[00:00] <Dr_Willis> MK13:  all i did was that one rc.local change.  after i got a proper xorg.conf working.. 'cp /root/xorg.conf.NVIDIA /etc/X11/xorg/conf'  then ran gdm
[00:00] <lakotajames> err, iceroot:  gnome-do and compiz
[00:00] <Hydrid>  how i run or open gstreamer-properties???
[00:00] <Dr_Willis> !info vlc | ubuntuNoob
[00:00] <jrib> teimu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/RippingDVDs
[00:00] <lakotajames> iceroot: compiz.real
[00:00] <MK13> Dr_Willis, i have to try that now :D
[00:00] <Dr_Willis> ubuntuNoob:  use the actual 'synaptic' package manager. not that crippled 'add/remove' icon variant.
[00:00] <Zxcvb> I have a script that I would like to run on suspend/hibernate, how would I do that?
[00:00] <teimu> thanks again jrib!
[00:00] <iceroot> lakotajames: that are the desktop effects
[00:00] <Dr_Willis> ubuntuNoob:  its int he Multiverse repository.  or use 'sudo apt-get install vlc'
[00:00] <iceroot> lakotajames: like transparent windows, the cube and so on
[00:01] <lakotajames> iceroot:  why is gnome-do taking so much?
[00:01] <iceroot> lakotajames: i dont know what gnome-do is
[00:01] <Dr_Willis> !info gnome-do
[00:01] <ubuntuNoob> Dr_Willis: when the install was finished i try.. thnx again
[00:01] <jrib> Zxcvb: hmm, don't have my laptop handy where I had to do that but check out pm-utils iirc
[00:02] <iceroot> Dr_Willis: a thx, i forgot
[00:02] <ubuntuNoob> italiani qui?
[00:02] <jrib> !it | ubuntuNoob
[00:02] <ubuntuNoob> ok ok i just asked :P
[00:03] <ubuntuNoob> "Sto andando via" is italian .. so... nvm
[00:03] <twig11> How do I set permissions so all users have access to an ext3 drive?
[00:03] <jrib> !permissions > twig11
[00:04] <MementoMori> jrib: using the right click on the chan name does nothing using xchat.
[00:04] <jrib> Zxcvb: yep, that's what it was.  The documentation in /usr/share/doc/ was decent.  This is how I used it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/59867/comments/72
[00:04] <jrib> MementoMori: ?
[00:04] <MementoMori> jrib: it should be removed from the help
[00:04] <MementoMori> (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare)
[00:04] <jrib> MementoMori: does it work in pidgin?
[00:04] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[00:04] <iceroot> teimu: the website from dvdshrink is telling, that there is coming a linux-client! imo dvdshrink is the best to copy dvds
[00:05] <MementoMori> pidgin? I actually dont know... is pidgin supposed to be the default irc client?
[00:05] <cap_eath> mbrigdan: Now I get a firmware bug at 3.854528 and 3.854612 powernow-k8 complaining about ACPI _PSS
[00:05] <Chazz> fg56lx, hardware problem?
[00:06] <ubuntuNoob> Dr_Willis: ok the stick was full :P i got to reboot, thx a lot and have a nice day/night!
 what sound card isit
[00:06] <iceroot> MementoMori: in ubuntu, yes
[00:06] <teimu> nice find iceroot! thanks
[00:06] <iceroot> MementoMori: its the only irc-client installed at start imo
[00:06] <fg56lx> Chazz: It's never done this before, it just started doing it one day
[00:06] <Chazz> oh
[00:06] <fg56lx> jonesy: How can i find out what card it is?
[00:06] <MementoMori> it should be nice to see how many pidgin client are here now...
[00:07] <mbrigdan> cap_eath: Hmm, I'm not really a hardware knowledgeable person, so I might not be the right person to ask. I think K8 is AMD though, do you have an AMD chip?
[00:07] <iceroot> MementoMori: i hope not much, so everyone is using a real client, like xchat or irssi
[00:07] <Chazz> MementoMori, of course, whoever is stupid enough to version the whole room will die...
[00:07] <cap_eath> mbrigdan: Yes.  It is an AMD dual core athalon
[00:07] <MementoMori> Chazz: lol!
[00:08] <jefinc> fg56lx: lspci
[00:08] <MK13> iceroot: or hydrairc ;)
[00:08] <jrib> iceroot: or weechat!
[00:08]  * Chazz is amazed we don't have anyone in here stupid enough to try it! :P
[00:08] <mbrigdan> cap_eath: Does that have the AMD cool and quiet thing? Linux doesn't seem to be a big fan of it.
[00:08] <iceroot> jrib: yes, weechat was cool, never tested but it looked like irssi with user-friendly elements
[00:08] <ubudog> list of supported usb wireless adapters for 9.04 anyone?
[00:09] <fg56lx> jonesy: nVidia Corporation MCP78S
[00:09] <lakotajames> why is gnome-do using 40% cpu?
[00:09] <mbrigdan> cap_eath: If it does, you can probably disable it in the bios and see.
[00:09] <jrib> iceroot: I just like the fact I can script it in half a dozen languages
[00:09] <cap_eath> Uh, ACER doesn't give much in the way of instructions, so how would I check?
[00:09] <jefinc> !gnome-do
[00:09] <iceroot> jrib: i only need perl
[00:09] <Chazz> iceroot, xchat ftw
[00:09] <jefinc> !info gnome-do
[00:10] <lakotajames> I know what gnome-do is, I just don't know why it is using so much cpu
[00:10] <iceroot> Chazz: yes, but if you want a bnc, ssh + screen + irssi/bitchx/weechat is much better
[00:10] <shooree> does anyone know where the option for showing the channel user list in gnome's Xchat is? I can't seem to find it and it's on by default in regular Xchat.
[00:10] <Chazz> iceroot, ya... but XChat has a GUI!
[00:10] <mc1> I'm back.  This is my paste: http://paste.ubuntu.com/242774/
[00:11] <mbrigdan> cap_eath: Here, i'll do some googling and see. If you can, poke around in the BIOS looking for AMD Cool'n'Quiet (Usually Advanced options, or 'Cell Menu', in my case)
[00:11] <legend2440> shooree: on bootom left where it says 1282 users click that
[00:11] <iceroot> Chazz: why need a gui for chating? :) your are chatting with keyboard not with a mouse
[00:11] <Chazz> good point... :P
[00:11] <shooree> legend2440: yea, but can I have it shown all the time and not as a popup?
