualbox  can use  a  tv  card Ç?
[16:14] <Halitech> jet, yeah, should give us the info we need
[16:14] <R0ncoToke> Is there any way to revert back to 8.10 from 9.04. I updated my distro from 8.10 to 9.04 and the display is disastrous.
[16:15] <Halitech> R0ncoToke, nuke and pave and reinstall
[16:15] <jrhicks> halitech: need not be read by windows on local machine, but local network
[16:15] <Oins> Can anyone tell me how to activate my S-Video output on my notebook. It's a ATI Radeon 7500 Card.
[16:15] <jet> halitech: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221999/
[16:15] <Halitech> jrhicks, then it doesn't matter as samba will take care of it
[16:15] <carlitos__> hello pls , virtualbox  can use  a  tv  card Ç?
[16:15] <R0ncoToke> Halitech, Any way to preserve the downloaded applications ?
[16:15] <jrhicks> halitech: sweet jiblees! thnx
[16:16] <richardcavell> socomm: You have port 666 selected
[16:16] <richardcavell> socomm: why not port 22?
[16:16] <Dr_willis>  carlitos__  ive never heard of that being done.
[16:16] <Poso> hello my friends
[16:16] <Poso> i have a problem
[16:16] <Poso> is my first time in irssi, so please be patient
[16:16] <Halitech> R0ncoToke, not to my knowledge, you can save your /home but thats it
[16:16] <socomm> richardcavell, port 22 common for port sniffers
[16:16] <carlitos__> Dr_willis:  thanks
[16:16] <jrhicks> halitech: never used ext3, enjoy experimenting, advise?
[16:16] <Blizzerand> !hi | Poso
[16:16] <ashbringer> Can anyone help me with adding packages on the alternate-install CD and having them been installed by default? I've followed the wiki article on the relevant topic, but I can't get the packages I add the the repo on the CD to install by default.
[16:16] <tonsofpcs> socomm: are you using the proper address?
[16:16] <richardcavell> socomm: okay, so you intend it to go over port 666
[16:16] <Poso> can anybody dedicate me 5 minutes to solve a problem related to X?
[16:16] <Halitech> jrhicks, what do you have running right now if you are using ubuntu?
[16:16] <socomm> richardcavell, port other than 22 yes
[16:16] <tonsofpcs> richardcavell: he's using the doom port for nonstandard communications
[16:17] <Jiq> I can try Poso :P
[16:17] <richardcavell> socomm: send me your IP via private message and I'll port scan you
[16:17] <socomm> tonsofpcs, yes
[16:17] <Poso> hi Jiq
[16:17] <Jiq> HEy
[16:17] <jrhicks> halitech: more specific?
[16:17] <socomm> richardcavell, lol no
[16:17] <tonsofpcs> richardcavell: i have his ip already...
[16:17] <Halitech> jet, seems like it keeps resetting
[16:17] <R0ncoToke> Halitech, I should have read about the VIA chip-set compatibility issues in 9.04 before upgrading.
[16:17] <Halitech> jrhicks, ubuntu uses ext3 by default
[16:17] <richardcavell> socomm: okay then port scan yourself from the shields up website
[16:17] <Poso> I dont know what's been done with this computer
[16:17] <Dr_willis> carlitos__:  Perhaps a USB tuner card/gizmo....
[16:17] <Poso> My friend who own this pc
[16:17] <Jiq> Poso: ok
[16:17] <socomm> yeah, you can just right click on user and you'll get IP
[16:17] <richardcavell> tonsofpcs: see if port 666 is responding
[16:17] <tonsofpcs> anyway, it tries connecting from here, socomm.
[16:18] <carlitos__> Dr_willis:  :D thanks  again
[16:18] <Halitech> R0ncoToke, I hear you, was in the same boat when I upgraded with my older ati card
[16:18] <jrhicks> halitech: aha, then am sure current drive is ext3
[16:18] <Poso> said that he want to have a nice bootscreen
[16:18] <socomm> tonsofpcs, yeah i can connect but auth will say access denied
[16:18] <jet> halitech: the card reader is through usb right?
[16:18] <Poso> so he touched something in bootscreen settings
[16:18] <tonsofpcs> socomm: what command are you using to connect to it from the remote location?
[16:18] <jrhicks> halitech: so new one should be as well, huh?
[16:18] <Poso> at the moment, when i boot his pc
[16:18] <tonsofpcs> oh, you're having key issues
[16:18] <socomm> ssh or putty
[16:18] <Halitech> jet, you tell me, I can't see  your hardware
[16:18] <Poso> i see the boot until X loads
[16:18] <socomm> tonsofpcs, neither works
[16:18] <Halitech> jrhicks, new drive? easier to set up ext3 then ntfs
[16:18] <jet> halitech: any command to see?
[16:19] <Halitech> jet, lsusb
[16:19] <Poso> when X loads the graphic card crash and i can't see anything
[16:19] <jrhicks> halitech: word, thnx!
[16:19] <socomm> ssh -p 666 -vv user@ip looks normal
[16:19] <CopyWriter> I LOVE UBUNTU1
[16:19] <Poso> i've tried to load X with xorg.conf.failsafe, but without success
[16:19] <CopyWriter> i don't have any questions i'm here to learn
[16:19] <Jiq> Poso: so the graphics card crashes? what happens? the screen goes fuzzy? or blank?
[16:19] <socomm> tonsofpcs, it goes through everything just fails on the last step (password)
[16:19] <Poso> the screen goes fuzzy
[16:19] <tonsofpcs> socomm: do you have your private key on the remote machine?
[16:20] <socomm> hmmmm, don't think so
[16:20] <socomm> let me check
[16:20] <tonsofpcs> :)
[16:20] <Jiq> Poso: Hmm, let me think for a sec
[16:20] <jet> http://paste.ubuntu.com/222001/      z-star micro is the internal reader
[16:20] <richardcavell> socomm: I'm not seeing port 666 open on your machine
[16:21] <socomm> richardcavell, give me a sec
[16:21] <ubuntor1147> !bye
[16:21] <Poso> ahaaaa Jiq
[16:21] <Poso> my friend has told me
[16:21] <Jiq> Poso: I can't really think of whats wrong, You would be better off posting your question with as much detail as possible at the ubuntu forum, in this board: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=334
[16:22] <Poso> that he change something in vesa specifications
[16:22] <anr78> I have an xmodmap-commandline that makes my mbp-keyboard behave better. How and where do I put this to make the changes permanent?
[16:22] <Poso> where can i modify the conf files about vesa modes?
[16:22] <Poso> in other words, where can i change vesa options?
[16:23] <Halitech> Poso, gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf or in a terminal sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:23] <Jiq> Poso: another question you should ask. You may need to bring up a command line by holding ctrol + alt + f1
[16:23] <Poso> in xorg.conf i cannot find specifications about vesa modes
[16:23] <socomm> tonsofpcs, no private key
[16:23] <socomm> on either
[16:23] <Blizzerand> Poso: try  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[16:23] <Poso> Jiq, when the screen hangs i cannot bring un another terminal
[16:23] <Halitech> jet, ok, reader is seen but for some reason it keeps resetting, not sure why
[16:23] <Poso> ctrlaltf1 does not work
[16:23] <Jiq> Poso: read above :)
[16:24] <Jiq> (05:23:45 PM) Blizzerand: Poso: try  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[16:24] <tonsofpcs> socomm: what is different between your local command and your remote command?
[16:24] <Halitech> Poso, the new xorg auto configs everything
[16:24] <richardcavell> tonsofpcs: you help him.
[16:24] <socomm> tonsofpcs, no difference
[16:24] <socomm> only diff I can think off is that im accessing from diff networks
[16:24] <gatton> I freshly installed xubuntu on an older computer, the video card is a  ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV200 QW [Radeon 7500]
[16:25] <gatton> but the "hardware drivers" progarm doesnt show any drivers for it to use
[16:25] <tonsofpcs> socomm: well then you need to change the hostname you connect to
[16:25] <tonsofpcs> because its hostname on local network is different
[16:25] <gatton> I notice that moving windows around is kind of slow to respond
[16:25] <K99Brain> Poso, if you have an ati card, ati proprietary driver fights with the framebuffer
[16:25] <buzza> gatton: ati dropped support for those older cards in tehir latest drivers (proprietary)
[16:25] <buzza> K99Brain: no ati doesn't support that hardware anymore.... :)
[16:26] <socomm> tonsofpcs, I connect via IP :/
[16:26] <socomm> not hostname
[16:26] <K99Brain> buzza, my message was for poing
[16:26] <socomm> im confused, lol
[16:26] <gatton> buzza, so how do I get it to work ?
[16:26] <K99Brain> buzza, not for you...
[16:26] <buzza> K99Brain: AH. i see :)
[16:26] <buzza> gatton: it should just "work"
[16:26] <tonsofpcs> socomm: well then the ip you connect to will change
[16:27] <jet> i guess ill try a regular sd card and see if i pick something up and go from there.
[16:27] <jet> halitech: wait a second, im wrong. thats a webcam
[16:27] <gatton> ok, well it does work. but moving windows and stuff around seems kind of choppy
[16:27] <td123> does anyone know what I should use to mirror a debian based repo? debmirror or apt-mirror? do any of those support checking file integrity so that the local repo wont have any issues?
[16:27] <jdude> !raid
[16:28] <socomm> tonsofpcs, you recommend?
[16:28]  * Blizzerand blinks at the wonders of technology
[16:28] <jet> halitech: i was wrong. z star is a webcam
[16:28]  * tonsofpcs thinks
[16:29] <bitmonster> 	
[16:29] <bitmonster> NVIDIA TNT2 M64
[16:29] <FloodBot2> bitmonster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:29] <bitmonster> 	
[16:29] <bitmonster> NVIDIA TNT2 M64
[16:29] <Halitech> jet, ok, so the card reader isn't being seen then, that would be a problem
[16:29] <FloodBot2> bitmonster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:29] <bitmonster> that's weird
[16:29] <socomm> bitmonster, use pastebin
[16:29] <K99Brain> gatton, however there are some tricks to improve performaces with the open driver... like enabling the 8x agp. but we can only hoping in a new proprietary driver that support the new xorg
[16:29] <bitmonster> i didn't want to press enter ...
[16:29] <socomm> ok
[16:30] <acoustyk> hey guys I have a quick question
[16:30] <jet> all this bluetooth stuff in dmesg output..... does that mean my laptop has the bluetooth
[16:31] <gatton> K99Brain, how do I do that ?
[16:31] <acoustyk> is there a way for me to store my installed programs on ubuntu so that I can automate their downloads when I reinstall?
[16:31] <bitmonster> my old graphics card broke ... so i have to substitute it: anyone who knows whether an nvidia tnt2 m64 32mb will flawlessly work with ubuntu 9.04?
[16:31] <acoustyk> i remember reading something on lifehacker
[16:31] <Halitech> jet, yes, most likely
[16:31] <bitmonster> or other suggestions for old agp graphics cards ?
[16:31] <jet> cool
[16:31] <pw-toxic> hi, i just made a grow on my raid5 ..   mdadm --detail /dev/md0 says:  Array Size : 2930287488 (2794.54 GiB 3000.61 GB), but when i do right click->properties in the mounted volume, he tells me that there are only 1700 MB available ?!
[16:31] <socomm> bitmonster, possible yes
[16:32] <pw-toxic> why
[16:32] <K99Brain> gatton, enabling the 8x agp? you have to insert this line in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:32] <phil_> I'm having some trouble with screen resolution, everytime I log into unbutu, the resolution is set too low, I change it, and try saving the file and I get an error..."unable to create new x config backup file '/etc/x11xorg.conf.backup" any known solution?
[16:32] <K99Brain> gatton, Option          "AGPMode"       "8"
[16:32] <jet> im also seeing things about sd in dmesg. how can i isolate that stuff into something more understandable like lsusb?
[16:32] <K99Brain> gatton, in the section "Device"
[16:32] <TwoToneSpirit> phil_: Is the user as whom you are logged in a sudoer?
[16:32] <gatton> ok
[16:32] <bitmonster> in the german hardware database it's mentioned that nvidia riva tnt2 64 works with nvidia-glx-legacy drivers
[16:32] <tonsofpcs> socomm: hmmm
[16:33] <tonsofpcs> socomm: have you tried taking the same machine you use inside the network and using it from outside the network?
[16:33] <K99Brain> gatton, it improve the performances just a bit
[16:33] <jet> [    4.284444] Driver 'sd' needs updating - please use bus_type methods
[16:33] <bitmonster> will i have to configure that or will it be recognized immediately?
[16:33] <gatton> ok
[16:33] <philf> twotonspirit not sure how I'm logged in, I am the only user set up and using it
[16:33] <gatton> K99Brain, I will try that
[16:33] <philf> twotonespirit, I DO use the sudo command at the terminal if that helps
[16:33] <socomm> tonsofpcs, I've tried only ssh clients and those don't seem to work
[16:33] <gatton> I have another problem though: for some reason VLC plays music ect, but online flash videos have no audio.
[16:34] <tonsofpcs> ?
[16:34] <socomm> tonsofpcs, http://www.netspace.org/ssh/
[16:35] <Halitech> jet, what version are you running?
[16:35] <jet> 8.10 intrepid
[16:35] <tonsofpcs> that hasn't answered the question
[16:35] <Halitech> jet, see if there are any updates you need to do
[16:35] <acoustyk> nm
[16:35] <acoustyk> i just found out that its in synaptic
[16:36] <socomm> tonsofpcs, negative to the question
[16:36] <Halitech> jet, also might be worth a try to download 9.04 live cd and see how it runs, might fix things that aren't working now
[16:36] <tonsofpcs> ok, can you?
[16:36] <socomm> tonsofpcs, not at the monet
[16:36] <socomm> moment*
[16:36] <tonsofpcs> ...
[16:36] <jet> yea im totally up to date i like 8.10 alot more than 9.04
[16:36] <tonsofpcs> can you some other time and come back with the results?
[16:37] <Halitech> jet, but don't upgrade without trying it
[16:37] <jet> 9.04 wont let my zune play while plugged in
[16:37] <acoustyk> I seriously screwed up my wireless drivers to the point of them no longer working.  Does anyone know how to reinstall them so that I don't have to do a full ubuntu reinstall?  (Dell Inspiron 6000)
[16:37] <socomm> tonsofpcs, hah guess i'll have to try later
[16:37] <mirsal> back
[16:37] <m1ky> hi, where is the key "^g" when i use dvtm?
[16:37] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: Can you edit /etc/x11/xorg.conf by hand?
[16:37] <socomm> but im thinking it's gonna be my router
[16:37] <mirsal> m1ky, ctrl+g
[16:37] <socomm> thanks for your help tonsofpcs
[16:37] <m1ky> mirsal, i'll have a try
[16:37] <mirsal> m1ky, "^" symbolizes the control key
[16:37] <tonsofpcs> soloslinger: your router is forwarding fine
[16:38] <tonsofpcs> it's your auth settings most likely
[16:38] <mrken1> anyone want to help a linux newb with the ubiquitous sound problem (I've already done everything at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting)?
[16:38] <philf> twotonespirit I can try, although I'm new to this and not sure how I would do that...if you walk me through it I'm sure I can
[16:38] <m1ky> mirsal, it seems not work.
[16:38] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:38] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: But be careful :-)
[16:39] <mah> What VM would you recommend installing under Ubuntu to run other LiveCD's.. preferrably a light-weight VM
[16:39] <Halitech> philf, use gksudo, not sudo on that command
[16:39] <Dr_willis> It pays to rember to backup systemc onfigs..befor youedit them
[16:39] <richj> Hi is anyone a mysql guru??
[16:39] <tonsofpcs> richj: #mysql maybe?
[16:39] <m1ky> mirsal, so if i want to creat a new split windows, i need to press three key together? Ctrl+g+c?
[16:40] <ciju> i have an intel 5100 wireless card, but i am not able to make it work with ubuntu 9.10. could anybody help me out with some info
[16:40] <Dr_willis> m1ky:  ctrl-g   then c   normally
[16:40] <mrken1> Hi anyone want to help a newb with sound problems (already followed all the troubleshooting recs)?
[16:40] <mirsal> m1ky, I don't know dvtm
[16:40] <mirsal> m1ky, but if it's ^g-c then it's as Dr_willis said
[16:40] <philf> towtonespirit yes, using halitech's gksudo I can edit this file.
[16:40] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: In fact you may want to first run "cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup" - this will simply copy the file to a backup file.  If you are unable to do this, it may shed some light on your initial problem
[16:41] <m1ky> mirsal, you can have a try, the man doc says the mod key is "^g", and the create window key is "mod-c", but if i press ctrl+g+c, it does work.
[16:41] <philf> twotonespirit I can try that now.
[16:41] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's the difference between "limit" and "allow" in ufw?
[16:41] <m1ky> Dr_willis, that's right.
[16:41] <Dr_willis> m1ky:  hmm.. mod is normally the 'alt' key i think.
[16:41] <TwoToneSpirit> Halitech, philf: I've never been clear on when and gksudo is necessary.  I only use when I might not be able to type the password into the terminal for some reason or when I want the password dialog to appear on the visual display if I'm SSH'd in to a terminal.
[16:42] <m1ky> mirsal, Dr_w get it. Thank you both guy.
[16:42] <Halitech> !sudo | TwoToneSpirit philf
[16:42] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: Do you see a list of "modes" in your xorg.conf?
[16:42] <TwoToneSpirit> !gksu
[16:42] <Dr_willis> TwoToneSpirit: if it an x gui type appuse gksudo,   of course ifyou are in the console.. theres no X.. so no need for gnsudo.
[16:43] <mrken1> Anyone want to help with no sound (I know everyone is having this problem, but I've tried  all the troubleshooting recs)?
[16:43] <Dr_willis> TwoToneSpirit:  if you have ssh 'x forwarrding' enabled. you can use gksudo also.. or go old-skool like im used to and use 'sux' :) (but thats a bad habbit)
[16:43] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis: Will do.  I have seen that before but paid it no mind as I thought it made no difference.  Do you know what difference it makes?
[16:43] <philf> twotonespirit no such file or directory
[16:43] <Dr_willis> TwoToneSpirit:  X security credentials
[16:43] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: you have no /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?!  - this is case sensitive
[16:44] <Dr_willis> TwoToneSpirit:  some day you will try to run an app with sudo and get 'cant open display' and then you will rember.. DOH@! use gksudo!
[16:44] <philf> twotonespirit, OH, sorry didn't do the cap x will try again
[16:44] <Halitech> philf, make sure you type /etc/X11/xorg.conf and not /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[16:44] <Sh3r1ff> philf: use tab completion ;)
[16:44] <Dr_willis> Public service anoucement :  Yes.. rember Linux IS caSeSenEseTiVe!
[16:44] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: I've got to go.  PM me if you like and I'll try to work with you later.  Basically you want to add "Modes" under your "Subsection Display" - the modes work like this "Resolution - Refresh Rate" for example:     Modes      "1024x768_75.00"
[16:45] <ciju> has anybody used intel 5100 wireless card with ubuntu 9.**
[16:45] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis, Halitech: Thanks.  I'll remember that in the future.  :-)
[16:45] <mrken1> help out a linux newb (who's at least already RTFMd)?
[16:45] <nowai__> how can I use IPtables to drop any packets from interface eth1 that are destined for 192.168.0.0/24 ?
[16:45] <m1ky> another question, if i use dwm as my wm, can i set a picture as my wall paper?
[16:45] <prince_jammys> mrken1: give details and someone will help
[16:46] <unop> !wireless | ciju, have a look here
[16:46] <Dr_willis> m1ky:  you can customize most of that stuff.. but you may need to use some command line tool to do it in some cases.
[16:46] <Dr_willis> !info dwm
[16:47] <m1ky> Dr_willis, let me have a try first.
[16:48] <pw-toxic> help: the properties window of a folder does not show the correct partition size!
[16:48] <pw-toxic> my partition is a raid5 i previously growed
[16:48] <philf> sh3riff what is tab completion?
[16:49] <Dr_willis> !tab | philf
[16:49] <unop> nowai__, something like. iptables -A INPUT -s eth0 -d 192.168.1.0/24 -j DROP
[16:49] <ciju> ubottu, i had a look there, searched on the topic etc. but there r no examples of anybody making it work with Ubuntu (may be even Linux). this was most promising, http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Download/stable/ but didnt work for me.
[16:49] <tonsofpcs> oo, tab, i think i'll have one of those!
[16:49] <Dr_willis> philf:  one of the greatest inventions since the toaster :)
[16:49] <carliNHOS> alguna xika q able español
[16:49] <prince_jammys> philf: when you begin typing the first few characters of something, and then hit the tab key to autocomplete the rest.
[16:50] <philf> Dr_willis: WOW!!! thanks!!! that is SOOO much better...
[16:50] <philf> prince_jammys: found it, thanks!
[16:50] <Dr_willis> Linux: the Os where you actually USE the tab key! and those other funny keys - like ~ and |
[16:50] <nowai__> so "iptables -A INPUT -t filter -i eth1 -d 192.168.0.0/24 -j DROP" SHOULD drop any packets TO 192.168.0.* FROM eth1, right?
[16:50] <mrken1> prince_jammys: dual boot ubuntu 9 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.
[16:50] <Dr_willis> its always amuseing when training linux beginners to hear them say 'on THATS what that key is for...'
[16:51] <philf> i have to say, the support here is WAY better than any windows support!!!! thanks everyone for your help!!! I'm liking this way better...
[16:51] <VirusTB_> word
[16:51] <philf> Dr_willis: called a lightbulb moment
[16:51] <pngll> Are there any portable virtual machine hosts in existence? I've been googling for a bit and can't find something that would run off a USB key without installing something on the host machine beforehand.
[16:51] <prince_jammys> mrken1:good. direct it to the whole channel, including what the problem is (no sound). I don't know the solution.
[16:52] <Dr_willis> philf:  all windows normally does.. is say 'reformat/reinstall' or 'go buy this $40 peice of trival-ware to fix a problem in the os.. or 'try this and pray' :)
[16:52] <nowai__> still seem to be able to access 192.168.0.* from eth1
[16:52] <rocky_> xorg server just crashed :(
[16:52] <VirusTB> word
[16:52] <VirusTB> Hey
[16:52] <Dr_willis> pngll:  ive seen qemu done that way befor.
[16:52] <prince_jammys> mrken1: otherwise people will think i'm dealing with it, which sucks for you since i don't know the answer :)
[16:52] <VirusTB>  Question, what is WINE really?
[16:52] <VirusTB> !wine
[16:52] <Dr_willis> VirusTB:  there ya go. :)
[16:52] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[16:52] <Dr_willis> izap:  you did make the CD directory first?
[16:52] <VirusTB> Dr_willis:  lol but what does it really do? is it a VM ?
[16:52] <izap> yes
[16:53] <mrken1> Anyone: no sound on dual boot ubuntu 9 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.  Tried all the troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[16:53] <Dr_willis> VirusTB:  its a layer of software that converts windows 'calls' to the proper linux/X calls.
[16:53] <VirusTB> Dr_willis:  ohh so then if i have wine installed on my Ubuntu, I can then install Adobe Photoshop?
[16:54] <VirusTB> Dr_willis:  does it work for every windoes ****.exe setup?
[16:54] <Dr_willis> VirusTB:  it may or may not run properly..  i hear older versions do run decently
[16:54] <gatton> how come vlc plays the sound but flash videos on youtube don't ?? I just installed Xubuntu
[16:54] <Dr_willis> VirusTB:  no not EVERY one.
[16:54] <boss_mc> VirusTB: look in the AppDB (linked from ubottu) to see how well programs run
[16:54] <dr3mro> happy to announce that I am using Linux now flawlessly and dumped my windows in the basket :)))))
[16:54] <Dr_willis> gatton:  theres some known flash sound issues.. thers some sound-flash compatiability package that may help. but i forget its name.
[16:54] <Ezrarmy> So, ummm... I'm just checking to see if my internets is just being very strange... Are the webpages for the Jaunty Packages down?
[16:55] <prince_jammys> mrken1: if no one responds in 5-10 minutes, you can just repost until somebody helps out.
[16:55] <boss_mc> Ezrarmy: which server
[16:55] <VirusTB> boss_mc:  where can I find that url?/ dont see it
[16:55] <philf> ubottu: how did you know I WASNT using tab completion? or was that just a random suggestion?
[16:55] <VirusTB> !appdb
[16:55] <Ezrarmy> well, i'm on windows, i've only got wireless available to me, and i'm trying to get my wifi card working
[16:55] <prince_jammys> philf: ubottu is not a human being.
[16:55] <Ezrarmy> so packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty
[16:55] <philf> prince_jammys: just found that out lol
[16:55] <philf> *bows head in shame*
[16:56] <Dr_willis> !botsnack
[16:56] <Dr_willis> :()
[16:56] <prince_jammys> he doesn't take snacks anymore
[16:56] <Paddy_NI> Dr_willis: Miia cleaned it
[16:56] <prince_jammys> !botsmack
[16:56] <Dr_willis> !love
[16:56] <Dr_willis> :)
[16:56] <boss_mc> Ezrarmy: looks down to me...
[16:56] <mrken1> Help me dump windows: no sound on dual boot ubuntu 9.04 - 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.  Tried all the troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[16:56] <philf> prince_jammys: I guess the name kind of says it all...
[16:56] <VirusTB> LOL @ Dr_willis
[16:56] <VirusTB> !food
[16:56] <boss_mc> mrken1: you using pulseaudio? or alsa?
[16:56] <VirusTB> !foo
[16:56] <laeg> !bluetooth
[16:57] <VirusTB> !foobar
[16:57] <mrken1> boss_mc alsa
[16:57] <boss_mc> !botabuse | everyone...
[16:57] <Dr_willis> Hmm.. ive never seen a PC using the hdmi stuff for sound out yet.. guess that will get more common in the future.
[16:57] <mrken1> boss_mc: I think?
[16:58] <boss_mc> mrken1: do ps -A | grep pulse in terminal
[16:58] <mrken1> boss_mc: see my setup at http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=89f2a276e6579aba168ae61d5bb758cfda57d58a
[16:58] <boss_mc> mrken1: to see if pulse is running
[16:58] <Ezrarmy> boss_mc: so did I ask a stupid question, cause I tend to do that alot, lol
[16:59] <boss_mc> Ezrarmy: nope, fair
[16:59] <mrken1> moss_mc: is the command "grep pulse" or "ps -A | grep pulse"?
[17:00] <boss_mc> mrken1: yes, you are running pulse, try installing paman
[17:00] <boss_mc> mrken1: ps -A | grep pulse
[17:00] <ubuntunewbie> hi does anyone know what is directory printer ?
[17:01] <pygi> yofel, no, its not
[17:01] <pw-toxic> how can i rsize my ext4 filesystem?
[17:01] <mrken1> boss_mc: paman installed
[17:01] <skulltraill> hello
[17:01] <pw-toxic> i want it to be bigger than before
[17:01] <pygi> yofel, or well, kindof: 13890 ?        00:00:04 notify-osd
[17:01] <boss_mc> mrken1: run padevchooser (it opens in notification area)
[17:01] <Ezrarmy> So, I need to download some .deb packages before I can get my wifi working in ubuntu, however, I can't access the packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty links in windows. Are there any other options?
[17:02] <Anton_ZH> #mandarin
[17:02] <arand> pw-toxic: use gparted "partition manager"
[17:02] <VirusTB> !movie player
[17:02] <unop> pw-toxic, /sbin/resize2fs (command line) or gparted (GUI)
[17:02] <VirusTB> !movie
[17:02] <mrken1> boss_mc: ran padevchooser from term and term hangs
[17:02] <prince_jammys> !players > VirusTB
[17:02] <m1ky> Dr_willis, is there anyway to run a script(set the background) after i login to the dwm? It seems that the bashrc is for the bash login, and that's the only way i know.
[17:03] <pw-toxic> unop, when i do man resize2fs ext4 is not mentioned.. only ext2 and ext3
[17:03] <asmips> Where is the salt portion of the password stored? Is it simply prepended cleartext in /etc/shadow?
[17:03] <pw-toxic> Aragon, partition manager does not work becuase it does not list my raid devices like /dev/md0
[17:05] <boss_mc> mrken1:  that's cos it's waiting for padevchooser to be closed
[17:05] <unop> pw-toxic, i believe ext4 is just an extension to extX - see http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Frequently_Asked_Questions#How_to_online_resize_the_Ext4_filesystem.3F
[17:05] <boss_mc> mrken1: it looks like an audio jack in the system tray
[17:05] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[17:05] <mrken1> boss_mc: got it; closed app in sys tray
[17:06] <mrken1> boss_mc: term is back
[17:06] <boss_mc> mrken1: no, you need to use the app :)
[17:06] <unop> pw-toxic, also, a big warning here - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1134978
[17:06] <mrken1> boss_mc: ok it's back
[17:06] <boss_mc> mrken1: it's a manager for pulse, to see how far the audio is getting
[17:06] <erUSUL> izap: do « dmesg | tail » like th error msg says
[17:06] <boss_mc> mrken1: cllick on it and click Volume Control
[17:07] <mrken1> boss_mc: done
[17:07] <boss_mc> mrken1: opens a window, showing apps that are trying to play sound
[17:07] <erUSUL> izap: after tryong the command of course
[17:07] <pw-toxic> unop, what does he mean with "off-line" ?
[17:07] <bobbob1016> Anyone know why FSLint, a duplicate file finder (among other things), has a merge button that hardlinks files, instead of symlinking them?  I have a lot of duplicates and I want them symlinked, so I can free up space, not hard linked.  Any ideas?
[17:07] <boss_mc> mrken1: are there some there?
[17:07] <VirusTB> How do i uninstall !Mplayer
[17:07] <VirusTB> @Mplayer
[17:07] <VirusTB> !MPLayer
[17:08] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: sudo apt-get remove mplayer
[17:08] <mrken1> boss_mc: HDA Intel _ALC662 Analog
[17:08] <VirusTB> thanks prince_jammys
[17:08] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: that applies to any package you want to remove
[17:08] <Slart> bobbob1016: don't symlinks always need a base copy of the file? but hard links just remain until the last hard link is removed?
[17:08] <boss_mc> mrken1: that's an output device, not an audio source (look in the playback tab)
[17:08] <ubuntunewbie> hi does anyone know what is directory printer ?
[17:09] <izap> erUSUL: what should i look for in the log
[17:09] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: context ?
[17:09] <Slart> bobbob1016: I would say hard links make more sense unless there is an obvious way of knowing where the original file is located
[17:09] <mrken1> boss_mc: just system sounds (mono at 100%)
[17:09] <erUSUL> izap: paste the lines ina pastebin
[17:09] <VirusTB> prince_jammys:  yea i know :D im learning bit by bit :D
[17:09] <dreamy_> is there any command or app to simply test "hyperZ" on linux ?
[17:09] <bobbob1016> Slart: Yes, but hard links duplicate size.  I'd want to keep the same locations, just only use 1 bit of space.
[17:09] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : hi again :) http://www.tonysfreeware.com/images/DirectoryPrint2.jpg
[17:09] <VirusTB> !bit
[17:09] <Slart> bobbob1016: sure about that?
[17:09] <boss_mc> mrken1: open an audio player, and set something playing
[17:09] <izap> erUSUL: http://pastebin.org/3029
[17:09] <nowai__> how would I limit a network interface's data speeds?
[17:09] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : something like that , I wanted to generate a data from it http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1206962
[17:10] <bobbob1016> Slart: I don't mean "1 bit" i mean one 1x space not 2x or 3x.
[17:10] <boss_mc> mrken1: so you have someting to test with
[17:10] <pygi> yofel, if you're around, that would certainly help :p
[17:10] <Slart> bobbob1016: "hard links duplicat size", are you sure?
[17:10] <VirusTB> prince_jammys:  is MPlayer the "Movie Player"  i ran te command but its still there in Apps>Sound& Video  .. ...  I only want to use VLC
[17:10] <mrken1> boss_mc: ok opened rhythm box music player and started a stream
[17:11] <boss_mc> mrken1: ok, right click and see where the stream is being sent
[17:11] <erUSUL> izap: is a blank cd ?
[17:11] <boss_mc> (riight click on the stream in Volume Control
[17:11] <pw-toxic> unop, now i'm scared and i dont know what to do :D
[17:11] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : does any ubuntu linux application possible to list all the file directory , size , created , file type and etc
[17:11] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: it's probably not mplayer, but 'totem'.
[17:11] <mrken1> boss_mc: stream does not appear in vol control
[17:11] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: ls -l generates a listing
[17:12] <bobbob1016> Slart: Pretty sure
[17:12] <mrken1> boss_mc: yes I'm showing all streams
[17:12] <erUSUL> !cli | ubuntunewbie
[17:12] <bobbob1016> Slart: Although google-ing is giving me mixed answers
[17:12] <Slart> bobbob1016: I'm pretty sure that you've got it wrong
[17:12] <dreamy_> did anyone ever switched hyperz on a radeon 7000 ?
[17:13] <VirusTB> !totem
[17:13] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : oh , but I wanted it to print into a text file on order.
[17:13] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: do the same command as before, but with totem
[17:13] <Paddy_NI> !botabuse | virusTB
[17:13] <boss_mc> mrken1: hmmmm, ok, that suggests you havn't got rhythmbox (and maybe ubuntu) set to use pulse
[17:13] <VirusTB> Hey! Paddy_NI  :( im not abusing it!
[17:13] <boss_mc> mrken1: system->prefernces->sound
[17:13] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: just redirect the output to a text file « ls -l > file.txt » you can add optons to ls to sort the output or change what it list
[17:14] <boss_mc> mrken1: set things to pulseaudio sound server
[17:14] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: see the man page of ls
[17:14] <yofel> pygi: back
[17:14] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: « man ls »
[17:14] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: just /msg ubottu totem for example, when you want bot factoids for yourself.
[17:14] <pygi> yofel, wb :P
[17:14] <pygi> yofel, can we please solve this? :P
[17:14] <pygi> I'll help you with any cd-recording question on linux, possible or impossible :D
[17:14] <mrken1> boss_mc: done
[17:14] <boss_mc> mrken1: do the test buttons work there?
[17:15] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : ok now reading :)
[17:15] <boss_mc> mrken1: do they start a stream in Volume Control?
[17:15] <izap> erUSUL: no..it deff has something in it
[17:15] <mrken1> boss_mc: yes but no sound emitted
[17:15] <boss_mc> mrken1: ok, watch the output devices tab for a volume bar when you click test
[17:16] <mrken1> boss_mc: playback tab has gnome-sound-properties: audiotest wave at 100%; nothing new under output devices
[17:17] <yofel> pygi: hehe, did you try to restart notify-osd?
[17:17] <Alvinware> Is Freenode-#Ubuntu safe from being attacked by flood-of-IM?
[17:17] <mrken1> boss_mc: still nothing from rhythmbox
[17:18] <VirusTB> How do i tell if I can install an App. from AppDB with WIne?
[17:18] <pygi> yofel, pkill notify-osd ; notify-osd? :P
[17:18] <erUSUL> izap: i see some bug reports with the same issue but no workaround or fix :| sorry
[17:18] <Slart> VirusTB: check the rating of the app
[17:18] <prince_jammys> Alvinware: try #freenode
[17:18] <yofel> pygi: try to run it in a terminal, so 'pkill notify-osd; /usr/lib/notify-osd/notify-osd'
[17:18] <VirusTB> Slart:  well i dont se a rating :S http://bit.ly/T2FUY
[17:18] <bobbob1016> Slart: No big deal, I found a selection thing, I don;t need the duplicates, so I deleted them.  Thanks though.
[17:18] <bobbob1016> don't*
[17:18] <Slart> bobbob1016: you're welcome
[17:19] <Slart> VirusTB: at the lower part of that page.. you have a table.. column 3
[17:19] <mrken1> boss_mc: do you think I should worry that only output device is analog even though the soundcard is both analog and digitial but it's supposed to be piping through the HDMI out on the video card?
[17:20] <Alvinware> ubottu: why's that my aMule, and Pidgin automatically terminated with-out my knowledge?
[17:20] <boss_mc> mrken1: ok, unfortunately I g2g, it looks like the steam is being sent to the wrong place by pulse, try changing the stream target
[17:20] <Alvinware> Try #freenode for what?
[17:20] <mrken1> boss_mc: how?
[17:20] <VirusTB> Slart:  ohh that rating! i was looking for 5 stars :P so...then Gold ratings worlk the best with Wine!
[17:20] <Alvinware> wow, bot reporting error too, lol.
[17:20] <boss_mc> mrken1: and analogue digital thing shouldn't be too much of a problem (I think the cards defaut to dual output)
[17:20] <mrken1> boss_mc: only one target listed
[17:21] <oscarinformatica> hola que
[17:22] <erUSUL> !es | oscarinformatica
[17:22] <oscarinformatica> a que bueno tarde
[17:22] <VirusTB> Slart:  ohh that rating! i was looking for 5 stars :P so...then Gold ratings worlk the best with Wine!
[17:23] <mrken1> boss_mc: any last words on changing target when only one output device listed?
[17:23] <boss_mc> mrken1: nothing springs to mind...
[17:23] <erUSUL> VirusTB: platinum works better
[17:23] <erUSUL> VirusTB: ;P
[17:23] <boss_mc> mrken1: sorry
[17:23] <oscarinformatica> a que bueno bien a ubuntu a que pueden installación el juegos como
[17:23] <VirusTB> erUSUL:  thanks
[17:23] <Slart> VirusTB: platinum is the best.. then gold, silver, bronze... there used to be a page about this but I can't find it any more
[17:24] <mrken1> boss_mc:anyone here I can direct a query to?
[17:24] <vlad__> hey guys how can i git rid of root password for now
[17:24] <boss_mc> mrken1: ask in #pulseaudio, they know their stuff (they wrote it!)
[17:24] <erUSUL> vlad__: there is no root passord in ubuntu
[17:24] <vlad__> backtrack
[17:24] <Paddy_NI> !sudo | vlad
[17:24] <mrken1> boss_mc: thanks for the try
[17:24] <vlad__> have 1 set
[17:24] <VirusTB> Slart:  erUSUL: question how to i update my WINE to the newest one? I am on version 1.0.1
[17:24] <boss_mc> mrken1: np
[17:24] <Slart> !wine | VirusTB
[17:25] <erUSUL> VirusTB: add the winehp repo to your sources... instructions in their page
[17:26] <oscarinformatica> a por eso sucede
[17:26] <nicark> Quick question. The 32 bits ubuntu will I be able to make use of the 4GB of ram I have. Or only will be able to with the 64 bits one?
[17:26] <erUSUL> oscarinformatica: no puedes usar español aqui. usa ingles o ve a #ubuntu-es
[17:26] <Threetimes> !es | oscarinformatica
[17:26] <erUSUL> nicark: the later
[17:26] <Slart> nicark: you'll end up using about 3.5 GB with 32bit ubuntu
[17:27] <nicark> erUSUL: Oh, only with the 64 bits one?
[17:27] <Slart> nicark: 64 bit will see the whole 4GB
[17:27] <oscarhacksordo> a que bueno bien
[17:27] <erUSUL> nicark: yes
[17:27] <nicark> Slart: Thanks Slart erUSUL
[17:27] <delly> nicark: 32-bit = max  4 gig ram availon AND max 2 gig per app(which frankly makes more than 2gig ram useless)
[17:27] <oscarhacksordo> a un pregunto a tu saber españal por comunicacion a mi ?