[00:12] <legend2440> shooree: no only as pop up
[00:12] <sebsebseb> mc1: ok
[00:12] <shooree> that's stupid. thanks anyway legend2440
[00:12] <mc1> Thx Sebsebseb
[00:12] <mbrigdan> cap_eath: AMD does say that the Athalon has cool and quiet, so check if that's on. Also look for an annoying thing called "Spread Spectrum" and turn it off if its on (unlikely though)
[00:13] <thomas_> hi everybody
[00:14] <MindVirus> What's the best way to remove old kernels?
[00:14] <jrib> MindVirus: remove the corresponding linux-image-* package
[00:14] <MindVirus> jrib, that doesn't include the modules and everything else.
[00:14] <sebsebseb> mc1: this  boot to ram thing, why did you do that?
[00:15] <jrib> MindVirus: like?
[00:15] <mc1> just to learn.  and it's supposed to be very fast.
[00:15] <MindVirus> jrib: for example, linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-11-generic
[00:15] <jrib> MindVirus: right, so remove that as well
[00:16] <sebsebseb> mc1:   what you done is weird
[00:16] <mc1> I've  been convincing friends to switch to Ubuntu and I thought it would be a good way to impress them.
[00:16] <MindVirus> jrib: I am asking for the best (quickest, least prone to human error) way to do this.
[00:16] <MindVirus> jrib: I don't want to copy/paste all day.
[00:16] <sebsebseb> mc1: also if  everything is being loaded from  RAM,  well   all the programs you install will go, once the computer is re booted
[00:16] <mc1> ain't it??
[00:16] <jrib> MindVirus: you aren't, you are typing two package names... but I don't know a better way
[00:17] <MindVirus> jrib: are you disagreeing just to disagree?
[00:17] <jrib> MindVirus: no, I am disagreeing that what I suggested requires "copy/paste all day"
[00:17] <MindVirus> I'd be apt-cache searching all day.
[00:18] <MindVirus> And from there copy/pasting.
[00:18] <sebsebseb> mc1: have you restarted the computer since the problems?
[00:18] <camt> MindVirus: Ubuntu Tweak provides a list of kernels you can remove
[00:18] <MindVirus> That's what I'm looking for.
[00:18] <MindVirus> Thanks.
[00:19] <cap_eath1> mbrigdan:  My internet crashed.  I tried to find something like it in BIOS and came up empty.
[00:19] <Rhetorik> Wondering if I can get some help? I updated ubuntu and it seems that it has deleted the STA driver for my broadcom card. the B43 driver it has is activated and doesn't even work
[00:19] <MindVirus> camt: Is there anything that is in default repos?
[00:19] <Rhetorik> so I have no wireless
[00:19] <camt> MindVirus: After you install, go Applications > Package Cleaner > Clean Kernel
[00:19] <camt> MindVirus: Not that I'm aware of
[00:19] <Rhetorik> not sure if I updated something I wasn't supposed to or deleted something
[00:19] <sebsebseb> mc1: Do you know what RAM is?
[00:20] <Sorinz> hi can someone help with : how to change cursor themes .. please
[00:20] <Rhetorik> Everything was done under the Update Manager
[00:21] <Dr_Willis> !changetheme
[00:21] <MindVirus> Does apt have Python bindings?
[00:21] <jrib> MindVirus: yes
[00:21] <person> firefox stops a download after a few hundred kb and aptitude slows download speed lots while repeating the same line in stdout for the package it's getting for ages - I am using a wired ethernet cable and not getting this in Fedora. Any ideas?
[00:21] <MindVirus> jrib: thanks.
[00:22] <jrib> MindVirus: should be python-apt iirc
[00:22] <Dr_Willis> person:  check 'dmesg' for errors.. and perhaps try 'wget'
[00:22] <Sorinz> thank you kindly
[00:23] <person> Dr_Willis: Thanks.
[00:23] <fergal32> hi boys and girls ^^
[00:23] <Dr_Willis> person:  ive had some wired network cards with some buggy drivers   in the last release .
[00:24] <dementor> hii any one use cacti,i need some help?
[00:25] <person> Dr_Willis: Just downgrade and use pin priorities?
[00:26] <person> I found some things in /var/log/dmesg of a repetitive nature - brb
[00:26] <Dr_Willis> person:   the current release fixed it. :)  its a bit hard to pin kernel drivers..
[00:26] <fergal32> anybody has some good howto for ldap on ubuntu 9.04 server?
[00:27] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know why Giver won't send folders between my two laptops? I can send files but not folders.
[00:28] <cap_eath1> internet crashed and now my username is locked.  Can anyone tell me how do logoff my cap_eath so I can log back on as him in Pidgon?
[00:28] <paddy> hey guys
[00:28] <paddy> I want to upgrade my ram but, don't know what my motherboard is
[00:29] <person> Dr_Willis: Here is some stuff from /var/log/dmesg
[00:29] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know why Giver won't send folders between my two laptops? I can send files but not folders.
[00:29] <cap_eath1> yeah got it.
[00:30]  * Dr_Willis will BBL.
[00:30] <person> Dr_Willis: Aaah!
[00:30] <person> Alright, well thanks for your help...
[00:31] <fergal32> #
[00:31] <fergal32> #
[00:31] <fergal32>     *
[00:31] <cap_eath1> test
[00:31] <emerson> I need to put some pages in my website by ftp which program I can use...?
[00:32] <musikgoat|main> emerson: its built in -> Places -> Connect to server
[00:32] <sebsebseb> !ftp |  emerson
[00:32] <emerson> something similar to smart ftp or something like that .
[00:32] <Chazz> emerson, FireFox with FireFTP addon
[00:32] <person> emerson: If you use Quanta, there's an inbuilt ftp client in there :)
[00:32] <Teclys> Does anyone in here know a way to get ahold of Lostinspac_46? I need to thank him for all of his help.
[00:32] <person> Or there's Filezilla
[00:32] <person> I don't know, I'm just naming some :P filezilla seemed easy to me.
[00:33] <cap_eath1> Does any know if 8.04 is have ACPI errors in 64 bit.  I can't get Jaunty to boot live cd to install.
[00:34] <Hades_pt> !changetheme
[00:35] <cap_eath1> mbrigdan: you're still here.  My user name is messed up.   I was unable to find any info in BIOS about cool and quiet.
[00:35] <trakcyia> I am trying to make a chainloader entry in my menu.lst but every time I try I get "invalid or unsupported format". The grub manual says that means the kernel isnt supported. That makes no sense to me because I should't need a kernel to load extlinux.conf through a chain loader
[00:36] <trakcyia> The kernel type is bzimage
[00:36] <cap_eath1> mbrigdan: I was considering using 8.04 LTS.  The download has been working for awhile so I haven't had a chance to try it.  You think that it would be a better bet?
[00:36] <trakcyia> does grub not support linux bzimage?
[00:37] <Evet> Do you suggest a web-browser?
[00:37] <Hydrid> firefox
[00:37] <Hydrid> evet
[00:37] <Evet> Hydrid, another
[00:38] <Hydrid> opera
[00:38] <lstarnes> Evet: epiphany, midori, aroro
[00:38] <Shortguy109> How could i transfer my files to my other laptop? like Im switching laptops altogether but I want all my old stuff on this.
[00:38] <lstarnes> *arora
[00:38] <Hydrid> epiphani
[00:38] <Evet> Which is mot advanced?
[00:38] <Evet> *most
[00:38] <lstarnes> Evet: firefox is
[00:38] <sebsebseb> !samba |   Shortguy109
[00:38] <Hydrid> yep
[00:38] <lstarnes> Evet: otherwise, opera
[00:38] <Hydrid> firefox
[00:38] <sebsebseb> Shortguy109: and it can even be used Linux to Linux
[00:38] <cap_eath1> evet: Firefox or the Debian equivalant IceWeasel is the only ones that are current to the web.  The rest have some issues with new tech.
[00:38] <lstarnes> Evet: but opera isn't open-source
[00:39] <Shortguy109> sebsebseb: so it transfers files between the two laptops? :o
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Shortguy109: your other lap top is Windows?
[00:39] <MK13> ubuntu just started throwing me into tty1 on boot instead of gdm on tty7, what would cause this? (tty7 is completely blank)
[00:39] <Evet> Thank you for suggestion
[00:39] <Shortguy109> sebsebseb: no
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Shortguy109: both Linux?
[00:39] <Shortguy109> sebsebseb: yup
[00:40] <blaz_> helo. how to scroll a window in irssi?
[00:40] <MK13> blaz_ page up?
[00:40] <lstarnes> blaz_: have you tried the page up and page down keys?
[00:40] <blaz_> works:)
[00:40] <blaz_> thans
[00:41] <MK13> is there any way to get my tty7 back on?
[00:41] <sebsebseb> Shortguy109: yep it will do what you want
[00:41] <sebsebseb> !scp |  Shortguy109
[00:41] <sebsebseb> Shortguy109: there's stuff like that as well
[00:41] <sebsebseb> !nfs  |  Shortguy109
[00:43] <majnoon> how get pulseaudio on one computer to play on another ??
[00:43] <MK13> what would cause GDM to suddenly stop appearing on tty7?
[00:43] <Evet> i downloaded firefox, how can I install it
[00:44] <sebsebseb> mc1: oh you disappeard on me earlier?
[00:44] <sebsebseb> mc1: well I already knew that, since no replies, but not that you left the channal
[00:44] <cap_eath1> evet: Don't download it.  Synaptic will install it correctly for you and keep you up to date.
[00:45] <cap_eath1> evet: Synaptic is under System:Administration
[00:45] <Evet> cap_eath1, synaptic doesnt install up to date firefox
[00:45] <mc1> Yah, Seb.  There's kind of a nasty storm where I'm at
[00:45] <mc1> and I didn't even noticed when i got desconected
[00:45] <Evet> cap_eath1, I'm using 3.0.12
[00:45] <ironmagma1> Hi all, is it possible to access physical hard drives from a live session of Ubuntu?
[00:46] <MK13> ironmagma, yes
[00:46] <sebsebseb> mc1:  have you restarted the computer since the problems?  Do you know what RAM is?   also if everything is being loaded from the hard disk into RAM,    things you install,  will go bye bye,  like the Live CD, once the computer is turned off or re booted
[00:46] <bastidrazor> MK13, you are wrong. they just need to be mounted
[00:47] <mechtech> how to send a network message?
[00:47] <ironmagma1> MK13: how?
[00:47] <cap_eath1> evet:  Well, if you just download it, you can copy it into your home directory in ~/firefox.  The command ./firefox will load the program.  Jaunty's version so far has been pretty current if you need that.  Otherwise, I used the downloaded version in my home directory in Debian awhile with no issues
[00:47] <MK13> bastidrazor, how am i wrong?
[00:47] <mc1> Random Access Memory
[00:47] <sebsebseb> mc1: yes, but what do you think it is used for?
[00:48] <Evet> Thank you for hepl, cap_eath1
[00:48] <mc1> I know that everything is volatile that way. for speeeeed
[00:48] <mechtech> you know, like net send blah, blah, blah
[00:48] <sebsebseb> mc1: everything you do, will be gone  lost,  go bye bye,   once  the computer is restarted or rebooted,  when it's putting stuff into RAM
[00:48] <sebsebseb> mc1: turned off or re booted above
[00:48] <MK13> ironmagma, what are the device nodes of your hard drive?
[00:49] <bastidrazor> ironmagma1, in a terminal type sudo fdisk -l  .. find the /dev/sd(something here) of the partitoin you want.. then sudo mkdir /media/drive  then sudo mount /dev/sd(somethinghere) /media/drive
[00:49] <bastidrazor> MK13, that is how.
[00:49] <moymoy> sebsebseb: what are you talking about? things will still be written on the harddrive
[00:49] <sebsebseb> moymoy: the guy has followed a link   for something that can be used instead of a Live CD,  and doesn't seem to understand, what he has done or something
[00:49] <MK13> bastidrazor, you just showed him they COULD be accessed, which is what i said
[00:50] <mc1> seb: I do have my copy of Ubuntu on hard drive
[00:50] <cap_eath1> Evet:  Actually, the Firefox in Jaunty is 3.0.12
[00:50] <sebsebseb> mc1: sure, but  everytime it's booted up,  everything from it goes into RAM yes?
[00:50] <mc1> i just wanted to add the other opcion (RAM) to grub
[00:50] <bastidrazor> MK13, maybe i am having trouble reading today. :\
[00:50] <moymoy> sebsebseb: ahh i see..
[00:51] <MK13> bastidrazor, Oh
[00:51] <sebsebseb> moymoy: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/BootToRAM   that's what he has done or tried to do
[00:51] <mc1> when i did the update using Synaptic I was on the hard drive
[00:51] <agey> hello
[00:53] <agey> anyone know how to install xmms on ubuntu8.04
[00:53] <lstarnes> !xmms | agey
[00:54] <sebsebseb> mc1: What  you have tried to do is for intermediate to advanced users,   and  hardly anyone has done that
[00:54] <mc1> ok
[00:54] <kunji> Hey everyone, I'm trying to set up a LAMP server on Jaunty Desktop edition, just to host a few small pages and I'm not really sure what I'm doing, so I could use some help.