[17:27] <Slart> delly: oh.. ubuntu has a 2GB per app limit too?
[17:27] <prince_jammys> he's not even speaking coherent spanish. just trolling.
[17:28] <pygi> delly, scratch that. 3GB without server kernel :P
[17:28] <erUSUL> delly: o.0!! so you only have one app running at any given time... you are using DOS ;P
[17:28] <pygi> Slart, just install pae-enabled kernel :p
[17:28] <fccf> delly : nicar: Unless your hardware supports PAE .... then 4gigs ram will been seen in 32bit
[17:28] <sebastien_> Hi
[17:28] <Slart> pygi: nah.. I'm running 64bit.. just didn't know about the 2GB per app limit
[17:29] <Virtus> hello
[17:29] <pygi> fccf, I still thinks its 3GB :P
[17:29] <sebastien_> I 've just installed Ubuntu and have some questions
[17:29] <pygi> but what do I know :D
[17:29] <erUSUL> fccf: genrci kernel does not uses pae
[17:29] <robo47> Hi
[17:29] <Virtus> hello all
[17:29] <VirusTB> sebastien ask away
[17:29] <pygi> erUSUL, indeed
[17:29] <pygi> :)
[17:29] <Threetimes> hi, does anybody knows what "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug" means?
[17:29] <Virtus> =)
[17:29] <delly> erUSUL, pygi, fccf: its still 2gig per app, which franky the background system does not use that much
[17:29] <sebastien_> I had also Open Suse 11.1 and I want to "send" all /home/user on Ubuntu Desktop...
[17:30] <robo47> i want to reinstall ubuntu is there a way to "save" der installed packages as debs and use them after reinstall ? i dont want to download 2GB++ after reinstall
[17:30] <pygi> delly, possibly, tho I run many apps :P
[17:30] <pygi> robo47, yes
[17:30] <p-suti> server/ irc.cc.tut.fi
[17:30] <erUSUL> !clone | robo47
[17:30] <oscarhacksordo> virus TB hola buenotarde !!!!!!!!
[17:30] <delly> pygi: well, then 3x
[17:30] <delly> pygi: is usefull
[17:30] <sebastien_> my wife don't want to mount the device every time :/
[17:30] <whatisthe> hey, does anyone have any experience with raid cards in ubuntu?
[17:31] <erUSUL> !nyone | whatisthe
[17:31] <erUSUL> !anyone | whatisthe
[17:31] <oscarhacksordo> a que mi no entiento mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[17:31] <Virtus> all are a seagoing people bitch and ïèçäàíóòûå ÷ìàðè ÷òîá âà ñâñåõ â ïèçäó óåáàòü
[17:32] <Threetimes> hi, does anybody knows what "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug" means?
[17:32] <whatisthe> ha sorry, i'm trying to configure an areca card and i can't seem to get the web based management to work
[17:32] <mintux> gparted take too long time to show partitions why ?
[17:32] <mrken1> Help me dump windows: no sound on dual boot ubuntu 9.04 - 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.  Tried all the troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting also can get test 
[17:32] <Virtus> all are a seagoing people bitch and ïèçäàíóòûå ÷ìàðè ÷òîá âà ñâñåõ â ïèçäó óåáàòü
[17:32] <Virtus> all are a seagoing people bitch and ïèçäàíóòûå ÷ìàðè ÷òîá âà ñâñåõ â ïèçäó óåáàòü
[17:32] <Virtus> all are a seagoing people bitch and ïèçäàíóòûå ÷ìàðè ÷òîá âà ñâñåõ â ïèçäó óåáàòü
[17:32] <FloodBot2> Virtus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:33] <Threetimes> mintux: what is "too long"?
[17:33] <mintux> Threetimes time
[17:33] <mintux> sorry
[17:33] <robo47> !automate
[17:33] <mintux> Threetimes seraching partitions
[17:33] <Threetimes> mintux: how long does it take? one minute?
[17:34] <mintux> Threetimes: no for open 5 minute or 10 minutes and each work on partition 2-3 minute or more
[17:34] <oscarhacksordo> hola Otpaxa que alli ubuntu ???
[17:34] <Qtpaxa> ???
[17:35] <Threetimes> That's very long indeed, does the computer work fast otherwise?
[17:35] <defrysk> !es
[17:35] <pygi> yofel, it kindof seems to work now
[17:35] <pygi> at least test notification works...
[17:35] <oscarhacksordo> mmmm
[17:35] <syntax_> How do you install ati drivers on unbuntu?
[17:35] <ufd> anyone notice firefox crashes after installing latest updates ?
[17:35] <techbw> hi I changed the sound theme in ubuntu to a custom setup, the files were ogg files, and it makes a hiss before playing the sounds, now every time I boot, the loud hissing sound comes up, I have deleted the ogg files, as well as restored to default sound config, is there any way that I can get rid of this hissssss, it was fine before changing the sound theme.
[17:35] <erUSUL> defrysk: has recived that factoid many times. it does not listen
[17:36] <erUSUL> !ati | syntax_
[17:36] <whatisthe> no one knows how to configure an areca card :(  whenever i launch the proxy to access the configuration utility through the web it times out after 6 minutes and says could not bind to ip
[17:36] <defrysk> erUSUL, ok thnks
[17:36] <Gnea> !english | oscarhacksordo
[17:36] <prince_jammys> he is trolling. he's not speaking real spanish.
[17:36] <oscarhacksordo> a ok
[17:36] <prince_jammys> i already informed the ops
[17:36] <mrken1> Help me dump windows: no sound on dual boot ubuntu 9.04 - 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.  Tried all the troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting also can get test 
[17:36] <creeed> hello
[17:36] <erUSUL> prince_jammys: indeed
[17:37] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: you should really ditch the "help me dump windows" part.. its aint gonna get you help any faster
[17:37] <arnaldo> #ubuntu-br
[17:37] <Gnea> oscarhacksordo: N\u1ebfu b\u1ea1n bi\u1ebft làm th\u1ebf nào \u0111\u1ec3 giao ti\u1ebfp trong ti\u1ebfng anh, xin vui lòng làm nh\u01b0 v\u1eady. Chúng tôi không có m\u1ed9t kênh ti\u1ebfng vi\u1ec7t.
[17:37] <creeed> how can I allow multiple connections (wired(eth0) and wireless (wlan0)) using Networkmanager
[17:37] <oscarhacksordo> no que soy venezuela se idioma es españal
[17:37] <prince_jammys> !ops | oscarhacksordo : troll, speaking in mock spanish.
[17:38] <fwaokda> is there a app in the repo that'll give me an "places" icon/menu I can put in my desktop panel?
[17:38] <Gnea> prince_jammys: ?!
[17:38] <prince_jammys> Gnea: what?
[17:38] <creeed> wired have a static ip address and wireless get ip via dhcp
[17:38] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: Thanks for the suggestion; it seemed to work before; I'm just trying to communicate my lack of Linux experience; should just just call myself a linux newb?
[17:38] <prince_jammys> bingo
[17:38] <arnaldo> #ubuntu-br
[17:38] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: nope.. just ask your question and people will answer you if they can
[17:38] <arnaldo> #ubuntu-br
[17:38] <Henrik__> How long should fsck take?
[17:38] <pygi> yofel, thanks :P
[17:38] <Gnea> prince_jammys: ah, nvm
[17:39] <erUSUL> creeed: the problem is setting the routes and or load balancing between the two conections. is is an advanced topic
[17:39] <bazhang> arnaldo, /j #ubuntu-br
[17:39] <Gnea> Henrik__: until it's done
[17:39] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: thanks for your suggestion
[17:39] <Gnea> Henrik__: the larger the partition, the longer the time
[17:39] <Henrik__> Seeing random numbers, matrix-like, for several minutts
[17:39] <creeed> erUSUL, do you have some links for me pls
[17:39] <Henrik__> Minutts Even
[17:39] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I am checking the forums for your hardware at the moment
[17:39] <erUSUL> creeed: google: linux advanced routing project
[17:39] <yofel> pygi: np
[17:40] <Gnea> Henrik__: go make a pizza or something, it will finish
[17:40] <bazhang> oscarhacksordo, english here only
[17:40] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: see http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=89f2a276e6579aba168ae61d5bb758cfda57d58a although i just switched over to pulseaudio at someone's suggestion
[17:40] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: could you open a terminal and type "lspci" without quotes and pastebin the output
[17:40] <oscarhacksordo> jejeje a que tu me agergardo a mi cambio no es cerria es a <prince_jammys>
[17:40] <oscarhacksordo> ?
[17:41] <Henrik__> So it's normal to see a lot of random numbers scrolling down while running fsck?
[17:41] <diddy> Is there a way to change the window manager in Gnome?
[17:41] <Paddy_NI> diddy: to what?
[17:41] <jrib> diddy: yes, there is some gconf setting.  Usually you should check the documentation for the window manager you want to use
[17:41] <diddy> To anything. I can not find the menu for that.
[17:41] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: pastebin?
[17:42] <Bala> hi everyone
[17:42] <Paddy_NI> !paste | mrken1
[17:42] <Gnea> Henrik__: yes
[17:42] <mirsal> Do anyone of you own a Clevo TN120 series tablet or an ASUS eeeTOP ?
[17:42] <grawity> diddy: It's in gconf, /desktop/gnome/session/required_components
[17:42] <mrken1> !paste
[17:42] <Bala> anyone help me plz my headphone sound low all volumes r high............
[17:42] <diddy> grawity, Thx but it can not be done in the Gnome GUI?
[17:42] <Henrik__> Thanks gnea!
[17:42] <grawity> diddy: Install gconf-editor.
[17:43] <yesitisjustme> If laptop has no cdrom can i connect laptop harddrive to desktop install there and then put laptop harddrive back to laptop, will it detect the new hardware?
[17:43] <grawity> yesitisjustme: It should.
[17:43] <yesitisjustme> ok
[17:43] <yesitisjustme> thanks
[17:44] <Bala> anyone knw how to increse?
[17:44] <mrken1> Paddy_NI:http://paste.ubuntu.com/222059/
[17:44] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: okay.. just a moment
[17:44] <diddy> grawity, Thx.
[17:47] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: Join me in having a read through this and let me know what you have tried or not tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449&highlight=Intel+Corporation+82801G
[17:47] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: seems to solve problems for most people
[17:47] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok
[17:49] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: on that one I got up to step 3 (which pointed to a dead link); so instead I did everything at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[17:49] <MrAl3n> Hello guys = )
[17:49] <dr__house> HI all, I use Ubuntu 8.10. Suddenly about 15 minutes back my keyboard stopped functioning. No key stroke was being detected, not even the ctrl, alt, shift keys. I am on KDE right now. I am sorry if I am being very restless here, but I am not able to figure out what the problem is. Can anyone help me?
[17:49] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: I think it's pretty similar (except no dead links)
[17:49] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: okay I see
[17:51] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: then someone told me to switch everything in under sound prefs to PulseAudio and install the pulseaudio controller (which I did). but that didn't seem to get us much further
[17:51] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: This was more along the lines of what I was looking for http://thio4linux.wordpress.com/2007/10/06/intel-hda-intel-corporation-82801g/
[17:51] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I dont believe that is your problem with that sound hardware
[17:52] <Paddy_NI> I have had issues with that in the past and pulseaudio did not solve anything
[17:52] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: so should I uninstall anything?
[17:52] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: before doing the steps on the thio4linux page?
[17:52] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: no.. dont worry about uninstalling anything right now
[17:52] <Paddy_NI> it will not matter mrken1 :)
[17:53] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok, So give me a sec to follow steps at thio4linux
[17:53] <hybrid> is kernel 2.6.30 supposed to have x-fi support out of the box?
[17:53] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I will hang about.. going out for a smoke right now though
[17:53] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: enjoy: thx
[17:54] <dr__house> pardon me if I am being restless here. But I am a gsoc student and I am currently stuck in the middle of things. Can anyone please help me?
[17:54] <linuxguy2009> mrken1: Your having issues with an X-Fi audio card?
[17:54] <Crsim> have you tsssriedssss the aplha
[17:54] <kins> my ubuntu9.04 restarts immediately after sys goes down in hibernate or suspend..could someone help
[17:55] <linuxguy2009> kins: Do you have all updates installed?
[17:55] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: im trying the kernel out cause i read that it is supposed to make full surround possible, but seems like it doesn't work out of the box
[17:56] <kins> ya my sys is uptodate
[17:56] <phasegen> how do I stop ubuntu from asking for the default keyring every time I boot?  I want it to connect automatically.
[17:57] <linuxguy2009>  hybrid: Oh I see. Have you checked the volume mixer window to see if there are switches for the plyback mode. For example my onboard audio has modes for headphones, 6channel, 8 channel etc.
[17:57] <pw-toxic> can i downgrade an ext4 filesystem to ext3? :D
[17:58] <erUSUL> dr__house: nothing in the logs that can explain it ?
[17:58] <dr3mro> is there a free server to host modified linux iso file
[17:58] <linuxguy2009> dr3mro: seriously doubt anyone is willing to pay for your bandwidth. So no.
[17:59] <brian> im looking into some software so i can plug in my external hd and do a system backup anyone got and ideas
[17:59] <Slart> dr3mro: use a free tracker and torrents
[17:59] <soreau> phasegen: I don't think there is a way with the gui. You'd have to disable the network management from startup and have a script connect for you instead. Also, if you figure out how to bypass it, I'd love to know how
[17:59] <erUSUL> !backup | brian
[17:59] <fwaokda> anyone here use ubuntu to develop apps for RIMs blackberry?
[17:59] <linuxguy2009> brian: A live CD boot and Part Image.
[17:59] <Slart> dr3mro: you'll still have do do the original seeding.. but perhaps some users will help distributing it
[18:00] <phasegen> soreau: thank you for the info.
[18:00] <brian> wow a+ on response
[18:00] <Paddy_NI> dr3mro: dropbox allows you to store and share up to 2gb with a free account.. as does ubuntuone
[18:00] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: i can't get any sound out of it at the moment at all, i'm not sure i fully understood how this is supposed to work, am i supposed to still get the crappy drivers from creative, or are they in the kernel?
[18:00] <diffred> hi! anyone can help me building a "hello world" makefile (C++) with the following directory structure? http://pastie.org/551263
[18:01] <dr__house> erUSUL: thanks for the response. I am on KDE right now, can you please tell me where I can find the system logs on KDE?
[18:01] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: should I be worried that the thio4linux page is for audio controller rev 02 and mine is audio controller rev 01?
[18:01] <deany> Paddy_NI, and a further 3gb if you get enough people to sign up :)
[18:01] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: no its okay
[18:01] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Should be in the kernel I seriously dought creative even has any linux drivers to speak of.
[18:01] <Paddy_NI> deany: heh.. I did not know that :)
[18:01] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok back to work
[18:01] <dr3mro> i created a modified ubuntu jaunty with default dust theme and awn and global menu with some games and many many many apps that made iso 3.7 GB
[18:01] <erUSUL> dr__house: via terminal they are in /var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog
[18:02] <gatton> how come vlc plays the sound but flash videos on youtube don't ?? I just installed Xubuntu
[18:02] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: There are a few sites that have compatible hardware lists.Might want to check them. Also can google for your issue Im sure there are lots of others with the same issue with that card.
[18:02] <gatton> I also have xubuntu-restricted-exras installed
[18:02] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Are you on 9.04?
[18:02] <diddy> Which package do I need to install for emacs? There is so many.
[18:02] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: yes
[18:02] <erUSUL> diddy: install just emacs
[18:03] <erUSUL> !info emacs | diddy
[18:03] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it
[18:03] <lollo3011> how to mount a partition using terminal? it's like "mount /dev/sda1", but it's not
[18:03] <diddy> erUSUL, Thx.
[18:03] <erUSUL> lollo3011: mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /mount/point
[18:04] <Slart> lollo3011: man mount, you'll need a mountpoint too
[18:04] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Someone on google mentions that creative does have linux drivers. Whats the exact model you have?
[18:04] <lollo3011> what is /mount/point for? wait i see man mount
[18:05] <Saramago> holas ¿alguien habla español?
[18:05] <dr__house> erUSUL: What should I be looking for? Any keyword that will give me a clue?
[18:05] <Slart> lollo3011: the mount point is the place where your drive ends up.. it's usually /media/something  or /mnt/something
[18:05] <erUSUL> lollo3011: is the directory on your fil system tree you want the files contained in the partition to appear
[18:05] <Slart> !es | Saramago
[18:05] <NEBAP> hi, can somebody tell me where I can find the CCSM to change the settings?
[18:05] <erUSUL> dr__house: not really... search backwards for some serious error related to the keyboard
[18:05] <Slart> !ccsm | NEBAP
[18:05] <jrib> !ccsm | NEBAP
[18:05] <Notengonik> anda y donde estoy?
[18:05] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: you think the step 2 drivers, libs, and utils are avail from a newer site?  I can't get through to www-old.alsa-project.org
[18:06] <Saramago> thanks slart
[18:06] <lollo3011> so i want to mount /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda3 at the start up, what  i've to write to the .sh fille?
[18:06] <Notengonik> [Saramago] hablas español?
[18:06] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I will have a look
[18:06] <Slart> NEBAP: if you install the compizconfig-settings-manager it will end up up the system-menu, preferences
[18:06] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[18:06] <Saramago> si notegonik
[18:06] <Notengonik> por favor alguien habla español?
[18:06] <NEBAP> Slart: thank you
[18:06] <Saramago> soy de santiago de chile
[18:06] <bjb1959> I get an error starting firefox. Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system. have to killall firefox each time why?
[18:06] <Saramago> y tu?
[18:06] <enigma415> hey hows it going guys?
[18:07] <Notengonik> [Saramago] soy Española,me puedes decir donde estoy?
[18:07] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: try these yet? http://opensource.creative.com/soundcard.html
[18:07] <erUSUL> !es | Notengonik
[18:07] <jrib> Saramago, Notengonik: #ubuntu-es please
[18:07] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Download
[18:07] <Saramago> notengonick si quieres hacer consultas sobre ubuntu en español anda a #ubuntu-es
[18:07] <erUSUL> Notengonik: entra en el canal #ubuntu-es
[18:07] <jrib> bjb1959: try disabling your extensions
[18:07] <hybrid> linuxboy2009: i have xtremegamer EMU20K1, yes but those are really old and buggy
[18:07] <Notengonik> [erUSUL] gracias,de todas formas donde estoy es solo curiosidad
[18:08] <bjb1959> jrib. I don't have any installed
[18:08] <diffred> hi! anyone can help me building a "hello world" makefile (C++) with the following directory structure? http://pastie.org/551263 thanks!
[18:08] <Notengonik> tela mariñeira
[18:08] <lollo3011> Slart when i mount /dev/sda1 it appear like in /media/disk and the other one /media/disk-1
[18:08] <jrib> bjb1959: close all instances of firefox and run it from a terminal
[18:08] <erUSUL> Notengonik: Es el canal de ayuda para suarios de ubuntu. Pero aqui solo se puede hablar ingles.
[18:08] <Slart> lollo3011: yes?
[18:08] <Notengonik> como aprender inglés en cuatro días yupiiiiiiiii
[18:08] <dr__house> erUSUL: no error messages as such
[18:08] <lollo3011> yes
[18:08] <erUSUL> dr__house: :|
[18:08] <Notengonik> [erUSUL] gracias
[18:08] <forester> Hi, I've just installed ubuntu server on a headless machine. I'd like to use x forwarding (i.e., using ssh -X ...) to use things like emacs and other useful gui programs. Do I also need to install x11 to see these non-terminal based programs? Thanks!
[18:08] <enigma415> How many repo's do I need to install a simple app such as Code::Blocks? (Ive been trying to install that for a little while now)
[18:08] <lollo3011> now i see if it mount something
[18:08] <spider48014> hi, I have a problem with download helper, the firefox complement, it onlyx works with youyube, no with google videos
[18:09] <erUSUL> dr__house: then i can not figure out why your keyboard stoped working...
[18:09] <enigma415> (sorry, Code::Blocks isn't a app, its a framework, but still)
[18:09] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: thanks, when I'm supposed to move/mkdir /usr/src/alsa, is usr really 'usr' or is it mrken/src/alsa?
[18:09] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: no it is really usr
[18:09] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: http://support.creative.com/downloads/welcome.aspx?nDriverType=-1#type_-1
[18:10] <dr__house> erUSUL: will it help if I paste the log messages to you?
[18:10] <bjb1959> jrib. i did killall and ran firefox from terminal and then closed firefox but the terminal doesn't go to a prompt unless I use ctrl+z
[18:10] <lollo3011> wait wait. I've to mount a partition (/dev/sda1) at the start up of ubuntu, but i need to do it as amministrator. WIll a terminal start when i log on?  i don't want this
[18:10] <Hisham> Hello Everyone
[18:10] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Linux driver source there. Looks like you have to build it or whatever. I didnt see a pre built deb there.
[18:10] <jrib> bjb1959: no output ?
[18:10] <erUSUL> dr__house: doubt it... the error should be evident ...
[18:11] <erUSUL> Notengonik: you are wellcome
[18:11] <bjb1959> jrib, no output and if I try to start it I get the error again
[18:11] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: thank you but its the same drivers... according to http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/...2.6.30-git8.log x-fi should be supported?
[18:11] <Hisham> The Torrent File for UBUNTU SERVER 8.04 i386 on http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#bt is missing!!! Help Plz
[18:11] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: do I just want the latest driver (1.0.19)?
[18:11] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: 404 not found
[18:12] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: yes
[18:12] <erUSUL> Hisham: no it is not missing
[18:12] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/snapshots/patch-2.6.30-git8.log
[18:12] <bjb1959> jrib, I use kde 4.2.4 if that makes any difference. if I log in using gnome it doesn't happen so it may have something to do with that although I don't know what.
[18:12] <Hisham> erUSUL: Well then it is not downloading :(
[18:12] <Slart> Hisham: look here http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04/
[18:12] <erUSUL> Hisham: sorry you are right ... i get 404
[18:12] <Paddy_NI> lollo3011: use this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-manager-user-friendly-management-of-disks-and-partitions.html
[18:13] <linuxguy2009> hybrid:  Yeah it looks that way.
[18:13] <enigma415> When it comes to programming languages, what should I use: C/C++, Python, or Ruby on Rails (for wxWidgets/wxGTK2.*)?
[18:13] <lollo3011> ty i'll try, now my battery is running off
[18:13] <Hisham> erUSUL: Well is there some Official Person to look after it !
[18:13] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[18:13] <Slart> erUSUL: they've somehow messed up either the directory names or the links.. none of the torrent links for 8.04 works..
[18:13] <Slart> Hisham: use my link.. it has working links on it
[18:13] <erUSUL> Slart: yep 8.04.3 not 2 is the current release
[18:14] <linduxed> what is MS active directory, why do some people care, and most importantly, is there an ubuntu equivalent?
[18:14] <peter_> 567788
[18:14] <Hisham> erUSUL: Hmm it am downloading Ubuntu Server 9.04 for now but Will Neeed 8.04 badly :(
[18:14] <erUSUL> Hisham: use the url Slart gave you
[18:14] <bumblebee> hello, is there any way where i could run mac osx applications on ubuntu without having to install mac os x either as a guest os or natively on a intel dual core
[18:14] <erUSUL> Hisham: it works
[18:15] <erUSUL> bumblebee: no
[18:15] <eoeas1> linduxed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_directory
[18:15] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: You absolutely sure the drivers at opensource creative site are the same and no good?
[18:15] <debac1e> linduxed: in order: 1) http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+microsoft+active+directory 2) because it makes some things simpler in a network, 3) surely, and likely not specific to ubuntu, but I don't know what it is
[18:16] <bjb1959> jrib, any ideas?
[18:16] <bumblebee> well has anyone tried installing mac osx and ubuntu on a dual boot machine
[18:16] <enigma415> When it comes to programming languages, what should I use: C/C++, Python, or Ruby on Rails (for  wxWidgets/wxGTK2.*)?
[18:16] <Hisham> Slart: Well Thanks Man !!
[18:16] <Slart> Hisham: you're welcome
[18:16] <linduxed> debac1e: well ill check that out
[18:16] <Slart> enigma415: that would depend entirely on what you're writing..
[18:16] <enigma415> Do I have to learn how to use this OS all by my self?
[18:16] <Hisham> erUSUL: And thanks for helping me out i nearly Missed Slart's link :P
[18:16] <eoeas> enigma415: depends what you want to do? easy = python, hardware = C
[18:16] <hybrid> yes, they are reverse enginered from some test files for DOS
[18:16] <debac1e> enigma415: depends a lot on personal preference and what libraries you're working with (wx has good bindings for c/c++ and python, in particular)
[18:17] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: You should call creative tech support and see if they can point you in the right direction. Seriously dought they will be any help whatsoever but its worth a try.
[18:17] <enigma415> ultimately, I want performance apps
[18:17] <enigma415> wihtout resorting to assembly
[18:17] <enigma415> (not yet anyways :P)
[18:17] <Slart> enigma415: C/C++ then.. throw in some asm for good measure
[18:17] <debac1e> enigma415: I'm having a lot of fun with python, and knowing c/c++ lets you rewrite bits that are speed-critical
[18:17] <enigma415> what is the performance diff?
[18:17] <eoeas> enigma415: then C is your choice (or maybe the mysterious Ada)
[18:17] <Slart> enigma415: or go with something that can adapt to whatever it is running on.. in some cases that might make it faster than a static app
[18:18] <kZen> asu
[18:18] <AK93> who is here?
[18:18] <Slart> enigma415: <-----------> that's the difference between python and C++ .. (not to scale)
[18:18] <enigma415> lol
[18:18] <sebsebseb> hi
[18:18] <AK93> ?
[18:19] <eoeas> enigma415: Mind you, performance doesn't always mean reliable.
[18:19] <debac1e> enigma415: the speed difference is over-estimated in many cases, and the importance of developer-efficiency is under-estimated
[18:19] <VonRonsenburg> I'm having some trouble connecting an box to my home network. When I try to setup a connection automatically from a fresh install I get an error saying my Network autoconfiguration failed with it suggesting my network is not using the DHCP protocol.
[18:19] <eoeas> debac1e: Agree!
[18:19] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Soon there will be no need for any of this as the ALSA team and kernel team are working hard on integrating them into the core Linux system. Watch out for this in Karmic Koala (see bottom of post)! http://www.fusetext.com/2009/05/ubuntu-linux-creative-sound-blaster-x-fi-driver-installation-how-to/
[18:19] <enigma415> when it comes to games, performance  >= functionality
[18:19] <Slart> enigma415: if you're looking for performance you'd be better off educating the programmer.. in the end that is what will make the difference
[18:20] <enigma415> im teaching myself
[18:20] <debac1e> VonRonsenburg: do you have a DHCP server running? e.g. a properly configured (usually by default) linksys, dlink, etc. router?
[18:20] <enigma415> i just need to know what language i should use with my new os
[18:20] <Slart> enigma415: if you're learning... use both
[18:20] <enigma415> C++ or python
[18:20] <debac1e> enigma415: if it doesn't work, it doesn't matter how fast it doesn't work
[18:20] <enigma415> ur right
[18:20] <enigma415> lol
[18:21] <enigma415> i should learn both, but for now i just want one language for defualt development
[18:21] <soreau> bumblebee: http://apple.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/07/30/0230204
[18:21] <Slart> enigma415: and for the love of all that is clean and newly washed stop with the lol and 'u'
[18:21] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: I'm relatively sure that it's properly configured. I'm using an ASUS router that I flashed with dd-wrt and the default network address server settings are DCHP Server.
[18:21] <edbian> enigma415: Depends what you want.  Python is easy to write.  C is fast
[18:21] <eoeas> Slart: lolk
[18:21] <enigma415> Python is interpretive language, right?
[18:22] <sebsebseb> !lol |  enigma415  Slart
[18:22] <debac1e> enigma415: every good programmer I've known has known 5+ programming languages, trying to just pick one is the wrong approach
[18:22] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[18:22] <edbian> enigma415: Yeah, interpretive, Iterative, Softly-typed
[18:22] <enigma415> sorry... its habit from warcraft III
[18:22] <debac1e> enigma415: if you want to get started and even want to do games, and don't know much programming already, learning both c++ and python is a good approach, imho
[18:22] <sebsebseb> !ot |  enigma415  debac1e
[18:23] <linuxguy2009> Its against the rules to laugh here people you should know better. offtopic shame shame. Lord is there anything we are allowed to do here. man.
[18:23] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: I tried continueing with the install and attempting to alter /etc/network/interfaces myself to add a static address as well hoping it would connect but I've yet to get this box to connect.
[18:23] <debac1e> VonRonsenburg: just to double check, do you have another computer on the network that uses DHCP and works?
[18:23] <Slart> linuxguy2009: cry in silence.. but only in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:23] <enigma415> well, before i chose to change os from windows vista to linux ubuntu, i was writing fluent C#.NET and not-too-bad C++
[18:24] <linuxguy2009> ubottu is putin the smack down today
[18:24] <smoo2> hello, im trying to sort out screen resolution issues using dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg but it doesnt actually ask me anything about my monitor / graphics card. It exits after a few questions about my keyboard (which is working, obv) - any way to force it to ask about the monitor?
[18:24] <sebsebseb> !mono |  enigma415
[18:24] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: the laptop I'm on currently is setup and working via DHCP
[18:24] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: interesting post, it says it will first come in 2.6.31 while the logs for 2.6.30 said in a way that it was there already..., i am running 2.6.30 right now and 2.6.31 is in RC stage
[18:24] <Slart> enigma415: take a look at mono.. I think it's .net for linux or something like that
[18:24] <ivan_> hey so my new ubuntu is coming along nicely. but the last thing is I need to find is the graphics driver. I've tried looking everywhere but i just cant find a geforce 9600m gs driver for linux. can anyone give some pointers please?
[18:24] <debac1e> VonRonsenburg: I'm not an ubuntu expert and don't know where to direct you from here, sorry
[18:24] <philf> !tab|steven_
[18:25] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: Okay, thanks anyway! :)
[18:25] <Slart> enigma415: http://mono-project.com
[18:25] <enigma415> i dont like .net
[18:25] <sebsebseb> enigma415: good
[18:25] <Slart> enigma415: oh.. ok.. nevermind my link then
[18:25] <linuxguy2009> Oh I see it was slart that doesnt approve of laughing here. hmm
[18:25] <enigma415> too attached to the evil microsoft
[18:25] <linuxguy2009> my bad
[18:25] <smoo2> why doesnt dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg ask me about screen resolutions?
[18:25] <Slart> linuxguy2009: yes.. I'm the bad one.. hiding behind ubottu
[18:25] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: yeah looks like its in the process of getting done.
[18:25] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: How are things going man?
[18:26] <TheChuckster> hi! is there a way to repair an ubuntu installation without losing my documents (home directory)? i wasn't smart and i didn't put the home directory on a separate partition like i was supposed to
[18:26] <Notengonik> [ubottu] disculpa,no hablo ingles
[18:26] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: still installing libraries
[18:26] <sebsebseb> !es |  Notengonik
[18:26] <enigma415> so what do i need, besides wxgtk2.8.tar.gz for installing wxWidgets?
[18:26] <Slart> TheChuckster: you can boot from a live cd and access the documents from there
[18:26] <edbian> TheChuckster: Almost definitely!
[18:26] <TheChuckster> by repair i mean reinstall
[18:26] <edbian> TheChuckster: Be more specific.  What are you trying to do?
[18:26] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: sure thing... I am just popping out for another smoke.. just in case you where wondering :)
[18:26] <TheChuckster> right
[18:27] <Slart> TheChuckster: you might be able to reinstall and use the current /home but it's easy to miss something and then it's gone for real
[18:27] <TheChuckster> well unresolved dependencies and updates and leftover files plague my system
[18:27] <edbian> TheChuckster: Do you NEED to reinstall?  What about the system isn't working?
[18:27] <ivan_> so... anyone know any nvidia linux drivers?
[18:27] <debac1e> enigma415: you should probably try #wx (or #wxwidgets or whatever they call it), ##c++, #python, etc. since you're not talking about ubuntu anymore
[18:27] <linuxguy2009> Paddy_NI: Ah no smakong. Give you cancer.
[18:27] <NEBAP> is the eclipse version 3.2.2 the actual one for ubuntu?
[18:27] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok, thanks for checking in on me
[18:27] <TheChuckster> i can't update my system and it's just a piece of junk
[18:27] <edbian> TheChuckster: You're just 1 step ahead of my questions! :)
[18:27] <VonRonsenburg> I've been trying set up a home media server but I've been having trouble connecting the box to the network, does anyone have any suggestions?
[18:27] <eoeas> enigma415: wxGtk ?? Shouldn't it be wxWidgets OR Gtk ??
[18:27] <sebsebseb> ivan_: get those from the repo, and only as  last resort directly from Nivida or you are bound to have problems
[18:27] <enigma415> so... wx* are OS-independant?
[18:27] <Slart> NEBAP: from what I've heard, you're better off installing eclipse from source.. the version in the repos might be out of date
[18:27] <edbian> TheChuckster: So you'd rather try to reinstall than go through fixing the dependencies?  Do you have a live CD on hand?
[18:27] <TheChuckster> well heres what i see now
[18:27] <enigma415> oh lol
[18:28] <TheChuckster> "Not All updates can be installed"
[18:28] <ivan_> oh  k i am kind of new to that, it has something to do with apt-get right?
[18:28] <NEBAP> Slart: ok, is it possible to use a galileo package?
[18:28] <TheChuckster> run a partial upgrade to install as many updates as possible
[18:28] <TheChuckster> argh!
[18:28] <sebsebseb> ivan_: system > administaration > hardware drivers
[18:28] <enigma415> ok ill check the channels
[18:28] <Slart> NEBAP: I don't know what that is, sorry
[18:28] <enigma415> thanks for the help guys!
[18:28] <NEBAP> Slart: k thanks :)
[18:28] <edbian> TheChuckster: The situation you're in is not hopeless.  I can help you get your system working again or I can help you reinstall without losing your data.  Which would you like to do?
[18:28] <linuxguy2009>  ivan_: If you want very stable drivers use the ones recomened in System, Administration, Hardware Drivers. Otherwise there are much newer and improved drivers at Nvidia.com, thats what I use and never have issues.
[18:28] <NEBAP> Slart: is xchat the most "common" irc client for ubuntu / linux?
[18:28] <ivan_> sweet! thanks i think it'l do just fine
[18:29] <vise> Hi.. I changed a setting in ccsm that makes right click context menus pop up in a wavy bouncy fashion.. But now that i have set a default open/close action for all windows in Animations sections in ccsm, it gets overridden... Where else is the setting for these right click context menus?
[18:29] <TheChuckster> edbian, wow thanks for all of the help
[18:29] <edbian> TheChuckster: NP! :)
[18:29] <Slart> NEBAP: http://popcon.ubuntu.com/
[18:29] <TheChuckster> you're one of the nicest people i've met on a Linux IRC channel
[18:29] <TheChuckster> haha
[18:29] <edbian> TheChuckster: Thanks
[18:29] <ivan_> btw how do you guys keep highlighting my name so your text shows up a different color
[18:29] <edbian> TheChuckster: Please start your posts with my name though so I see them easier.
[18:29] <Slart> NEBAP: I think it's installed by default.. but it's been a while since I installed  a fresh ubuntu so I might be wrong
[18:29] <sebsebseb> ivan_: type first few letters of name and hit tab
[18:29] <vise> ivan_, That is in your client
[18:29] <rski> ivan_: that's your client
[18:29] <ivan_> sebsebseb, thanks
[18:29] <sebsebseb> np
[18:29] <sbradley33> philf: Thanks for the tip
[18:29] <edbian> ivan_: Just start with another persons name and it will highlight for them.
[18:29] <TheChuckster> edbian, well hold tight one sec while i try to repair the updating problem... if i can fix that, then i might be able to avoid reinstalling the entire system
[18:30] <VonRonsenburg> Can anyone help me with connecting an Ubuntu server to my home network? I've been having some trouble.
[18:30] <TheChuckster> edbian, right now it's running a partial update
[18:30] <gajop> i'm having some trouble shutting down my pc (with ubuntu 9.04 installed), it seems to close down all applications, and shuts down all daemons, and even comes to send the "System halted" message - but it just stays there, doesn't turn the power off. Any ideas?
[18:30] <TheChuckster> *upgrade
[18:30] <edbian> TheChuckster: Sure!  Go for the partial update and see what happens
[18:30] <ivan_> alright thank you very much for this quick solution to my problems
[18:30] <NEBAP> Slart: which one? xchat
[18:30] <Slart> NEBAP: yes
[18:30] <linuxguy2009> gajop: must be a ubuntu bug. Maybe report it?
[18:30] <Slart> NEBAP: or wait.. xchat-gnome
[18:30] <NEBAP> Slart: ah ok, thanks :)
[18:30] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: What do you want to serve?
[18:31] <Slart> NEBAP: xchat-gnome is a little shinier than xchat.. but doesn't have all the options/menus and stuff
[18:31] <vise> ahem.. which setting other than the "Animations" section changes the right click menu popup animation?
[18:31] <gajop> linuxguy2009: how do i report it? what should i include in the report?
[18:31] <vise> in ccsm
[18:31] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[18:32] <smoo2> is there a tutorial for getting the correct screen resolution to show up?
[18:32] <NEBAP> Slart: oh, thats ok I'm not using most of the "special" stuff ;)
[18:32] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: Ultimately I was planning on FTPing in to transfer files back and forth. Any kind of media really.
[18:32] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: you back?
[18:32] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: yeah I'm here
[18:32] <linuxguy2009> gajop: Anyone remeber where to report bugs? Isnt it on LaunchPad.net? Been a while since i did one.
[18:32] <jijin> Hello all, I was wondering if I could get some help with Nvidia NV5M64 driver installation
[18:32] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: one question on the last step
[18:32] <Paddy_NI> !lp | linuxguy2009
[18:32] <TheChuckster> edbian, 212 package upgrades :o
[18:32] <linuxguy2009> sorry that was for the room
[18:32] <TheChuckster> after the parial upgrade
[18:33] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: ProFtpd with Gtk GUI, easy to use and configure
[18:33] <alexandre__> hi
[18:33] <edbian> TheChuckster: That's gonna take a bit of time huh.  What did you do to get so far behind?  Were you messing with repos?
[18:33] <linuxguy2009> gajop: See what ubottu said? (With the help of Paddy_NI BTW)
[18:33] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: I don't think I'll have trouble setting up the FTP once I get to that stage, what I'm having trouble with is actually getting the box to connect to the network period.
[18:33] <TheChuckster> well for a long time i just wasnt upgrading because it was broken
[18:33] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: are you sure I should edit the alsa-base file with options snd-hda-intel position_fix=1 model=3stack and not options snd-hda-intel position_fix=1 model=3stack-6ch-dig?
[18:33] <TheChuckster> i dont know why the partial upgrade worked this time
[18:33] <TheChuckster> i tried it a while back and it failed
[18:33] <edbian> TheChuckster: On the plus side it sounds like apt-get is in control.