[00:54] <mc1> is this thing fixable??
[00:54] <ken> .
[00:55] <MK13> I can no longer access X, when i try startx it says cannot stat /tmp/.x11 (stale NFS file handle), aborting. How can i fix this?
[00:55] <sebsebseb> mc1: probably   if people know what  they are doing,   without needing to ask others for help,  if you get what I mean,    otherwise people should just clean install or whatever, do a normal install
[00:55] <blaz_> Do you know some good CLI tool to configure services ?
[00:55] <agey> is there alternative simple music player like xmms?
[00:56] <debsan> agey, audacity
[00:56] <mc1> u upset for what i did?  i can do a clean install in no time but, when am i gonna learn???
[00:56] <agey> do you mean audacious?
[00:57] <sebsebseb> mc1: no not upset,   and   I have been there as well,   had certain problems,  and  thought well   I want to fix this instead of clean installing,   but sometimes it's simpalley better to just clean install
[00:57] <sebsebseb> mc1: oh and if you want speed I have an idea
[00:57] <Evet> cap_eath1, i installed and tried to start, but it told me "a firefox already running"
[00:57] <sebsebseb> mc1: of  course   booting  Ubuntu from a harddisk into RAM,  instead of a CD, is going to be quicker
[00:57] <Sensiva> agey as ubottu just said "Consider using audacious, bmpx, or xmms2 instead."
[00:57] <Lostinspac_46> Teclys: chech your messages
[00:57] <sebsebseb> mc1: ,but  hardly anyone will want to boot up the whole of Ubuntu from  the hard disk into RAM
[00:58] <eltume> guys what would I put under /etc/fstab so that my discs and generic devices will be mounted and pop-up automatically ?
[00:58] <debsan> agey, right sorry
[00:58] <blaz_> or - how to disable console-kit-daemon for good?
[00:59] <mc1> well, to me it's not "die or live" thing.  i just wanted to try it out!
[00:59] <whaaaaaaaawha> where do i go to when i want to cry about how much i love and hate ubuntu and open-vpn support :(
[00:59] <agey> I have installed xmms2 but I can't find icon to run it
[00:59] <sebsebseb> mc1: maybe next you should try Ubuntu with Ext4 :D
[00:59] <mc1> I can boot and leave the computer on indefinitely
[00:59] <Lostinspac_46> Exactly what does the marker bar mark?
[00:59] <mc1> that's the file system i'm using
[00:59] <mc1> tried ext3, ext4 and Reiser4 too
[01:00] <sebsebseb> mc1: should turn your computer off really,   unless you have a proper reason to leave it on
[01:00] <benny_> Hellooo
[01:00] <whaaaaaaaawha> TLS key negotiation failed to occur within 60 seconds (check your network connectivity)
[01:00] <trayzz> hello world
[01:00] <whaaaaaaaawha> i can't use the networkmanage-openvpn because it is broken
[01:00] <mc1> well it's a lap and often i leave it on so my im contacts can see me
[01:00] <Lostinspac_46> trakcyia: Hello back
[01:00] <benny_> i'd like to create a Ubuntu Kubuntu Community in my city anyone can support me
[01:00] <sebsebseb> mc1: the hardware should last longer, if  a desktop or lap top  is   turned off every now and again,   after all  they  don't use proper server hardware
[01:00] <whaaaaaaaawha> and kvpnc throws in random errors
[01:01] <teehee> hey i was syncing my ipod with banshee music works find but i have a problem with video it says i have 130 vidoes on the ipod but they show up in unknown artist in music and dont play
[01:01] <whaaaaaaaawha> i don't know what to do anymore :(
[01:01] <kunji> Anyone know how to set up a LAMP server?
[01:01] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: Hello back
[01:01] <sebsebseb> mc1: lap tops,   go in lower pow modes and such, but  really  those should be turned off  at times as well I think
[01:01] <ken> .
[01:02] <trayzz> little noob question, if there's a file in synaptic called filename.dbg it's debug file that i should probably install rite?
[01:02] <mc1> yeah, i can see you're very technical.  the way i see it, hardware goes obsolete soon
[01:02] <adub> can someone help me get juniper working right for vpn please??
[01:02] <mc1> so i try to get my money's worth
[01:02] <sebsebseb> mc1: that's true, but normalley people want it to last  10 years or more
[01:02] <sebsebseb> mc1: well maybe more like 6 years at least
[01:03] <mc1> jajaj... ok.  No brag but, i change two laps every year.  so i don't worry about that
[01:03] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: Just leave it till you need it
[01:03] <kunji> mc1: what hardware are you using?  I'm too much of a noob myself to actually help out, just curious though.
[01:03] <mc1> intel dual proc
[01:03] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: the problem is that i have a lot of graphic bugs with my radeon hd 2600
[01:03] <mc1> 'round 2 Gigs
[01:04] <mc1> 3 Gigs RAM
[01:04] <ironmagma1> does the xtest module in python not work on Jaunty? (other than myself)
[01:04] <moymoy> mc1: exactly how much RAM do you have? .. you're gonna need to use the harddrive at some point if you want it to function like a proper OS
[01:04] <mc1> 340 hd
[01:04] <moymoy> mc1: ah..
[01:04] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: Then you might want to d/l the debug file
[01:04] <kunji> mc1: I missed the beginning of your conversation, what is the trouble you're having?
[01:04] <moymoy> kunji: he wants to set up a system that boots right into RAM like the LiveCD and doesn't touch his HD
[01:04] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: Radeon hdd?
[01:04] <sebsebseb> kunji: he tried something slightly odd,   boot  Ubuntu from the hard disk into RAM, rather than a Live CD
[01:05] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: hd 2600
[01:05] <mc1> well kunji:  i was doing an update using Synaptic and all of a sudden i
[01:05] <ironmagma1> bastidrazor: sudo fdisk -l gives me nothing
[01:05] <mc1> kunji here is my paste: http://paste.ubuntu.com/242774/
[01:05] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: Ahh, hd is part of the card name?
[01:05] <MK13> what would the command "sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm" do?
[01:05] <Juan_a_Day> Hello, Could someone help me to install a multifunctional Epson TX300F ?
[01:06] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: it's just minor things, like i see my desktop wallpaper anytime the new gui notification thing shows me someone going on or offline inn pidgin
[01:06] <sebsebseb> MK13: fix the log in screen
[01:06] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: yup
[01:06] <mc1> other'n that.  the os is fine
[01:06] <adub> can someone help me get juniper vpn working in ubuntu
[01:06] <MK13> sebsebseb, so it would set it back like when ubuntu was first installed?
[01:06] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: Hmmm, sure it's not a Pidgin issue?
[01:06] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: i'm going through loads of feeds but there's barely much i haven't tried yet
[01:06] <sebsebseb> MK13: should do yep
[01:07] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: i have it in wine too and some other apps
[01:07] <kindofabuzz> anyone got some time to help me setup wu-ftpd? can't seem to get it right
[01:07] <kunji> mc1:  yeah, I don't know anything about that, something that might be an alternative would be to run the OS off of a flashdrive.
[01:07] <sebsebseb> kindofabuzz: that sounds like an FTP server to me,  instead of just a client
[01:07] <MK13> sebsebseb, would it change any settings?
[01:07] <sebsebseb> kindofabuzz: you want to do your own FTP server?
[01:08] <kindofabuzz> sebastien__, yeah
[01:08] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: When does it happen in wine?
[01:08] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: sometimes my screen just fades to black on fullscreen mode watching movies
[01:08] <kindofabuzz> sebsebseb, yeah
[01:08] <sebsebseb> kindofabuzz: ok was just checking,  I can't really help with that
[01:08] <mc1> kunji:  I've tried that as well successfully
[01:08] <sebsebseb> MK13: yep  probably
[01:08] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: fruity loops clicking on a menu eg
[01:08] <sebsebseb> MK13: things should go back to the default
[01:08] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: It will do that, if you're not clicking, it thinks you're not using
[01:09] <mc1> but i don't like carrying around an usb stick.  tried off a micro sd card but it didnt work
[01:09] <sebsebseb> MK13: I think
[01:09] <kunji> mc1: oh well..
[01:09] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: well yea but it does it opening any menu or right clicking on a string or anything
[01:10] <teehee> how come in gtkpod all i see under ipod is unwatched and photos
[01:10] <teehee> no music tab or video tab
[01:10] <kunji> No one here knows about setting up servers though?
[01:10] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: i just thought the debug might help fixing it, even though i'm probably too noob to fix it on my own
[01:10] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: Basically it does it whenever a new window iniyiates?
[01:11] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: in wine yes
[01:11] <MK13> sebsebseb, ubuntu got interupted in the middle of a restart and now refuses to start x, and suggestions?
[01:11] <fergal32> hi
[01:11] <trayzz> Lostinspac_46: otherwise its fine
[01:11] <Lostinspac_46> trayzz: message me
[01:11] <sebsebseb> !xorg | MK13
[01:11] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> What's there good to do on ubuntu? I'm bored.
[01:11] <accol> eeeee me too
[01:12] <accol> hahah im lookin for more
[01:12] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> accol, yeah, same here
[01:12] <sebsebseb> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: browse synaptic for games and install ones you want to try,   also you can Google  for Linux games
[01:12] <fergal32> < EEEEEEEEEEEEEE> iḿ bored too ^^
[01:12] <mc1> I appreciate very much the time some people spend here helping others.  I gotta go but, if anyone can help me with my post - http://paste.ubuntu.com/242774/ - i will appreciate it at mcsx3@hotmail.com - Thx Seb
[01:12] <accol> download cave story...that game rocked
[01:12] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> sebsebseb, what good games are there. Last time I checked, it was lame games
[01:12] <sebsebseb> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE  fergal32    sudo apt-get install tuxpaint   that  may take care of boredom for a bit,  whatever your ages
[01:12] <Guest47915> How to enable auto root login. (i know the dangers)
[01:12] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> accol, cave story? rpg?
[01:13] <zigibagido>  How to enable auto root login. (i know the dangers) (sorry changed my name)
[01:13] <accol> no probably the best 2d shooter game i've ever played
[01:13] <accol> trust me...it
[01:13] <accol> its short but great
[01:13] <sebsebseb> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: there are a few good ones in the repo,  but   there are some pretty good ones that you install from outside the repo, if you find them
[01:13] <mc1> Seb:  Ah, by the way i got 3 os on my hard drive.  all work fine.
 thx in advance but i know them 4 ages ^^
[01:13] <MK13> how can i correct a stale NFS file handle?
[01:14] <accol> http://www.miraigamer.net/cavestory/
[01:14] <sebsebseb> fergal32: ok
[01:14] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> sebsebseb, yeah, I saw some like tux racing or similar and those are lame.
[01:14] <moymoy> MK13: was it over nautilus?
[01:14] <zigibagido> can someone answer my question
[01:14] <sebsebseb> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: I  suggest joining #ubuntu-offtopic and asking about games to install
[01:14] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> accol, dang, cave story looks okay. I'm going to try it
[01:15] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> sebsebseb, oh, sorry about that
[01:15] <moymoy> zigibagido: you can't login to root... because root account and root password is disabled in ubuntu
[01:15] <accol> trust me....ull love it
[01:15] <greyfox> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE : nice pseudo
[01:15] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> lol
[01:15] <zigibagido> moymoy: but you can enable it
[01:15] <b4283> hi, if i wanna change a users default locale, just assign LANG and LC_ALL in .xsession right ?
[01:15] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> moymoy, use sudo -i or sudo -su
[01:15] <moymoy> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: i know.. i'm telling someone else
[01:16] <MK13> moymoy, i get a stale nfs handle error when trying to start X
[01:16] <kitche> sudo su should never really be used unless of course you want the logging to not work anymore
[01:16] <moymoy> zigibagido: you can try making your own root account
[01:16] <fergal32> #
[01:16] <moymoy> MK13: is it automounted in fstab?
[01:16] <fergal32> #
[01:17] <zigibagido> moymoy: I have enabled root account and password i just want to have it auto login on start up.
[01:17] <MK13> moymoy, it is the root file system
[01:17] <moymoy> you have your / as a mounted NFS share?
[01:17] <moymoy> MK13: you have your / as a mounted NFS share?
[01:17] <sebsebseb> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: oh yeah and instead of saying loads of native Linux games are lame,  how about you  help make  native open source Linux games better :)  by  contributing to projects,  or  learning how to program  (assuming you don't know how already)  and make your own?
[01:17] <fergal32>     *
[01:17] <basti> does crossover use some of the libs or anything else created by wine? because i cant get to run some apps, which worked with crossover before, but i guess i did change some things at wine which i cant remember ;) in particullar i am talkink about magic workstation where both tools dont let me use the online play with an error on gdipluss.dll
[01:17] <MK13> moymoy, it isnt NFS, that is just a general error
[01:18] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> sebsebseb, where can I start?