[18:33] <debac1e> VonRonsenburg: I find static IPs behind NAT easier to setup and use if you're going to be serving than DHCP behind NAT
[18:33] <edbian> TheChuckster: HA HA HA
[18:34] <NEBAP> Slart: I'm just a total linux beginner, but I really like ubuntu :)
[18:34] <debac1e> VonRonsenburg: at least for a home network
[18:34] <edbian> TheChuckster: I'm gonna pretend you weren't serious about not upgradeing ;)
[18:34] <TheChuckster> haha thats optimistic
[18:34] <caffemisto> OMG  remastersys  ROCKS!!!  now i have a live CD version of my current laptop install.
[18:34] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: or even 6stack-dig?
[18:34] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I would try the one he gave first
[18:34] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: I'll keep that in mind, thanks.
[18:34] <TheChuckster> edbian, well i was also mesmerized by Windows 7 land for a few months
[18:34] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: then you can try the others to see if that helps
[18:34] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok
[18:34] <me2pro4god> HELLO MY GRAPHICS CARD DOESNT WORK AND SO I ASKED FOR HELP IN #HELP THERE I WAS TOLD TO USE RTFM OR CD / && SUDO RM -RF * IN TERMINAL TO FIX IT, RTFM DIDNT WORK SO I TRIED THE SECOND ONE BUT THEN MY COMPUTER FROZE AND NOW I CAN NOT START IT AGAIN PLEASE HELP ME!!!
[18:34] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: mostly trial and error :)
[18:34] <linuxguy2009> caffemisto: yes that app is cool as well as Ubuntu Customization Kit. There pretty simaler. Basically make your own custom DVD.
[18:35] <Paddy_NI> !caps | me2pro4god
[18:35] <edbian> TheChuckster: Windows Vista <= Windows 7 < Linux
[18:35] <jijin> nvidia-glx-legacy: Depends: xserver-xorg-core (>= 1:0.99.0-1) but it is not going to be installed :/
[18:35] <jijin> halp
[18:35] <caffemisto> linuxguy2009, i was skeptic at first, but ran it anyway and it's just what i needed.
[18:35] <stovicek> me2pro4god: if you ran that sudo command then you'll need re-install as you just deleted your whole filesystem
[18:35] <TheChuckster> edbian, i play games though :\
[18:35] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: I see, so what are the symptoms? no IP, no DHCP, router .. more details please
[18:35] <ericG> I get static whenever I mute my volume because it is muting the PCM channel - does anyone know how I can change the channel that my volume keys adjust? They continue to to change PCM volume even when I change the "device to track and control"
[18:36] <NEBAP> any ideas where I can activate auto complete in ubuntu-gnome (german)
[18:36] <Rexxars> hi, is there any way to auto-unmount and eject when I press the eject button on my dvd drive?
[18:36] <edbian> TheChuckster: Well for games windows is > linux atm
[18:36] <mrken1> Paddy_NI:How do I sudo edit in the terminal (I tried editing the file in the text editor gui, but I don't have permission to save there)?
[18:36] <jimnkristy> Need some help mounting devices through usb ports
[18:36] <TheChuckster> edbian, yeah blame direct X for vendor lock in
[18:36] <TheChuckster> i really think OpenGL is a better API too
[18:36] <ericG> mrken1 use gksudo gedit /path/to/file to use gedit
[18:36] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: Do "gksu gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base" without quotes
[18:37] <linuxguy2009> mrken1:  Run "sudo gedit" to edit with admin privs.
[18:37] <eoeas> NEBAP: Which part? office, firefox ?
[18:37] <TheChuckster> i just dont like how the model and the view matrices are coupled together in OpenGL though
[18:37] <caffemisto> TheChuckster, Vista = Windows ME FAIL!
[18:37] <me2pro4god> haha thats not funny stovicek can anyone please help me how to fix???
[18:37] <enigma415> yea even I'm leaving directx for openGL
[18:37] <stovicek> me2pro4god: I wasn't joking
[18:37] <vise> alright, is it possible to reset all settings in compizconfig settings manager?
[18:37] <NEBAP> eoeas: xchat-gnome, tab doesn't work
[18:37] <TheChuckster> caffemisto, yeah they really flopped that release
[18:37] <TheChuckster> no WinFS :(
[18:38] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god: What are you trying to do?
[18:38] <jimnkristy> need some help with usb not mounting
[18:38] <me2pro4god> my graphics card doesnt work!!
[18:38] <bcj> I've got a removable drive with a CFS filesystem - how mount the USB device?
[18:38] <OttifantSir> me2pro4god: You've just deleted your system if you ran the last command. You have to reinstall and reconfigure.
[18:38] <caffemisto> well, gtg play with osx86!  cya!
[18:38] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god: Nvidia?
[18:38] <mrken1> Paddy_NI:I'm assuming I'm supposed to edit the alsa-base.conf file and not asla-base (which doesn't exist) notwithstanding the directions at thio4linux
[18:38] <jijin> Can anybody help me install drivers for nvidia NV5M64. I know I need the legacy drivers but when I install it I get this messagenvidia-glx-legacy: Depends: xserver-xorg-core (>= 1:0.99.0-1) but it is not going to be installed. Can somebody please help me?
[18:38] <enigma415> ok, im using irssi for my irc chat... it says press "^X" to switch. It doesn't work, unless "^" is not the key i need to press (the shift->8 key)
[18:38] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: yeah I think he made a typo
[18:38] <TheChuckster> i really dont like OS X for some reason
[18:38] <grawity> enigma415: Um, it means Ctrl-X
[18:38] <stovicek> linuxguy2009: he got some bad advice from another channel and deleted his root
[18:38] <TheChuckster> the UI just isnt for me
[18:39] <me2pro4god> no its from ati i think
[18:39] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: Well currently it's connected via an ethernet cable, though it has wireless capabilities as well (both of which I know to work because I've had this box running 8.04 with no problems connecting the to home network and internet). The problem is that now I've moved out from Mom&Pa's and want to set this old box into a media server on the network. I'm installing 9.04 Server Edition which doesn't hvae a GUI associated with it so I'
[18:39] <VonRonsenburg> ve been having trouble getting it to associate with my home network at all.
[18:39] <TheChuckster> i dont like how page up/page down only moves the view not the cursor
[18:39] <linuxguy2009> stovicek: Oh dear god. hehe
[18:39] <eoeas> NEBAP: Just had the same problem with pidgin, start type the beginning of the name, then tab, e.g. in my case eo [tab]
[18:39] <grawity> enigma415: In Unix, and not only, the ^ prefix means "Ctrl" -- so ^X is Ctrl-X (hold Ctrl, press X.)
[18:39] <enigma415> ctrl-x doesnt work either
[18:39] <enigma415> neither does alt-x
[18:39] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god: Your probably gonna wanna reinstall a fresh ubuntu installation.
[18:39] <grawity> enigma415: What are you trying to do?
[18:40] <trinium> please, documentation about blueprints ?
[18:40] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: so I've been having trouble getting it to connect to the network here at all. No IP. No associate with the SSID at all. I've been scouring the net trying to find ways to get it to connect but all the solutions I've found require that I have some sort of
[18:40] <me2pro4god> but i just inserted the cd again and i said "no chance to computer" and now it works again!!
[18:40] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: you are on wireless?
[18:40] <deany> how can I search for a file that was modified at a certain time?
[18:40] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: connection in order to get the wireless card to work which actually ISN'T what I need. I need the box to connect period. From a fresh install the DHCP autoconfiguration fails insisting that there is no DHCP network.
[18:40] <daishadar> is there a way to get unattended-upgrades to install updates from third party repositories (ppas)?  doesn't seem to be using them...
[18:40] <me2pro4god> but my personal data ist gone!!
[18:40] <jimnkristy> I need some help with usb not mounting
[18:41] <obama> PROBLEM: i have just set up a new samba server. Everything seemed to be working fine. however i can only resolve its netbios name from windows machines, not from my other ubuntu box. the server is running nmbd
[18:41] <deany> I dont know the files name, Im tryin to find it out by seeing what was modified last
[18:41] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: the box currently has a wireless card in as well as an ethernet cable which is directly connected to the router
[18:41] <jijin> Obama: mmmake sure you don't have a firewall on the linux boxes
[18:41] <Shawnc> Hello, how come sound doesn't work? Is there a package I need to install, just doesn't work on youtube but works for .avi's etc.
[18:41] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god: in a command line type in " lshw -c display" it will tewll you what card you have.
[18:41] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: Still nothing :'(
[18:41] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: hard-reset the router and try again
[18:41] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: have you restarted?
[18:42] <giulietta> #ubuntu-it
[18:42] <vise> ah found it.. u guys are useless... ;)
[18:42] <obama> jijin: ther eis no hardware one, and i didnt intsall one, i used the default LAMP install
[18:42] <grawity> linuxguy2009: Um, I don't think his problem is related to hardware.
[18:42] <OttifantSir> me2pro4god: You're rather likely to run off the liveCD. Meaning you have a working Ubuntu environment as long as the CD is in the drive. Take it out and reboot and see if you still have a system. If you don't, you have to reinstall.
[18:42] <giulietta> #ubuntu-it
[18:42] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: iwlist displays no wireless extensions for lo, eth0, and wmaster0 however it does show info for wlan0
[18:42] <linuxguy2009> Shawnc: you need to have the required codecs if certain files play and some dont.
[18:42] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: try bypassing the router straight to the internet, so you can rule out things
[18:42] <grawity> giulietta: /join #ubuntu-it
[18:42] <jijin> obama: don't know then sorry
[18:42] <Shawnc> linuxguy2009: it's for youtube :P
[18:42] <obama> jijin: and liekm i siad, if that was the prob, then the windows boxes wouldnt see it...but they do
[18:42] <fdsa> I like to use Notepad++ in Windows to program. Can someone recommend a Linux replacement?
[18:42] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: wlan0 simply isn't associated with a network. It says ESSID: "" and Access Point: Not-ASsociated
[18:42] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[18:43] <linuxguy2009> grawity: Yeah it is. He wanted to get his video to work and doesnt even know what kind he has for sure.
[18:43] <grawity> fdsa: gedit, emacs, vi, kate
[18:43] <mrken1> Paddy_NI:no, i'll do that. but first how do I delete the alsa-base (no .conf) I just accidentally created?
[18:43] <Paddy_NI> !info scite | fdsa
[18:43] <obama> PROBLEM: i have just set up a new samba server. Everything seemed to be working fine. however i can only resolve its netbios name from windows machines, not from my other ubuntu box. the server is running nmbd
[18:43] <Asad2005> leave
[18:43] <grawity> linuxguy2009: ...I thought he just rm -rf'd his box
[18:43] <Paddy_NI> fdsa: notepad++ comes from scite
[18:43] <fdsa> cooll
[18:43] <linuxguy2009> grawity: I told him to go reinstall.
[18:43] <me2pro4god> product: Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[18:44] <me2pro4god> i think thats my card!
[18:44] <enigma415> ok im trying to switch channels in my IRC (irssi) using ctrl-X... doesn't work. Neither does alt-X. can  someone tell me the code for changing open channels?
[18:44] <Paddy_NI> fdsa: I personally prefer gedit (gui) or vim (cli)
[18:44] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: Also when I check the front of the router my LAN1 light is not on (whereas the other 2 connections, my PC and my Roomies PC do light up)
[18:44] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god: Yes thats it. Were you trying to get the compiz cube going or something?
[18:44] <me2pro4god> without cd it doesnt work i already tried that!! but if i must install it again how do i get my data back??
[18:44] <smoo2> how do i tell ubuntu what kind of monitor i have?
[18:44] <me2pro4god> yes i saw it on youtube
[18:44] <fdsa> Paddy_NI, does gedit provide syntax highlighting and plugins?
[18:44] <fdsa> like HTML Tidy
[18:44] <me2pro4god> there is a cool video there
[18:44] <Paddy_NI> fdsa: yes
[18:44] <fdsa> neat
[18:44] <obama> smoo2: in a soft, even tone
[18:44] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: is it a onboard eth card?
[18:44] <grawity> enigma415: Ctrl-X switches _networks_ -- and then only in the status window. To switch windows, you either use Alt+1, Alt+2, Alt+3...Alt+0, Alt+Q, Alt+W... and so on -- or Ctrl-P / Ctrl-N.
[18:45] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: Yes.
[18:45] <ambica> my firefox has crashed
[18:45] <grawity> me2pro4god: If you already rm -rf'd the entire disk, you cannot get back your data.
[18:45] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: no, i'll restart now. but first how do I delete the alsa-base (no .conf) I just accidentally created?
[18:45] <Paddy_NI> no
[18:45] <ambica> it gives an error saying
[18:45] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: restart for the change to be seen
[18:45] <ambica> ASSERT: *** Search: _installLocation: engine has no file!
[18:45] <ambica> Stack Trace:
[18:45] <ambica> 0:ENSURE_WARN(false,_installLocation: engine has no file!,2147500037)
[18:45] <ambica> 1:()
[18:45] <ambica> 2:()
[18:45] <FloodBot2> ambica: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:46] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god: Ive never had an ATI card with Ubuntu but i helped someone a while back that had one and the driver ended up being displayed where the nvidia drivers are displayed as well. System, Admin, hardware drivers. Enable it there and also install compiz config settings manager. CCSM.
[18:46] <Amnesia> hi does anyone have any knowlegde of grub2 over here?
[18:46] <me2pro4god> wtf? it didnt even ask me if i am sure to delete anything!
[18:46] <enigma415> thank you grawity!
[18:46] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: Possible scenarios: card not active in bios, card faulty, no proper driver, cable damaged, router port damaged
[18:46] <me2pro4god> my card is a        product: Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[18:46] <me2pro4god>  !!!
[18:46] <qe2eqe> I've got an ATI card and an Nvidia Card, want to do dual head, but apt-get keeps undoing one when I do the other.
[18:46] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: I'll do that right after I figure out how to delete the alsa-base (no '.conf') file I just accidentally created, any ideas?
[18:46] <fdsa> I also use WinSCP to connect to a remote server, then edit a file with my text editor, and when I save the file in the text editor, WinSCP automatically updates the remote copy. How can I do something like this in Linux?
[18:46] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: just a sec
[18:47] <grawity> fdsa: Nautilus, the file manager of Ubuntu, has integrated SFTP Support.
[18:47] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god: Isnt that an ATI or is it Intel?
[18:47] <grawity> *support
[18:47] <fdsa> does it have integrated SCP support?
[18:47] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: Do "sudo rm /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base" without quotes
[18:47] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: Hmm okay. Well the cable and router ports are clear, I've swapped those in and out within the last few days and seen them work so I'm gonna go with the other three options. Can you send me in a direction from here?
[18:47] <enigma415> where can i get the drivers for my Geforce 9300 GE card? (for linux Ubuntu 9.04)
[18:47] <grawity> fdsa: No, but you probably won't need it, as SFTP generally does the same and more.
[18:47] <OttifantSir> me2pro4god: If you do a sudo command, you are running as administrator/superuser. It won't ask too many questions then, or stop you doing foolish things since the computer then is basically told: I know what I'm doing, so just do what I say.
[18:47] <obama> PROBLEM: i have just set up a new samba server. Everything seemed to be working fine. however i can only resolve its netbios name from windows machines, not from my other ubuntu box. the server is running nmbd
[18:47] <FLJohn> I go to youtube and Hulu and all I get is a white screen where a video is suppose to Play.  How can I fix this without rebooting?
[18:47] <grawity> fdsa: And you already are using SFTP, I think.
[18:48] <jijin> QUESTION: Can anybody help me install drivers for nvidia NV5M64. I know I need the legacy drivers but when I install it I get this messagenvidia-glx-legacy: Depends: xserver-xorg-core (>= 1:0.99.0-1) but it is not going to be installed.
[18:48] <Amnesia> Anyone know something 'bout the grub.cfg file from grub2?
[18:48] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok restarting...
[18:48] <fdsa> grawity, its SCP, not SFTP.
[18:48] <fdsa> and I am using KDE right now. I don't have Gnome packages installed
[18:48] <linuxguy2009> jijin: Look for that package in synaptic and then install your driver.
[18:48] <edbian> fdsa: sftp is secure ftp (over ssh)
[18:48] <jijin> thank linuxguy
[18:49] <grawity> fdsa: Both SCP and SFTP are for copying files over SSH -- and WinSCP supports both too.
[18:49] <r3l1c> <----is going Karmic -----> only for the brave
[18:49] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: Actually here's what I'm gonna do. I'm going to attempt to install 9.04 (not server edition) and see if I can't configure the connection from there. If I can get it to work from there then It's me and Server Edition quarreling hah.
[18:49] <grawity> fdsa: But SCP is for transferring _single_ files, so WinSCP defaults to using SFTP unless you change it.
[18:49] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: check bois settings for somthing like "onboard network" should be on, read through dmesg to see if card is activated at boot, get a pci eth card from a friend and see if that works
[18:49] <Halabund> Hello
[18:49] <linuxguy2009> Hola
[18:49] <me2pro4god> ok no problem guys i just downloaded     recover.exe   from the web i think its gonna get my data back thank you all for helping me!!!
[18:49] <fdsa> I see
[18:50] <sagredo> can someone help me with the syntax of a fsck for a usb harddrive?
[18:50] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: Okay thanks. I'll do that.
[18:50] <Amnesia> could anyone help me with grub2?
[18:50] <FLJohn> I go to youtube and Hulu and all I get is a white screen where a video is suppose to Play.  How can I fix this without rebooting?
[18:50] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god: yeah a Windows application will definetly get all your Linux data back. Good luck with that. hehe
[18:50] <eoeas> Amnesia: What's up?
[18:50] <edbian> FLJohn: Install the package flashplugin-nonfree
[18:51] <Amnesia> eoeas: hi
[18:51] <jijin> linuxguy2009: it says the same thing in synaptic
[18:51] <eoeas> VonRonsenburg: Good luck!
[18:51] <Amnesia> eoeas: I need to know how to configure grub2 using the grub.cfg to boot an iso
[18:51] <linuxguy2009> me2pro4god:  EXE are for Windows.
[18:51] <eoeas> Amnesia: Hi man/woman
[18:51] <FLJohn> ﻿edbian: is that in synaptic?
[18:51] <Halabund> I'm looking for replacement for two programs I use in Windows:  One is a viewer for DJVU files, WinDjView, which allows creating bookmarks to views of the document (and even remembers the bookmarks when the document is moved to a different location on disk).  The other is a tool that can annotate PDFs.  (Unfortunately evince doesn't even display annotated PDFs correctly).  So, any suggestions?
[18:51] <Amnesia> eoeas: aswell as a gnu based iso or an nt based image
[18:51] <edbian> FLJohn: Yep!  via command line: "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree"
[18:51] <grawity> fdsa: IIRC, KDE's Dolphin also supports SFTP - just open sftp://username@hostname/ in the address bar.
[18:52] <Riddell> Halabund: okular should do djvu
[18:52] <eoeas> Amnesia: As far as I know, you can't boot an ISO directly from Grub
[18:52] <linuxguy2009> Halabund: ubuntu has apps to edit PDFs just look in add/remove or synaptic.
[18:52] <Amnesia> eoeas: grub 1 can't grub2 can
[18:52] <techbw> looking for fix on audio problem, when I login I get a loud hissing sound, how can I correct this?
[18:52] <sagredo> how can I have fsck automatically fix errors?
[18:52] <techbw> the rest of the time audio is fine
[18:52] <Halabund> Riddell: evince does djvu as well, but what I'm missing is the bookmarking functionality.  Does okular have that?
[18:52] <Paddy_NI> !info pdfedit | Halabund
[18:52] <linuxguy2009> Halabund: You can also print directly from any app in ubuntu dire4ctly to a PDF out of the box.
[18:52] <grawity> fdsa: KDE also supports its own fish:// protocol that also goes over SSH -- it's faster, but kinda hackish in concept.
[18:52] <eoeas> Amnesia: Oops, then I'm not familiar with #2
[18:52] <enigma415> Utilizing Wine, could I not just copy->paste the directX *.dll files to the system32 folder (which is what i did before, when i was using windows OS)?
[18:52] <Amnesia> eoeas:  thanks for bothering though
[18:53] <eoeas> Amnesia: ;-)
[18:53] <FirstSgt> Has anyone got FF 3.5 working in Ubuntu (x86_64) ?
[18:53] <enigma415> and therefore being able to use directX by using that method?
[18:54] <Paddy_NI> FirstSgt: report bugs and ask questions about FF3.5 in #ubuntu-mozillateam
[18:54] <grawity> enigma415: I think DirectX also depends on registry entries to be correct.
[18:55] <OpenBluntSurgery> Hey I am trying to take a screenshot and it is throwing this error ' Wrong JPEG library version: library is 70, caller expects 62 ' .. I have tried to update with my package manager and also compiled from source
[18:55] <sh33p> Hey guys. Now, I know there is a sticky in the forums with this question, but I want to know from people's own experiences, which one is better. 32 bit or 64 bit (running from a Mac)
[18:55] <Paddy_NI> !better | sh33p
[18:55] <linuxguy2009> OpenBluntSurgery: If your using gnome, there is a built in screencapture tool.Is that what your using?
[18:55] <OpenBluntSurgery> linuxguy2009: im using F5 to take the capture
[18:56] <sh33p> ubottu: I do want opinions about what people think of the two
[18:56] <Paddy_NI> sh33p: dont take polls in here.. I personally use 64 bit ubuntu because I have a 64 bit cpu
[18:56] <linuxguy2009> OpenBluntSurgery: So what app is capturing the keystroke?
[18:56] <sbradley33> How to I install my Webcam?
[18:56] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[18:57] <jimnkristy> need some help with some usb devices mounting and some not
[18:57] <sagredo> Ubuntu detected my external USB and mounted it perfectly... now it fails to do that, someone help me get access back to my data
[18:57] <sagredo> please
[18:57] <fdsa> oh wow, Konqueror is awesome!
[18:57] <linuxguy2009> OpenBluntSurgery: printscreen key will do a whole desktop, alt+printscreen will do the current window. Or open the gnome screencapture tool and use it directly.
[18:57] <fdsa> view -> text mode !@
[18:57] <fdsa> scp and sftp work just fine
[18:58] <enigma415> that is what I thought... but when i was trying example game programs (riemer.net examples, for example), it would give me an error saying "This file does not exist" (like DxD3D9.dll), i just go and find the file, copy to System32, then I retry the program with no problems, with no registry mods at all. can i do it with Wine, or will I have to test it myself?
[18:58] <eoeas> Amnesia: http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=996
[18:58] <Amnesia> eoeas: lemme see
[18:58] <jimnkristy> need some help with usb devices not mounting
[18:59] <sbradley33> !webcam
[18:59] <Amnesia> eoeas: already seen it, but thats isn;'t any iso booting;)
[18:59] <sagredo> jimnkristy: same here
[18:59] <snape> ny alternatives to cheese webcam manager
[18:59] <forester> Hi, I'm using xforwarding on ubuntu server 9.04 and get several lines of "Xlib:  extension "Generic Event Extension" missing on display "localhost:10.0"." every time I start a program. Anybody, know how to fix this problem?
[18:59] <lesshaste> how can I install a ubuntu package on web page by clicking on it?
[18:59] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: Printscreen doesn't work... any ideas why? Shortcut seems broken...
[18:59] <TheChuckster> ubottu, web cameras in Linux are really hit or miss
[18:59] <jimnkristy> sagredo: can you get any usb to mount
[18:59] <lesshaste> is there a firefox addon?
[18:59] <Halabund> linuxguy2009: I tried pdfedit, but it has no annotation functionality.  It has a "highlight text" function, but it seems pretty useless and unpredictable.  It doesn't even allow highlighting a single word.
[18:59] <TheChuckster> there's that French guy that keeps churning out web camera drivers by the dozen though
[18:59] <buzza> snape:  kopete / motion   :)_
[18:59] <TheChuckster> bbl Linux wants me to restart the computer after an upgrade
[19:00] <draugluin> hi
[19:00] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: just go to Applications menu, accessories, take screenshot.Itll open the screenshot tool.
[19:00] <Jimmio> Halabund: OpenOffice can edit them if I'm not mistaken. If they can't edit, they can save out as PDF o.o
[19:00] <alteregoa> heh
[19:00] <alteregoa> how cna i extract those wine icons?
[19:01] <jimnkristy> Can anyone help me with usb not mounting
[19:01] <FLJohn> ﻿edbian:  Thank you.  I tried the sudo kill all firefox and that seemed to work.  i did however save your sudo command for a latter date.  thank you.
[19:01] <mattgyver> Hi, im noticing that fail2ban is releasing banned IPs from iptables.  The server has not been reset, and the ban time is set to -1.  Does anybody know why this isnt working?
[19:01] <Halabund> Jimmio: I don't want to edit the PDFs, just annotate them.  Strike out words, highlight words, and most importantly: attach comments to the highlightings.
[19:01] <mattgyver> jimnkristy, what is the error?
[19:01] <eoeas> Amnesia: Ahh sorry, understood that your windows wasn't booting either, yeah, seems like the documentation is hard to get hold of
[19:01] <jimnkristy> mattgyver: hold on
[19:01] <snape> buzze: can motion take photographs
[19:01] <linuxguy2009> Halabund: I have no idea what annotation is exactly. hehe Umm look in add/remove for any other PDF editors im not sure if there any others but thats a good way to tell.
[19:01] <Shawnc> Hello, how come sound doesn't work? Is there a package I need to install, just doesn't work on youtube but works for .avi's etc.
[19:01] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: Well?
[19:02] <snape> buzza: sry for d typo
[19:02] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: still no sound
[19:02] <Scunizi> Halabund: that is in essence editing pdf's.. try PDFEdit.. it allows you to do all those things but will take a little getting use to .
[19:02] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: You can't DIRECTLY install a .deb-package from a webpage. The most direct route is to click it, then choose to open it with Gdebi or gnome-open. It will download it, then open a package manager, then you'll choose to install it and provide your superuser-password.
[19:02] <Amnesia> eoeas: kinda yeah, I;ve found this: http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB
[19:02] <Halabund> Jimmio: But openoffice can't edit them, it seems
[19:02] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: gah
[19:02] <jimnkristy> mattgyver: cannot mount volume.  Invalid mount option when attempting to mount volume.
[19:02] <Amnesia> eoeas: but it's not exactly what I'm looking for
[19:02] <Paddy_NI> Halabund: yes it can
[19:02] <linuxguy2009> Halabund: flpsed is an pdf annotator. its in add remove search for "pdf edit"
[19:02] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: now everything comes up in the 'vol control' area when I play it
[19:02] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: I know that, but after a recent HAL update, more of the keyboard shortcuts work, but print screen broke. Should I file a bug report for something as small as that?
[19:02] <eoeas> Amnesia: Tell me, in Grub 2, can you boot a ISO directly without unpacking ?
[19:02] <VonRonsenburg> eoeas: Hey I made a breakthrough!  I ran ifconfig wlan0 up and then iwlist wlan0 scanning and found my network! Do you know how I would go arround to connecting to it via the terminal?
[19:03] <Amnesia> eoeas: yep
[19:03] <Halabund> Scunizi: I just tried, and it didn't have those functions.  It can't add comments, and can't highlight anything else than a single line.
[19:03] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: that is, the Pulseaudio mgr output device
[19:03] <Amnesia> eoeas: thats why I picked grub2
[19:03] <Amnesia> eoeas: check: http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB
[19:03] <sagredo> how can I have ubuntu check for hard drives and remount them
[19:03] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: but nothing through the speakers
[19:03] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: Was your HAL update done manually or within system updates?
[19:03] <newuser> hi all, running into bug and googling says solution is to: Removing the supplied 8.04 libqt3-mt3:3.3.8-b0ubuntu3.i386 package and installing the 8.10 libqt3-mt3:3.3.8-b5ubuntu1.i386 package resolves this issue.  How do i do make is to I can add the 8.10 libqt3-mt3:3.3.8-b5ubuntu1.i386 package???
[19:03] <mattgyver> jimnkristy, please see pm
[19:03] <jimnkristy> mattgyver: ubuntu sees it, listed in places, but wont mount
[19:03] <Jimmio> Halabund: Did you used to use the full version of Adobe Reader? If you did, maybe try installing it through WINE? Sorry, I don't have it to test :\
[19:03] <newuser> this from dell mini10v netbook
[19:03] <Paddy_NI> Halabund: http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/pdfimport
[19:04] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: It was automatically updated.
[19:04] <jimnkristy> mattgyver: pm?
[19:04] <Halabund> Paddy_NI: Please tell me how you got OpenOffice to edit PDF files then.  When I try opening them it opens them as ASCII.
[19:04] <OpenBluntSurgery> linuxguy2009: im trying to play the new game HoN, I just want to take a screenshot of the issues I am having ingame.. I was told to use F5 for this, I Have no idea what program this keystroke is binded to
[19:04] <newuser> that is running 8.04 but I need 8.10 libqt3-mt3:3.3.8-b5ubuntu1.i386 package
[19:04] <Halabund> Paddy_NI: Ah, I see
[19:04] <sagredo> yo yo yo
[19:04] <Paddy_NI> Halabund: ;)
[19:04] <sagredo> how can I check an ntfs drive for errors using fsck
[19:04] <mattgyver> jimnkristy, private message, can you show me the command you typed to produce that error?
[19:04] <wrhaynes> :D
[19:04] <OpenBluntSurgery> fsck is ext filesystems only
[19:04] <mrken1> Paddy_NI:Any chance it's the HDMI over video card issue?
[19:04] <eoeas> Amnesia: so have you tried a similar configuration?
[19:04] <FirstSgt> im using irssi via gnome terminal, i know paste is shift + insert.  what is copy for keyboard command?
[19:04] <glitsj16> lesshaste: check if you have apturl package installed and referenced as the default application for apt url's in firefox
[19:04] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: okay have you made sure all your mixer tracks for the intel alsa are unmuted and turned up
[19:05] <linuxguy2009> OpenBluntSurgery: Oh if its ingame then its in the folder of the game. Check the game documenation for that has nothing to do with ubuntu.
[19:05] <enigma415> simple bool question: do i have to copy the wxGTK2.8 files to the newly created ~/buildgtk before the "../configure --with-gtk" command?
[19:05] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I dont think so
[19:05] <cPF> has someone seen putty sessions hanging open when exiting on Ubuntu karmic? they SSH process goes "defunct"
[19:05] <Halabund> Jimmio: I used a freeware program called PDF XChange.  If I don't find anything, I'll try if it works with wine then.
[19:05] <alteregoa> heh if i enlarge my venus, with raid ext4 what do i nede to do?
[19:05] <FirstSgt> basically how do i copy in any terminal window to clipboard?
[19:05] <linuxguy2009>  Jimmio: So your printscreen key does nothing at all?
[19:05] <eoeas> Amnesia: I mean, did you get a error code?
[19:05] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  cPF
[19:05] <qe2eqe> Are graphics drivers from Nvidia/Ati mutually exclusive?
[19:05] <alteregoa> i got 4 discs radid 5 UUUU
[19:05] <OpenBluntSurgery> linuxguy2009: uhh LOL did you read the error? it has plenty to do with libjpeg package
[19:05] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: I think so, but where is the best place to go for sure
[19:05] <Amnesia> eoeas: yeah
[19:05] <alteregoa> cat /proc/mdstat
[19:05] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: Nothing at all :(
[19:05] <cPF> sebsebseb: thanks, was looking for that channel
[19:06] <Amnesia> eoeas: using grub4dos I already did it
[19:06] <sebsebseb> cPF: np
[19:06] <Amnesia> eoeas: but using grub2 its slighty different
[19:06] <linuxguy2009> Oh my bad.
[19:06] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: right click the volume icon and select open volume control
[19:06] <sagredo> can anyone help me get my external usb HD connected? I'm on day 3 of troubleshooting
[19:06] <newuser> how to replace the supplied 8.04 libqt3-mt3:3.3.8-b0ubuntu3.i386 package with the 8.10 libqt3-mt3:3.3.8-b5ubuntu1.i386 package on dell mini 10v???
[19:06] <OttifantSir> FirstSgt: Shift+Ctrl+C to copy. Shift+Ctrl+V to paste
[19:06] <dirtyfreebooter> any reason why apache2 insists on adding itself to init/startup everytime it upgrades, itstead of leaving the config as I have it.. disabled by default
[19:06] <sagredo> can anyone help me get my external usb HD connected? I'm on day 3 of troubleshooting
[19:06] <FirstSgt> OttifantSir: thank you
[19:06] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: yeah, I did that already; everything there is unmuted
[19:06] <eoeas> Amnesia: did you get any error codes?
[19:06] <alteregoa> Personalities : [linear] [multipath] [raid0] [raid1] [raid6] [raid5] [raid4] [raid10]
[19:06] <alteregoa> md0 : active raid5 sdc1[0] sdd1[1] sde1[2] sdf1[3]
[19:06] <Amnesia> eoeas: nope
[19:06] <enigma415> simple bool question: do i have to copy the wxGTK2.8 files to the newly created ~/buildgtk before the "../configure --with-gtk" command?
[19:06] <linuxguy2009> OpenBluntSurgery: Does it say the libjpeg is out of date or what?
[19:06] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: once that is done select preferences and tick all the different tracks that are offered
[19:07] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: not a problem running ALSA and PulseAudio?
[19:07] <FirstSgt> excellent.  now i can yank a line in vim and copy another :D
[19:07] <twig11> !anyone >sagredo
[19:07] <twig11> !anyone
[19:07] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: open the screenshot tool and just use the window.Problem solved.
[19:07] <techbw> need help -- > I am getting very loud hissing (static) type sound immediatly after logon in ubuntu gui.  how can I solve the issue, or see what is run while booting from login menu
[19:07] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: Whoaaa... Since when does Fn keys work? My keyboard has Print Screen and Open Context Menu as the same key with the modifier being Fn. That button works, but not printscreen.. and I can't set things to use Fn and something.
[19:07] <Amnesia> eoeas: but using the jaunty example from http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB it get oud in a initrfs
[19:07] <alteregoa> 2930279808 blocks level 5, 64k chunk, algorithm 2 [4/4] [UUUU]
[19:07] <Amnesia> out*
[19:07] <alteregoa> i want add 4 drives
[19:08] <alteregoa> do i have to reformat the array? or do i see just unused space ?
[19:08] <techbw> need help -- > I am getting very loud hissing (static) type sound immediatly after logon in ubuntu gui.  how can I solve the issue, or see what is run while booting from login menu
[19:08] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: for example for me I had to tick "surround" and unmute and turn that up or I had no audio
[19:08] <sagredo> AHHHHHHHHHHH! WHY WON'T MY DRIVE MOUNT? WTF MATE!!!
[19:08] <Paddy_NI> *sound rather
[19:08] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: Does your Fn key have a toggle idicator?
[19:08] <ankush> Hi everyone
[19:08] <enigma415> simple bool question: do i have to copy the wxGTK2.8 files to the newly created ~/buildgtk before the "../configure --with-gtk" command?
[19:08] <twig11> !wtf >sagredo
[19:08] <enigma415> fine ill figure it ALL out myself
[19:08] <enigma415> cya later
[19:08] <alteregoa> i got some weird console fonts
[19:09] <alteregoa> much to small, where can i change that stuff?
[19:09] <edbian> !wtf > edbian
[19:09] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: I'm not sure I understand what you mean... Toggle indicator? It has to be held to use those keys.
[19:09] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: Thats what i was wondering. ok
[19:09] <ross_> i would like to know how to install software that would allow me to burn cds
[19:09] <ross_> i currently have the latest version of ubuntu installed
[19:09] <mrken1> Paddy_NI:something did it! :) I think it was ticking IEC958
[19:09] <newuser> how to replace the supplied 8.04 libqt3-mt3:3.3.8-b0ubuntu3.i386 package with the 8.10 libqt3-mt3:3.3.8-b5ubuntu1.i386 package on dell mini 10v???
[19:09] <snarkster> im trying to connect a computer to a tv. is there a vga setting that I can use to be able to see the screen at the live cd startup?
[19:10] <newuser> running 8.04
[19:10] <Halabund> Paddy_NI: So this PDF import extension has to be downloaded separately?  Is it not included in Ubuntu (I cannot find it)?
[19:10] <ankush> Im trying to clone a repository using hg clone command...but the connection seems to be dropping for some reason..any way to copy the repository ?
[19:10] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: Check your keyboard shortcuts in System, preferences, keyboard shortcuts. Theres one there for screencapturing. See if its empty and or if you can set it manually to whatever you like.
[19:10] <twig11> !doesn't work > twig11
[19:10] <eoeas> Amnesia: what do you mean win ".. it get oud in a initrfs" ?
[19:11] <eoeas> Amnesia: with
[19:11] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : hi sorry to disturb you , are you still there ?
[19:11] <Jimmio> ross_: You know that Ubuntu has stuff built in for that? It's called Brasero. Works fantastic. Just turn off the audio CD leveller, it levels everything way too low.
[19:11] <ankush> ross: ubuntu 9.04 has a cd creator Applications>accessiries
[19:11] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: Should be print and alt + print for each listed as defaults.
[19:11] <Amnesia> eoeas: well initramfs*
[19:11] <ross_> jimmio: sorry i did not know that, let me see if i can find it
[19:11] <twig11> !doesn't work > sagredo
[19:11] <Amnesia> eoeas: not sure why it occurs
[19:11] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok, now how do I make it digital surround? ;-)
[19:12] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: It's set to Print... I reset them, still don't work and Alt Print reads as Alt Sys Req
[19:12] <linuxguy2009> newuser: look for a backported version of that package.
[19:12] <linuxguy2009> he left nm
[19:12] <Annoyingperson> need help using proxies with terminal , even when i export the proxies it still report my ip as the same in link.
[19:12] <Annoyingperson> links*
[19:12] <linuxguy2009>  Jimmio: Just open the screen capture window. Problem solved.
[19:12] <Tim1> where can i get ubunto livecd
[19:12] <sagredo> twig11: wasting my time does the opposite of helping
[19:13] <ross_> jimmio: thank you
[19:13] <alteregoa> i cannot connect to port 22
[19:13] <linuxguy2009> Tim1: Seriously? ubuntu.com
[19:13] <alteregoa> what the heck
[19:13] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: While that does solve the issue, My keyboard should still work properly... >_>
[19:13] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: of course, thanks a billion
[19:13] <ubuntunewbie> Anyone know how to generate md5sum including ls -l together ?
[19:13] <bartek> j#3on3.et
[19:13] <Jimmio> ross_: You're quite welcome! :)
[19:13] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: Well it doesnt >_>
[19:13] <musikgoat|main> Annoyingperson: links has a proxy input section
[19:13] <Tim1> linuxguy009 i want to get lived that i could boot off from cd....and not use hd drive
[19:14] <linuxguy2009> Tim1: Are you blind? http://www.ubuntu.com
[19:14] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: I noticed. How hard is it to detect keys that are reading as scan codes 5xxxxx? It can't be that hard really. Keytouch can read them, but it breaks everything else it seems..
[19:15] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: Every OS comes with bugs.
[19:15] <musikgoat|main> Annoyingperson: under setup -> network setup -> proxies
 I thought when inported proxies with this command export HTTP_PROXY=174.129.214.93:80 all terminal applications woulld be under that ip?