[01:18] <moymoy> MK13: then i don't know.. keep asking around
[01:18] <sebsebseb> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: don't know, but  Python is a good language to start with
[01:18] <EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE> crossover is very limited in the number of games available
[01:19] <basti> this is not an app compared to games
[01:19] <basti> just an app
[01:19] <sebsebseb> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: well you don't seem to understand,  that most games companies don't really care about Desktop Linux,  hence why hardly any of them make for Linux,  they will use the,   Linux does not have enough market share on the desktop yet excuse
[01:19] <moymoy> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: make the world's best Linux RPG game.. i like rpg's but the good ones have been abandoned for liscensing issues =[
[01:19] <fergal32> crossover? havent used it 4 ages
[01:19] <zigibagido> moymoy: do you know how to do this?
[01:20] <moymoy> zigibagido: no idea
[01:20] <zigibagido> Does anybody know How to enable automatic root login? (I know this is dangerous)
[01:20] <ironmagma> it's under settings or something
[01:20] <ironmagma> Login Window I believe
[01:20] <ironmagma> and you have to change it to Allow root access for login
[01:21] <lstarnes> zigibagido: recovery mode by default logs into root, but it's cli-only
[01:21] <ejv> question: I am using 8.10. is it safe to upgrade to 9.04 thru the "update manager" or should I be downloading the new cd and start from scratch?
[01:21] <lstarnes> zigibagido: you should not be using most graphical applications as root
[01:21] <sebsebseb> ejv: I suggest staying with 8.10 for now, untill 9.10 is out, then clean install,  plus then you get Ext4 by default :)
[01:21] <sebsebseb> ejv: if  in the mean time you want to try  9.04,   and you have enough RAM, you can virtual machine it inside 8.10
[01:22] <Zxcvb> is anyone here good with power managment stuff (pm-suspend)?
[01:22] <zigibagido> I just want to know how
[01:22] <zigibagido> Is there a way
[01:22] <ejv> sebsebseb: I'd really like openoffice 3.0
[01:22] <sebsebseb> ejv: you can have that in 8.10 as well, there's a ppa
[01:22] <ejv> sebsebseb: i thought it was only for 9.04, i stand corrected, what's a ppa
[01:23] <sebsebseb> !ppa >  ejv
[01:23] <ejv> cool
[01:23] <zigibagido> l
[01:23] <ejv> ok
[01:23] <sebsebseb> ejv: ppa's  are a way to get  later  versions of programs, without having to wait for the next Ubuntu release,   or   without people having to install them self  in another way
[01:23] <ejv> so where do i get the 'ppa' for ooo
[01:23] <MK13> i get a stale file handle error, but fsck.jfs shows no errors, and ideas?
[01:23] <vasuvi> As GRUB 2 discourages manual editing of grub.cfg, how to get it to "know" that the drive its on should be (hd2) instead of the (hd4) it thinks it is?
[01:24] <sebsebseb> ejv: the Ubuntu repos only do security updates, hence these ppa's
[01:24] <moymoy> ejv: and they often have a maintainer, so updates are automatic as usual
[01:24] <zigibagido> lstarnes: do you know if there is a way to do this. Or can i tell you want i want to accomplish and you may have a different method?
[01:24] <ejv> openoffice*
[01:24] <sebsebseb> ejv: normalley  you get the ppa's from luanchpad,  and you add a repo for it
[01:24] <ejv> ok
[01:24] <lstarnes> zigibagido: I would strongly recommend against it
[01:24] <Mozillero052>  
[01:24] <Mozillero052>         
[01:24] <Mozillero052>  
[01:24] <Mozillero052>  
[01:24] <FloodBot2> Mozillero052: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:24] <sebsebseb> ejv: you can Google  Open Office 3.0  ppa  or some such, and it should come up
[01:24] <lstarnes> zigibagido: I don't know of a way to do that but it may be possible
[01:25] <uvstudios> anyone know the command to search for a cd-rom driver
[01:25] <zigibagido> lstarnes: ok can i ask you something else - can i VNC into the computer before ti logs on so i can login to any account?
[01:25] <hou5ton> There seem to be several options regarding software to connect to my cell phone .... Does anyone have suggestions and/or experience with this?
[01:25] <lstarnes> zigibagido: I'm not sure
[01:25] <uvstudios> i'm trying to get to load up xenserver on my systm and it wont find my cd-rom drive
[01:25] <Andre_Gondim> uvstudios, try mount
[01:25] <PaulChater> Hey everyone.
[01:25] <joltzy> Hey guys! are there any game repos ?
[01:26] <BzOne> guys which tool is better to sync files (mp3 files)
[01:26] <zigibagido>  Does anybody know if you can VNC into Ubuntu before it logs in so you can login as any user?
[01:26] <PaulChater> Can anybody help me with some Emerald stuff.... i'm having problems (No not installing themes or anything but generic issues...)
[01:26] <uvstudios> what is the usual mount point for a cd-rom drive?
[01:26] <th0r> zigibagido: you cannot vnc like that.
[01:26] <bazhang> zigibagido, no you cannot
[01:26] <PaulChater> Running 32 bit Ubuntu Jaunty, all up to date etc. Pretty much fresh install.
[01:26] <Andre_Gondim> joltzy, http://blog.ubuntugames.org/
[01:27] <zigibagido> thor: if i have a computer with no screen that i want to be able to access from another computer that will be restarted and i will need to access root account how do it do it
[01:27] <bazhang> joltzy, there are no special games repos maintained by Ubuntu
[01:28] <Andre_Gondim> joltzy, try http://ubuntugames.org/ there are many games
[01:28] <trakcyia> hey lostinspace_46 im getting much better at dvorak im up to 30wpm yay
[01:29] <joltzy> Andre_Gondim: thx alot m8
[01:29] <joltzy> bazhang: okey
[01:29] <bazhang> zigibagido, why would you need to do that; accessing the root account is very unsafe
[01:29] <trakcyia> could someone please explain to me hoow to set a chain loader, i keep getting "invalid or unsupported format"
[01:29] <PaulChater> Anybody anybody at all?
[01:29] <bazhang> zigibagido, use sudo not root
[01:29] <Kevin1a> What is the name for the ubuntu chat channel?
[01:29] <MK13> when i try to startx i get a stale file handle warning, but when I boot from a livecd and run fsck.jfs it does not find any errors
[01:29] <lstarnes> Kevin1a: #ubuntu
[01:29] <sebsebseb> Kevin1a:  #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:29] <bazhang> PaulChater, emerald is no longer supported
[01:29] <Kevin1a> thanks
[01:29] <sebsebseb> np
[01:30] <trakcyia> paulchater you gotta ask a question first lol
[01:30] <PaulChater> trakcyia , I did ;) I was asking if anybody could help me, once I received a response I would state the problem.