[19:16] <musikgoat|main> Annoyingperson: links might not be reading those environment variables
[19:16] <techbw> need help -- > I am getting very loud hissing (static) type sound immediatly after logon in ubuntu gui.  how can I solve the issue, or see what is run while booting from login menu
[19:16] <linuxguy2009> Jimmio: Maybe boot the live CD and try your keyboard there? if it doesnt work there, then it may be your hardware and not Ubuntu.
[19:16] <Annoyingperson>  <musikgoat|main> i See thank you.
[19:16] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: what do you mean?
[19:17] <musikgoat|main> Annoyingperson: wget surely uses environment variables, but i'm not sure about links
[19:17] <gatton> how do I see if my video drivers are working properly ?
[19:17] <Annoyingperson>  <musikgoat|main> What about others like ssh and ftp ?
[19:17] <Slart> gatton: glxgears -info   might give you some hints
[19:17] <linuxguy2009> gatton: 3d drivers you mean?
[19:17] <Paddy_NI> Sorry mrken1 I am getting terrible lag at the moment with my mobile broadband... must be all that internet radio :)
[19:17] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: I wanted to output including ls to text file
[19:17] <Tim1> linuxguy can ubunto read ntfs and fat?
[19:17] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: happy days.. sound is working
[19:17] <Paddy_NI> :D
[19:17] <ubuntunewbie> example : /media/cdrom0$ ls -l -R > ~/Desktop/forms.txt
[19:17] <musikgoat|main> Annoyingperson: you exported http_proxy, so ssh and ftp don't read that
[19:18] <geekening> Tim1, yes
[19:18] <alteregoa> lol it wasnt installed haha
[19:18] <linuxguy2009> Tim1: I think NTFS requires some packages installed but fat32 yes for sure.
[19:18] <Slart> !ntfs
[19:18] <ubuntunewbie> example : /media/cdrom0$ ls -l -R (wanted to add md5sum check)> ~/Desktop/forms.txt
[19:18] <Tim1> do i have to recompile.....
[19:18] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: ls -l >mylist.txt
[19:18] <linuxguy2009> Tim1: Compile what?
[19:18] <Annoyingperson>  <musikgoat|main> of course only http , slow day for me. =/
[19:18] <NEBAP> how can I access the etc folder with write permission?
[19:18] <musikgoat|main> Annoyingperson: no worries
[19:18] <gatton> glxgears works
[19:19] <Halabund> OK, I think I'll try that Windows program with wine.  OpenOffice practically destroys PDFs when opening them (no wonder, PDFs are not meant to be edited), flpsed can't do anything else than add text (no highlighting, no annotations).  PDFs can contain "annotations" or "comments", e.g. one can highlight a piece of text, and attach a note that will only pop up in a PDF reader (in a separate window) when clicking the highlighting.  That's what I n
[19:19] <Halabund> eed.
[19:19] <musikgoat|main> NEBAP: use sudo
[19:19] <gatton> but everything else is slow
[19:19] <Tim1> geekening u said it could read ntfs
[19:19] <linuxguy2009> NEBAP: sudo nautilus
[19:19] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: example : /media/cdrom0$ ls -l -R (wanted to include and create md5sum) > ~/Desktop/forms.txt
[19:19] <NEBAP> musikgoat|main: where should I use sudo?
[19:19] <Slart> !gksudo | linuxguy2009, NEBAP
[19:19] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: example : /media/cdrom0$ ls -l -R -md5sum > ~/Desktop/forms.txt but it doesn't work
[19:19] <linuxguy2009> NEBAP: alt+f2 gksudo nautilus
[19:19] <NEBAP> ubottu: thank you
[19:19] <musikgoat|main> NEBAP: follow Slart's advice,  gksudo nautilus
[19:19] <Slart> NEBAP: if you want to edit a file in /etc   you could run "gksudo gedit /etc/yourfile"
[19:19] <geekening> Tim1, are you trying to read the files you have in windows?
[19:20] <Jimmio> linuxguy2009: Well, that's true. But recently I've been using Ubuntu 100% bug free, and just noticed that it stopped using print screen. It works fine btw, as it used to work here. It's really not that big of a deal, but I'd like to use some of the shortcut keys that are built in.. I'm using Ubuntu for game engine development and so far it's going great. Things are so easy... Need SDL? sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev I can't wai
[19:20] <gatton> anyone know why vlc player plays the audio, but any flash video does not ? the volumes are all at max
[19:20] <Tim1> yes geekeing
[19:20] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: you mean a include a md5sum for every file in the list?
[19:20] <ankush> any idea how to copy files from a repository?
[19:20] <linuxguy2009> Slart: sudo works with gtk apps also as long as you keep the terminal open. Doesnt really matter much.
[19:20] <Tim1> on ntfs partion
[19:20] <Tim1> partion
[19:20] <Slart> linuxguy2009: you do it that way if you want to.. but don't recommend it to others
[19:20] <Abhineet> can anyone tell me why the exe files arent opening in my ubuntu OS
[19:20] <NEBAP> Slart: I want to use the File-Browser to edit the folder
[19:20] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: yep
[19:20] <gatton> sound card not good enough maybe
[19:20] <edbian> I accidentally unmounted my USB storage device without unmounting or emptying the trash and now the system will only mount it as read only.  How can I fix this problem??
[19:20] <Slart> linuxguy2009: read the link ubottu mentioned
[19:20] <dewdude> Abhineet, .exe files are for windows/dos
[19:21] <unforgiven512> How can I load the 'fuse' module? I'm following the instructions as per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FolderEncryption however I get a fatal error upon sudo modprobe fuse, saying that the module fuse can not be found
[19:21] <Slart> NEBAP: then it's gksudo nautilus.. but please be very very careful with that window
[19:21] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: and create md5sum on files inside the directory too
[19:21] <OttifantSir> NEBAP: Be absolutely sure you know what you're doing when gksudo-ing Nautilus. It's perhaps the easiest way to destroy your setup. Be ABSOLUTELY sure you REALLY need to run Nautilus as root!
[19:21] <geekening> it should just show up on your computer
[19:21] <geekening> under file system i think
[19:21] <NEBAP> Slart: thanks
[19:21] <linuxguy2009> Slart: Its apreciated if you dont be an old crab and be hounding folks. If you have some advice for someone just tell them not me.
[19:21] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: just like how the burner Brasero include a cheksum.txt when burning
[19:22] <VonRonsenburg> Can anyone tell me how to connect my wireless card to my wireless network via the terminal?
[19:22] <Halabund> Well, the good thing is that while searching for PDF tools, I found a molecule drawing program perfect for making that figure I'll need to prepare tomorrow :)
[19:22] <twig11> Advice needed desperately- After installing a Dlink DWL-g120 wireless card with ndiswrapper, the computer freezes on reboot at the splash screen, then eventually displays the following error right after "starting bluetooth" : "[  450.972022] INFO: task hid2hci:3230 blocked for more than 120 seconds. [  450.972088] "echo 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/hung-task-timeout-secs disables this message" What problem does this indicate?
[19:22] <unforgiven512> VonRonsenburg: iwconfig
[19:22] <K99Brain> unforgiven512, fuse isn't the module for the ntfs fs?
[19:22] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: find /media/cdrom |md5sum >mylist.txt
[19:22] <NEBAP> Slart: just want to manually install eclipse
[19:22] <unforgiven512> K99Brain: I believe fuse is used for NTFS as well
[19:22] <Jimmio> Sudo and GKsudo, while they may be different, running windowed apps with sudo still work fine.. so lets not argue that? xP
[19:22] <dewdude> I thought fuse was an auto-mount daemon for gnome
[19:22] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: means I need to separate the line of output together ?
[19:23] <unforgiven512> K99Brain: I have the latest version of libfuse2 and fuse-utils as well
[19:23] <sirjoebob> I was wondering if anyone knows of a screenlet that works with Amarok 2 to display now playing. Controls preferred but not critical.
[19:23] <Paddy_NI> !gksudo | jimmo
[19:23] <henux> anybody know where is the "pop" sound file located which you hear when the laptop battery is low?
[19:23] <OttifantSir> Abhineet: .EXE-files are Windows-programs, and as such aren't native to Linux. Many can be run through !WINE, but not all of them work perfectly. .deb and .rpm are the most common program-files for Linux.
[19:23] <Paddy_NI> Jimmo never use sudo to open graphical applications
[19:23] <K99Brain> unforgiven512, yes, i was not sure. however, starting from hardy ntfs can be read and write without that module, if i'm not worng
[19:23] <Paddy_NI> Jimmo http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo
[19:23] <NEBAP> thank you guys
[19:24] <unforgiven512> K99Brain: I'm not looking to get NTFS working, my NTFS already works -- I'm attempting to set up an encrypted folder with EncFS as per this tutorial https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FolderEncryption
[19:25] <glitsj16> henux: /usr/share/gnome-power-manager contains some wav files that might be what you're looking for
[19:25] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: not working , it doesn't even create md5 on every files.I got like 200 doc files on thecd
[19:25] <grawity> K99Brain: Ubuntu does include ntfs-3g by default
[19:25] <linuxguy2009> sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list Well, to be perfectly honest, most of the time it isn't.
[19:25] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: forget the last command i gave you, it doesn't work, you need a little script for that
[19:25] <K99Brain> unforgiven512, ok. fuse-utils and libfuse2 are installed?
[19:25] <unforgiven512> K99Brain: Correct.
[19:25] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: uhm , is it hard to write script ?
[19:25] <linuxguy2009> says right on there most of the time its no issue at all running gtk apps as sudo instead of gtksudo
[19:26] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: i could give you a longer version
[19:26] <henux> glitsj16: are those files in public domain?
[19:26] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: really ! ? thanks ! :D
[19:26] <linuxguy2009> Bottom line: most of the time when you use sudo for graphical applications, it's fine. hehe
[19:26] <linuxguy2009> says right on that page
[19:27] <spasticteapot> I have a PC running Ubuntu 9.04 with an nVidia NForce2 Ultra graphics card.
[19:27] <henux> glitsj16: or are they GPLd?
[19:27] <spasticteapot> It's not recognizing the need for any proprietary drivers under "hardware drivers", and it refuses to recognize my monitor (connected via VGA).
[19:27] <glitsj16> henux: i don't know, they are part of the gnome-power-manager package that's all i know
[19:27] <henux> k
[19:27] <twig11> Why would my wireless card cause my computer to freeze unless I run depmod -a and modprobe ndiswrapper every time before plugging it in?
[19:27] <spasticteapot> I'd like to use it to connect to a a widescreen display at 720p resolution (also through VGA).
[19:27] <spasticteapot> What should I do?
[19:27] <linuxguy2009> spasticteapot: go download a driver manually from nvidia.com
[19:28] <Tim1> Support of NTFS partition for linux has always been a problem. Projects exist since many years but was always experimental, and was claim to be not safe. On the 14th of July 2006, a developer of the linux-ntfs team, Szabolcs Szakacsits, revolution this area by releasing a new driver ntfs-3g which claimed to provide full read/write support for all NTFS partition. After months of successful testing by hundreds of thousands of users in beta status, 
[19:28] <unforgiven512> K99Brain: Is FUSE compiled in the kernel, therefore not having a module?
[19:28] <R0ncoToke> spasticteapot, Download and install manually from nvidia.com
[19:28] <Tim1> i should get ntfs-3g
[19:29] <R0ncoToke> Tim1, I use ntfs-3g, it works fine
[19:29] <unforgiven512> K99Brain: I have a fuse group already...
[19:29] <K99Brain> unforgiven512, uhm, i don't think. And i don't see that module in my jaunty
[19:29] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: 1) ls -l >myscript.sh       2) ad to first line !#/bin/bash          3) for the rest of the lines: ad md5sum in front of every file entry     4) execute your: myscript.sh >mylist.txt
[19:30] <ubuntuovato> Alguien me puede decir como apurar a ubuntu?
[19:30] <ubuntuovato> Antes era más rápido que ahora
[19:30] <unforgiven512> K99Brain: I'm using jaunty as well. I know ntfs-3g depends on FUSE, and that is what 9.04 is using for it's NTFS driver
[19:30] <ubuntuovato> pero va algo lentito
[19:30] <Shawnc> Hello, how come sound doesn't work? Is there a package I need to install, just doesn't work on youtube but works for .avi's etc.
[19:30] <OttifantSir> !es > ubuntuovato
[19:30] <linuxguy2009> Shawnc: Get your required codecs.
[19:30] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: um.. sorry , I dont get it , 2) add to first line ?
[19:30] <R0ncoToke> Shawnc, Which player are you using ?
[19:31] <Shawnc> youtube.com
[19:31] <DFarmer> Hi
[19:31] <lillis> Hmm. I did an Ubuntu netbook remix install yesterday. When I chose disk/partitions I chose to use the whole disk without partitions, and it displayed as if it was going to use the whole disk. But now, when I run df, it turns out / is only 3,5GB and then there are only a number of minor partitions for tmpfs, swap etc
[19:31] <Shawnc> R0ncoToke: youtube.com
[19:31] <DFarmer> How do I upgrade to python 2.6?
[19:31] <twig11> This chat room is an awesome place when you can get somebody's attention. When you can't, the despair is palpable.
[19:31] <DFarmer> I'm running Intrepid
[19:31] <linuxguy2009> Shawnc: ubuntu restricted extras, bad, bad multiverse, ugly, ugly multiverse.
[19:31] <R0ncoToke> Shawnc, You said it was working fine for youtube.com right.
[19:31] <Shawnc> no
[19:31] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: you still there for one more question, or am I pushing my luck?
[19:31] <Shawnc> I said it works for .avi's not for youtube
[19:32] <linuxguy2009> Shawnc: you need a flash plugin for your broswer.
[19:32] <Shawnc> i can watch the vid
[19:32] <Shawnc> just not hear any shound
[19:32] <linuxguy2009> Shawnc: www.adobe.com to download flash for ubuntu.
[19:32] <R0ncoToke> Shawnc, Something might be wrong with the plugin.
[19:32] <warddr> hello, how much ram do I need for an ubuntu 9.04 server with lamp?
[19:32] <linuxguy2009> Shawnc: you must have the correct codecs to play all formats.
[19:32] <twig11> Wireless question: Why would my wireless card cause my computer to freeze unless I run depmod -a and modprobe ndiswrapper every time before plugging it in?
[19:33] <NEBAP> I've manually installed eclipse in the etc. folder, which worked great
[19:33] <Dj_Luis> Wireless Question: Extreme range 5.8Ghz Support NSTREME mode?
[19:33] <NEBAP> how can I add eclipse into the Applications menu?
[19:33] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: in a bash script, the first line has to be " #!/bin/sh " to show that it's executable
[19:33] <linuxguy2009> NEBAP: you can create launchers in the menus by right clicking the menu bar and edit menus.
[19:34] <NEBAP> linuxguy2009: ok thank you
[19:34] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: then second or third line your commands
[19:34] <R0ncoToke> NEBAP, System > Preferences > Main Menu
[19:34] <ross_> i have a little problem, it seems that my computer continue to shut itself down on its own
[19:34] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: you mean create a scrpt.sh then open the script and add the #!/bin/sh at the first line right ?
[19:34] <Dread> hey guys, im having trouble with connecting to a VPN and i think it might be the router, i know this might not be the most relevant channel to ask for help but im using ubuntu so i thought i'd ask anyway
[19:35] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: how do I add md5 to check in my directory ?
[19:35] <mrken1> What's the command to edit a .conf file?
[19:35] <unforgiven512> K99Brain: Eh, it works without having the 'fuse' module, so it's all good
[19:35] <Dj_Luis> #hack.ar
[19:35] <ross_> i currently have the latest version of ubuntu installed, and for some reason, it puts itself in suspension mode that i cannot get out off
[19:35] <Gnea> mrken1: it's usually vi, gedit or nano
[19:35] <mudsplatter> dont let it suspend
[19:36] <mrken1> Gnea: thanx
[19:36] <edbian> mrken1: .conf files are just text files.  vi, gedit, and nano are all text editors.  gedit is the only graphical one though.
[19:36] <OttifantSir> Dread: Most of the new routers have a VPN-passthrough option, so look in your router for something akin to that first, and give the model and producer of the router.
[19:37] <Dread> OttifantSir, its got a VPN option in the port forwarding section, which i've setup, its got ipsec l2tp and pptp which i've both added
[19:38] <finfan> I know this might be a bit offtopic, I am from Finland and I would like to know if this phone would work in Finland http://cgi.ebay.com/G1-HTC-GOOGLE-ANDROID-PHONE-T-MOBILE-3G-TOUCH-6359_W0QQitemZ110415337323QQcmdZViewItemQQptZCell_Phones?hash=item19b544576b&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A12|66%3A2|39%3A1|72%3A1240|293%3A1|294%3A50
[19:38] <Dread> its a sweex adsl2 router
[19:38] <finfan> I would most certainly be happy if someone could tell me
[19:38] <Dread> i'll get the model
[19:39] <Dread> sweex MO200UK
[19:39] <mattgyver> I cannot point to my server by hostname, anyone know how to fix this?
[19:39] <poningru> finfan, hmm
[19:39] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: can't output "~/Desktop$ myscript.sh >~/Desktop/test11.txt
[19:39] <ubuntunewbie> bash: myscript.sh: command not found
[19:39] <ubuntunewbie> "
[19:39] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie:  http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO.html , you are better of checking here
[19:40] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: too complicated over IRC
[19:40] <K99Brain> unforgiven512, so you was right. fuse is included in the kernel, now
[19:40] <finfan> poningru: ?
[19:40] <OttifantSir> Dread: I'll be honest and say I haven't done any VPN myself, but as I understand it, pptp is ONE way of ensuring VPN passthrough, while l2tp is another. They don't work together. But still my initial comment is accurate: Give as much info as you can about the hardware and the connection as you have. Apart from usernames and passwords of course.
[19:40] <poningru> finfan, looking
[19:41] <finfan> ahh thank you for taking my case
[19:41] <ross_> can anyone please help me? my computer (with latest version of ubuntu) puts itself on suspension on its own
[19:41] <finfan> because I am a noob
[19:41] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: HEY WAIT!!
[19:41] <OttifantSir> mattgyver: You might be able to point to server by hostname by adding its IP to the /etc/hosts file thus: 192.168.0.1  servername then a line-break
[19:42] <Tartin> Anyone know of any guides to set up an popcorn hour to work with a PC running Ubuntu in the same network?
[19:42] <mattgyver> OttifantSir, should i be putting its IP, or the ip to the router?
[19:42] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: md5sum /media/cdrom/* > ~Desktop/test11.txt
[19:42] <mattgyver> OttifantSir, its already listed on /etc/hosts
[19:43] <tomay> hi every body
[19:43] <tomay> ubuntu is now successfully installed on my PC
[19:44] <sirjoebob> i need a screenlet that shows now playing info for Amarok 2. Anybody?
[19:44] <OttifantSir> mattgyver: Then I don't really know. It's just something I picked up from a HowTo on NFS-setup. If DNS goes down, it should still work if the IP-adress of the server is in the hosts-file. If it is, and you can't to it by name, then ask again.
[19:44] <R0ncoToke> tomay, Congratulations. Have fun with it!
[19:44] <mattgyver> OttifantSir, Well thanks for the info anyway!
[19:44] <philtar> Hi
[19:44] <willm> Tartin: you might want to have a look at http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10215
[19:45] <warddr> is there noone around who know how much ram i need for ubuntu lamp?
[19:45] <philtar> I'm trying to compile UnrealIRCD from source. Does it matter whether I'm on a 32bit system or a 64bit one?
[19:45] <willm> warddr: how much ram do you have in your box now?
[19:45] <philtar> warddr: Chances are if ubuntu runs fine than LAMP will be alright
[19:45] <Tartin> willm: thanks, I'll have a look :)
[19:46] <willm> tartin: np
[19:46] <warddr> willm, philtar I am thinking about a VO
[19:46] <R0ncoToke> sirjoebob, Make your own .conkyrc
[19:46] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: md5sum /media/cdrom/* > /home/-username-/Desktop/test11.txt
[19:46] <warddr> *vps:  http://www.ramhost.us/?page=virtual-dedicated-server    , the nano if it works
[19:46] <sirjoebob> R0ncoToke, Trying to do everything all screenlets. Plus I would like album art to display as well
[19:47] <Tim1> does ubunto cd comes with  ntfs-3g
[19:47] <poningru> finfan, did you get all that?
[19:47] <linduxed> what is the purpose of automatically creating a new group with the same name as the user created?
[19:47] <Scunizi> warddr: if you're running the server and not a desktop environment then 256m otherwise you'll need 384+ for the desktop gui environment
[19:48] <R0ncoToke> sirjoebob, Conky does the text. No idea about the album art.
[19:48] <VCoolio> Tim1: it's in the repos but not installed by default
[19:48] <warddr> Scunizi, than I'll look for another vps :D
[19:48] <eoeas> linduxed: only happens on the first time, cause first groups are system ie root, dhcp, etc ..
[19:48] <low_key> hey all, how can i get dmraid to load during boot up?
[19:49] <MindVirus> Every time I log in, Glipper errors and tells me it cannot be loaded.
[19:49] <MindVirus> But then I run "killall gnome-panel" and it works.
[19:49] <MindVirus> Any suggestions?
[19:49] <AfterTech> whoa
[19:50] <berty642> Hi al i am using ubuntu 9.04 and loving, could somebody point me towards a guide to get my mouse side buttons to work on nautilus ie back and forward, they work on firefox ok, Thanx
[19:50] <alteregoa> Life is a sexually transmitted disease
[19:50] <eoeas> low_key: install the packet, should happen automatically
[19:50] <AfterTech> berty642: google
[19:50] <linduxed> eoeas: nono... ive got this webmin system that has a standard option to create those groups when setting up a new user...
[19:50] <berty642> already did
[19:50] <MindVirus> Anyone?
[19:50] <tomay> bye
[19:50] <willm> beryt642: what mouse is it?
[19:50] <AfterTech> what's your problem MindVirus
[19:50] <MindVirus> Every time I log in, Glipper errors and tells me it cannot be loaded.
[19:51] <snarkster> what is the kernel parameter for 720x480
[19:51] <MindVirus> But then I run "killall gnome-panel" and it works.
[19:51] <OttifantSir> MindVirus: If you don't need gnome-panel, find it, it's a short-cut somewhere I don't remember now. Cut and paste it to your home-dir, and it won't load on boot-up anymore. But you still have it for later if you need to.
[19:51] <low_key> eoeas: i installed dmraid via packet and everything is working, but initramfs drops to shell and i have to "dmraid -ay" then exit to continue boot up
[19:51] <MindVirus> Dude, I need gnome-panel.
[19:51] <poningru> !google AfterTech
[19:51] <alteregoa> [Google] #1 A Year After 'Tech Tax' Scare, Maryland Firms Follow Up With ... ( http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/02/22/AR2009022202148.html )
[19:51] <alteregoa> [Google] Desc: A year ago, Maryland technology companies were holding rallies and pushing a last-minute lobbying campaign at the State House as they tried to persuade ...
[19:51] <willm> Mindvirus: havve you tried updating
[19:51] <FloodBot2> alteregoa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:51] <MindVirus> Gnome-panel automatically restarts after getting killed.
[19:51] <MindVirus> willm, I'm always fully updated.
[19:51] <poningru> !google | AfterTech
[19:51] <alteregoa> [Google] #1 A Year After 'Tech Tax' Scare, Maryland Firms Follow Up With ... ( http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/02/22/AR2009022202148.html )
[19:51] <AfterTech> !google what?
[19:51] <alteregoa> [Google] Desc: A year ago, Maryland technology companies were holding rallies and pushing a last-minute lobbying campaign at the State House as they tried to persuade ...
[19:51] <FloodBot2> alteregoa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:51] <alteregoa> [Google] #1 RSS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS )
[19:51] <debac1e> MindVirus: does glipper give an error message?
[19:52] <arrrghhh> can anyone help me load sound from the console?  i don't have a gui.
[19:52] <MindVirus> debac1e, yes, it says that it can't be loaded.
[19:52] <berty642> willm its a labtec laser mouse
[19:52] <unop> berty642, here's a workaround - http://gaarai.com/2009/02/13/navigate-in-ubuntu-nautilus-using-the-mouse/
[19:52] <debac1e> MindVirus: is that gnome-panel saying it can't be loaded, or glipper? and there's no other information? :(
[19:52] <berty642> thankyou unop much appreciated
[19:52] <MindVirus> debac1e, I believe it's gnome-panel.
[19:52] <om26er> any1 plz help me. my side pane icons are very small and can't find a way to make em big.(every other icon is normal)
[19:53] <MindVirus> debac1e, because it's the same window it uses to tell me that other applets crashed before.
[19:53] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: sorry , reading the bash how to , more complicated and confusing
[19:53] <MindVirus> *used
[19:53] <UnderSampled> Hello. How do I mount an image created by ddrescue?
[19:53] <eoeas> low_key: 2 options= install into kernel via modules-assistant or try changing fstab from using UUID to /dev/sdaX
[19:53] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: did what you told me on md5 but cannot work on a directory
[19:54] <Morpheus`> Hi
[19:54] <UnderSampled> Morpheus`: Hi
[19:54] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: This works, i tried it: 5sum /media/cdrom/* > /home/ubuntunewbie/Desktop/test11.txt
[19:54] <Morpheus`> Is this possible to check list of availble IPs ?
[19:54] <willm> Hi morpheus
[19:54] <Morpheus`> (:
[19:54] <R0ncoToke> Morpheus`, Google.
[19:54] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: This works, i tried it: md5sum /media/cdrom/* > /home/ubuntunewbie/Desktop/test11.txt
[19:54] <poningru> UnderSampled, do a mount -o loop
[19:54] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: but directory doesn't work
[19:54] <low_key> ok, i'll try that, thanks
[19:54] <poningru> or right click on it and open with archive mounter
[19:54] <OttifantSir> UnderSampled: If it's an .iso, personally I'd use GmountISO. It
[19:54] <OttifantSir> 's in Add/Remove
[19:55] <Morpheus`> R0ncoToke: I wouldn't ask before trying with google :p
[19:55] <unop> Morpheus`, check the list of IPs against what?
[19:55] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: don't worry, dirs won't be added ;-)
[19:55] <Morpheus`> unop: Check the list of avaible IP addresses
[19:55] <unop> Morpheus`, that doesn't make much sense - please explain.
[19:55] <R0ncoToke> Morpheus`, Connected to your system ?
[19:55] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: : Is a directory
[19:55] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: you can't use --> ~
[19:55] <MindVirus> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glipper/+bug/181435
[19:55] <MindVirus> That's the bug.
[19:55] <om26er> plz help me enlarge sidepane icons any1
[19:55] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: huh ?
[19:56] <Morpheus`> unop: Check the list of avaible IP adresses that I can bind to ..? :p
[19:56] <debac1e> MindVirus: there's a way to run glipper where it's not an applet (remember seeing it when I installed glipper a few days ago), you might be able to get better error information that way
[19:56] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: I wanted it to check inside the directory too
[19:56] <MindVirus> debac1e, I don't need it as a non-applet.
[19:56] <om26er> help...!
[19:56] <firestorm> Hi there. What is the default clock application that is displayed in Ubuntu when logged in via GDM?
[19:56] <willm> whats up om26er?
[19:56] <debac1e> MindVirus: I understand, but you do need better error information than "it doesn't work"
[19:57] <MindVirus> debac1e, the link has all the information possible.
[19:57] <MindVirus> It has bonobo stack traces.
[19:57] <UnderSampled> OttifantSir: An error occurred
[19:58] <R0ncoToke> om26er, Are you using any particular theme ?
[19:58] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: dunno more bashing than this :-(
[19:59] <unop> Morpheus`, sorry, i'm not following - what is this list of IP addresses? how did you get it?
[19:59] <Morpheus`> unop: That's my question :p
[19:59] <OttifantSir> UnderSampled: Which error? It needs a directory to mount to. Personally I make a directory ISO on my desktop to mount to. But there are command-line options that do a better job. I'm just lazy;-)
[19:59] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: oh , is ok , you already help me very much , keeping track on my problem :-)
[19:59] <arrrghhh> anyone know of a good "jukebox-like" program that doesn't require a X server?  something that'd run headless and could be controlled from a webui?
[19:59] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: many thanks to you ;-)
[19:59] <Morpheus`> When a system has more than one IP address to use
[19:59] <Morpheus`> And I want to check the list of all working IPs
[19:59] <UnderSampled> OttifantSir: no, not that. http://paste.ubuntu.com/222138/
[19:59] <unop> Morpheus`, ifconfig -a
[20:00] <Morpheus`> thanks!
[20:00] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: you welcome :)
[20:00] <daniele__> hi, is there a samba GUI?
[20:00] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: in case you found any extra bash , hope you can help me at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1206962
[20:01] <snarkster> ubottu knows noting about kernel parameters
[20:01] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: Thank you very much ;-)
[20:01] <UnderSampled> Daniele__: yes. nautilus natively integrates with samba
[20:01] <snarkster> ubottu kernel parameters
[20:01] <berty642> unop thankyou very much for taking the time to help, works like a charm :)
[20:02] <unop> berty642, i found that on 'google' :)
[20:02] <UnderSampled> !kernal parameters
[20:02] <VCoolio> firestorm: I think that is just 'date' with parameters; it is called in the .xml file in the gdm-theme
[20:02] <izap> my nvidia drivers arent working :(
[20:02] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: cool, will let you know if i stumble on something
[20:02] <berty642> lol i was out of mt depth looking at other guides
[20:02] <homy> Hi! In Openoffice impress 3.1, how can I apply an animation to a cell or some text in a table and not the whole table? If I select a cell and add an animation, it adds the animation to the whole table and not just the cell!
[20:02] <R0ncoToke> izap, errors ?
[20:02] <daniele__> UnderSampled: tnks, but i'm looking for a configuration tool for samba
[20:02] <firestorm> VCoolio: OK. How can I choose whether to display it or not?
[20:03] <berty642> ive only been using ubuntu about a month and was told to use a program to set the mouse buttons it never worked
[20:03] <UnderSampled> OttifantSir: any ideas?
[20:03] <spider48014> hi, anyone whou uses download helper on firefox, please?
[20:03] <acidburn> hi guys
[20:03] <eoeas> daniele__: Gadmintools or gsambad
[20:03] <OttifantSir> UnderSampled: I'm sorry, but I'm a rather newbie myself. What I understand of that paste, is that there is an unsupported filesystem in the .iso. Something you haven't installed modules for.
[20:03] <VCoolio> firestorm: go to /usr/share/gdm/themes, go into folder of your theme, open the .xml file with sudo nano or gksudo gedit and modify
[20:03] <acidburn> ubuntu is a pretty kewl guys and not afraid of anything
[20:03] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[20:03] <rodd> hi where can i get gthread 2.4.0 for ubuntu/
[20:03] <rellik> I'm having serious issues with grub..  I added a new HDD (the preexisting HDDs were unchanged).  Now whenever I boot I get a grub "Error 15 -- File not found" error.  I have seen a ton of google hits about how to fix this, but not one has worked.  I even did a full reinstall and I'm stilling getting error 15.  anyone have any idea how to fix this, or at least how to debug it?
[20:03] <Frozenball> [ 22:03.33 ]- -[ ¤ ]- -[ DCC send request from (acidburn)/(0.0.0.0) received. Trying to get ("IM12ANDWHATISDIS.exe")/(0B) through port (0)... ]-
[20:04] <Frozenball> What is this?
[20:04] <daniele__> eoeas: thanks, now i try them
[20:04] <firestorm> VCoolio: OK ... but I thought there would be an option in 'startup applications' or somewhere similar to say whether to show it or not?
[20:04] <Frozenball> acidburn?
[20:04] <eoeas> daniele__: good luck
[20:04] <VCoolio> firestorm: no, it is themed in that file, themes are all different, no gui to rule them all I think
[20:04] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: Thanks again , gtg now , will keep finding bash tomorrow thanks ;-)
[20:04] <daniele__> eoeas: it doesn't sound good.. :)
[20:05] <ikonia> !give ikonia a test
[20:05] <macman_> hey all quick question .. i just downloaded an avi and it is in spanish .. there anyway to download something that can transulate the audio to english ?
[20:05] <R0ncoToke> SWAT can be used to configure SAMBA.
[20:05] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: don't worry, besides solving your problem, you'll also learn a strong script - good luck
[20:06] <ikonia> macman_: translation programs don't exist at that level
[20:06] <firestorm> VCoolio: do you know the default filename for it under the themes directory?
[20:06] <R0ncoToke> macman_, I think you have to live on with english subtitles.
[20:06] <eoeas> daniele__: why?
[20:06] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: yeh , starting to learn ubuntu linux command now hope to improve myself
[20:06] <daniele__> "good look".. it seem it will be an hard work
[20:07] <Howdy> how do i connect to my own irc server??
[20:07] <VCoolio> firestorm: check in the system > preferences > login window for the name;
[20:07] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[20:07] <ikonia> Howdy: if you don't know how to use the client, running a server is not a good idea
[20:07] <eoeas> daniele__: naaaah! just being polite :)
[20:07] <R0ncoToke> Howdy, 1st you have to create one.
[20:07] <doseryder> If i replace a hardy heron repo with a jaunty jackalope repo would it work
[20:07] <VCoolio> firestorm: or did you mean the .xml file name?
[20:07] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: I myself need to write something that sorts my music
[20:07] <firestorm> VCoolio: the XML filename
[20:08] <VCoolio> firestorm: I think just <theme>.xml
[20:08] <ikonia> doseryder: replicating a repo is just cloning a repo, it has no influnce on the OS used to replicate it
[20:08] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: music ?
[20:08] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: music script midi piano ?
[20:08] <VCoolio> firestorm: there will be just one in every theme folder
[20:08] <R0ncoToke> eoeas, Sort it in which order ?
[20:08] <rellik> I'm having serious issues with grub..  I added a new HDD (the preexisting HDDs were unchanged).  Now whenever I boot I get a grub "Error 15 -- File not found" error.  I have seen a ton of google hits about how to fix this, but not one has worked.  I even did a full reinstall and I'm stilling getting error 15.  anyone have any idea how to fix this, or at least how to debug it?
[20:08] <LordMetroid> Anyone who have any experience of how much slower Ubuntu is on a single-core Atom N230 compared to a dual core N330?
[20:08] <snarkster> kernel parameter for 720x480
[20:08] <doseryder> ikonia: i mean in source.list
[20:08] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: yeah, relocate files according to type ie .mp3 .wav
[20:09] <ikonia> doseryder: then no - it won't work ,you can't / shouldn't mix repo's
[20:09] <Error323> you guys also got sth from acidburn? some exe file?
[20:09] <ikonia> rellik: you have changed the disk layout, do you get the grub menu (first question)
[20:09] <ikonia> Error323: don't worry about it - he's gone
[20:09] <firestorm> VCoolio: OK I see the Edubuntu.xml file does have a 'hostname and clock' section ... problem for me is that there is no docked application clock display and am trying to work out how to get a clock displayed
[20:09] <doseryder> ikonia: ugh... the nvidia driver available in the version of jockey-gtk would solve my problem
[20:09] <Error323> ikonia: allright, cool
[20:09] <rellik> ikonia, nope, no grub menu
[20:10] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: oh, bear one thing in mind, the "find" command searches sub dirs as well
[20:10] <VCoolio> firestorm: ok so you don; t have a clock but you want one?
[20:10] <ikonia> rellik: ok - so what has happened is the partition that your /boot file system is on has been re-orginised due to the new disk, hence why it can't be found to give you the menu
[20:10] <firestorm> VCoolio: yup
[20:10] <ikonia> rellik: you'll need to re-install grub to the mbr pointing at the correct partition
[20:10] <rellik> ikonia, it was and still is sdb1
[20:10] <ikonia> !grub > rellik
[20:10] <eoeas> R0ncoToke: just putting all music from several dirs into one folder
[20:11] <ikonia> rellik: grub doesn't use "sdb1" for references
[20:11] <lesshaste> how can I install a ubuntu package on web page by clicking on it?
[20:11] <ikonia> rellik: the OS named disks and how grub names disk are quite different
[20:11] <ikonia> lesshaste: what package do you want ?
[20:11] <rellik> ikonia, yeah, it's using UUID..  which I figured wouldn't change..  but maybe they do?
[20:11] <R0ncoToke> eoeas, :)
[20:11] <glitsj16> lesshaste: sudo apt-get install apturl
[20:11] <lesshaste> ikonia, flvstreamer.. I just want to click on it and install it :)
[20:11] <kevor> alex-weej: where you at? :P
[20:11] <ikonia> rellik: it's not using a uuid for the mbr
[20:11] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[20:12] <lesshaste> glitsj16, that's installed it seems
[20:12] <ikonia> lesshaste: you need to download it and install it,
[20:12] <alex-weej> kevor: ?
[20:12] <emanux> How to connect evolution to Microsoft Exchange 2007?
[20:12] <kevor> alex-weej: sorry, wrong channel :D
[20:12] <lesshaste> ikonia, firefox used to ask me if I wanted to install package with some tool
[20:12] <ikonia> lesshaste: there are web services that can interact with dpkg/apt
[20:12] <rocky_> hello, I'm on a laptop running ubuntu 9.04, connected to a wpa network, and want to share my connection using a usb dongle.... the wireless card in the lappy is a bcm4311 and the usb dongle is a netgear wg111v2.. the only reason I'm wanting to do this is because the nintendo DS doesn't support wpa
[20:12] <VCoolio> firestorm: http://paste.ubuntu.com/222150/
[20:12] <lesshaste> ikonia, dkpg-deb or something like that
[20:12] <ikonia> lesshaste: yes, that sounds familier
[20:13] <glitsj16> lesshaste: entering "apt:flvstreamer" in your location bar doesn't work?
[20:13] <sbradley33> I'm having a hard time getting my webcam to work.  I've checked the compatibility list and it is listed
[20:13] <dakarn> my buddy logs into gnome, even failsafe gnome from sessions window. and everything displays correctly but slowly after time everything turns black. menu, icons, windows, everything
[20:13] <sbradley33> I'm just not sure how to install the driver
[20:13] <rellik> ikonia, thanks for the link..  I'll read through that, though it looks identical to the things I've already been trying from other sites
[20:13] <coz_> emanux,   here is one link   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=549648
[20:13] <Slart> dakarn: the fade out that happens just before gnome-screensaver kicks in?
[20:13] <horacio> hellow
[20:13] <ikonia> rellik: keep in mind, that to the OS your disks haven't changed, but to the bios your disks have, there is a new one
[20:13] <ikonia> rellik: that's the key
[20:14] <lesshaste> glitsj16, nope.. try it :)
[20:14] <dakarn> slart: no it's not a fade out, it's like all the parts of the window manager start turning black =/
[20:14] <VCoolio> firestorm: you can copy the folder to your desktop to mess around without root permissions; and you can use "gdmthemetester" to check what it looks like
[20:14] <Slart> dakarn: it happens on a live cd?
[20:14] <coz_> emanux,  another   http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2006/10/24/use-evolution-with-microsoft-exchange-ubuntu-606-610/
[20:14] <rellik> ikonia, I figured at least a full reinstall would fix the issue, by reinstalling and reconfiguring grub
[20:14] <firestorm> VCoolio: thanks for the snippet. My .xml already has that section though but doesn't supppply
[20:14] <R0ncoToke> sbradley33, Please google with your web cams make and model.
[20:14] <rellik> ikonia, but I still get it =/
[20:14] <ikonia> rellik: don't need a full re-install, just re-apply grub to the mbr, but this time pointing at the correct partition for /boot
[20:15] <dakarn> slart: it's installed. he was messing with compiz settings and now it seems like his video card is bugging out
[20:15] <rellik> ikonia, yeah, but I *did* a full reinstall, and it didn't change anything
[20:15] <glitsj16> lesshaste: using apturl only works as another frontend to dpkg, if flvstreamer isn't in any standard repo, it will never work i believe
[20:15] <ubuntunewbie> eoeas: ok thanks for tell , gtg now see you guys
[20:15] <swobou> greetings channel, when i install ubuntu on my computer, it auto-detects the video card and monitor in a very nice way, making a detailed and effective xorg.conf file. how can i reproduce that autodetect sequence ? "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" and "Xorg -configure" do not seem to yield similar results.
[20:15] <ikonia> rellik: that's quite possible
[20:15] <lesshaste> glitsj16, right.. I just want to add a helper I think for firefox
[20:15] <eoeas> izap: because hdb can only be harddrive, which is not ISO9660
[20:16] <VCoolio> firestorm: either the code is wrong or the text is the same color as the background then, wouldn't know what else
[20:16] <lesshaste> glitsj16, just not sure what the helper app should be
[20:16] <eoeas> ubuntunewbie: see ya
[20:16] <sbradley33> ph
[20:16] <firestorm> VCoolio: probably the latter ... will change the colour and see what happens next time i log out / in ... many thanks!
[20:16] <Slart> dakarn: your friend could check if it still happens when he/she disables compiz and uses only metacity. If that fixes things I would start by resetting compiz.. not sure how to do that but uninstalling it and then reinstalling it might do it if you use the --purge option (or select remove completely) in synaptic
[20:16] <glitsj16> lesshaste: if you have apturl installed, you can point firefox to use that as helper app through the firefox preferences
[20:16] <glitsj16> lesshaste: point it to "apturl"
[20:17] <VCoolio> firestorm: paste your xml file in the pastebin, I could check (not that I'm an expert, but still)
[20:17] <eoeas> izap: try:  sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom /media/CD
[20:17] <dakarn> slart: i'm in a virtual console and i'm going to sudo apt-get purge compiz
[20:18] <Slart> dakarn: do that
[20:18] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: I use Opera myself, and changing that setting is much easier there, but when you click on the file, you have the option of opening with a program, or storing it to disk. Can't you choose to "Open with another program..." and then type in "gdebi". And then ask it to do that automatically from now on?
[20:18] <firestorm> VCoolio: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/222153/     note that my colour is #ffffff .... I have a white/light grey background on my menu bar ... not sure if that is the issue?
[20:18] <dakarn> slart: k compiz is purged
[20:19] <Slart> dakarn: ok, then reinstall it
[20:19] <Evelina> I'm trying to set up a planetplanet feed aggregator but I can't figure out how to filter content. Anyone know hot to achieve filtering using planetplanet?
[20:19]  * R0ncoToke wishes every one in the Indian time zone, " goodnight "!
[20:19] <philf> using aMSN, trying to view the other persons webcam, and/or recieve files, can't do either, I've forwarded the ports (according to google the port #s) on the router, and tried to open them on the UFW, but still can't do either..any thoughts?
[20:20] <R0ncoToke> philf, Im stuck with the same problem.
[20:20] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, right but what is the appropriate tool
[20:20] <lesshaste> glitsj16, oh.. ok
[20:20] <ikonia> philf: the msn protocol changes a lot, it is possible there is a current incompatability - just possible
[20:20] <VCoolio> firestorm: could be, ffffff = white
[20:20] <dakarn> slart: i just killed the compiz stuff running, purged, and exited the virt console and now it's gnome running. everything looks good. ty
[20:20] <eoeas> R0ncoToke: more like good morning ;-)
[20:20] <R0ncoToke> philf, I am now using virtual box to run windows and video chat in it. :(
[20:20] <firestorm> VCoolio: have changed it to #000000 ... will find out after a log out / log in :-)
[20:20] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: gdebi is the one usually used when installing a package graphically outside of Synaptic
[20:20] <Slart> dakarn: ok, I think you can reinstall compiz if you want.. but running on metacity isn't bad either
[20:21] <philf> R0ncoToke: can you send files? I can with no issues...maybe as ikonia says, incompatible..
[20:21] <R0ncoToke> Any ways to successfully work out video and voice chat for in pidgin ?
[20:21] <Duditz> what is Ubuntu?
[20:21] <VCoolio> OttifantSir: gdebi-gtk or it won't have a gui?
[20:21] <dakarn> slart: i believe all this happened because his laptop is ~10 years old and he's trying to enable all the effects on compiz. so i think i'm going to stay like this
[20:21] <ikonia> Duditz: a linux distribution
[20:21] <ikonia> Duditz: http://www.ubuntu.com
[20:21] <sebsebseb> !ubuntu |  Duditz
[20:22] <Slart> dakarn: sounds like a wise decision =)
[20:22] <R0ncoToke> philf, It sure is incompatible but we got to find a way to do it.
[20:22] <firestorm> VCoolio: thanks again !!
[20:22] <ikonia> R0ncoToke: msn is a closed protocol, so there are regular compatability breaks
[20:22] <VCoolio> firestorm: was that it?
[20:23] <nexTac> (j kruzi
[20:23] <eoeas> Duditz: they say windows is better, but i still like it :-X
[20:23] <R0ncoToke> ikonia, I cant do it in yahoo as well as google.
[20:23] <Duditz> (sorry poor english) I am currently using Fedora ... but in the lastest version the ATI driver not works ... in the lastest version of ubuntu ATI driver works?
[20:23] <OttifantSir> lesshaste, VCoolio: Apparently, the command is as you say: gdebi-gtk
[20:23] <glitsj16> lesshaste: setting that pref in firefox will make apturl work, but to get flvstreamer you will have to either look for and add a PPA repository (search for one at launchpad.net) or download a .deb for your ubuntu version at http://www.very-clever.com/download/nongnu/flvstreamer/linux/
[20:23] <ikonia> R0ncoToke: yahoo is also a closed protocol, and the same applies
[20:23] <ikonia> R0ncoToke: not sure about google, what application are you using to see video in google
[20:23] <sebsebseb> eoeas  Duditz   it depends on the user and what programs they want to run which operating system is better for them
[20:24] <sebsebseb> Duditz: that's odd you  apparantly use Fedora, but didn't know what Ubuntu was
[20:24] <eoeas> sebsebseb: true, shoudn't be confused with religion :-D
[20:24] <philf> ikonia: so there is no possible solution to this?
[20:24] <LordMetroid> Hmm, my mouse and keyboard has suddenly stopped working randomly as of lately
[20:24] <LordMetroid> Now I can not use the left mouse button anymore
[20:24] <sbradley33> Can anyone walk me through installing a driver for a webcam?
[20:24] <Duditz> I am say ... what's is signified of 'Ubuntu'
[20:24] <LordMetroid> A few seconds ago I had no control over the keyboard neither
[20:24] <ikonia> philf: didn't say that
[20:24] <Duditz> word Ubuntu
[20:24] <ikonia> Duditz: read the webpages given to you
[20:24] <R0ncoToke> ikonia, How come then Empathy says " Empathy is an instant-messaging(chat) program which supports text, voice, video, file transfers, and inter-application communication(tubes) over many different protocols(AIM, MSN, Google/Jabber, Facebook, SIP, yahoo, etc). "
[20:25] <Duditz> but my english is very poor LoL ... I am speak great only portuguese
[20:25] <sebsebseb> Duditz: ok what's your language?
[20:25] <Duditz> portuguese
[20:25] <OttifantSir> Duditz: Ubuntu is sometimes understood to mean "Humanity towards humanity"
[20:25] <Duditz> Brazil
[20:25] <ikonia> R0ncoToke: it supports that functionality - not with every protocol though
[20:25] <philf> ikonia: sorry no disrespect there, thought that was what you meant
[20:25] <sebsebseb> !br |  Duditz
[20:25] <wuselgrube> msg nrv|v|lucy-lu xdcc send #4
[20:25] <R0ncoToke> ikonia, I tried everything, nothing works out.
[20:25] <ikonia> R0ncoToke: how would it support video chat with facebook for example
[20:25] <Duditz> great! I am join to -BR .. thanks
[20:25] <ikonia> philf: not at all, no offesne taken
[20:26] <sebsebseb> Duditz: np
[20:26] <ikonia> philf: I've seen amsn for example work with msn video - but then fail 2 days later due to the protocol changes from microsoft
[20:26] <spasticteapot2> I'm having some trouble with the onboard video on my VIA chipset.
[20:26] <dakarn> Slart: i don't use gnome -- is there a startup script to load metacity?
[20:26] <R0ncoToke> ikonia, :D
[20:26] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[20:26] <spasticteapot2> While I do get output, it won't detect my LCD monitor and everything looks all flicker-y.
[20:26] <ikonia> philf: I'm only offering one possible explination for the problem, it's certainly not fact that this is the problem at the moment, but I'd put a bet on it that it is
[20:27] <Slart> dakarn: not sure how it works on other desktop enviroments.. sorry
[20:27] <R0ncoToke> spasticteapot2, Which version of Ubuntu ?
[20:27] <LordMetroid> There went parts of my keyboard
[20:27] <LordMetroid> What is going on
[20:27] <dakarn> slart: everyone should use openbox :(
[20:27] <spasticteapot2> 9.04.
[20:27] <R0ncoToke> spasticteapot2, The same problem persist for me, i use jaunty along with a VIA chipset.
[20:27] <philf> ikonia: well, that leaves me hope at least, there are a few issues that will have to be solved before i consider making ubuntu my only OS...( I do like it better than windows..) and if any one of those issues can't be ever solved. that would put a damper in my plan....thanks for the insight though!
[20:28] <spasticteapot2> @#$%@#$%
[20:28] <ikonia> spasticteapot2: what's all that about ?
[20:28] <spasticteapot2> I tried an AGP card - an Nvidia Nforce2 Ultra.
[20:28] <R0ncoToke> spasticteapot2, No way rather than to nuke the install and go back over to 8.10
[20:28] <spasticteapot2> Eh, figured.
[20:28] <linduxed> when you do a "adduser foobar" and it does all the usual manouvers, is there a reversal command? kinda like "rmuser" and it does away all that adduser did?
[20:29] <ikonia> philf: to be %100 honest, it's a problem that's not going to change unless you use open protocols, I know that doesn't help you, but it is a current limitation
[20:29] <krzysio> hi
[20:29] <R0ncoToke> spasticteapot2, Nvidia cards work out fine, all you have to do is install the drivers
[20:29] <mzz> linduxed: deluser, possibly with -m, iirc. Read the manpage first.
[20:29] <mzz> linduxed: err, sorry, userdel
[20:30] <LordMetroid> Is Openbox very ligt?
[20:30] <linduxed> LordMetroid: it is
[20:30] <philf> ikonia: ok, well that is not as important an issue, could be overlooked...it's just msn having other issues that may be resolved in the future, in the mean time, having a BLAST learning about linux and using commands!
[20:30] <R0ncoToke> LordMetroid, Fairly light
[20:30] <LordMetroid> More so than the Xfce?
[20:30] <ikonia> philf: good for you
[20:30] <linduxed> LordMetroid: there are lighter, but i dont know how far you want to go
[20:30] <LordMetroid> Running on Atom
[20:30] <linduxed> LordMetroid: its lighter afaik than xfce
[20:31] <LordMetroid> Can Gnome run comfortably on an Atom?
[20:31] <linduxed> LordMetroid: comfortably... hmmm...
[20:31] <JStoker> LordMetroid: Yeah. :)
[20:31] <linduxed> LordMetroid: havent tried, but dont expect blazing speeds...
[20:31] <R0ncoToke> LordMetroid, Depends on your definition of comfort ;)
[20:31] <LordMetroid> hehe
[20:32] <LordMetroid> I suppose not having to wait liiike foreeeever
[20:32] <JStoker> Works fine for me.
[20:32] <cryptide> what is a good hardware compatibly site i can search ? XFX PVT86SWAQ GeForce 8400 is what i'm wondering about
[20:32] <R0ncoToke> LordMetroid, I think it works fine.
[20:32] <LordMetroid> What do you use?
[20:33] <LordMetroid> You think there is a major difference between running gnome on an N230 vs N330?
[20:35] <OttifantSir> LordMetroid: I would suspect so. If I have understood correctly, N230 and N330 is the same clock-speed (GHz), but N330 is a dual-core? That would mean it should, in theory, run at least twice as fast.
[20:35] <Ferris-> <3 ubuntu
[20:35] <LordMetroid> Indeed
[20:35] <Ferris-> any decent freenode conversational channels? :/
[20:35] <LordMetroid> Anyone got any experience in running Ubuntu with gnome on the N230 or N330?
[20:36] <GeorgeAScott> does gnash support webcam capture for flash player sites requesting webcam connection?
[20:36] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: probably not
[20:37] <michelkogan> hi there
[20:37] <diddy> I don't know what I did, but I am not getting notified any longer about updates. There used to be a symbol in the top panel of Gnome. How can I get that back?
[20:37] <GeorgeAScott> sebsebseb, it was worth a shot... flashcam is giving me sucha headache with it's "unsupported format" message
[20:37] <michelkogan> what symbol ?
[20:38] <dayo> .
[20:38] <nodnarb> right click in system->admin->update mgr->add launcher to panel
[20:39] <nodnarb> if thats what u were talkin bout
[20:39] <nodnarb> but it isnt there by default anyways
[20:39] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: Adobe Flash for Linux closed source, but at the moment the best for Flash
[20:39] <MrPiracy> i am getting that "Checking for Xgl: not present." error when trying to run compiz. how do i fix that?
[20:40] <sinbox> diddy, which version have you got?
[20:40] <nodnarb> mrpiracy: have u googled it
[20:40] <GeorgeAScott> sebsebseb: i've got the latest flash from adobe, but without flashcam, flash sites don't find the camera, and with flashcam it only finds the input not the output,
[20:40] <diddy> I am on 9.04/Gnome.
[20:40] <MrPiracy> yes, it tells me to go to /usr/bin/compiz and add fglrx to it, but it's already there
[20:41] <nodnarb> hold..
[20:41] <MrPiracy> nodnarb: yes, it tells me to go to /usr/bin/compiz and add fglrx to it, but it's already there
[20:41] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: what's Flash cam?
[20:41] <sinbox> dunno then diddy
[20:41] <sinbox> should be automatic
[20:42] <rellik> ikonia, I just tried both the command line and gui repair methods from the page you linked and neither worked.. I'm still getting error 15
[20:42] <MrPiracy> nodnarb: in fact, i am a bit confused here. compiz was working fine, but when i added my KVM device i had to reconfigure my xorg.conf. i am trying to fine tune it again.
[20:42] <nodnarb> what kinda vid card u got
[20:43] <diddy> nodnarb: There is no such option "add launcher to panel"
[20:43] <nodnarb> and compiz is a file, not directory
[20:43] <MrPiracy> nodnarb: it's geforce 8600 gt
[20:43] <MT-> How do I edit a cursor theme?
[20:43] <BlueEagle> mrpiracy: Did you try !compiz?
[20:43] <BlueEagle> !compiz | mrpiracy
[20:43] <BlueEagle> mrpiracy: Not sure if that is relevant after 9.04 or if it's a stale factoid.
[20:43] <nodnarb> diddy: you should be able to right click anything from menu and add to panel
[20:44] <Veratyr9> how do i find out what driver my wlan0 is using?
[20:44] <erUSUL> Veratyr9: lshw -C Network
[20:44] <rellik> ikonia, about the only idea I have left is to physically swap the first two drives, so I can have a blank MBR to try
[20:44] <Veratyr9> erUSUL: thx
[20:44] <MrPiracy> BlueEagle: compiz was working 10 mins ago before i added my KVM device, i think it's something with my xorg.conf. i had to set it in a way i had my resolution back
[20:44] <erUSUL> Veratyr9: check the info about wlan0
[20:44] <diddy> nodnarb: Yes of course but there is no update applet or anything similar.
[20:44] <nodnarb> hey, i'll brb. gotta throw stuff in the laundry
[20:44] <diddy> nodnarb: What exactly is it called? Could you check, please?
[20:44] <sinbox> MrPiracy, KVm do create problems with xorg.conf , cause they pass standard settings at boot rather than the "proper ones" so you need to hack that, but I don't use compiz so nto sure this would bear on it
[20:44] <dakarn> damnit damnit :O
[20:45] <berriop> how can I ﻿find an email address ﻿from a ip address?
[20:45] <dakarn> how do you set window decorator in gnome?
[20:45] <MT-> dakarn: watch the language
[20:45] <MrPiracy> sinbox, nodnarb, BlueEagle: would u guys have a look at my xorg.conf file to see what could be wrong?
[20:45] <MT-> berriop: you can't
[20:46] <sinbox> pastebin it MrPiracy
[20:46] <epqr> hi
[20:46] <erUSUL> berriop: you can not. there is not a map between email adresses and ip's. a single ip of a mail server can host thousans of mail addresses
[20:46] <GeorgeAScott> sebsebseb: https://sourceforge.net/projects/flashcam/
[20:46] <GeorgeAScott> happy?
[20:46] <epqr> Anyone know of a good app to get album artwork ?
[20:46] <MrPiracy> sinbox, nodnarb, BlueEagle: http://pastebin.org/3078
[20:46] <berriop> ok thanks, and ﻿from a domain name??
[20:47] <rodd> epqr,  musicbrainz ?
[20:47] <MT-> epqr: gnome-look.org iirc
[20:47] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: heh
[20:47] <sinbox> they usually are really system specific though, MrPiracy , and the latest ones just espect to get all the signals from your peripherals which is troublesome as you have to "force" it
[20:47] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: so you want your web cam to work with this Flash thing?
[20:47] <epqr> rodd thanks, i'll check it out
[20:47] <diddy> I don't know what I did, but I am not getting notified any longer about updates. There used to be a symbol in the top panel of Gnome. How can I get that back? Ubuntu 9.04/Gnome.
[20:47] <MrPiracy> sinbox: yes, i noticed that
[20:47] <berriop> MT-, erusul: ﻿ok thanks, and ﻿from a domain name??
[20:47] <Duditz> the Ubuntu Ultimate is a official realease of Ubuntu?
[20:47] <GeorgeAScott> sebsebseb: yes,
[20:48] <sebsebseb> Duditz: no
[20:48] <VCoolio> diddy: check the options in update manager (button bottom left)
[20:48] <MT-> berriop: you can just use dig on the domain - but then again - a single domain could be routed through many servers
[20:48] <Duditz> thanks
[20:48] <MrPiracy> sinbox: as u can see, i had to add a few commands like "AddARGBGLXVisuals" and "Xinerama" ... i dont even know what they are for, i just copied from a website and it worked with my KVM
[20:48] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: if you hae enough RAM   you can probably virtual machine Windows inside Ubuntu for it
[20:48] <sebsebseb> Duditz: np
[20:48] <erUSUL> berriop: gmail.com (a domain name) hosts handreds of thousans of email addresses
[20:48] <diddy> VCoolio: There is only a settings button. But there is no option to display updates in panel.
[20:49] <GeorgeAScott> sebsebseb: i want nothing to do with windows... and no, not enough ram anyways.
[20:49] <VCoolio> diddy: or is your complete notification area gone from the panel? do you have other tray icons?
[20:49] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: how much?
[20:49] <BlueEagle> mrpiracy: is http://www.mail-archive.com/kvm@vger.kernel.org/msg03374.html related?
[20:49] <sinbox> Probably won't be able to help you with tha MrPiracy my hardware is too old to run compiz or any such thing on it but will take a look anyways
[20:49] <diddy> VCoolio. I have tons of icons there.
[20:49] <VCoolio> diddy: ok, just narrowing it down
[20:50] <MrPiracy> sinbox: thx
[20:50] <sbradley33> Hello, I'm quite new to Linux.  Windows is my bread and butter.  I think I have a driver for my webcam but it is a .gz file.  Can anyone help me install it please?
[20:50] <diddy> VCoolio: ?
[20:50] <GeorgeAScott> sebsebseb: 512rdram
[20:50] <VCoolio> diddy: ?
[20:50] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: I think you can do XP with that
[20:50] <Snowball^> quiit
[20:50] <notmyname> sbradley33: .gz is a gzip file. uncompress it with gunzip <filename here>
[20:50] <GeorgeAScott> sebsebseb: i don't want to do xp
[20:51] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: why not?
[20:51] <BlueEagle> sbradley33: Which webcam (or chipset) are you using? The reason I ask is that most drivers are already availible as kernel modules. You just need to activate them.
[20:51] <MrPiracy> BlueEagle: nope, not related ... i am not trying to VM or i dont have mouse issues
[20:51] <VCoolio> diddy: under the updates tab in settings, do you have it set to daily?
[20:51] <berriop> erusul: its not gmail.com, its dgt.es that will host just around 20 addreses
[20:51] <diddy> VCoolio: Yes.
[20:52] <BlueEagle> mrpiracy: Then I do not know. Might be an ATi issue. I've not seen that problem with nVidia.
[20:52] <MrPiracy> BlueEagle: mine is nvidia
[20:52] <MrPiracy> BlueEagle: what the heck is XGL anyway?
[20:52] <GeorgeAScott> sebsebseb: with the exception of a laptop running 2000pro for school stuff, and my winmo phone, i am windows free and it seems that turning to windows to get something to work instead of fixing the problem is a stupid thing to do
[20:52] <sbradley33> notmyname: Thank you, what should I be looking for for the installer?
[20:53] <sebsebseb> GeorgeAScott: depends what your issue is, anyway you might get some luck if you ask  about it in ##linux
[20:53] <sbradley33> BlueEagle: I have the Quickcam Messanger from Logitech
[20:53] <erUSUL> !es | berriop
[20:53] <gidna> Hi
[20:53] <MrPiracy> if i do SKIP_CHECKS=yes compiz it works
[20:53] <gidna> what's the difference between a file excuted with ./    and a file excuted just by typing the name?
[20:53] <VCoolio> diddy: in startup-applications, do you have update-nofifier set to start at startup? if not use this command: update-notifier --startup-delay=60
[20:53] <BlueEagle> mrpiracy: GLX is 3d accelleration and fglrx is ATis implimentation of GLX.
[20:53] <fusion44> hi, is there a private repository which provides a newer GDB than whats provided by default jaunty?
[20:54] <OttifantSir> MrPiracy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xgl
[20:54] <Bob_Dole> I only have 1 box that only I use which runs windows. And that's because I don't know how to overclock a Radeon 9200 SE on linux, and ubuntu 9.04 is using the free drivers, which seem to suck.
[20:54] <notmyname> sbradley33: that depends. there is no standard way, but there are some common ones
[20:54] <ikonia> fusion44: no
[20:54] <MrPiracy> BlueEagle: so why do i need fglrx if i have nvidia?
[20:54] <BlueEagle> mrpiracy: Typically you do not.
[20:54] <notmyname> sbradley33: I'm assuming that you have a folder after you uncompress it?
[20:54] <MrPiracy> BlueEagle: and why was it working and now it's not?
[20:54] <lguenhael> hello
[20:54] <sbradley33> notmyname: yes I do
[20:54] <diddy> VCoolio: Yes it is there.
[20:54] <lguenhael> can you tell me how can I associate an extention to a bash file please?
[20:54] <BlueEagle> mrpiracy: It was working because you hadn't done what you did and now it's not working because you did what you did.
[20:55] <sbradley33> notmyname: I'm going throught the 'ReadMe' now
[20:55] <notmyname> sbradley33: and in that folder, do you have a .deb file? a setup.py file? a configure script and a Makefile?
[20:55] <BlueEagle> mrpiracy: (read as: because you broke it) :D
[20:55] <VCoolio> diddy: then I'm lost
[20:55] <notmyname> sbradley33: the README is a great start :-)
[20:55] <Guest59159> Hi everyone. I am going soon to teach computer programmation in Africa. They do not have a network connexion. Is it possible to install a *complete* ubuntu distribution without network ? On ubuntu.com I only find the web age that propose to download a cd iso image, which I suppose do not contain a complete distribution: the packages that are not in the cd are downloaded over the network.
[20:55] <berriop> ubottu: ubottu what r u talkin bout, i never talk on spanish
[20:55] <MrPiracy> BlueEagle: but i did what i did because i needed to do what i did and i dont want to undo what i did, i just want to do something else to fix what i did before
[20:55] <diddy> VCoolio: Me, too. :)
[20:55] <VCoolio> diddy: what if you run the command in terminal? does it say anything useful? does it work maybe?
[20:56] <Cyber_Akuma> Are there any graphical versions of GRUB, or a graphical bootloader that would be an alternative to grub? ..... and while im ad it, since grub works by UUIDs, how do I find them since no doubt they will change after I am done repartitioning my drive.
[20:56] <Cyber_Akuma> currently my laptop hdd quadboots and has 7 partitions, going to reduce them to 4 and tripleboot
[20:56] <ikonia> Guest59159: you will need access to an internet connection to get updates, but there are DVD images with close to full package available repositories
[20:56] <sbradley33> notmyname: I do have a Makefile
[20:56] <BlueEagle> guest59159: You can download all packages and burn them to a second disk or a DVD and install it offline.
[20:56] <ikonia> Guest59159: keep in mind that a repo is approx 60gig in total
[20:56] <diddy> VCoolio, it says update-notifier already running.
[20:56] <torrentow> join #ubuntu-pl
[20:56] <delicowa> Well the repo is all the package ther is
[20:56] <VCoolio> diddy: ok; try to add notification area to bottom panel
[20:56] <notmyname> sbradley33: then the readme probably says do something like "./configure" then "make" then "sudo make install". am I right?
[20:57] <sinbox> MrPiracy, you might want to boot without the KVM, get the details of what xorg. settings are and then compare to the one you put in to use with your KVM and take it from there, sorry can't be much help on this.
[20:57] <delicowa> he'll just have to get the ones he needs
[20:57] <lesshaste> I get "0x883f748]Unsupported audio codec " when playing flash
[20:57] <lesshaste> is there a more up to day mplayer?
[20:57] <Guest59159> ikonia, BlueEagle : where can I download all the packages or DVD images ?
[20:57] <peacemaker> Hey guys
[20:57] <diddy> VCoolio: I did, so I am gonna wait until the next update comes and see what happens.
[20:57] <Cyber_Akuma> Ummmm, can you guys even see me? Or do I need ot register my nick before you can see my typing
[20:57] <Scunizi> lesshaste: is the current one missing something?
[20:57] <peacemaker> I have a Problem with my Garrysmod server
[20:57] <MrPiracy> what is Xinerama and AIGLX?
[20:57] <ikonia> Guest59159: the DVD images are available as torrents, but a repo is 60GB - please keep that in mind. I suggest you speak to your network administrator's in Africa
[20:57] <sinbox> we can see you Cyber_Akuma
[20:57] <peacemaker> If im startin the server i get "ALSA lib seq_hw.c:457:(snd_seq_hw_open) open /dev/snd/seq failed: No such file or directory
[20:57] <peacemaker> fixme:keyboard:X11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"00000409", 0000: stub!
[20:58] <Cyber_Akuma> ok
[20:58] <VCoolio> diddy: ok, sorry I couldn't help much
[20:58] <Cyber_Akuma> I guess you are busy helping others for now, have several things i want to do with ubuntu
[20:58] <sbradley33> notmyname: Yeah, but all it says is to run 'make install' and then to load the usb modules
[20:58] <Bob_Dole> is it even possible to overclock ATI cards in ubuntu?
[20:58] <lesshaste> Scunizi, seems from the above
[20:59] <sbradley33> notmyname: I tried to run make install but the system tells me 'make: *** No rule to make target 'install'. Stop.
[20:59] <peacemaker> I have a Problem with my Garrysmod server. When i start it I get
[20:59] <peacemaker> ALSA lib seq_hw.c:457:(snd_seq_hw_open) open /dev/snd/seq failed: No such file or directory
[20:59] <peacemaker> fixme:keyboard:X11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"00000409", 0000: stub!
[20:59] <notmyname> sbradley33: is there a Makefile in that folder?
[20:59] <diddy> VCoolio: Thx anway!!
[20:59] <mattgyver> sbradley33, have you tried just make?
[21:00] <MidnighToker> AAARGH!  -ok, im at the end of my tether trying to make this monitor work. Anyone fancy giving me a hand with nvidia / X0rg?
[21:00] <sbradley33> notmyname: OH, duh, I have to be in the folder...*V8*
[21:00] <sinbox> mattgyver, sbradley33 make-install makes it uninstalable though unlike
[21:00] <nodnarb> toker, whats your question?
[21:00] <Scunizi> lesshaste: aahh.. did you install the "ubuntu-restricted-extras" ??
[21:01] <BlueEagle> sbradley33: http://www.kuhrti.de/index.php/article/logitech-quickcam-messenger-on-ubuntu-9-04/ <= this may be exactly what you need.
[21:01] <MidnighToker> using the nvidia drivers, if i use nvidia-auto-select for resolution (or 1280x1024 as is this monitors native) then i get a black screen with maybe two lines of pixels at the top displaying the desktop
[21:01] <Scunizi> lesshaste: also .. are you trying to play a dvd?
[21:01] <ScottG> How do I add something to the applications menu?
[21:01] <Scunizi> commercial?
[21:01] <sbradley33> notmyname: I did the sudo -i command to get root, but I'm not sure how to find which folder to go into
[21:01] <Guest59159> ikonia, thanks: I an going to search for this torrent. I think I will find a hard drive to put the repo and bring it ti africa
[21:01] <Bob_Dole> delicowa, so I'm going to guess that means though it is possibly, there's nothing currently implemented to do it?
[21:01] <MidnighToker> nodnarb: sorry -replied above
[21:01] <enigma415> uhhh. hello?
[21:01] <nodnarb> which nvidia drive3rs u using?  177, 180,?
[21:02] <peacemaker> So, can someone help me with my gmod server?
[21:02] <MidnighToker> nodnarb: 180 now.
[21:02] <notmyname> sbradley33: the make command will look for a Makefile in the current directory. therefore you will need to be in the unzipped directory
[21:02] <lesshaste> Scunizi, no.. the radio
[21:02] <lesshaste> Scunizi, seems to be a jaunty problem
[21:02] <sbradley33> notmyname: Yup, I just don't know how to get ther from root
[21:02] <lesshaste> from http://linuxcentre.net/get_iplayer-gets-live-bbc-iplayer-stream-support/
[21:03] <MidnighToker> nodnarb: version 96 gets the resolution correct, but other things are horribly broken. its an onboard card too.
[21:03] <Scunizi> lesshaste: ok.. that codec that's trying to play.. is it a "real-player" codec?
[21:03] <notmyname> sbradley33: cd path/to/foler/or/file
[21:03] <nodnarb> yeah, i had problems using backtrack 4 (based on ubuntu 8.10) but had no problems using the actual ubuntu
[21:03] <peacemaker> can someone help me with my gmod server?
[21:04] <MidnighToker> nodnarb: well, this is standard ubuntu.
[21:04] <Scunizi> lesshaste: from that link it looks like a propiatory codec
[21:04] <switch10_> Hey what audio player do you guys use?  I'm using rhythmbox right now.  is there anything faster?
[21:04] <lesshaste> Scunizi, it works in ffplay and mplayer on other distros it seems
[21:04] <nodnarb> i had to remove the original xorg.conf file and replace it wih one of the other ones, like xorg.conf4 or some shit
[21:04] <MidnighToker> switch10_: audacious
[21:04] <sbradley33> notmyname: thank you, and I do have to be logged in as sudo -i, correct?
[21:05] <nodnarb> hang on, i'll try to see what the difference was that made it work
[21:05] <notmyname> sbradley33: no, you can just prefix the command you are running with sudo
[21:05] <sbradley33> notmyname: ah
[21:05] <switch10_> MidnighToker:  thnks I have it on my ubuntu studio install havent tried it yet though.
[21:05] <lesshaste> Scunizi, http://pastebin.ca/1500398 has the output of ffplay
[21:05] <Scunizi> lesshaste: I don't run jaunty so I'm not overly familure with it's audio issues.. however there have been many since the inclusion of pulseaudio.. the site seems to mention how to get it running.
[21:06] <lesshaste> Scunizi, ok .. it's a codec issue but thanks for your help in any case
[21:06] <MidnighToker> switch10_: its basically winamp / XMMS
[21:06] <nodnarb> hmm thats odd
[21:06] <switch10_> MidnighToker:  is there ipod support?
[21:06] <MidnighToker> switch10_: dont think so
[21:06] <nodnarb> backtrack 4 has several "extra" xorg.conf files
[21:06] <nodnarb> ubuntu 9 doesnt
[21:07] <switch10_> ill check it out
[21:07] <nodnarb> toker, i know you have the nvidia drivers installed, but have you also changed your actual monitor?
[21:08] <MidnighToker> nodnarb: tried it with a couple. works with one not the two in the house. i think its interlacing. EDID seems to tell linux to use interlacing but the monitor doesn't actually support it
[21:08] <kesiode> hi all, is anyone here familiar with using qemu on ubuntu? I use it on Windows but I'm having problems with Ubuntu
[21:08] <nodnarb> hmm
[21:09] <peacemaker> Can someone help me, to set up a garrysmod server?
[21:09] <peacemaker> I get some Errors
[21:10] <sebsebseb> kesiode: I have used it before, had to do something with commands for it or something,  it can be fun when you get it working,  but Virtualbox is rather good :)
[21:10] <nodnarb> is interlacing turned on in the xorg.conf file?
[21:10] <lguenhael> can you help me to associate an extension to a bash file please?
[21:10] <lesshaste> what is in non-free-codecs that is not in w32codecs?
[21:11] <MidnighToker> nodnarb: not obviously, but xorg.0.log seems to suggest it is
[21:11] <sebsebseb> kesiode: in fact I Googled'd before and found out how to use qemu
[21:11] <ScottG> How do I add something to the applications menu?
[21:11] <thiebaude> !qemu
[21:11] <soreau> lguenhael: It is not necessary but bash scripts sometimes have the extension .sh
[21:11] <kesiode> sebsebseb, when I run it under windows I'm prompted to select linux and then it boots..  Ubuntu version doesn't seem to have a gui
[21:12] <nodnarb> hmm
[21:12] <sebsebseb> kesiode: well Virtualbox has a rather nice GUI :)
[21:12] <soreau> ScottG: Sys>Prefs>Main Menu
[21:12] <sebsebseb> kesiode: that's also what most Ubuntu users  do their vm's in, as far as I know
[21:12] <Err0r> hey
[21:12] <lguenhael> soreau, I would like to lunch *.gibi files with a particular bash file "gibibash"
[21:12] <lguenhael> you see?
[21:12] <sebsebseb> kesiode: that do them
[21:12] <Err0r> i can't install ubuntu
[21:13] <lorenzosu> Hi all is there a way to control via Ubuntu the function of the Wifi on/off "soft-button" on the laptop?
[21:13] <Err0r> "DRDY DRQ"
[21:13] <kesiode> sebsebseb, yeah it's for a class and the guy said to use qemu...  I have a bunch of .bin files but no .img files so I don't know what I am supposed to load.
[21:13] <soreau> lguenhael: It would be up to your file browser to handle such associations
[21:13] <mzz> lorenzosu: on laptops with proper kernel support they *should* do the right thing out of the box
[21:13] <wildc4rd> evening all
[21:13] <Err0r> it runs the opening screen and all
[21:13] <mzz> lorenzosu: I haven't looked into how much hassle it is to remap them to something else.
[21:14] <Err0r> but when i choose "install" it runs a black screen
[21:14] <OttifantSir> Err0r: On what machine? Laptop or desktop or Mac? Which version of Ubuntu? Desktop or Server? 8.04, 8.10, 9.04? How far do you get?
[21:14] <lguenhael> but how to do it?
[21:14] <Err0r> desktop
[21:14] <Err0r> 9.04?
[21:14] <Err0r> it runs the opening screen and all
[21:14] <Err0r> but when i choose "install" it runs a black screen
[21:14] <Err0r> full of "errors" or something
[21:14] <lorenzosu> mzz: Unfortunatelly hp laptops have a (hardware) faulty wifi button which means if it fails you're left with no connection
[21:15] <mzz> soreau: in case you care: turns out /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume has the uuid of the swap partition
[21:15] <OttifantSir> Err0r: If you continue to use Enter as punctuation, the floodbots will kick you
[21:15] <Err0r> what?
[21:15] <peacemaker> Guys, Please help me with my gmod server. :(
[21:15] <Err0r> i answered for your questions
[21:15] <mzz> lorenzosu: there's a bunch of documentation on this in the kernel docs tree (the magic word is "rfkill"). Some of them are actually hardwired at the hardware level, so the kernel can't really fix those if they break.
[21:16] <Err0r> do you
[21:16] <soreau> mzz: Was that random or something you finally figured out?
[21:16] <lorenzosu> mzz: That's what I feared.
[21:16] <Err0r> do you know what should i do?
[21:16] <sebsebseb> Error323: why can't you install Ubuntu?
[21:16] <OttifantSir> Err0r: Have you tried to check the CD for defects on the bootup menu? Yes, you answered them, but keep them contained to ONE answer, not ten. That's not appreciated.
[21:16] <kesiode> sebsebseb, I think I've got it..
[21:17] <mzz> soreau: semirandom, iirc you asked me to tell you if I ever got it figured out when I was messing with resume a loooong time (well, a few days) ago
[21:17] <Err0r> hmm i tried that "check for defects" and it is doing the same
[21:17] <nodnarb> hmm, i don't know.
[21:17] <sebsebseb> Err0r: did you md5sum the ISO?
[21:17] <Err0r> yes
[21:17] <soreau> mzz: Ah yes, now I remember :)
[21:18] <erikk71> does anyone do much computer recycling
[21:18] <sebsebseb> Err0r: burning the CD slower can help
[21:18] <enigma415> is GTK+ linux's version of windows GDI+? (I don't think so, but can't find the answer with google... all my question derived from linux through google has been extremely vague)
[21:18] <Err0r> everything is ok
[21:18] <soreau> ! ot | erikk71
[21:18] <mzz> enigma415: remind me what gdi+ does please
[21:18] <sebsebseb> !install  |  Err0r
[21:18] <Err0r> sebsebseb it runs the install
[21:18] <mzz> enigma415: I suspect gdi+ is closer to cairo, but I don't quite recall what gdi+ does
[21:18] <OttifantSir> Do you remember the error messages you get? What do they say?
[21:18] <enigma415> basic drawing framework for windows
[21:18] <Err0r> everything is ok
[21:18] <soreau> Err0r: Check the cd for defects
[21:18] <Err0r> i checked
[21:18] <enigma415> what is cairo?
[21:18] <sinbox> [21:18] <sebsebseb> !install  |  Err0r  << this just look soooo good
[21:19] <Err0r> i did a md5
[21:19] <Err0r> ok
[21:19] <mzz> enigma415: for arbitrary drawing you probably want cairo. gtk uses that to draw buttons, menus, treeviews and so on.