[01:30] <th0r> zigibagido: I have no idea what that question was....but if you want to get into a machine the way to do it is to ssh to the machine, log in as the user you want to use, start vncserver, log out, then you can vnc to the machine and access that user's desktop
[01:30] <th0r> zigibagido: another option is to open an ssh tunnel to the other computer and then run the desktop apps via an X-forwarding tunnel
[01:31] <th0r> PaulChater: well, how  in the world is anyone going to know they can help if they don't know the problem?
[01:31] <zigibagido> k thanks
[01:31] <Kevin1a> PaulChater: just ask you're question.  The channel rules are visable via the channel info.
[01:31] <eric1> glad i finalyl got my printer working
[01:31] <rafaelscj> !multemedia > rafaelscj
[01:32] <PaulChater> Okay, basically how would I refresh Emeralds cache? Basically what is happening at the moment is I'm trying to install a theme but it just doesn't do ANYTHING (Note: Before I formatted and reinstalled Ubuntu Emerald worked perfectly fine.) It doesn't show me a list of themes, nothing, I will take a screenshot.
[01:33] <bazhang> !emerald | PaulChater
[01:33] <rafaelscj> !codec | rafaelscj
[01:33] <bazhang> PaulChater, as I said above emerald is no longer supported; use a different window decorator for support
[01:33] <PaulChater> bazhang: I don't care if its obsolete. Emerald is theo nly one I know.
[01:34] <bazhang> PaulChater, unsupported means we dont support it here.
[01:34] <PaulChater> Also its the only one which I can find themes easily for, and the one I like.
[01:34] <eric1> unsupported hmm..
[01:34] <sebsebseb> PaulChater: maybe  they will support it in ##linux  or  #compiz
[01:35] <PaulChater> bazhang: I know what unsupported means. Don't be a dick. Help someone out. It's a community isn't it? Communities should help out wether software is unsupported or not.
[01:35] <eric1> its unsupported within this community
[01:35] <PaulChater> sebsebseb, Yeah then they'll just say go to #ubuntu if I ask in there.
[01:35] <Kevin1a> PaulChater: I would help you out, but I don't really know anything about Emerald.  Maybe try some forums?
[01:35] <bazhang> PaulChater, no need for that language.
[01:36] <eric1> tell them its unsupported in #ubuntu
[01:36] <sebsebseb> PaulChater: if  they do that, you say   we won't support it here
[01:36] <PaulChater> Kevin1a, I've looked on google, there's nothing, nadda, zilch.
[01:36] <th0r> jeez guys. I know canonical has done a lot to simplify linux, thus attracting people who don't know how it works, but what has canonical done to attract such a lack of common sense?
[01:36] <sebsebseb> th0r:  people in here are volunters
[01:36] <toyimp> th0r, blame it on MTV.
[01:36] <spO> do you need an execute bit or a read bit in order to play a movie or mp3 file?
[01:36] <sebsebseb> th0r: maybe  there are one or two Canonical employees hiding in here some where, but other then that
[01:36] <lstarnes> spO: read
[01:37] <LjL> th0r: such as not having the common sense to stay ontopic on the channel? :)
[01:37] <th0r> sebsebseb: not the volunteers....some of the questions
[01:37] <eric1> Paul just go lay down 180 bucks for a copy of vista
[01:37] <spO> execute bit is needed only for running programs
[01:37] <spO> ?
[01:37] <bazhang> spO, you need to install the codecs
[01:37] <lstarnes> spO: correct
[01:37] <eric1> lol
[01:37] <spO> baz, so i need a execute bit now?
[01:37] <lstarnes> spO: directories also need it so that you can see what's in them
[01:37] <eric1> sorry
[01:37] <lstarnes> spO: the files don't need the execute bit
[01:38] <PaulChater> eric1, Why would I want Vista? The operating system is Shit. Besides i have its new brother /sister installed, don't mock me or make some random assumption that I came from Windows.
[01:38] <LzO> hello, how to install gDesklets? I get an error when try to launch it from menu
[01:38] <bazhang> spO, install ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[01:38] <spO> only programs need execute bit?  ie, files that are sound or movies, do not then huh
[01:38] <bazhang> PaulChater, watch the language please
[01:38] <spO> bazhag, how come?
[01:38] <lstarnes> spO: correct
[01:39] <sebsebseb> PaulChater: it's new brother or sister?   Windows 7?    if  you meant Ubuntu nope,  since  it's not related to Windows in any way at all
[01:39] <kunji> How do you install .tar.gz files?  I forget.
[01:39] <lstarnes> spO: ubuntu-restricted-extras includes extra codecs
[01:39] <aicra>  PaulChater: try installing your themes manually (they are compressed files, try uncompressing and putting  them in .emerald/themes at your $HOME)
[01:39] <garchonix> mmm, regarding emerald, how is it included on the universe repository if it's unsupported ?
[01:39] <lstarnes> kunji: extract it (tar xzf file.tar.gz) then look for a README or INSTALL file
[01:39] <DarylTX> I am installing the Ubuntu by using the wubi, but the most size i can get is 30gb.. I can expand it or what?
[01:39] <macgyver_> all to be fair, I have Windows7 installed here on a spare box for testing (I work in IT) I am actually very suprised with it
[01:39] <aicra> I use emerald
[01:39] <kunji> Sorry, extracting is the part I forget....
[01:39] <aicra> =)
[01:40] <macgyver_> of course Linux is way superior :)
[01:40] <PaulChater> aicra, Finally someone with some sort of decent solution instead of practically saying "piss off"
[01:40] <LzO> hello, how to install gDesklets? I get an error when try to launch it from menu
[01:40] <rafaelscj> !ifs > rafaelscj
[01:41] <rafaelscj> !dfs > rafaelscj
[01:41] <Teclys> is there any way to create either an install that includes all of the settings and packages i've already installed on another machine?
[01:41] <rafaelscj> !ext2 > rafaelscj
[01:41] <sebsebseb> !attitude | PaulChater
[01:41] <LjL> !msg the bot
[01:41] <gnubie> PaulChater; http://www.compiz-themes.org/   have you looked thruogh here?
[01:41] <bazhang> rafaelscj, please /msg ubottu
[01:41] <garchonix> Teclys yes
[01:41] <macgyver_> Teclys, yes you can, but I have never tried it
[01:41] <PaulChater> Ah! I think i may have found the problem.
[01:41] <PaulChater> Apparently the permissions aren't right :/ which is weird.
[01:42] <Teclys> How would one go about that?