[21:19] <thiebaude> !cairo
[21:19] <sebsebseb> sinbox: heh
[21:19] <mzz> enigma415: cairographics.org, it has a tutorial and the like
[21:19] <sebsebseb> sinbox: oh I notice your from the same timezone :D
[21:19] <enigma415> so what is the root drawing device used in linux (ubuntu 9.04)?
[21:19] <MrApe> Hi
[21:20] <soreau> enigma415: What are you trying to do ultimately?
[21:20] <sebsebseb> Error323: ok so the CD is ok you say, but then you try and install and it won't partition?
[21:20] <mzz> enigma415: err, I'm pretty sure gdi+ isn't the "root drawing device" on windows
[21:20] <sinbox> BSt then sebsebseb ;-)
[21:20] <enigma415> figure out how to install gtk 2.8 XD, and all the functions that come with gtk
[21:20] <sebsebseb> sinbox: yep
[21:20] <enigma415> ur right
[21:20] <Trijntje> I'm having trouble connecting to an encrypted usb device on 9.04. It works fine on 8.04. Is this a known issue?
[21:21] <mzz> enigma415: if you're running a regular desktop ubuntu you already have gtk+ (much newer than 2.8), although not its development headers.
[21:21] <enigma415> it is not the 'root' drawing device
[21:21] <mzz> enigma415: what are you actually trying to do?
[21:21] <MrApe> did anyone try to install the new psb-driver from the ubuntu-mobile launchpad repo??
[21:21] <Err0r> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall
[21:21] <Err0r> here it is
[21:21] <enigma415> it is the abstaction of the root, that C programmer can utilize with more ease
[21:21] <Err0r> after level 3
[21:21] <lorenzosu> I have another porblem everytime I install something I get a nasty error about linux-image-2.6.28-13-generic
[21:21] <soreau> ! enter | Err0r
[21:21] <Err0r> after level 3 it stuck
[21:21] <enigma415> if i do have the latest gtk, i shoudl be able to use themes... but as it is, i do not
[21:22] <Err0r> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall, H
[21:22] <ikonia> Err0r: ubuntu only boots to run level 2
[21:22] <mzz> enigma415: define "use themes". What are you actually trying to do? What things are you clicking or running? What should happen, and what does actually happen?
[21:22] <enigma415> and i checked the packages installed; there are some random python-gtk* packages, but none installed
[21:22] <Err0r> sorry i'm on a laptop
[21:22] <enigma415> ok... let me clarify
[21:22] <heinz1> Trijntje: what is your problem?
[21:23] <Err0r> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall, here it is - between level 3 and 4. There is the stucking.
[21:23] <soreau> Err0r: So the live cd does not load correctly?
[21:23] <Err0r> soreau, read line before.^
[21:23] <dpupp> testing 1 2 3.
[21:23] <Trijntje> heinz1: sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdf crypti gives: Command failed, cannot access device
[21:23] <enigma415> what i mean by theme is the window layout/color/etc, or in other words, the looks of the linux GUI
[21:23] <padi999> hi guys
[21:24] <mzz> enigma415: (multitasking, I'll reply in a bit)
[21:24] <lillis> Anybody know of a really minimal painting program (akin to MSPaint for windows)?
[21:24] <ikonia> tuxpaint
[21:24] <enigma415> and i want to install new themes, but i do not have the necessary packages to do so.
[21:24] <lillis> ikonia: thanks
[21:24] <padi999> How can I make the computer startup while keyboard and screen are unplugged?
[21:24] <soreau> Err0r: It's very hard to follow your short comments. It's easier if you place all of your question/comment on a single line so everyone isn't scrambling trying to help you in bits and pieces
[21:24] <padi999> normally it blocks at MBR
[21:24] <dport> Hey guys, I need some quick help. I just updated my nvidia graphics card to 96.43.13 from 96.43.10 and it goes through and I restart my X but it comes up with an error, saying it can't load the nvidia Kernel Module
[21:24] <ikonia> padi999: that's normally a bios option
[21:24] <lorenzosu> Everytime I install something I get a nasty error about linux-image-2.6.28-13-generic
[21:25] <padi999> ikonia: thank you very much
[21:25] <padi999> ikonia: that's all I need to know :)
[21:25] <geysser> Hi!Does anyone know how to save the subtitles I download in Totem?
[21:25] <soreau> dport: The driver didn't install correctly, or failed to install
[21:25] <heinz1> Trijntje: is the device correct (checked with dmesg)? Or should you probably use /dev/sdf1?
[21:25] <Err0r> soreau, i do that. my keyboard is pushes sometimes enter instead of backspace...
[21:25] <dport> How can I revert back to 96.43.10?
[21:25] <erUSUL> !find paint | lillis
[21:25] <soreau> ! who | dport
[21:26] <dport> !ubottu sorry about that
[21:26] <Trijntje> heinz1: The device is correct, and /dev/sdf1 makes no difference. And on my 8.04 laptop it works with just /dev/sdf.
[21:26] <Err0r> hmm
[21:26] <enigma415> ok... disregard all my last questions. I only really have one. How do i install gtk2.8? I managed to add the folder 'buildgtk' in the root dir
[21:27] <ikonia> Trijntje: look at the permissions
[21:27] <enigma415> i added the files into the folder
[21:27] <sebsebseb> lillis: Tuxpaint is interesting and really for kids,  also there are some other apps  you can find in the repo
[21:27] <Trijntje> ikonia: which permissions do you mean?
[21:27] <enigma415> and now i need to execute a command, "../configure --with-gtk"
[21:27] <ikonia> Trijntje: on the device file, always worth checking
[21:27] <enigma415> but the file or dir does not exist.
[21:27] <soreau> enigma415: gtk is already installed by default. If you would like to compile source code, install the gtk development packages often suffixed with -dev
[21:28] <Err0r> ok... listen, the CD is ok i did md5 check and it's ok, now it won't load the 4th level... it will load a black screen with a lot of "errors" or something like that.
[21:28] <heinz1> Trijntje: hmm, I use dm-crypt a lot with usb-drives. Never faced such an issue. Thinking...
[21:28] <ScottG> soreau: Whats the name of the program that launches when you click on the main menu?
[21:28] <rTk_cool> can someone send me an invitation to demonoid
[21:28] <ikonia> rTk_cool: please don't ask in here
[21:28] <Evelina> Anyone knows how to filter posts using planetplanet feed aggregator?
[21:28] <ikonia> rTk_cool: that is not appropriate for this channel
[21:28] <Trijntje> ikonia: I don't know where or how i should check that, can you show me a command?
[21:28] <soreau> Err0r: Sounds like the CD is failing to load on your hardware. Try the alternate installation method
[21:29] <soreau> ScottG: alacarte
[21:29] <ikonia> Trijntje: ls -la against the device
[21:29] <enigma415> if that is so, it should be no problem to install wxWidgets then for development (C/C++)>
[21:29] <^cheeky> hi, i ubunutu server 8.10 on an old machine connected to my single monitor and i was wondering if i can control my server via vnc and the server have no gui ?
[21:29] <Err0r> what is an alternate installatin?
[21:29] <ScottG> soreau: Ok thanks (I'm really on gentoo)
[21:30] <mattgyver> ^cheeky, yes
[21:30] <mzz> enigma415: again, you already have gtk, but probably not the development headers. You may be looking for libgtk2.0-dev, but for (I think) the 4th time: what are you actually trying to do?
[21:30] <enigma415> regardless in gtk is installed or not... how do i install that app? (for later reference for other installations)
[21:30] <OttifantSir> Err0r: I had problems with an earlier release of Ubuntu and a true server (not a desktop running as server), are you sure you are trying to install on a desktop and not a server? I got errors all the way when I did that, and it started in the same place.
[21:30] <mattgyver> ^cheeky, do you have ubuntu-desktop installed on the server?
[21:30] <Err0r> soreau, i tell u that the CD is running but not completely! the cd is ok i had checked that!
[21:30] <Trijntje> ikonia: brw-rw---- 1 root disk. But i'm using sudo so it should still work even if it says root
[21:30] <mzz> enigma415: if what you are actually trying to do is "develop a neat app using wxWidgets" then you should install wxWidgets (and its development headers) using apt-get
[21:31] <mzz> enigma415: (for example you may be looking for libwxgtk2.8-dev then)
[21:31] <soreau> enigma415: Yes, that would be libwxgtk2.8-dev package
[21:31] <ikonia> Trijntje: can you do a "sudo fdisk -l $device_file"
[21:31] <enigma415> my intention is to be able to use Code::Blocks + wxWidgets for GUI programming. wxWidgets depends on gtk2.+.
[21:31] <Err0r> OttifantSir i checked the md5!!! it's the desktop installation!
[21:31] <^cheeky> mattgyver, no ubuntu server 8.10
[21:31] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I set the default program to open PDFs?
[21:31] <mzz> enigma415: yep, but apt knows about that dependency, and wx is available through apt.
[21:31] <enigma415> ok thank you... ill check it out in the packages area
[21:31] <heinz1> Trijntje: what about sudo cryptsetup status /dev/sdf1?
[21:31] <Scunizi> I have a directory in /home/<user_name> labeled "file:".. in there is Home/<user_name>/Desktop .. weird.. not sure how it got there.. can I delete it without adverse effects?
[21:31] <erUSUL> !info codeblocks | enigma415
[21:32] <Trijntje> heinz1: Yesterday it mounted once using this exact method, but i could not find a pattern.
[21:32] <mzz> enigma415: in fact apt also knows about codeblocks.
[21:32] <soreau> Err0r: It is failing to start X at the very least. When you load it next time, select the alternate installation method and try that
[21:32] <mattgyver> ^cheeky, if you want to use vnc your gonna need some window manager installed in order to do it that way.  But if you install SSH you can remote into the console
[21:32] <mzz> enigma415: (so try apt-get install codeblocks, possibly)
[21:32] <OttifantSir> Err0r: I don't mean you're tryin to install the server-edition on a desktop. I mean, are you trying to install the desktop-edition on a server-machine? They have different hardware.
[21:32] <erUSUL> enigma415: just « sudo aptitude install codeblocks »
[21:32] <Err0r> soreau, i don't see any alternate...
[21:32] <enigma415> ok ill give it a shot
[21:33] <fission6> anyone: can i use diff to find all things listed in one file but not another, where there isn't order in either of the files, just to find whats contained in one file but not another
[21:33] <Err0r> OttifantSir, no, it's a PC lol
[21:33] <Trijntje> heinz1: command failed, Device not found. luksDump works though, not sure what that means
[21:33] <erUSUL> fission6: sort the files first
[21:33] <enigma415> thanks im installing codeblocks right now
[21:33] <fission6> ok let me review
[21:33] <mzz> fission6: perhaps do "cat file1 file2 | sort | uniq -u
[21:33] <soreau> Err0r: It's labeled Install Ubuntu
[21:33] <mzz> fission6: (although I doubt that's the sanest way to do it, it should work)
[21:33] <fission6> hmm cool ill review
[21:34] <enigma415> next up: wxWidgets... same method? "sudo aptitude install wxwidgets"?
[21:34] <Err0r> soreau, where?
[21:34] <mzz> enigma415: codeblocks pulls in wxwidgets, although not its development headers.
[21:34] <soreau> Err0r: When you first turn on the pc, at the menu
[21:34] <Err0r> soreau, u mean F6?
[21:34] <soreau> Err0r: No
[21:34] <ayman> hi
[21:34] <mzz> enigma415: so if you want to use code::blocks to write stuff using wx, install the wxgtk2.8-dev package mentioned earlier.
[21:34] <ayman> hi every body
[21:34] <soreau> Err0r: Try F4
[21:34] <ayman> can any on help me
[21:34] <Err0r> I tried that "Install Ubuntu"
[21:34] <erUSUL> !hi ! ayman
[21:35] <Evelina> planetplanet uses "regex" to filter posts. Where do I find information about the regex command?
[21:35] <erUSUL> !hi | ayman
[21:35] <Trijntje> ikonia: sudo fdisk -l gives: Disk /dev/sdf doesn't contain a valid partition table
[21:35] <soreau> ayman: Not if you don't ask your question
[21:35] <Err0r> soreau, yeah i saw that "safe graphics mode"
[21:35] <erUSUL> Evelina: regex is a "feature" of many commands and programs
[21:35] <ikonia> Trijntje: at least it can access the device, but the fact that it doesn't have a partition table suggests there is no data on that disk
[21:35] <enigma415> i need the devel headers
[21:35] <enigma415> what would be a good IDE for codeblocks? (or does it have its own GUI?)
[21:35] <mzz> enigma415: afaik it *is* an IDE
[21:35] <erUSUL> Evelina: grep uses regex; perl. awk; sed and many others
[21:36] <Err0r> soreau?
[21:36] <enigma415> kk thanks again
[21:36] <Trijntje> ikonia: i know for a fact that there is data on that disk, because i can mount it on my 8.04 laptop just fine
[21:36] <lorenzosu> Everytime I install something I get a nasty error about linux-image-2.6.28-13-generic
[21:36] <Mike_lifeguard> Evelina: http://lmgtfy.org?q=regular+expressions
[21:36] <Trijntje> ikonia: encrypted data that is
[21:36] <ikonia> Trijntje: then why would it not have a valid partition table ?
[21:36] <erUSUL> Evelina: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression
[21:36] <mzz> lorenzosu: define "a nasty error"
[21:36] <enigma415> and im sorry about my noobish questions.. im new to linux :P
[21:36] <ayman> my qutison is (when i open pidgin and need to inter to room chat yahoo> pidgin sginout wht that
[21:36] <soreau> lorenzosu: It's helpful if you pastebin the error so all can see it
[21:36] <Err0r> there are "normal" and 3 other options
[21:37] <soreau> Err0r: What are the three others?
[21:37] <erUSUL> enigma415: codeblocks *is* an IDE fior C++/wxwindows
[21:37] <ayman> hi help pleas
[21:37] <Err0r> "safe graphics mode" and another 2 options
[21:37] <Trijntje> ikonia: i'm not sure, I thought because that is encrypted too? There are no partitions on it
[21:38] <soreau> Err0r: What are the two others?
[21:38] <Err0r> "use driver update CD" and "OEM install(WTF)"
[21:38] <ikonia> tipclappe: it's encypted ? then why are you trying to encypt it still ?
[21:38] <ikonia> Err0r: it actaully has (WTF) in the phrase ?
[21:38] <heinz1> Trijntje: There has to be at least one partition, even if it's encrypted
[21:38] <ayman> any help here please
[21:38] <Err0r> no no lol ikonia
[21:38] <soreau> Err0r: OEM install is if you want to install and configure it, then finalize it for your 'customer' so it is as if they turned on the pc for the first time
[21:38] <kIibunto> :)
[21:38] <soreau> ayman: Is pidgin crashing?
[21:39] <ikonia> Err0r: I'm not laughing, please don't make things up, and please control your language
[21:39] <lorenzosu> mzz: soreau: Ok. http://paste.ubuntu.com/222195/
[21:39] <erUSUL> ayman: i do not use pidgin with yahoo so i dunno sorry
[21:39] <padi999> I can't find the settings in the BIOS which makes it ignore that no screen or keyboard is attached. Where is that?
[21:39] <mzz> heinz1: depends on what kind of drive it is. I've used (and/or seen used) usb flash drives as "superfloppy" with the filesystem directly on the disk
[21:39] <Trijntje> heinz1, ikonia: Ill start up my laptop and see what i get there, a minute
[21:39] <ayman> and what i can do to fix it
[21:39] <lorenzosu> mzz: soreau: Notice this happens any time I do some apt-get stuff
[21:39] <mzz> heinz1: (and you can do that with regular drives too, although that's not exactly common)
[21:39] <fission6> hmm not working, i need to have it so it takes and input file and searches an output file and finds which strings are in one file and not another
[21:39] <OttifantSir> enigma415: As far as I have understood the concept, you're asking "newbie"-questions, not "n00b"-questions. A "n00b" is someone who claims to know everything before s/he has tried to ask a question of people more knowledgeable.
[21:39] <Zack1> Where should i go for help on making a site? #php is apprently under a bot attack whilst theirs only me in #website
[21:39] <wolf23> Help please! can anyone tell me when i use cable usb on ubuntu client,and why it doesnot work on Winxp guest?
[21:39] <Err0r> so soreau, what should i do?
[21:40] <soreau> lorenzosu: And that output is from what command?
[21:40] <mzz> lorenzosu: is it correct about /usr/sbin/update-grub not existing?
[21:40] <soreau> Err0r: Well have you tried the very first option, try ubuntu without making any changes to your pc?
[21:40] <Err0r> no...
[21:40] <Zack1> yes
[21:40] <enigma415> i never knew there were a difference lol! i always though noob, n00b, newb, newbie, etc, were all different ways of saying the same thing
[21:41] <Err0r> i don't want to try it. i want to install it. :
[21:41] <lorenzosu> mzz: yes
[21:41] <soreau> Err0r: Try that. If it succeeds, you will have a gui option to install
[21:41] <Zack1> Where should i go for help on making a site? #php is apprently under a bot attack whilst theirs only me in #website
[21:41] <enigma415> sounds like fat vs phat... XD
[21:41] <lorenzosu> soreau: Any sudo apt-get install/remove [something]
[21:41] <soreau> Err0r: It is the same exact screen as would come up with Install Ubuntu
[21:41] <Scunizi> If / is root then what is /root ??
[21:41] <soreau> Err0r: Except, in an X sesssion
[21:41] <mzz> lorenzosu: afaik the "grub" package is supposed to own that script, is that intentionally not installed?
[21:42] <soreau> Scunizi: That is your root users home folder
[21:42] <mzz> Scunizi: the home directory of the "root" user
[21:42] <Scunizi> soreau: mzz thanks..
[21:42] <mzz> Scunizi: you can normally ignore that directory on ubuntu
[21:42] <soreau> Scunizi: Yes, you shouldn't need to do anything in there.. and should do anything in there ;)
[21:42] <enigma415> ok so i have codeblocks + gtk+. can someone give me a link so i can start learning the language (the second time) and start programming?
[21:42] <lorenzosu> mzz: No.. The only "hackish" thing I did was to modify the menu.lst file
[21:42] <soreau> Scunizi: shouldn't*
[21:42] <mzz> Scunizi: (because ubuntu doesn't usually use that account, so there shouldn't be anything interesting in there)
[21:43] <Err0r> noooooooooooooo, it fails :( again the "ata3.01 status: DRDY DRQ" :( black screen
[21:43] <mzz> lorenzosu: I don't know where that script went, but consider reinstalling the "grub" package
[21:43] <heinz1> mzz: Sorry, I'm not an expert on this. I'm used to partition drives before encrypting them.
[21:43] <Trijntje> heinz1, ikonia: sudo fdisk -l: /dev/sdf doesn't contain a valid partition table. But it mount fine on my laptop
[21:43] <Sinatra> i really need some help here before my dad starts screaming ... whenever i try to connect to the internet via wi-fi on my dad's computer ... it takes forever to connect, then when it finally does, it like stalls out ...
[21:43] <soreau> Err0r: Sounds like a hard drive communication error
[21:43] <Sinatra> right now i'm trying to update the security packages
[21:43] <Scunizi> mzz: soreau that's kinda what I figured.. I don't enable root on my box simply because I don't need to but nice to know what it is.... thanks.
[21:43] <lorenzosu> mzz: How can I "reinstall" it?
[21:43] <erUSUL> Sinatra: something in dmesg ? or syslog ?
[21:43] <mzz> heinz1: I don't know about disk encryption, but I do know linux will let you use the drive without partitioning it at all. I don't know if you can put a partition table inside the encrypted drive, if you know what I mean.
[21:44] <enigma415> nvm ill go google my question
[21:44] <soreau> Sinatra: Weak signal or faulty wifi drivers
[21:44] <Err0r> soreau, it is not the serial hard drive that was on the computer when i bought it...
[21:44] <Sinatra> well he has a toshbia satealite as i do
[21:44] <erUSUL> enigma415: for codeblock you need to learn C++
[21:44] <Sinatra> the signal is strong, i'm right up against my router
[21:44] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I set the default program to open PDFs? It's not in System>Preferences>Preferred applications
[21:44] <heinz1> mzz: Don't know either, haven't tried that yet
[21:44] <padi999> ah, it's "Halt on ALL ERRORS" -> "Halt on ALL but keyboard" :)
[21:44] <mzz> lorenzosu: not sure, but it's probably something like "apt-get install grub --reinstall"
[21:44] <Sinatra> how do i check the syslog?
[21:44] <soreau> Err0r: What is it then?
[21:45] <mzz> lorenzosu: weird that you don't just have that script already though. It shouldn't just vanish, and iiuc it's just owned by jaunty's grub package here.
[21:45] <erUSUL> Sinatra: less /var/log/syslog
[21:45] <lorenzosu> mzz: Turns out grub was not officially "installed" ????
[21:45] <Mike_lifeguard> Sinatra: System>Adminstration>Log file viewer
[21:45] <soreau> Sinatra: dmesg
[21:45] <soreau> heh
[21:45] <Mike_lifeguard> or that
[21:45] <Err0r> soreau well, i am in need of space... a new hard drive... but i don't want windows on it
[21:45] <mzz> lorenzosu: weird, I had it installed after a straightforward jaunty install.
[21:45] <enigma415> i already understand the syntax of C++, i just need to understand the layout of the GTK functions and the linux way of operating
[21:45] <mzz> lorenzosu: situation might be different in karmic though, which use grub 2, iirc.
[21:46] <YBH___3> Mike_lifeguard: check your mime settings in mail cap ls -l /etc/m*
[21:46] <OttifantSir> lorenzosu: I don't know if this is a wrong time to butt in, but perhaps sudo update-grup is what you need?
[21:46] <mzz> enigma415: gtk+ is a c library, not a c++ one. You should consider using gtkmm (or possibly wx) if you prefer c++
[21:46] <lorenzosu> mzz: Now I'm going through the install I remember it was installed during upgrades, I updated to 9.04 recently
[21:46] <synfin> How can I forcibly increase the fan speed of my Ubuntu box?  It is getting way too warm for me.
[21:46] <strawally> hi
[21:46] <soreau> Err0r: That's fine but it needs to be installed correctly and ubuntu must have drivers for it. How new is the new hard drive?
[21:46] <Sinatra> i don't see anything out of the ordenary
[21:46] <lorenzosu> OttifantSir: It turned out grub was *not* "officially" installed :
[21:46] <strawally> allllllllll
[21:47] <Err0r> soreau i don't know. my father brought it from his work.
[21:47] <soreau> Sinatra: So both of the laptops have the same wifi hardware as in the output of 'lspci'?
[21:47] <soreau> Err0r: Hmm... have you already had it working before?
[21:47] <Err0r> no
[21:47] <enigma415> and where do i get wxGTK2.*?
[21:48] <soreau> Err0r: Then it is possible it is a bad drive
[21:48] <OttifantSir> lorenzosu: Well, if you have it worked out, or someone else helping you, that's probably for the best, as I have never messed around with it. I got that command just the other day for something I did, and I don't even remember what it was now.
[21:48] <enigma415> 'because i do prefer the OOP
[21:48] <Evelina> Err0r: Ok, thanks.
[21:48] <Mike_lifeguard> YBH___3: OK, now how do I change that?
[21:48] <Evelina> erUSUL: Ok, thanks.
[21:48] <erUSUL> Evelina: no problem
[21:48] <soreau> ! pm | Sinatra
[21:48] <Evelina> Mike_lifeguard: Ok, thank you for the information.
[21:48] <kad> hey when i type exit on Terminal Console , Terminal don't quit it look like sleep! how i can fix this ! thx
[21:48] <Err0r> no! no way. if i try to install windows on it, it will be succeed!
[21:48] <soreau> ! who | Sinatra
[21:48] <lorenzosu> mzz: (re)Installing grub seems to solve the problem.
[21:48] <enigma415> "sudo aptitude install wxgtk"?
[21:48] <lorenzosu> mzz thanks.
[21:48] <Jahithber> does ubuntu supports radeon 4850 ??
[21:48] <lorenzosu> Thanks all others to.
[21:49] <pw-toxic> Jahithber, there are drivers from ati for linux - so yes
[21:49] <jimnkristy> who can help me with this
[21:49] <jimnkristy> jim@jim-laptop:~$ sudo mount /dev/sdb1
[21:49] <jimnkristy> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1,
[21:49] <jimnkristy>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[21:49] <jimnkristy>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[21:49] <jimnkristy>        dmesg | tail  or so
[21:49] <FloodBot3> jimnkristy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:49] <heinz1> Trijntje: Weird. I wouldn't know why 8.04 does it and 9.04 does not?
[21:49] <mzz> enigma415: you already have wxgtk itself if you installed codeblocks. As mentioned earlier you want wxgtk2.8-dev for its devel headers
[21:49] <mzz> !info wxgtk2.8-dev
[21:49] <mzz> enigma415: err, or not. Sec
[21:49] <soreau> Jahithber: The open radeon driver supports it, yes but not for 3D quite yet
[21:49] <Jahithber> because when im installing ati drivers under opensuse and pcbsd it freezes
[21:49] <MrApe> I have a problem with the GMA500 (aka Poulsbo) graphics driver. The "ubuntu-mobile"-Team released a driver, but it doesn't work. Am I right here to get support?
[21:49] <OttifantSir> Jahithber: It should. I run a 3450, and according to the documentation it's supported.
[21:49] <mzz> enigma415: ah, "apt-cache search wxgtk" says it's libwxgtk2.8-dev. Sorry about that.
[21:49] <Err0r> soreau, no! no way. if i try to install windows on it, it will be succeed!
[21:50] <Jahithber> ok thanks i gonna try :)
[21:50] <soreau> mzz: I think it's libwxgtk2.8-dev
[21:50] <mzz> soreau: so does apt-cache, see above :)
[21:50] <Err0r> my father brought it in a box
[21:50] <enigma415> ill give it a shot then
[21:50] <kad> hey when i type exit on Terminal Console , Terminal don't quit it look like sleep! how i can fix this ! thx
[21:50] <Sinatra> how do i disable this keyring stuff... i don't want to enter my password to connect every time i try to sign online
[21:50] <Trijntje> heinz1: I know. Is there a way to make cryptsetup more verbose on what is going on?
[21:50] <soreau> Err0r: You might try doing something to make sure the disk is actually functional
[21:50] <Err0r> jumper?
[21:51] <soreau> mzz: Oh yea ;)
[21:51] <poningru> Sinatra, keyring stuff?
[21:51] <mzz> Err0r: if the same drive works in a different system I'd md5sum the first and last few bytes and compare the results
[21:51] <poningru> put it under the login keyring
[21:51] <r3l1c> Sinatra:  wow linux was never lazy business
[21:51] <soreau> mzz: Though I already told him about that package awhile back :p
[21:51] <mzz> soreau: I know
[21:51] <Scunizi> Sinatra: the keyring handles lots of permissions, not just your connection to wifi.. you might be running wpa or wep on your router.. that password is held in the keyring..
[21:51] <mzz> soreau: (we both did, I think)
[21:51] <lesshaste> does the "watch now" work for anyone here http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart/4od ?
[21:52] <enigma415> ok i just executed the same fucntion you brought up, mzz, and i ask, what does it mean? a definition of possible packages, or a list of already installed packages?
[21:52] <lesshaste> it just reloads the page for me
[21:52] <mzz> enigma415: both (either installed or uninstalled)
[21:52] <Hunter-M> hello all
[21:52] <soreau> mzz: Do you happen to know how to bypass theat keyring crap for wifi on Jaunty? (aside from bypassing network management nm-applet stuff altogether)
[21:52] <heinz1> Trijntje: Don't know, but what about trying decrypting with UUID instead of /dev/...?
[21:52] <ubuntuovato>  
 Err0r: if the same drive works in a different system I'd md5sum the first and last few bytes and compare the results??? huH??
[21:52] <Hunter-M> i am using kubuntu Jaunty and i have a problem on my webcam  i am using the gspca,sn9c102 moule and the cam is snxxx chip, when i see my image on the videoview program i can see everythign working fine and when i use skype or kopete i can see only a strip on the preview and the rest is black
[21:52] <enigma415> can i define it more to tell me what is installed and exclude what is not? (if so, how?)
[21:53] <mzz> enigma415: you can also use "apt-cache show libwxgtk2.8-dev" to get more information, and there are other interfaces to all this (like system -> administration -> synaptic)
[21:53] <poningru> soreau, like I said just put the wifi thing in the login keyring
[21:53] <enigma415> i want to fully understand the terminal over GUI
[21:53] <soreau> poningru: Sorry, I didn't quite follow..
[21:53] <Err0r> soreau, what with jumping the drive?
[21:53] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: It seems to be coded to do that. When I hover over it, it gives me the address of the page, not a javascript or a flash-command or any other plugin.
[21:53] <soreau> Err0r: However you see fit. Make sure the hardware works
[21:53] <Threetimes> Hi! Does anybody know what "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug" means?
[21:53] <poningru> soreau, go to applications->accessories->password and encryption
[21:54] <poningru> and under password tab
[21:54] <soreau> poningru: k, sec
[21:54] <mzz> Err0r: I haven't been following along with what exactly your problem is, but if the same drive works in a different system I'd compare the first and last few bytes on the device. If they differ there's some hardware or lower-level os problem, not a problem with the encryption.
[21:54] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, how do you actually watch the programme??
[21:54] <Trijntje> heinz1: I can try that, can you tell me how to get the UUID from a device? (i'm rather new on this)
[21:54] <poningru> move the auto-wireless password into the 'login' keyring
[21:54] <pj> Hi everyone, I'm having a bit of problem with my wireless connection.  The wireless is up, it has pulled the DHCP info from the router and everything, but it appears that my laptop is trying to use the wired connection even when I unplug the cable.  Can someone give me a suggestion on how to fix this?
[21:54] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: I never even knew about this page until you pointed it out, so give me some time to look around the page.
[21:54] <soreau> poningru: wow, thanks!
[21:54] <mzz> Err0r: if you don't have a different system it works in, are at all unsure about the hardware, and it's a regular ide/sata/scsi/whatever drive, I'd run "smartctl -a" on it to check its health
[21:54] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, ok thanks
[21:55] <erUSUL> !uuid | Trijntje
[21:55] <heinz1> Trijntje: afair sudo blkid /dev/sdf
[21:55] <poningru> k np
[21:55] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, you might have to be in the UK
[21:55] <kad> hey when i type exit on Terminal Console , Terminal don't quit it look like sleep! how i can fix this ! thx
[21:55] <poningru> kad, wfm
[21:55] <poningru> what terminal are you using?
[21:55] <willforreal> hey everyone, im trying to install the network card driver for a newly converted windows laptop to ubuntu server, ive got the driver loaded onto a usb drive but i have no idea how to install it. With no gui, how do i do it from the command line?
[21:55] <pj> !wireless
[21:55] <poningru> and are you using screen?
[21:55] <kad> poningru, bash shell
[21:56] <th__> Hi, I have just upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04. I have Radeon 4870 gfx card. When I enabled the Binary Driver then rebooted my system hung with black screen but I could ssh into it and then remove fglrx packages, now it works but without gfx acceleration. What can I do to fix it?
[21:56] <soreau> poningru: So just delete the entry for my AP there? or accept always?
[21:56] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: Yeah, I can't watch it in Norway at least. But below the "Watch Now", there's a flash-picture with a button saying Play. Try pushing that.
[21:56] <wolf23> Help please! can anyone tell me when i use cable usb on ubuntu client,and why it doesnot work on Winxp guest? is there anyidea?
[21:56] <poningru> kad, which application?
[21:56] <Trijntje> heinz1: using UUID gives the same result as using /dev/sdf
[21:56] <poningru> kad, or straight to terminal?
[21:56] <poningru> as in tty0
[21:56] <enigma415> i just looked up that file in synaptic and it was not found (of course)
[21:56] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, hmm.. I don't see that
[21:56] <kad> poningru, default one come with ubunut Terminal name
[21:57] <erUSUL> wolf23: virtualBox ?
[21:57] <kad> poningru,  yes
[21:57] <Trijntje> wolf23: Are you using virtualbox?
[21:57] <poningru> kad, are you in gnome? or outside of gnome?
[21:57] <joetheodd> Hey hey guys. I'm trying to play WoW in WINE on amd64 Linux. According to WoWWiki, I need the 32-bit graphics drivers in order for WINE to work. So the question is. where can I get those guys?
[21:57] <Threetimes> th__: download and install the latest fglrx fom ati
[21:57] <Err0r> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5691406 here it is. something like that drives me on.
[21:57] <wolf23> erUSUL,  yes
[21:57] <kad> poningru, in gnome
[21:57] <wolf23> Trijntje,  yes
[21:57] <poningru> kad, hmm thats odd it should work?
[21:57] <th__> Threetimes, ok thanks I'll try it..
[21:57] <florianbg> hello everybody! For a few days now I am having trouble when starting ubuntu. At each start it performs a drive check due to an unclean shutdown, even though it seems to shut down perfectly. During the check (at 93% of the check on my home-partition) it stops and says there is an error and that I should run "fsck" manually. Here is my logfile: http://www.hpaste.org/fastcgi/hpaste.fcgi/view?id=7249#a7249 . My question now: Is it sav
[21:57] <florianbg> e to run fsck? I've read that I can't do it on a mounted partiton, but isn't my home always mounted? what should I do?
[21:57] <FloodBot3> florianbg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:57] <erUSUL> wolf23: i think that the ose version of Box does not support usb for the guest
[21:57] <kad> poningru, i try to search in bashrc files and profile same thing
[21:57] <waseidel> hi i have a problem starting cheese on ubuntu 9.04 this is http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/222201/
[21:57] <Ose> pardon?
[21:57] <SlickMcRunFast> if anyone has Assultcube there are a bunch Ubuntu users playing as |BC| MAIN #2
[21:58] <soreau> poningru: So just delete the entry for my AP there?
[21:58] <erUSUL> florianbg: you can do it booting in recovery mode
[21:58] <erUSUL> florianbg: or from a livecd
[21:58] <Gnea> !vbox | Ose
[21:58] <poningru> soreau, no
[21:58] <Sinatra> i am half tempted to install linux mint since ubuntu seems to be faulty.
[21:58] <soreau> poningru: Select Properties?
[21:58] <poningru> kad, go into profile preferences and under titles and commands
[21:58] <poningru> kad, when command exits...
[21:59] <poningru> put it as exit the terminal
[21:59] <florianbg> ok I will try that... can you tell me any parameters I need if I need any? Are my files being saved? Is there a severe risk of losing data?
[21:59] <Gnea> Sinatra: if your hardware is faulty, then it might not make a difference
[21:59] <poningru> soreau, no put it into the keyring named login
[21:59] <poningru> you do have a keyring named login right?
[21:59] <wolf23> erUSUL,  so it doesnot work with the latest version?
[21:59] <erUSUL> florianbg: check the e2fsck man page...
[21:59] <Vubi> how can i change the permissions of a owner like myself to be like root?
[21:59] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: http://www.1pic2.com/out.php/i5500_Playshow.png You don't see it, like in this screenshot?
[21:59] <Gnea> wolf23: it doesn't work with the OSE version.
[22:00] <erUSUL> wolf23: i think that you need the version from http://virtualbox.org
[22:00] <soreau> poningru: How do I do that? It's under Passwords: Default currectly
[22:00] <poningru> Vubi, use sudo
[22:00] <soreau> currently*
[22:00] <poningru> soreau, do you have a login keyring?
[22:00] <Ose> I obviously can't hang around in this channel
[22:00] <vincy> ciao a tutti
[22:00] <soreau> poningru: Yes, I have to type it every time I login to connect to my wifi
[22:00] <Vubi> poningru: for example im trying to have write capabilities to a folder that only root is available to do
[22:00] <wolf23> erUSUL,  which one, can u give me the other version that supports amd 64?
[22:00] <nicklas_> gday
[22:00] <Trijntje> Ose: with virtualbox questions, you'll have a hard day with that nick ;)
[22:00] <Leoneof> hello ^_^
[22:00] <poningru> soreau, you are not listening to me
[22:01] <Zack1> No one else i can find either on the net or on IRC knows but lets see if the people here know, Is their a php mass proxy script? Where it connects to that page with loads of proxys?
[22:01] <poningru> soreau, do you have a folder under there named 'login'
[22:01] <soreau> poningru: You haven't said much :/
[22:01] <Gnea> Ose: not if you can't differentiate between what's directed at you and what isn't
[22:01] <poningru> Vubi, right use sudo
[22:01] <Ose> I can, my client can't
[22:01] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, eek no!
[22:01] <soreau> poningru: No, no login folder but I am only guessing I'm looking in the right place
[22:01] <willforreal> can anyone help me install some drivers from a flash drive using command line
[22:01] <Gnea> Ose: that's a problem for you to solve.
[22:01] <poningru> Vubi, so press alt+f2 and give it the command gksudo nautilus
[22:01] <soreau> poningru: Oh well, I have Passwords: login
[22:01] <kad> poningru, sorry for lag where do i got u mean in /etc/profile ?
[22:02] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: Then, have you installed the package flashplugin-nonfree? If not, then you're probably not going to see it.
[22:02] <poningru> soreau, right move your wifi into that folder
[22:02] <Err0r> look at emagister solution: "The harddisk is not good any more"
[22:02] <soreau> poningru: And trying to drag it does not work
[22:02] <Zack1> No one else i can find either on the net or on IRC knows but lets see if the people here know, Is their a php mass proxy script? Where it connects to that page with loads of proxys?
[22:02] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, I think it might be one of my many blockers.. disabling them now
[22:02] <erUSUL> wolf23: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[22:02] <Zack1> Commme oonnn you know you wanna tell me
[22:02] <Vubi> poningru: thanks
[22:02] <SlickMcRunFast> http://gwos.org/doku.php/event:start:ac:servers
[22:02] <Gnea> Zack1: that's a bit of an offtopic question, should be asked in #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:03] <Metalsouled> Is anyone having issues with 9.04 netbook remix after updating?
[22:03] <Zack1> gnea: Ah ok thanks ill try their
[22:03] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: Which blockers do you have in place? NoScript, AdBlock+, firewall? Or all of them?
[22:03] <WIGGMPk> Anyone good with partitioning ?? (specifically on a RAID array)???
[22:03] <soreau> poningru: I can't move it at all, I even tried unlocking the login folder
[22:03] <waseidel> hi again sorry, but someone can help me with a problem with cheese
[22:03] <wolf23> erUSUL,  thank you my best friend :)
[22:03] <Leoneof> arghhh, 1410 users, how i will see my answer O_o
[22:03] <Leoneof> ?
[22:04] <Gnea> !anyone | WIGGMPk
[22:04] <kad> poningru, under preferences no profile found !
[22:04] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, flash block... so I disabled that and get the play button
[22:04] <lesshaste> OttifantSir, now I jsut see "An error has occurred" :)
[22:04] <hbsnam> hi all, attempting to install ubunt 9.04 on compaq presario 2100 laptop, have formatted, windows off, but cd will not auto run install?
[22:04] <soreau> poningru: The wifi entry is currently in Passwords: default and nothing is in login. I cannot move the entry to login though
[22:04] <Metalsouled> hbsnam, the easiest way i
[22:04] <erUSUL> wolf23: no problem
[22:04] <poningru> kad, go into the terminal
[22:04] <Metalsouled> found to install is a flash img file
[22:04] <poningru> do you see a menu item named edit?
[22:04] <wolf23> sorry helpers! but can anyone tell me about a good p2p torrent program?
[22:04] <soreau> poningru: I tried to drag/drop it there and it will not budge
[22:05] <hbsnam> ok an option to consider
[22:05] <hbsnam> thnks
[22:05] <poningru> kad, press edit->profile preferences
[22:05] <soreau> wolf23: Transmission is installed by default
[22:05] <Gnea> !p2p | wolf23
[22:05] <soreau> poningru: How else can I move this entry to login?
[22:05] <kad> poningru, yup
[22:05] <kad> poningru, thx work
[22:05] <OttifantSir> lesshaste: Well, I only get that the programme isn't available in my location, so you must have other settings conflicting. I would personally recommend you try Opera, as that was what I showed you in the screenshot, but Firefox is decent enough.
[22:05] <jr> quick question for you i have a seperate partition how do i get it to auto mount that partition on start up?
[22:06] <Trijntje> heinz1, ikonia: Thanks for your help on this, I'm asking in ubuntu-bugs now, see if they know of any people having the same problem
[22:06] <Err0r> soreau
[22:06] <Gnea> jr: add it to your /etc/fstab file
[22:06] <Gnea> !fstab | jr
[22:06] <poningru> soreau, under preferences for the wifi ap go into properities
[22:06] <hbsnam> giving me some story about operatin system not found, maybe windows not prop removed?
[22:06] <soreau> poningru: ok
[22:06] <WIGGMPk> Why is it that fdisk show's this: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d74950ca6 when I have only primary partitions.. And show's "Unable to seek /dev/sda" when I have any amount of logical partitions.. Further more, why does it say /dev/sdb dowesn't contain a valid partition table when its part of a RAID0 array??????
[22:06] <wolf23> soreau,  transmision is fastly, or there is another?
[22:06] <heinz1> Trijntje: Welcome, sorry I couldn't help
[22:06] <jr> thanks
[22:06] <poningru> and select network applet and go into applications tab
[22:06] <soreau> wolf23: I think ubottu gave you plenty of info
[22:07] <poningru> and allow networkmanager applet to read write and delete
[22:07] <soreau> poningru: ok
[22:07] <Metalsouled> I'm having issues with the netbook remix after running the updater, ive had to reinstall 3 times. Anyone know anything about that?
[22:07] <poningru> or you can delete it from the default keyring
[22:07] <Err0r> RAID
[22:07] <poningru> and then reenter it once it asks you again under the login keyring
[22:08] <jr> Gnea: how do i find out which device it is? is that the proc thingy?
[22:08] <soreau> poningru: This is SO confusing omg. But, it is already read write delete for both nm-applet and network manager applet
[22:09] <Gnea> |raid | WIGGMPk (not sure why the partition table is empty, perhaps something or someone erased the MBR, or it isn't setup correctly, but these sites should help in finding it out)
[22:09] <Gnea> !raid | WIGGMPk (not sure why the partition table is empty, perhaps something or someone erased the MBR, or it isn't setup correctly, but these sites should help in finding it out)
[22:09] <hbsnam> will 9.04 run on 240 mb memory?
[22:09] <Gnea> jr: I usually use dmesg and fdisk
[22:10] <WIGGMPk> Gnea: I have searched on the internet already.. and have specifically already looked at all of those sites.. which is why im in this room.. This is a fresh install of Jaunty and I have tried reinstalling several times with similar results..
[22:10] <Metalsouled> hbsnam: I would seriously doubt it, but its worth a try. go to the ubuntu community and get the img file and follow the instructions. its easy
[22:10] <hbsnam> thnks
[22:10] <joetheodd> Hey hey guys. I'm trying to play WoW in WINE on amd64 Linux. According to WoWWiki, I need the 32-bit graphics drivers in order for WINE to work. So the question is. where can I get those guys?
[22:10] <OttifantSir> hbsnam: Probably a lot better if you run Xubuntu, or any other lighter-weight window manager than Gnome.
[22:10] <hbsnam> kubuntu maybe?
[22:10] <Gnea> WIGGMPk: then I am not sure. Perhaps someone else around here knows something about setting up RAID that way.
[22:11] <erUSUL> WIGGMPk: afaics a disk that is used as whole in a raid array does not nee a partition table. or i'm missing something ?
[22:11] <soreau> poningru: Well it doesn't feel like I did anything useful
[22:11] <soreau> poningru: I guess I'll just keep playing with it until it gives in
[22:11] <soreau> poningru: What a pita
[22:11] <WIGGMPk> erUSUL: it would still show information on fdisk
[22:11] <OttifantSir> hbsnam: No, not Kubuntu. It's even harder on resources than Gnome, so OpenBox, FluxBox, IceWM and such.
[22:12] <poningru> soreau, just delete it from the default folder
[22:12] <hbsnam> k. any other distro to recommend running on such old machine
[22:12] <poningru> and then the next time it asks you
[22:12] <poningru> just put it into the login folder
[22:12] <BingO> HI Room
[22:12] <joetheodd> hbsnam, for an old machine I'd suggest slackware + wmaker
[22:12] <soreau> poningru: How do I do that though?
[22:12] <WIGGMPk> erUSUL: every disc used needs a partition table.. the problem here is that its not JUST recognizing /dev/sda (which would be the 2 discs in the striped raid).. its physically recognizing the second disc independently.. (IE: not as a RAID) with no partition table on it.
[22:12] <replaced> fgreetingz
[22:12] <BingO> how can we remove Grub loader from Ubuntu ???
[22:12] <Socah> !grub | Bing0
[22:12] <soreau> gah
[22:12] <replaced> dd
[22:12] <poningru> hbsnam, yeah ubuntu with lxde
[22:13] <replaced> so
[22:13] <poningru> !lxde
[22:13] <replaced> im here to ask a humble thing
[22:13] <OttifantSir> hbsnam: Here's a Wikipedia-entry on window managers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_X_Window_System_desktop_environments For other distros, small and lightweight, try Damn Small Linux or Puppy Linux, or go to Distrowatch and search for some.
[22:13] <replaced> http://codepad.org/3g0DKldR
[22:13] <hbsnam> what is lxde?
[22:13] <WIGGMPk> erUSUL: in other words.. "fdisk" is seeing 2 x 320 GB hard disc's when it should only see 1 x 640 GB hard disc..
[22:13] <replaced> plz compile this for me
[22:13] <jr> gnea: i need to know the /dev whatever that file is like it shows it within /media but i don't know the /dev to add it to the fstab
[22:13] <poningru> http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Ubuntu
[22:13] <Socah> !flood | replaced
[22:13] <replaced> with the options metnioned in the comment
[22:13] <Gnea> replaced: no.
[22:13] <Metalsouled> im having issues with netbook remix after updating. Last try it didnt show any of the menu bars or anything, just my BG. any ideas?
[22:13] <replaced> umm why not
[22:13] <erUSUL> WIGGMPk: the raid array dev is /dev/md*
[22:13] <Gnea> jr: that's what dmesg is for.
[22:13] <poningru> http://u-lite.org/content/get-u-lite
[22:14] <WIGGMPk> erUSUL: not to fdisk
[22:14] <Gnea> !guidelines | replaced
[22:14] <jr> it shows the sda as the drive
[22:14] <hbsnam> thnks will have a look
[22:14]  * replaced having a glance
[22:14] <wolf23> erUSUL,  when i am installing it shows -> <html><b>Effective UID is not root (euid=1000 egid=1000 uid=1000 gid=1000) (rc=-10)</b><br/><br/>It may help to reinstall VirtualBox.</html>
[22:14] <Gnea> jr: okay, now what happens when you type this:  sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[22:14] <jr> gnea: what line am i looking for in the dmesg does it say mount or anything of that sort?
[22:15] <erUSUL> wolf23: use « sudo dpkg -i *.deb »
[22:15] <joetheodd> How can I install 32-bit Intel drivers on a 64-bit machine, for WINE?
[22:15] <Gnea> jr: no, it should show you what partitions are on the device, like this: [2299296.279061]  sdb: sdb1
[22:15] <jr> gnea: thanks it was the -l that i was forgetting
[22:15] <erUSUL> joetheodd: wine does not work for drivers only for userspace apps
[22:16] <replaced> Gnea: i see no reason
[22:16] <Cyber_Akuma> Would ubuntu automatically use a swap partition if it finds one? would this swap partition be usable by other operating systems? (like mutibooting ubuntu and opensuse)
[22:16] <joetheodd> erUSUL, I mean to install the 32-bit driver package for Ubuntu, cause WINE needs 32-bit drivers (for OpenGL) even on 64-bit linux
[22:17] <erUSUL> joetheodd: wine does not need any windows driver installed afaik
[22:17] <WIGGMPk> erUSUL: Gnea: either of you know what it means when fdisk reports "Unable to seek"
[22:17] <Gnea> replaced: it's offtopic and not ubuntu-related. we are a help channel, we don't go and compile useless code for random people. please visit #c or #freenode
[22:17] <joetheodd> erUSUL, the Linux drivers.
[22:17] <Harryy> What is the sound mixer that is used when ALSA and Pulseaudio is removed? I removed them both and all sound related stuff off my box, and it fixed my sound, yet I cant seem to change the volume now
[22:17] <joetheodd> erUSUL, I need 32-bit Linux drivers on my 64-bit Linux.
[22:17] <Gnea> WIGGMPk: sounds like a hardware failure
[22:17] <erUSUL> joetheodd: linux intel drivers come preinstalled in ubuntu
[22:17] <erUSUL> joetheodd: no need to install them but
[22:17] <erUSUL> !intel | joetheodd
[22:17] <joetheodd> erUSUL, I'm sorry - are you reading what I'm saying?
[22:17] <hbsnam> gbye all
[22:18] <hbsnam> thnks for advice
[22:18] <joetheodd> WINE can't use 64-bit (amd64) drivers. I need to install the i386 package on amd64.
[22:18] <Gnea> replaced: better yet, why not ask in #netbsd?
[22:18] <jmigel> Cyber_Akuma you can point both os's to the same swap partition in their seperate /etc/fstab files
[22:19] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: you can pick an existing swap partition during ubuntu's setup, and it won't mind if other systems use the same partition (although obviously you need to be careful if you use that partition for suspend)
[22:20] <replaced> Gnea: wtf are you talking about
[22:20] <replaced> Gnea: stop trolling
[22:20] <replaced> plz
[22:21] <mzz> replaced: err, what are you trying to accomplish?
[22:21] <Metalsouled> has anyone heard any news or reports of the netbook remix of 9.04 after running the updater?
[22:22] <replaced> mzz: check a test case, to verify a reported bug
[22:22] <replaced> guess what
[22:22] <replaced> on ubuntu
[22:22] <replaced> :)
[22:22] <FloodBot3> replaced: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:22] <Metalsouled> *reports of it being messed up
[22:22] <Gnea> replaced: pardon?
[22:22] <replaced> FloodBot3: kthz, its called a conversation
[22:22] <mzz> replaced: what bug?
[22:23] <MT-> Anybody know of a really light display manager?
[22:23] <Gnea> replaced: I am hardly the troll here. what's the url for the bug?
[22:23] <replaced> mzz: bogus warning in gcc
[22:23] <joetheodd> Is it possible to dist-upgrade from amd64 to i386 without frying your system?
[22:23] <mzz> replaced: link to the bug report?
[22:23] <boss_mc> replaced: I get no errors
[22:23] <sinbox> replaced, no need to talk to bots ;-)
[22:23] <mzz> joetheodd: that sounds unlikely, but I could be wrong
[22:23] <OttifantSir> MT-: Here is a Wikipedia on window managers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_X_Window_System_desktop_environments
[22:23] <erUSUL> joetheodd: it is something not supported afaik
[22:23] <replaced> http://archive.netbsd.se/?ml=pcc&a=2009-07&t=11139480
[22:23] <replaced> here it is
[22:23] <joetheodd> erUSUL, well I'm already on karmic anyhow. But in theory it's possible?
[22:24] <OttifantSir> MT-: If I remember correctly, IceWM is one of the lightest there is.
[22:24]  * Gnea sees 'netbsd' in the url, not 'ubuntu'
[22:24] <erUSUL> joetheodd: no afaik
[22:24] <joetheodd> In which case I'll do it anyhow. :)
[22:24] <redsoxking> how do you run a usb iso image? I wanna try backtrack3 on USB
[22:24] <replaced> Gnea: your ignorance surprises me
[22:25] <MT-> OttifantSir: I was looking for display manager though - like xdm, gdm, or kdm
[22:25] <Gnea> !attitude | replaced
[22:25] <jmigel> replaced stop being such a loser, grow up
[22:25] <enigma415> Ok. I'm writing my first "HelloWorld" app with C++/wxGTK2.8 right now, and the main reason I use a IDE (the Code::Blocks IDE in this case) is exclusively for the autocomplete. How can I turn that on? If this IDE doesn't have it, I would rather write it in a simple text editor!
[22:25] <MT-> jmigel: not helping
[22:25] <replaced> why are you so defensive :(
[22:25] <joetheodd> replaced, are you the same replaced I know from vL?
[22:25] <replaced> vL?
[22:26] <joetheodd> Apparently not.
[22:26] <Toast1> Hi, Can someone help me get my monitor working at a sensable refresh rate please? I'm stuck at 60Hz and the display dialogue reports that it's 0Hz and won't let me change it.
[22:26] <OttifantSir> MT-: Sorry. Didn't think to the next step. Don't know any display managers apart from the ones you mentioned
[22:26] <boss_mc> replaced: What error were you getting (I got none)
[22:26] <Toast1> I've been trying to google the problem, but the flicker is making my head hurt!
[22:26] <Gnea> replaced: what is the point of compiling the code that you posted before? why should I, or anyone else in here, bother to do that? What is the point? Please explain yourself, in full detail, without insulting anyone, if you would prefer a decent response.
[22:26] <wolf23> erUSUL,  The VirtualBox Linux kernel driver (vboxdrv) is either not loaded or there is a permission problem with /dev/vboxdrv. Re-setup the kernel module by executing
[22:27] <erUSUL> replaced: what is exactly your point are you reporting a bug in ubuntu? if that's the case you should go to launchpad
[22:27] <erUSUL> !bugs | replaced
[22:27] <MT-> OttifantSir: lol - ok thanks. That link is useful anyway. I'm curious about icewm - how do you access the menu by default? is it a right click or something else?
[22:27] <ShackJack> Does anyone know of a *decent* audio convertor WMA->Other format (MP3/OGG) ... Sound Convertor ditches all the ID3 tags which makes it useless and OggConvert only does one file at a time... Is the command line the way to go?
[22:28] <armence> Hey all, I am trying to get started with GTK development in C and python... Can anyone tell me what packages I need to install?
[22:28] <sinbox> just forget about wma files, also > lossy codec to lossy codec
[22:29] <OttifantSir> MT-: I don't know actually. I haven't used it. Tried Fluxbox once, but reverted to Gnome. You'll have to read up on IceWM to get the info, or ask if someone here knows the answer
[22:29] <ShackJack> sinbox: What do you mean "just forget" that's what I have and am trying to convert them :)
[22:29] <enigma415> 14:25 < enigma415> Ok. I'm writing my first "HelloWorld" app with C++/wxGTK2.8 right now, and the main reason I use a IDE (the  Code::Blocks IDE in this case) is exclusively for the autocomplete. How can I turn that on? If this IDE doesn't  have it, I would rather write it in a simple text editor!
[22:29] <enigma415> 14:25 < enigma415> Ok. I'm writing my first "HelloWorld" app with C++/wxGTK2.8 right now, and the main reason I use a IDE (the  Code::Blocks IDE in this case) is exclusively for the autocomplete. How can I turn that on? If this IDE doesn't  have it, I would rather write it in a simple text editor!
[22:29] <Gnea> !repeat | enigma415
[22:29] <MT-> OttifantSir: aight. I'm using openbox now - wondering what is better :P
[22:30] <enigma415> ...sorry about the double post (triple post now)
[22:30] <padi999> How can I know, if hdparm is running and the settings in /etc/hdparm.conf are being used? Is there a log?
[22:30] <sinbox> fair enough ShackJack you shouldn't have got the wma's in the first place is all ;-)  no aggro here btw I just hate that  format, and I can't help with your query except: borrow someone's wondows box for a while
[22:31] <Gnea> enigma415: no problem, you might find a better response in an actual programming channel, such as #programming, #c++ or #gtk
[22:31] <MT-> OttifantSir: hm - many of these are tiling - great if you don't want full screen - but most of mine are :P
[22:31] <ShackJack> sinbox: How would borrowing someone elses Windows box help me? I need to convert from WMA so I can play on my Palm Pre :)
[22:32] <Gnea> padi999: hdparm doesn't 'run' like a daemon, it's used to set certain switches on harddrives, so once it's run, the changes to the hardware should remain, so just run the hdparm command on the device in question to make sure the changes have taken effect:  hdparm /dev/sda
[22:32] <sinbox> it will be esier to convert wma files on fenetre box ShackJack
[22:33] <Gnea> ShackJack: audacity or ffmpeg won't do it?
[22:33] <sinbox> Gnea, ShackJack , audacityfirst converts to it's own format then reencodes to mp3 which I guess would not mater in this case but will be very slow
[22:33] <ShackJack> Gnea: I haven't thought about audacity..... I know ffmpeg is the "engine" that does some of the conversion though was looking more for a GUI solution and something that would retain the ID3 tags...
[22:34] <Gnea> sinbox: slow or not, it could get the job done
[22:34] <sinbox> also am not sure audacity would retain the tags
[22:34] <Robert__> Robert2009
[22:34]  * ShackJack wonders if maybe that "Media Monkey" on Windows would do it... hate to have to use a windows proggie... :(
[22:35] <aim> hi, can somone help me with my external hdd?
[22:35] <Gnea> ShackJack: sometimes Windows Media files are best handled by a windows program, either in windows or in wine
[22:35] <Robert__> hi i am using Ubuntu 9.04 and my laptop has Ati Radeon 9700 how can i find the correct driver?
[22:35] <OttifantSir> ShackJack: Have you tried WinFF? It's in the repos. A GUI for FFmpeg. And you can add your own conversion schemes to it.
[22:35] <sinbox> ShackJack,  if you have wine use a windoze program to do it it will probably be easier
[22:35] <ShackJack> sinbox: Gnea  Thanks - will try them out... It's the usual story with some of these little os utilites... very difficult to find the perfect solution...
[22:35] <Gnea> !helpme | aim
[22:35] <Robert__> it currently at 1024 x768 only
[22:35] <ShackJack> OttifantSir: I have not - will take a look
[22:35] <nonewmsgs> even though i am using my "high definition" built-in soundcard, only one program can have access to the soundcard at one time.  is there a fix for this or do ihave to stick in a better card?
[22:35] <sinbox> ShackJack, the perfect solution is vinyl  ;-)  ( /me feels old suddenly)
[22:36] <OttifantSir> sinbox: It's the best-sounding solution, if maybe not a "perfect" solution;-)
[22:36] <Gnea> !laptop | Robert__ (these laptop sites have a lot of good information about your laptop and how to get video working properly)
[22:36] <ShackJack> There's a KDE convertor to I haven't yet tried - thanks... Very in OggConvertor - not having a "batch" capability makes it practically useless..
[22:36] <jmigel> Robert__ ATI 9700 is covered in xorg's free driver and id recommend just using that... at console type 'glxinfo | grep direct' to confirm
[22:37]  * ShackJack wonders if his Palm Pre will play OGG (It should it's based on Linux)
[22:37]  * hittt tries to remember what he wanted to ask
[22:38] <deany> free driver blows.
[22:38] <OttifantSir> ShackJack: I know there's something called OggPlay for Symbian, but don't know what the Pre runs exactly
[22:38] <deany> but I have no choice.  built in 9800 in laptop
[22:38] <mzz> deany: the open driver should support that one just fine, although performance in opengl won't be spectacular
[22:38] <deany> mzz, exactly...
[22:38] <replaced> erUSUL: i want to confirm it first, of course
[22:38] <ShackJack> OttifantSir: Oh yeah, I'll try it... I just figured natch it plays it since it used the linux kernel and the OS itself is based on open standards...
[22:38] <mzz> deany: (I have a 9600xt in my other system, runs compiz + composited xv just fine)
[22:39] <replaced> but thanks for pointing me to linchpad
[22:39] <deany> mzz, mine runs compiz fine.  UT = fail
[22:39] <aim> Gnea; http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7640551&postcount=14
[22:39] <mzz> deany: haven't tried ut recently
[22:39] <deany> mzz, well thats my point.  anything heavy it cant do
[22:39] <mzz> deany: "blows" is overstating it a little though imho
[22:39] <mzz> deany: (given the state of compiz in the closed driver last time I could run the closed driver at all)
[22:39] <dravekx> help
[22:40] <dravekx> anyone here?
[22:40] <sinbox> ShackJack, if the batch option does not exist maybe you can write a script to run it in pseudo batch mode the script doitn the batch part? ( I know I could not :-) )
[22:40] <deany> it can run UT and certain levels are ok, but there are parts that really grind to a halt making it unacceptable.
[22:40] <sinbox> nobody but us CHICKENS
[22:40] <deany> so I gave up
[22:40] <Gnea> aim: you have to put the device after fdisk -l, like this:  sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[22:40] <mzz> dravekx: nope, we're all artificial intelligences pretending to talk to each other
[22:40] <deany> I could run the closed driver fine in 8.10
[22:40] <jmigel> dravekx do you want all 1374 of us to answer at once?
[22:40] <aim> Gnea, how do i know what device it is?
[22:40] <ShackJack> sinbox: Haha maybe - Or... OR... the authors of these little utilities could maybe do a little better job in the first place and have a reasonable feature-set :P
[22:40] <dtownhero> why is firefox 3.5 not in the repos?
[22:41] <dravekx> Im trying to install a pidgin addon in Ubuntu desktop and cant figure out how to do it.
[22:41] <soreau> poningru: I'm pretty disappointed. I don't know how I got it to login, but the entry is there now and still every single time, it pops up with a box saying network manager wants access to the default keyring, but it is locked I have already given it read, write and delete permission and I'm at my wits end. How do I get this pop up dialog to just go away?!
[22:41] <jimnkristy> for everyones info, i couldnt find anything about the error "unable to mount drive" with a usb, or Camera, make sure that they do not have any special characters in the top folders.  I had a folder created with windows named" '57 chevy " and it caused errors within ubuntu and nautilis and automounting of the drive.
[22:41] <deany> the only thing was having to use X11 with compiz enabled.. but I didnt enable compiz with it, as I used it to play UT now and then and watch videos.
[22:41] <ShackJack> dtownhero: I've added firefix 3.5 but it'as still the "Shiretako browser"
[22:41] <dravekx> Ubuntu keeps telling me "I dont have permissions"
[22:41] <dtownhero> ShackJack, yeah, that's crap IMO
[22:41] <nsadmin> then you can't!
[22:41] <Gnea> aim: well, /dev/sda is usually the first one, so any other device is not going to be /dev/sda, and since it goes in alphabetical order, /dev/sdb and /dev/sdc would be the next logical choices... you can also check by looking at the output of the dmesg command
[22:41] <dtownhero> it doesn't recognize default program associations
[22:41] <sinbox> dravekx: sudo?
[22:41] <nsadmin> what don't you have permission to do?
[22:42] <dravekx> sinbox, I dont know how to do that. Im new. Just installed ubuntu desktop.
[22:42] <nsadmin> dravekx what don't you have permission to do?
[22:42] <Sh3r1ff> ShackJack: writing your own batch script shouldn't be too hard
[22:43] <dravekx> nsadmin, I cant copy the files needed to install the pidgin addon. it says i dont have directory access.
[22:43] <ShackJack> Sh3r1ff: True, but also shouldnt be necessary, if you catch  my drift ;)
[22:43] <nsadmin> dravekx: they aren't installable from packages?
[22:43] <dravekx> nsadmin, http://code.google.com/p/pidgin-facebookchat/
[22:43] <dravekx> I want to install that
[22:44] <linuxguy> hi
[22:44] <linuxguy> is this ahelp channel?
[22:44] <Sh3r1ff> ShackJack: never rely on a development team to do what you can do yourself ;)
[22:44] <nsadmin> anyone know if that's available?
[22:44] <soreau> poningru: After I deleted it, I logged in again and made sure to check the box that said something to the effect of, use this key every time automatically
[22:44] <OttifantSir> dravekx: I just search Synaptic for pidgin, then install it as any other package
[22:44] <ShackJack> Sh3r1ff: True - but not the point. :)
[22:44] <jmigel> linux guy there is lots of people here, some can help you im sure...
[22:44] <soreau> poningru: I feel closer than before but this is such an annoyance. Please help!
[22:44] <nsadmin> linuxguy: it's a ubuntu 9.04 support channel
[22:45] <aim> Gnea, that appears to execute fdisk, however theres no outp.
[22:45] <aim> *ouyput
[22:45] <aim> *output
[22:45] <linuxguy> ok I'm looking for drivers for my motherboard.. I think theres something wrong with my USB
[22:45] <Eiles> nsadmin, sudo apt-get install pidgin-facebookchat
[22:45] <soreau> linuxguy: Yes, it's a help channel
[22:45] <Sh3r1ff> nsadmin: just the 9.04 version? damn, I need to upgrade ;)
[22:45] <linuxguy> thanks soreau
[22:45] <OttifantSir> aim: 3rd time's the charm, eh :-D
[22:45] <nsadmin> Eiles: thanks
 Cyber_Akuma: you can pick an existing swap partition during ubuntu's setup, and it won't mind if other systems use the same partition (although obviously you need to be careful if you use that partition for suspend) <---- the operating systems are already setup
[22:45] <jmigel> linuxguy what specifically is going wrong?
[22:45] <Cyber_Akuma> Hmmm, so I would need to have a seeprate swap partition of rubuntu and opensuse?
[22:46] <aim> OttifAntSir, it sure is :P
[22:46] <Cyber_Akuma> how would I dod that
[22:46] <jcmarini> sinbox I wanted to thank you for tour help on saturday with my brother scanner cheerio
[22:46] <Cyber_Akuma> do*
[22:46] <linuxguy> well I just see some errors with USB when server is booting
[22:46] <nsadmin> dravekx sudo apt-get install pidgin-facebookchat
[22:46] <Gnea> aim: which is why you need to search through the output of the dmesg command to find it out
[22:46] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: err, no. They can share a swap partition just fine, although again, be careful if you suspend them to disk.
[22:46] <jetftwi> I am recently establishing new ldap sever server using Debian please help me I want a graphical ldap server administration tool to help me by my side .
[22:46] <linuxguy> ohh and somehardware errors I think
[22:46] <Cyber_Akuma> Because it suspends to the swap partition?
[22:46] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: just tell them to use the same partition (/etc/fstab), it'll just work
[22:46] <dravekx> Okay, does anyone know how to install this in UBUNTU??? Im totally aggrevated with it and Ive been trying to understand for 2 hours.
[22:46] <epqr> how do i install perl modules with ubuntu ?
[22:47] <Cyber_Akuma> So if I dualboot two linux oses, I can't suspend them?
[22:47] <jmigel> linuxguy what happens when you plug something in... check dmesg
[22:47] <nsadmin> epqr: like which one for example?
[22:47] <Gnea> dravekx: like nsadmin said:  sudo apt-get install pidgin-facebookchat   <-- open a terminal and type that
[22:47] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: yes, suspend to disk stores ram contents in the swap partition. So if you suspend one linux distro and then boot the other bad stuff will happen.
[22:47] <Cyber_Akuma> Is there any way to avoid that?
[22:47] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: you can suspend them, but you need to either resume them before booting the other distro, or you need them to use separate swap partitions.
[22:47] <dravekx> oh.. sry.. I didnt see that... this screen is moving fast.
[22:47] <Cyber_Akuma> I see
[22:48] <aim> Gnea, can I output it to a text file? its too big for my terminal.
[22:48] <Cyber_Akuma> So if I have 4gb of ram I need a 4gb swap partition right?
[22:48] <sinbox> jcmarini, no problems I got heaps of help when I got here so I try when I can, glad it worked for you
[22:48] <Cyber_Akuma> to suspend
[22:48] <Gnea> aim: sure, or you can read it like this:  dmesg | less
[22:48] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: or you need to get them to suspend elsewhere. There are options, but you need to be a little careful.
[22:48] <Sh3r1ff> jetftwi: try phpldapadmin
[22:48] <Metalsouled> anyone know if there is an IMG file of the desktop version of 9.04?
[22:48] <Lo_Pan> Cyber_Akuma: only to hibernate
[22:48] <stephans> #!/bin/bash
[22:48] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: no, a smaller one will work as long as not all ram is used when you suspend.
[22:48] <stephans> pushd ~/DVD/
[22:48] <stephans> for f in `ls *.iso`
[22:48] <stephans> do
[22:48] <stephans>   echo "Processing $f file..."
[22:48] <FloodBot3> stephans: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:48] <Gnea> aim: and use the up/down arrows to scroll
[22:48] <stephans>   HandBrakeCLI  --preset AppleTV -i $f -o $f.m4v
[22:48] <epqr> nsadmin: like "File::HomeDir"  or "DBD::SQLite"
[22:48] <stephans>   mv $f ~/DVD/Riped/
[22:48] <stephans> done
[22:48] <dravekx> nsadmin, WOW.. seriously??? it was that easy???
[22:48] <Cyber_Akuma> Probably would be best to give them each their own then to avoid problems
[22:48] <Cyber_Akuma> How would I do that?
[22:48] <stephans> I am trying to conver in batch...
[22:48] <warddr> I get an error if I try to install mysql:  http://pastebin.com/m6d993355  , suggestions how to fix it?
[22:48] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: and yes, where I keep saying "suspend" I mean the "to disk" kind, frequently called "hibernate"
[22:48] <stephans> convert
[22:49] <OttifantSir> dravekx: That's how easy it was.
[22:49] <stephans> how do I allow for spaces and parenthesis in bash?
[22:49] <soreau> I would like to know how to make it to where I do not have to but in a keyring password every time I login to connect to my wifi access point. Is there a way to do this? I got as far as putting my wifi entry in seahorse Password: login but it still asks me for the password because 'Network Manager nm-applet wants access to the default keyring, but it is locked' How can I unlock it without having to type in the password from that box each and every si
[22:49] <soreau> ngle time??!
[22:49] <nsadmin> stephans: there are a lot of conversations here, use pastebin or pastebinit
[22:49] <Cyber_Akuma> right now ubuntu is installed, and I am going to reformat the opensuse partition and reinstall that too
[22:49] <JavaAtom> For some reason, my computer no longer detects my DVD-RW drive when I finish installing it. I cannot access it via nautilus or any mount commands.
[22:49] <uknown> is it common for a wireless card not to work ass good on ubuntu as it dows on vista
[22:49] <Cyber_Akuma> I have one 1.5gb swap partition, so I guess I need to make two 4.1gb swap partitions
[22:49] <JavaAtom> What data do I need to provide to get help?
[22:49] <Cyber_Akuma> one for ubuntu and one for opensuse
[22:49] <_Space_Case_> help using vbox and guest os"windoze" cantt access the usb ports i have vbguest additions installed
[22:49] <jcmarini> sinbox when I saw the channel on the sidebar I did not know what it was ,,, sort of private chat is it
[22:50] <nsadmin> stephans: I mean you noticed this right?
[22:50] <OttifantSir> stephans: If a filename has spaces, encapsulate it like this: "foo bar.sh"
[22:50] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: I don't know how opensuse's install process works. If you install ubuntu as second os just create a swap partition during install (and don't tell the installer to use the existing partition)
[22:50] <Cyber_Akuma> uuntu is alrady installed
[22:50] <sinbox> jcmarini, yep
[22:50] <Cyber_Akuma> I meant how ot config them after installing
[22:50] <Joe_kErr> what is the best irc for ubuntu? anything close to mIRC?
[22:50] <padi999> Gnea: about hdparm: okay, I seem some numbers but the information that is important is the spinning down. but that information is not visible there
[22:50] <Bob_Dole> I use xChat
[22:50] <epqr> anyone?
[22:50] <JavaAtom> Joe_kErr: I'd say Xchat, yeah.
[22:50] <Bob_Dole> Joe_kErr, I use xchat
[22:50] <soreau> ! best | Joe_kErr
[22:50] <Cyber_Akuma> one more ubuntu question
[22:50] <epqr> install perl modules in ubuntu???
[22:51] <EEEBull> xchat!!!
[22:51] <mzz> Cyber_Akuma: create partitions if they're not already there (using gparted or the like), run mkswap on them (again unless you already have them), edit /etc/fstab to use them
[22:51] <arrrghhh> hi, can anyone help me setup sound?  i don't think pulse audio will work, i don't tihink it's even installed... i'm trying to use alsa, but i get an error when i try to run alsamixer...
[22:51] <Joe_kErr> thanks
[22:51] <Bob_Dole> But IRSSI is the best!
[22:51] <JavaAtom> epqr: one second.
[22:51] <epqr> thanks
[22:51] <jcmarini> gotta go catchya later
[22:51] <Cyber_Akuma> I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and my video hardware no longer worked, an ATI Radeon x1200, did they ever fix it?
[22:51]  * Bob_Dole notes that IRSSI is command line
[22:51] <Joe_kErr> i want something close to mIRC which i've used often
[22:51] <padi999> irssi ftw
[22:51] <Bob_Dole> Cyber_Akuma, they never will
[22:51] <soreau> Joe_kErr: xchat is great for irc, pidgin if your hooked on some M$ chat
[22:51] <JavaAtom> epqr: http://www.yinfor.com/blog/archives/2007/04/perl_module_install_under_ubun.html
[22:51] <nsadmin> Joe_kErr: I do use xchat but I have no idea what's best... having said that, it's probably not mirc or xchat
[22:51] <Mites> Cyber_Akuma: I have troubles with ATI Radeon too
[22:51] <Bob_Dole> Cyber_Akuma, Well, the open source driver -is- making progress, but ATI will never fix it, because they intentionally did that
[22:52] <Cyber_Akuma> Its a laptop so I don't have a choice
[22:52] <Cyber_Akuma> Why would they intentionally do it
[22:52] <Sh3r1ff> nsadmin: such a thing as the best does not exist, that depends on a per user basis ;)
[22:52] <JavaAtom> Cyber_Akuma: Because some companies don't want to help linux?
[22:52] <Joe_kErr> right now im using the default xchat gnome but its very limited...it down't show me the users in the room
[22:52] <Bob_Dole> So you buy something new, and so they can focus on newer hardware. (HD 3xxx series and later, I think)
[22:52] <Cyber_Akuma> .....
[22:52] <soreau> Cyber_Akuma: I'll bet you had fglrx installed or still do, which is most likely causing your graphics woes. Your card is now supported by the open source radeon driver
[22:52] <Cyber_Akuma> the only company I can think of would be microsoft
[22:52] <EEEBull> xchat is a great starting point... but i keep hearing great things about irssi
[22:53] <epqr> Thanks, JavaAtom. I'll try
[22:53] <amok_> test
[22:53] <nsadmin> Sh3r1ff: unless you define objective criteria... and even then best is not the best word to describe that
[22:53] <Cyber_Akuma> aand MS dosen't really own ATI
[22:53] <JavaAtom> epqr: Np. Best to google first.
[22:53] <Bob_Dole> Cyber_Akuma, that's not it. they want you to A) Buy new hardware..and they also want to focus everyone on new hardware.
[22:53] <Mites> soreau: could you explain how to get the open source radeon driver to work?
[22:53] <soreau> Cyber_Akuma: AMD owns ati
[22:53] <Cyber_Akuma> I WOULD buy a new card, if I could
[22:53] <Cyber_Akuma> this is a damn laptop
[22:53] <Tetracomm> Could someone recommend a PDF editor for Ubuntu?
[22:53] <Cyber_Akuma> I hate the crappy 3d card it has
[22:53] <arrrghhh> Cyber_Akuma, Bob_Dole hit the nail on the head.  buy a new laptop :D
[22:53] <Cyber_Akuma> ...
[22:53] <soreau> Mites: Sure. Just completely remove fglrx from your system
[22:54] <Cyber_Akuma> In that case, if I buy a new laptop itll be an intel
[22:54] <arrrghhh> Tetracomm, editor...?
[22:54] <Cyber_Akuma> good job ati
[22:54] <Tetracomm> Yes, a program that I can edit PDF files with.
[22:54] <Bob_Dole> You can also downgrade to 8.04/8.10, or wait for the OpenSource driver to support your card. my Radeon X1600 is supported, at least partially.
[22:54] <arrrghhh> Cyber_Akuma, that's usually what i try to go for, unless it's for gaming.  then nvidia.  IMHO.
[22:54] <nsadmin> Cyber_Akuma: or other laptop whose hardware you've fully researched
[22:54] <_Space_Case_> help, using vbox , guest os"windoze" cantt access the usb ports i have vbguest additions installed
[22:54] <Cyber_Akuma> it was a black friday deal
[22:54] <Mites> soreau: and after thats done?
[22:54] <Cyber_Akuma> I didnt really have an option
[22:55] <Cyber_Akuma> Anyway, right now I want to get this swap partition issue resolved
[22:55] <soreau> Cyber_Akuma: Your graphics card works just fine with the open ati drivers. Try a Jaunty live cd, 3D works OOTB
[22:55] <arrrghhh> _Space_Case_, if you read on vbox's website the OSS version doesn't support usb.
[22:55] <OttifantSir> _Space_Case_: You have OSE-version installed?
[22:55] <Bob_Dole> _Space_Case_, Um, the OpenSOurce edition of Vbox doesn't have the USB feature, and I don't know if Ubuntu supported the not-open source edition
[22:55] <Sh3r1ff> _Space_Case_: virtualbox-ose doesn't have usb support, you'll have to download the other version and install it from source
[22:55] <prince_jammys> _Space_Case_: try the vbox channel: #vbox
[22:55] <Cyber_Akuma> Jaunty is which one, 9.04? 9.10?
[22:55] <Bob_Dole> Janty is 9.04
[22:55] <soreau> Mites: Make sure xorg.conf is not using Driver "fglrx" then cold boot the machine
[22:55] <JavaAtom> I'm having a hardware detection issue with my IDE DVD-RW drive. Any suggestions?
[22:55] <Cyber_Akuma> So AFTER ubuntu is installed, how can I set a swap partition?
[22:55] <Cyber_Akuma> and how can I tell is NOT to use a second swap partition?
[22:55] <JavaAtom> Cyber_Akuma: use gparted.
[22:55] <prince_jammys> _Space_Case_: oh, i see you're getting responses now. Never mind.
[22:56] <aim> Gnea, ok it appears to sdb....
[22:56] <Cyber_Akuma> I assume if I have 4 gigs of ram then I will need to make it slightly bigger? like 4.1gb?
[22:56] <sbradley33> I have Ubuntu installed through VMWare and I'm having trouble getting Linux to recognize my webcam.  Does anyone have any thoughts?  USB is enabled in VMWare.
[22:56] <nsadmin> Cyber_Akuma: got both swaps formatted?
[22:56] <Cyber_Akuma> not yet nsadmin
[22:56] <Cyber_Akuma> im still workgin on repartining the hdd
[22:56] <Cyber_Akuma> its a mess
[22:56] <Cyber_Akuma> did half it it in vista but its being a bitch so I rebooted to a xubuntu livecd to finish the job
[22:56] <JavaAtom> sbradley33: Well, ubuntu in vmware presents all sorts of hurdles that a normal system wouldn't have to work through.
[22:56] <Gnea> padi999: hrm, that's odd... maybe it needs to be set before it shows up
[22:56] <Mites> soreau: ok, thanks! I will try that
[22:56] <Cyber_Akuma> right now theres just one 1.5gb swap partition
[22:56] <JavaAtom> sbradley33: So, we might be unable to help you because we can't isolate the problems to one system or the other.
[22:57] <Cyber_Akuma> I plan to make one for ubuntu and one for opensuse
[22:57] <Cyber_Akuma> Problem is, I dont know how ot tell them to use their own and not mess with the other
[22:57] <nsadmin> after installing/rebooting, you would make the partition and format it, then edit /etc/fstab
[22:57] <Cyber_Akuma> and I dunno how big I need to make them (have 4 gigs of ram)
[22:57] <Cyber_Akuma> so suspend will work
[22:57] <Cyber_Akuma> and everything else it might need it for
[22:57] <sbradley33> JavaAtom: That's what I thought.  Although, Ubuntu did pick up my iPhone.
[22:57] <Andreas> Hallo! I can not speek english very well, so please be patient. I want to ask about mutt. Its running, I have no probs, but I want to choose from wich email I want to send. Is this possible or have I to change it every time from muttrc?
[22:57] <padi999> Gnea: it's tricky to test because the hd in question is the one the OS is running on. So I will never be able to see a spun down status :)
[22:57] <Bob_Dole> 3.5gigs of RAM ought to be enough for anybody...(not using PAE on 32bit)
[22:58] <Cyber_Akuma> har ahr...
[22:58] <OttifantSir> _Space_Case_: Here's a direct link for the 32-bit of VirtualBox: http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/3.0.2/virtualbox-3.0_3.0.2-49928_Ubuntu_jaunty_i386.deb If you need the 64-bit: http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/3.0.2/virtualbox-3.0_3.0.2-49928_Ubuntu_jaunty_amd64.deb
[22:58] <Cyber_Akuma> you know bill never really said that right?
[22:58] <aim> Gnea, fdisk -l /dev/sdb still gives no output
[22:58] <Gnea> padi999: it's probably not something you want to worry about unless you've done some research on ubuntuforums.org :)
[22:58] <padi999> Gnea: it's just important that the config in /etc/hdparm.conf is being used, it's just one line: /dev/sda { spindown_time = 240 }
[22:58] <Pit3r> good nigh peple
[22:58] <Gnea> aim: even as:  sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb ?
[22:58] <Bob_Dole> Billy Boy Gates claims he never said it.
[22:58] <Cyber_Akuma> night Pit3r
[22:58] <Pit3r> s
[22:58] <aim> Gnea, yeah...
[22:59] <sbradley33> JavaAtom: I figured it was just a driver issue, which I'm having problems installing.  I'm very new to Linux (I'm a Windows guy) and want to learn a new OS.
[22:59] <Cyber_Akuma> And theres no proof he did other than word of mouth, plus he could have been taken out of context XD
[22:59] <Cyber_Akuma> anyway
[22:59] <padi999> Gnea: I guess, it's fine, but it's always strange if I can't test sth.
[22:59] <Cyber_Akuma> So joked aside, would I need a 4gb swap partition or larger?
[22:59] <aim> Gnea, hamish@hamish-laptop:/$ sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb1
[22:59] <aim> sudo: unable to resolve host hamish-laptop
[22:59] <aim> [sudo] password for hamish:
[22:59] <aim> hamish@hamish-laptop:/$
[22:59] <FloodBot3> aim: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:59] <arrrghhh> can someone help me setup sound?  i get an error running alsamixer...
[23:00] <Brainstorm1> hello
[23:00] <dragon> !hi | Brainstorm1
[23:00] <aim> gnea, tried with and without the 1
[23:01] <nsadmin> arrrghhh put the error message on rafb.net/paste and then tell us the url
[23:01] <Gnea> aim: won't work with the 1, only with the device itself
[23:01] <Gnea> aim: make sure it's plugged in
[23:01] <arrrghhh> nsadmin, thanks - http://pastebin.com/d48c2005f
[23:02] <linuxguy> does anyone know where I can find a meebo plugin that will wqork on gcc3?
[23:02] <JavaAtom> I've got a really weird issue: I can install ubuntu via CD, but when I try and access the cd/dvd drive after I finish installing, nothing shows up.
[23:02] <aim> Gnea, doesn't work either way. definitely plugged it, thte screen has the
[23:02] <nsadmin> it's using pulseaudio?
[23:02] <VCoolio> Andreas: if mutt doesn't have the option, write two rc files and make .bashrc aliases to copy the one of them you want to .muttrc
[23:02] <aim> USB image on it
[23:02] <nsadmin> or trying to?
[23:03] <kkrusty> is there a wallpaper changer which supports multiple monitors apart from nitrogen?
[23:03] <aim> Gnea, any idea?
[23:03] <Gnea> aim: hrm, can you pastebin the output of your dmesg command?  easiest way:  sudo apt-get install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit
[23:03] <Brainstorm1> hmm, im new to ubuntu and noticed that when i use synaptic package manager and i select something to install it takes about 1 minute or so to even get it selected. Is this normal or is there something strange going on ?
[23:03] <VCoolio> Andreas: forget that, read "mutt --help" in terminal: you can specify rc file with "mutt -F"
[23:04] <Pit3r> someone already install citrix xenapp client in ubuntu 9.04 64 bits?
[23:04] <Gnea> woo! I can now control the volume of my usb soundblaster with pulseaudio
[23:04] <arrrghhh> nsadmin, yea it looks like it but i've tried to set it up to use alsa - what did i miss?
[23:04] <JavaAtom> Am I in the right place, asking for hardware detection issues?
[23:05] <aim> Gnea, http://pastebin.com/f45e2a84b
[23:05] <Gnea> !patience | JavaAtom
[23:05] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: my guess is you miss the libasound2-plugins package .. can you check in synaptic you have this package installed?
[23:05] <Mites> soreau: sorry to bother you again, but Im checking synaptic and I see that I have fglrx-modalises and xserver-xorg-video-radeon installed.. Is that how it should look like?
[23:05] <arrrghhh> glitsj16, sure 1 sec
[23:05] <Amarst> is there a way to make beagle limit searches by checkboxing the directories you want the results to come from?
[23:06] <Sinister> in lxde i cant get a menu that says move to or copy to all i get is cut copy paste rename anyone know what i have to do or what im doing wrong ?
[23:06] <arrrghhh> glitsj16, i installed a buncha packages, but apparently not that one... anything i need to do after that?  do i need to reboot or can i just /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart?
[23:07] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: a restart would be fine i guess
[23:07] <Gnea> aim: that looks strange, but I'm willing to bet that you've got some sort of power-management thing going there with a suspend/resume thing, right?
[23:07] <arrrghhh> this is the most i've restarted this server ever lol!
[23:07] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: this assumes you are on 32bit though, otherwise the packagenames are different for 64bit
[23:08] <rootlinuxusr_> If I download a theme from gnome-look or something similar it -can- change the trash can Icon right?
[23:08] <arrrghhh> glitsj16, yes, this is a 32-bit machine.  i guess i should make it 64, but i haven't wanted to hassle with anything.
[23:08] <Smegzor> Do I need compcache enabled?  I just read a blog saying its for live cd's and should be removed from my installed copy.  It creates a compressed swap device in ram.  I have 4 gigs of physical ram and a 4 gb swap partition.
[23:08] <BugsCrash> Help Please. Im Install Ubuntu REmix (Ubuntu 9.04) but the Touch and de Wireless donsent work.
[23:08] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: okay, make sure you also have the libasound2 package
[23:08] <aim> Gnea, I almost always hibernate if thats what you mean.
[23:09] <Brainstorm1> is synaptic slow responding for everybody or is it just me ubuntu 9.04 ? (i dunno the normal speed since im new to ubuntu)
[23:09] <kkrusty> Brainstorm1: try a different mirror?
[23:10] <fission6> #!/bin/sh # This is a comment! echo Hello World	# This is a comment, too!
[23:10] <fission6> why can i not enter Insert mode in VI when i hit I
[23:10] <Gnea> aim: that's probably what's mucking it up then. try rebooting and not hibernating and try to read it again
[23:10] <Brainstorm1> kkrusty by that u mean : preferences -> sources ?
[23:10] <OttifantSir> Brainstorm1: The only time it takes time for me to get a response from marking anything in Synaptic for install/remove/etc, is when I mark apx 30 items simultaneously. So if you have that for ONE item, something's not quite right.
[23:11] <Tetracomm> Could someone recommend a PDF editor for Ubuntu?
[23:11] <kkrusty> Brainstorm1: try running it in console and check if it takes a long time downloading/getting updates. if so then it may be something to do with where you are getting your packages from
[23:11] <narp_> net.pl
[23:11] <th0r> Tetracomm: OpenOffice will produce decent pdf files
[23:12] <Tetracomm> th0r: Can I use it to edit existing PDF files?
[23:12] <Sh3r1ff> fission6: try esc and then i
[23:12] <Gnea> oh sweet, pulseaudio just solved my sound issue :D
[23:12] <Tetracomm> and do you mean writer (Word)?
[23:12] <BugsCrash> Help Please. Im Install Ubuntu REmix on HTC Shift (Ubuntu 9.04) but the Touch and de Wireless donsent work.
[23:12] <rootlinuxusr_> if you use the most recent version, I've had no issue with PDF editing.
[23:12] <th0r> Tetracomm: I don't know of anything that will do that...even in windows
[23:12] <aim> Brainstrom1, i typically get about 800kb/s in synaptic.
[23:12] <fission6> Sh3r1ff: no go
[23:12] <durando>  i am running vmware workstation 6.5.2 on ubuntu 64bit 9.04 jaunty and i cannot get vmware sound to work regardless of what published tricks i use, such as alsa-oss wrapping etc.  can anyone help me with this nagging issue?
[23:13] <Gnea> so yeah, if anyone tries to use a Soundblaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 with Ubuntu, you need to enable pulseaudio or it won't work
[23:13] <Gnea> that is all
[23:13] <Brainstorm1> aim: its not the installing speed actually its more the selecting speed
[23:13] <Sh3r1ff> fission6: you can't type any text at all?
[23:13] <Brainstorm1> if i mark something for installing it can take up to 1 minute
[23:13] <Brainstorm1> before its marked
[23:13] <th0r> Tetracomm: there is a foxit reader for windows that I had running once in wine. It does a sort of pseudo edit by creating an overlay layer in the pdf file
[23:13] <Metalsouled> Im running a dell mini9 and when I run the updater on 9.04 it removes the pannels, should I just wait on the updates? any ideas?
[23:13] <aim> try using console instead :P
[23:13] <OttifantSir> Tetracomm: All OpenOffice programs should produce PDF when you need to.
[23:14] <Brainstorm1> nice solution :P
[23:14] <Sh3r1ff> OttifantSir: but openoffice can't edit an xisting pdf file ;)
[23:14] <mzz> Tetracomm: I've used inkscape to create a pdf file before. I forgot how well it works for editing pdfs though.
[23:14] <Tetracomm> I know, but I need to edit existing PDFs. :(
[23:14] <Tetracomm> Ok.
[23:14] <glitsj16> Tetracomm: pdfedit is available and does work (for the few PDF's i ever used it on)
[23:15] <mzz> Tetracomm: inkscape definitely lets you *add* to a pdf, but the amount of *editing* it can do probably depends a bit on what wrote the pdf
[23:15] <arrrghhh> Tetracomm, the best way i've heard is import the pdf into oo.o draw's program.  then you can print it to a virtual pdf printer.
[23:15] <OttifantSir> Sh3r1ff: No, it can't but I didn't say that either; I said "produce" not edit. There was something earlier about pdf editors. I'll check my window and see what I can find.
[23:15] <kkrusty> Brainstorm1: how many repositories do you have? also try clearing out your cache
[23:15] <Smegzor> Tetracomm: pdfedit (should be in the repositories)
[23:15] <durando> is it possible to run oss with 9.04 64bit?
[23:15] <ph8> hi all, i recently upgraded jaunty and my network drivers have stopped working! As it was I had to do the modprobe forcedeth msi=0 msix=0 to get around my nvidia chipset but now it can't find any network interfaces! I'm on mobile internet :o
[23:15] <Tetracomm> I installed PDFedit, but, I don't know how to use it.
[23:15] <Sh3r1ff> pdfedit - Editor for manipulating PDF documents
[23:16] <Metalsouled> Anyone? ive done searches on the comm site, with little success.
[23:16] <Sh3r1ff> Tetracomm: try pdfedit filename ? ;)
[23:16] <glitsj16> Tetracomm: http://pdfedit.petricek.net/user_doc.html presents an online manual
[23:16] <th0r> Tetracomm: did you try 'man pdfedit'?
[23:17] <Tetracomm> I will try.
[23:17] <Smegzor> Tetracomm: It works.  Its not pretty.  I wouldn't go so far as recommending it, but I have used it successfully.  It is always better to start with a doc file and save or export to pdf, but if you don't have an original source, pdfedit does the job.
[23:17] <danbhfive> Metalsouled: do you get the panels back after a reboot?
[23:17] <arrrghhh> Tetracomm, i'd much more highly recommend my method with oo.o write...
[23:17] <arrrghhh> er oo.o draw, sorry
[23:18] <Metalsouled> dan: No, I didn
[23:18] <Metalsouled> t
[23:18] <Brainstorm1> kkrusty i guess i have default repositories since i didnt edit anything
[23:18] <zimbres> hi, where do I find a list o laptops that comes with ubuntu(linux) installed?
[23:18] <Tetracomm> Smegzor: Ok, How do I delete a page with it?
[23:18] <Metalsouled> the first time i updated it made it boot with minimal grafrix
[23:18] <arrrghhh> zimbres, there's no "list" that i know of, but system76 would be wht i would recommend.
[23:19] <OttifantSir> zimbres: No central list I know of, but system76 (USA) or Dell ships with Ubuntu.
[23:19] <danbhfive> Metalsouled: well, you could file a bug report.  The panels aren't supposed to disappear.  But, filing bugs can be a pain
[23:19] <arrrghhh> system76 is based out of Colorado in fact :D
[23:19] <Smegzor> Tetracomm: No idea without trying that myself.  My use was limited to wiping out text with a white box, then typing new text in its place.
[23:19] <Metalsouled> I reinstalled, ran the updater w/o installing anything else, wiped the panels. Saw Icons but nothing else
[23:19] <Sh3r1ff> zimbres: that would take the fun out of installing it yourself ;)
[23:20] <Metalsouled> I might just wait the next 2 months till the next release date
[23:20] <Smegzor> Tetracomm: if you only want to cut a page out leaving all the other pages, I think I have seen utilities that slice up pdf documents??
[23:20] <Brainstorm1> ok kkrusty dont ask me how i did it cuz i tried a lot of different things but its fast (again)
[23:20] <Brainstorm1> so tnx kkrusty for your help
[23:20] <Smegzor> Tetracomm: IIRC there is a commandline utility to do that.
[23:20] <aim> Gnes, no cigar :(
[23:21] <aim> Gnea, no cigar :(
[23:21] <zimbres> OttifantSir, arrrghhh , I am afraid of buying one incomplatible one.
[23:21] <arrrghhh> zimbres, so what?  i suggested a linux OEM, what more do you want?
[23:21] <ubuntu> hello this morning i was editing my grub i delted a swap file now i have no grub im on a live cd ubuntu can anyone help i dont have a grub
[23:21] <Gnea> aim: is that an external hard drive or what?
[23:21] <Tetracomm> Ok, it let me delete a page.
[23:21] <Tetracomm> Thank you.
[23:22] <aim> Gnea, ita an mp3 player but i use it as one
[23:22] <OttifantSir> zimbres: Then I'd not personally recommend a Toshiba. Haven't had good experiences with them.
[23:22] <arrrghhh> ubuntu i'm guesssing you didn't backup your menu.lst before editing, which you should ALWAYS do when editing a file?
[23:22] <ubuntu> no i didnt
[23:22] <ubuntu> well i did the other day
[23:22] <Gnea> aim: can you browse it with nautilus?
[23:22] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, can you revert to it?  other than that there's a ton of tuts on reinstalling grub...
[23:22] <arrrghhh> if you actually did manage to remove grub.
[23:22] <Metalsouled> Also, does anyone know if a GMA 500 grafix chip would cause issues? its giving the 0hz refresh rate thing
[23:23] <OttifantSir> zimbres: I have a Dell Inspiron 9400 that "just works", apart from having to install a proprietary driver for my wifi. Never a problem with it.
[23:23] <fadda> how huge is mixalpha-numeric-all-space wordlist between 5-6 symbols?
[23:23] <ubuntu> how do i revert im sorry im really new to this
[23:23] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, did you back it up?  you said you had a previous copy...
[23:23] <aim> Gnea, command?
[23:23] <ubuntu> i did the thing in command line
[23:23] <Sh3r1ff> fadda: pretty huge
[23:23] <aim> nautilus /mnt/sdb?
[23:24] <ubuntu> but i had it search the other day
[23:24] <Gnea> aim: just click on Places and then your mp3 player in the menu
[23:24] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, i don't think i can help you, you obviously don't want to help yourself and i'm not going to hold your hand.  you have to do legwork yourself.
[23:24] <ubuntu> it couldnt find a grub
[23:24] <Lenin_Cat> how do you burn a disc in a rewritable format?
[23:24] <Gnea> aim: nautilus is just the name of the file manager
[23:24] <aim> Gnea, no i can't
[23:24] <Tetracomm> Ok.
[23:24] <Gnea> aim: does it show up in 'my computer' or 'computer'?
[23:24] <Metalsouled> im going to try to update again, then if it messes up I'll just use terminal to try and get the panels back
[23:24] <ubuntu> see that is what keeps windows people in windows
[23:24] <aim> nope...
[23:24] <ubuntu> i ask a simple question
[23:24] <ubuntu> you have to be rude
[23:24] <arrrghhh> Lenin_Cat, uhm discs are either write-once (typical) or re-writeable from the factory (not typical, special purchase).....
[23:25] <Gnea> ubuntu: calm down, no one is being rude
[23:25] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, you need to learn and read before you do.  that's why you broke your system.
[23:25] <pk23__> anyone know how to use ftp?  how do I mput *.mp3 without it asking me for all the files
[23:25] <ubuntu> leg work is that workign on it since 10 am this morning
[23:25] <OttifantSir> !attitude | ubuntu
[23:25] <fadda> i'm now having 40+ gigs and wondering whether it is at least half way till the end?
[23:25] <ubuntu> its rude though
[23:25] <aim> Gnea, you've been a great help, and its much appreciated.
[23:25] <Smegzor> ubuntu: you can recreate grub from the live cd
[23:25] <Gnea> ubuntu: if you take every little thing as 'rude' then the problem is not with us. you need to get over yourself and work to solve the problem.
[23:26] <ubuntu> how do i do that
[23:26] <Tetracomm> Smegzor: Have you ever added a link to a PDF?
[23:26] <aim> Gnea any other ideas before i have to go?
[23:26] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, i was asking simple questions and you responded extremely vaguely.  i'm sorry, but i can't help you if you can't help yourself.
[23:26] <ubuntu> i tried earlier today
[23:26] <Smegzor> ubuntu: 1 sec
[23:26] <ubuntu> i read up on it tried it wouldnt jive or something
[23:26] <Gnea> aim: I can't think of any, other than re-plugging it in after a regular bootup and not from a hibernation.. :/
[23:27] <Gnea> aim: and you're welcome :)
[23:27] <Tetracomm> The only problem is that my PDF does not have links to each of the pages.
[23:27] <Smegzor> Tetracomm: you mean a url?
[23:27] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, 2 second search - "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351"
[23:27]  * Sh3r1ff can see now why 95% of all IT problems relate to pebkac
[23:27] <dob1> hi, it is possibile to install ubuntu from an usb devices ?  a usb pen or an usb hdd ?
[23:27] <hittt> Yes :)
[23:27] <ubuntu> yea i got a few of thpose
[23:28] <arrrghhh> dob1, you can from the livecd or do pendrivelinux.com
[23:28] <Smegzor> Tetracomm: oh you mean a table of contents.  No I haven't.
[23:28] <ubuntu> now i was trying the tar
[23:28] <aim> Gnea, cheers for your time bud, but i got work to do. thanks.
[23:28] <ubuntu> but i dont understand untaring
[23:28] <mdance> hey guys, i just installed the hamster applet for gnome from source and its not showing up in the add to panel dialog
[23:28] <Gnea> ubuntu: I've been struggling with my new soundcard for over a week now. I finally figured it out less than an hour ago, now my sound works fine. No one here could help me with it. It wasn't rude of them, they just didn't know how to fix it. I had to figure it out on my own. Now, I can tell people how to fix the problem if they encounter it in the future.
[23:28] <dob1> arrrghhh: livecd is a the cd right?
[23:28] <Gnea> aim: cheers, good luck
[23:28] <Tetracomm> Smegzor: I want it to have the table of contents which links to each page.
[23:28] <arrrghhh> dob1, yes, what makes it "live" is the OS is booting off of the cd, w/o installing anything.
[23:28] <raul> #ubuntu-es
[23:29] <danbhfive> !usb | dob1
[23:29] <Smegzor> Tetracomm: best advice is to google that.
[23:29] <arrrghhh> uhm yea, you're going to have to google that.  lol, if only i could give that response at work!
[23:29] <OttifantSir> After following the NFS-guide in Community Documentation, and having given explicit permissions on which machines could mount shares, as I've done several times before, I can't mount them. IIRC, the error was "mount.nfsd there was an error mounting the share". NFS has worked perfectly every other time I had to do it, so I don't know why not now.
[23:30] <dob1> ubottu: no, i was not clear, i don't want to install ubuntu on a usb device, i want to install ubuntu on hdd from an usb device
[23:30] <fadda> what is the formula to calculate the amount of possible outcomes in rainbow table using "mixalpha-numeric-all-space" charlist. ?
[23:30] <danbhfive> dob1: that would be the first link
[23:30] <dob1> ok thanks
[23:30] <arrrghhh> dob1, the directions i gave you were flawless.  you can install from any method i gave you.
[23:30] <dob1> arrrghhh: i take a look thanks
[23:30] <arrrghhh> pendrivelinux.com will even help you setup a bootable pendrive if you don't want to burn a CD
[23:32] <peacemaker> Hey guys. I have a big Problem with my garrysmod server. It runs on wine
[23:32] <peacemaker> when i start it
[23:32] <peacemaker> i get:
[23:32] <arrrghhh> peacemaker, that sound complicated
[23:32] <peacemaker> ALSA lib seq_hw.c:457:(snd_seq_hw_open) open /dev/snd/seq failed: No such file or directory
[23:32] <peacemaker> fixme:keyboard:X11DRV_LoadKeyboardLayout L"00000409", 0000: stub!
[23:32] <peacemaker> then it stops
[23:32] <peacemaker> i cannot exit with ctrl c
[23:33] <durando>   i am running vmware workstation 6.5.2 on ubuntu 64bit 9.04 jaunty and i cannot get vmware sound to work regardless of what published tricks i use, such as alsa-oss wrapping etc.  can anyone help me with this nagging issue?
[23:33] <hvgotcodes> i am removing local/obsolete files.  when i try to remove libpcre3 it wants to remove a ton of files, include apache2, compiz, gnome* etc. whats going on?
[23:33] <Smegzor> ubuntu: This should restore your grub.. open a root terminal, type grub, type find /boot/grub/stage1.  Tell me what you get from the find command.
[23:33] <OttifantSir> !paste | peacemaker
[23:33] <peacemaker> sorry
[23:33] <Duditz> hi ... what's is the configuration file to set default LS command options?
[23:33] <Smegzor> ubuntu: There are 2 more steps
[23:33] <Sh3r1ff> hvgotcodes: looks like those packages all depend on libpcrfe3
[23:34] <arrrghhh> hvgotcodes, sounds like you should just leave that package alone then...
[23:34] <hvgotcodes> Sh3r1ff, but libpcre3 is labeled as obsolete
[23:34] <ubuntu> Error 15: File not found
[23:34] <peacemaker> Hey guys. I have a big Problem with my garrysmod server. It runs on wine. When i start it i get: http://paste.ubuntu.com/222261/ And i cannot exit with ctrl - c
[23:34] <hvgotcodes> arrrghhh, im doing this in the context of moving to jaunty
[23:35] <arrrghhh> hvgotcodes, i didn't have to do anything other than "do-release-upgrade" to go to jaunty...
[23:35] <hvgotcodes> arrrghhh, yes, i was told once to remove all external repos and local/obsolete files before dist upgrade
[23:35] <Smegzor> ubuntu: thats not good. I'm a bit out of my depth.  Maybe someone else can help from here?
[23:36] <Duditz> I need to change the ls -l by default when executing ls command
[23:36] <arrrghhh> hvgotcodes, meh, to each their own i guess.
[23:36] <arrrghhh> Duditz, you can make an alias...
[23:36] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, did you read that thread i sent you?
[23:36] <peacemaker> Please Help me. This problem is makein me confusing :S
[23:36] <ubuntu> yes i read it earlier this morning
[23:36] <ubuntu> it wouldnt find nothing
[23:37] <arrrghhh> peacemaker, this server sounds like a cluster, i don't know who could help you.
[23:37] <ubuntu> when i doid the second step
[23:37] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, did you try using tab (auto complete) to see what it came up with?
[23:37] <ubuntu> now im getting  Error 15: File not found
[23:37] <Duditz> can It be set only with alias?
[23:37] <danbhfive> ubuntu is this grub?
[23:37] <ubuntu> tab auto complete
[23:37] <ubuntu> yea im grub less
[23:37] <peacemaker> that means?
[23:38] <ubuntu> can i install another distro on the other hdd
[23:38] <limpc> hi.. having trouble with apache mod_rewrite on ubuntu 9.04
[23:38] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, when you do the root (hd?,?) command, did you try using tab to see what was available?
[23:38] <ubuntu> and get a grub
[23:38] <arrrghhh> limpc, sounds like an issue for the apache chat room...
[23:38] <limpc> i created a symlink in /etc/apache2/mods-enabled pointing to /etc/apache2/mods-available/rewrite.load
[23:38] <arrrghhh> ubuntu, are you reading what i'm asking?  cuz you're not answering my questions again.
[23:38] <ubuntu> no this morning now im getting  Error 15: File not found
[23:39] <danbhfive> ubuntu: you may be able to just reinstall ubuntu.  If you don't have a separate /home, just make sure to not formate /
[23:39] <ubuntu> if u dont format you wont lose everything
[23:40] <kikoodu84> diohiorh
[23:40] <th0r> ubuntu: this page tells how to reinstall grub...http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297261
[23:41] <ubuntu> yea i did the find/boot/grub/stage1 and got    Error 15: File not found
[23:41] <peacemaker> so, noone can help me ? :(
[23:41] <hvgotcodes> where the heck is the distro upgrade option?
[23:41] <danbhfive> peacemaker: did you check the appdb?
[23:41] <Sh3r1ff> hvgotcodes: in update manager
[23:41] <arrrghhh> hvgotcodes, do-release-upgrade in console is my fav.  or update-manager -d
[23:41] <hvgotcodes> thanx
[23:42] <peacemaker> no, i didnt
[23:42] <danbhfive> arrrghhh: no, it's -c not -d
[23:42] <Smegzor> peacemaker: I run gary's mod in Wine
[23:42] <arrrghhh> danbhfive, my apologies.  what is -d?
[23:42] <peacemaker> can you help me then please?
[23:42] <danbhfive> arrrghhh: development upgrade.  It will work, but it will also upgrade to karmic if you already have jaunty.  -c just checks for a standard upgrade
[23:42] <peacemaker> I get these errors :
[23:42] <peacemaker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/222261/
[23:43] <peacemaker> yesterday it worked
[23:43] <peacemaker> but today after a crash not anymore
[23:43] <coolio> how to disable 'joined' 'left' messages in irssi (which is great btw, trying first time)
[23:43] <meglo> Will eog get animated GIF support sometime? Or gstreamer/totem having support for midi/c64/etc bit-tune files? Windows 98SE supported these right out of the box.
[23:43] <Smegzor> peacemaker: I haven't run it for ages though and since I get the latest wine every 2 weeks, Steam comes and goes.
[23:43] <ubuntu> ok thank you
[23:43] <arrrghhh> danbhfive, ah that's right.  which is why i usually stick to do-release-upgrade.  i've had better luck with it not breaking things too :D
[23:43] <danbhfive> :p
[23:43] <ubuntu> all of you and again im sorry mostly im just frasutrated
[23:43] <Levure> Hello !
[23:44] <meglo> Levure: hi!
[23:44] <Sh3r1ff> arrrghhh: everybody likes breaking things ;)
[23:44] <Anonyme3437> t la
[23:44] <kikoodu84> oui
[23:44] <Levure> I've changed from KDE to Gnome
[23:44] <kikoodu84> loool
[23:44] <peacemaker> that means gmod will not work ?
[23:44] <Anonyme3437> xpldr
[23:44] <arrrghhh> Sh3r1ff, lies!  especially not on mah "production" server :P
[23:44] <Anonyme3437> ya qqun
[23:44] <kikoodu84> lolilol
[23:44] <Levure> I was using a lot KRemoteView on KDE, is there a Gnome equivalent ?
[23:44] <Anonyme3437> yes of cource mdrr
[23:44] <kikoodu84> je croias pa MDR
[23:44] <arrrghhh> Levure, there's vino and tsclient.
[23:45] <soreau> poningru: fwiw, I finally ditched nm-applet, chmod -x NetworkManager and nm-system-settings and just put my own script magic in /etc/rc.local to connect and share the connection over the rest of my LAN with masquerading. No more popups, and it all works automatically on login, no typing! :D
[23:45] <Sh3r1ff> arrrghhh: i would not have a problem with breaking your server ;)
[23:45] <geekening> is there a media player that lets me view my collection by album artist?
[23:45] <arrrghhh> Levure, there's more, that's just what comes to mind.
[23:45] <geekening> they all sort it by artists
[23:45] <Smegzor> peacemaker: oh you are trying to run a gary's mod server?  I have a script for that.  I will pastebin it..
[23:45] <geekening> and its not good for when a song has many artists
[23:45] <Anonyme3437> vs me voyé kan g parl ????
[23:45] <geekening> because it splits it. its annoying.
[23:45] <arrrghhh> Sh3r1ff, i'm sure you wouldn't my gf wouldn't be too happy!
[23:45] <kikoodu84> mo je t voi
[23:45] <kikoodu84> t bo
[23:45] <Levure> Thanks arrrghhh, I'm going to look that !
[23:45] <Anonyme3437> répondé
[23:45] <Pici> !fr | Anonyme3437
[23:45] <kikoodu84> pa
[23:46] <cristian> hola
[23:46] <cristian> hola
[23:46] <Pici> !es | cristian
[23:47] <arrrghhh> glitsj16, hey sorry to bug ya but after a reboot and a lengthy struggle with mpd, i still have no sound and alsamixer fails with the same error...
[23:47] <soreau> Anyone know of a good standalone wifi meter? I have ditched nm-applet because of keyring headaches
[23:47] <WIGGMPk> Why does "sudo fdisk -l" show "Unable to seek on /dev/sda" but gParted shows all of the partitions with the correct space information??? Is it safe to keep using Ubuntu? Will my data suddenly disappear because fdisk cant see my partition tables???
[23:48] <Veratyr9> sudo gedit /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf
[23:48] <peacemaker> smeg that would be cool
[23:48] <Veratyr9> err, wrong window
[23:48] <OttifantSir> soreau: I know someone use wicd
[23:48] <Sh3r1ff> Veratyr9: be sure to type your password too ;)
[23:48] <Smegzor> peacemaker: hmm..  actually to start a gary's mod server, I just run Steam, get into Gary's Mod and create a server from there (with me in it).  I do have a script to launch Steam which you might find useful, but I have Steam in its own Wine install and everything about it is separate from my main wine.
[23:49] <pnglb> Is it possible to periodically mirror a ftp location with a local folder? Alternatively being able to treat the ftp location directly as a folder would also solve my problem.
[23:49] <Cyber_Akuma> Is there any way I can tell GParted to stop ^&#^%#*&#$^#$^$%automounting everything it gets its hands on?
[23:49] <danbhfive> pnglb: maybe ask ubottu about !ftp ?
[23:50] <Cyber_Akuma> Hard to edit a partition when its keeps remounting it
[23:50] <SteveHill> I had a busted update getting kernel 2.6.28-13-generic.  It didn't load it in grub and the kernel that I got didn't boot properly.  How do I remove the bad one, and get the latest kernel update loaded properly?  And also, can someone explain the difference between upDATE and upGRADE?
[23:50] <pnglb> !ftp
[23:50] <peacemaker> My ony
[23:50] <peacemaker> my only problem is that
[23:50] <peacemaker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/222261/
[23:50] <th0r> soreau: there is a nice one in gkrellm, but you would get the whole stack and not just the wifi meter
[23:50] <MrPiracy> what are the keys to restart X ?
[23:50] <th0r> pnglb: rsync
[23:50] <th0r> pnglb: or grsync if you want the gui
[23:50] <peacemaker> yester it it worked
[23:50] <peacemaker> but after a crash not
[23:51] <peacemaker> im not a noob in servers im setting up server since years
[23:51] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: no problem, it might be worth going through some steps to check your sound setup and configure pulseaudio at the same time, there's a nice howto on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578
[23:51] <Smegzor> peacemaker: IIRC there is no linux version of the gary's mod server, but there is a Windows program and website to download+install a server for you.
[23:51] <as> topic
[23:51] <pnglb> th0r: thanks, I'll look at rsync
[23:51] <SteveHill> pnglb: Which way do you want to sync.  I'd use rsync if I wanted to keep up with the ftp-site.
[23:51] <danbhfive> SteveHill: update downloads the latest lists of available packages.  upgrade downloads and installs any newer packages for your system
[23:51] <Smegzor> peacemaker: its been ages since I used it.
[23:51] <peacemaker> mhmh
[23:51] <peacemaker> im sleepy
[23:51] <durando> i am running vmware workstation 6.5.2 on ubuntu 64bit 9.04 jaunty and i cannot get vmware sound to work regardless of what published tricks i use, such as alsa-oss wrapping etc.  can anyone help me with this nagging issue?
[23:51] <pnglb> SteveHill, I want to ftp site to keep up with me
[23:51] <peacemaker> i will come back tomorrow
[23:51] <Smegzor> peacemaker: also you might do better by moving this conversation over to #winehq
[23:51] <peacemaker> okay
[23:51] <peacemaker> thank you
[23:52] <OttifantSir> SteveHill: In apt-get, UPDATE just fetches the latest lists of packages, whereas UPGRADE actually downloads them and installs them.
[23:52] <peacemaker> good night guys
[23:53] <pnglb> SteveHill, what would you use otherwise?
[23:53] <WIGGMPk> Is it not possible to create an NTFS logical partition with gparted?????
[23:53] <Sic_Mick> I'm having trouble talking on Ventrilo
[23:54] <ahorner> HI, I have a Microsoft Comfort Mouse 3000 and I would like to use the side button as middle click instead of the actual middle click. Basically I want to map button 9 to use the function of button 2. How would I do that?
[23:54] <SteveHill> pnglb: Do you have shell access to the ftp server?
[23:54] <arrrghhh> glitsj16, hrm so i should use pulse instead of alsa?  i was just trying to use alsa as that's what i knew.
[23:54] <pnglb> SteveHill, do you mean sftp? I think it's just regular ftp. I'm not sure I understand your question though.
[23:54] <OttifantSir> WIGGMPk: It's possible, but you need to install some modules to enable it. Don't remember what they are at the moment. I'll look in my Synaptic and see what I find
[23:54] <sinbox> ancillary question: how is pulse shaping out these days?
[23:55] <WIGGMPk> OttifantSir: so gparted does not automatically support it?
[23:55] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: no there's no obligations either way :) .. i just thought to kill 2 flies with the one howto
[23:55] <Sic_Mick> I'm having trouble talking on Ventrilo
[23:55] <arrrghhh> glitsj16, interesting, it looks like i can run alsa now...
[23:56] <OttifantSir> WIGGMPk: No, since it's not a linux filesystem, it doesn't.
[23:56] <arrrghhh> glitsj16, i have MUSIC!!
[23:56] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: pulseaudio layers above alsa, the forums page gets things setup properly for them to work togehter
[23:56] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: nice one :)
[23:56] <WIGGMPk> OttifantSir: I guess you wouldnt know why 'fdisk' returns "Unable to seek on /dev/sda" but gparted displays my partition table correctly would ya?
[23:56] <Tux_> how can I add a repository from terminal?
[23:56] <arrrghhh> glitsj16, thanks for that link!  i had been poking around long enough, figured someone could help me in here.  thanks again!
[23:56] <arrrghhh> now to get a webui for mpc... :D
[23:57] <glitsj16> arrrghhh: very welcome, enjoy the tunes
[23:57] <SteveHill> So, no thoughts about getting kernel 2.6.28-13-generic to properly download?  Is that the current kernel?
[23:57] <vvpalin> how do i search inside a man page ?
[23:57] <Mites> how can I check if opengl is working, and if its not how do I enable it?
[23:57] <OttifantSir> WIGGMPk: do sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs and you should have the ability
[23:57] <aleite> Hello folks.. is there a way to use a DV firewire cam as a web cam on ubuntu?
[23:58] <pnglb> SteveHill: But I can connect using a command line-tool if that is what you asked.
[23:58] <WIGGMPk> OttifantSir: hmm.. I thought they built in NTFS read/write support into hardy? which im running Jaunty.. or is this just a gparted limitation?
[23:58] <sergeykish> Hello, I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 on Acer Aspire One 751 - sometimes it doesn't respond. Applications doesn't respond, mouse pointer moves, music play and all I can do is poweroff. So now I start sshd and waiting. Can I found problem in log? What and where should I search?
[23:58] <OttifantSir> WIGGMPk: Nope. Not a clue. I didn't use fdisk for many years, and that was on Windows, so I haven't gotten back up-to-date.
[23:59] <aperson> is there a requirement for a computer to go to sleep?
[23:59] <WIGGMPk> OttifantSir: bigger question though.. is something gonna f up down the road? Its curious to me that fdisk doesnt pick it up and gparted does
[23:59] <aperson> ie: to suspend/hibernate you need swap
[23:59] <SteveHill> pnglb: Can you execute a process on the ftp server?  Then you'd just run the rsync THERE, rather than on your machine.
[23:59] <sinbox> aperson, yes you need it
[23:59] <pnglb> SteveHill: no, I can't.
[23:59] <OttifantSir> WIGGMPk: They built in rw-support for NTFS, but not the ability to format a partition in it.