[01:42] <macgyver_> Teclys, stand by I am checking
[01:42] <Teclys> macgyver_, thank you very much
[01:42] <bazhang> !clone | Teclys
[01:42] <rafaelscj> bazhang, ok
[01:42] <garchonix> you have to save /etc, you home directory and the output of dpkg --get-selections
[01:43] <macgyver_> Teclys,  failing that you can try "uck"
[01:44] <spO> is there a file that is used in conjunction with my user to set files or directorys i create to a certain mask?
[01:44] <macgyver_> Teclys, --> uck - Tool to customize official Ubuntu Live CDs
[01:44] <PaulChater> Nevermind guys, Figured out the problem.... Thanks for the suggestion aicra. ^_^ looks like it was some permission errors to do with .emerald folder.
[01:45] <eric1> maybe you could start a #emerald chat
[01:45] <aicra>  PaulChater, you're welcome
[01:46] <PaulChater> I have another question. :) Why are 80% of IRC users complete and utter pricks? :)
[01:46] <spO> if i create a directory or a file, what is the default mask that is used?
[01:46] <blaz_> how to disable console-kit-daemon service?
[01:46] <th0r> I rest my case
[01:46] <Teclys> thank you macgyver_ and bazhang
[01:46] <dgeary2> sp0: umask
[01:46] <PaulChater> Especially on So called 'support' channels. Lmfao.
[01:47] <hou5ton> What is the command to find out what USB port I have something plugged into?
[01:47] <DarylTX> I am installing Ubuntu by using the Wubi .. I noticed the biggest size on installation is 30gb.. it is possible to increase it?
[01:47] <dgeary2> spO: umask
[01:47] <MK13> PaulChater, well because the other %20 keep calling them pricks (j/k)
[01:47] <LjL> hou5ton: lsusb maybe?
[01:47] <hou5ton> LjL:   thanks
[01:48] <MK13> does anyone else have links to vmlinuz from the / folder?
[01:48] <Juan_a_Day> Hello, Could someone help me to install a multifunctional Epson TX300F ?
[01:48] <rafaelscj> is really necessary to have a firewall activated? gufw isn't easy to manage > it does not manage apps' access right.
[01:48] <eric1> intersting never used lsusb before
[01:49] <Apollo2366> I just "upgraded" to jaunty, and my sound broke. There is no sound output, but beyond that, no abnormal behaviour.
[01:49] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: have you tried installing it through cups?
[01:49] <LjL> rafaelscj: if you don't have any services installed, and especially if you're behind a router... nah. not in my opinion.
[01:49] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: open a browser and go to localhost:631
[01:50] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: thank you, no I haven't
[01:50] <spO> dgeary2, where do i change the umask setting?  if i type umask it says 0022 , but i don't knwo how that relates to anyting
[01:50] <dgeary2> rafaelscj: i agree with LjL, but iptables is easy enough to use
[01:50] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: just a moment
[01:50] <spO> by default  if i have a group  user2 , user2 is a memberof that group?
[01:51] <MK13> does the root folder normally have a link to vmlinuz(.old), and initrd.img(.old)
[01:51] <lstarnes> MK13: yes
[01:51] <LzO> An error occurred when running the child process' gDesklets' (No such file or directory)
[01:51] <dgeary2> spO: i set my umask in ~/.profile
[01:51] <LzO> how to fix it?
[01:51] <MK13> lstarnes, ty
[01:51] <garchonix> spO you change it with the umask command: in a terminal type "help umask"
[01:52] <rafaelscj> LjL, dgeary2, because iptables don't manage apps, like Windows Firewall, so I must allow too many ports. It takes time, even if you use gufw
[01:52] <hou5ton> This is what lsusb gives me, but I need the port # ... Bus 002 Device 002: ID 22b8:4221 Motorola PCS
[01:52] <MK13> is it ok to delete the lost+found folder?
[01:52] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: I'm there
[01:52] <keri> hello I need some help
[01:52] <aicra> MK13, I don't think so
[01:52] <keri> I am trying to get frostwire
[01:52] <dgeary2> rafaelscj: i'm not familiar with app based firewalling
[01:52] <rafaelscj> !ask > keri
[01:53] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: I am not familiar with that specific computer, click on add a computer
[01:53] <bazhang> !frostwire | keri
[01:53] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: oops...add a printer
[01:53] <eric1> cool im gonna downlaod frostwire now
[01:53] <eric1> lol
[01:53] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: ok, yes ;) a printer
[01:54] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: the firs tsscreen....name,location, description, that is information for you, and can be anything you like
[01:54] <dgeary2> spO: system -> administration -> users and groups
[01:54] <keri> i had frostwire and it would not open so i compely removed it and now i would like to know how to get again
[01:55] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: then click on continue. The next screen, if your printer is connected to your computer, you want AppSocket
[01:55] <dgeary2> rafaelscj: how many apps are listening for new connections?
[01:55] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: I have to warn you...I haven't owned a printer in years...so this is all old memory
[01:55] <bazhang> keri, did you read the link I gave you?
[01:55] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: you have a wonderful memory
[01:56] <Apollo2366> Hey, I've had an unbelievable amount of trouble with audio. I had it working in Intrepid to where all I had to do after starting a new session was to sudo alsa force-reload and I'd have sound until I restarted or logged out. Now however, after "upgrading" to jaunty, there is no sound output. Period. In any application at any point in time. I need HELP.
[01:56] <majnoon> ok what i want to do is connect to my desktop with my laptop and use the pulseaudio to stream the sound to my laptop
[01:56] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: if the printer is connected to your computer, the next screen should say (I think) just socket
[01:56] <keri> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire this one
[01:57] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: although it might want the hostname of the computer as well.
[01:57] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: I din't know that apple could help me in that
[01:57] <rafaelscj> dgeary2, for example, pidgin uses 1024-2048 ports. but i think it works without allowing these ports
[01:57] <eric1> I used system>administration>printing
[01:57] <eric1> then you might be able to select the model from the database
[01:57] <eric1> for the printer
[01:57] <dgeary2> rafaelscj: what protocols are you using in pidgin?
[01:57] <deamon3> 201.229.147.233
[01:57] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: problems there is TX200 and 400 not 300F
[01:57] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: a direct connect computer used to be lpd, but I read somewhere that cups now considers all printers network connected.
[01:58] <rafaelscj> dgeary2, msn, irc, (gmail)
[01:58] <spO> user2 is not implicitly part of group user2 is it?
[01:58] <eric1> or get the PPD files from the driver CD that came with the printer
[01:58] <deamon3> user: deamon3 | password: f50f50 ||||| user:root ||password f50f50
[01:58] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: it is ok if it is a network printer
[01:58] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: the next screen is where you choose your printer model. Sometimes you have to try a few to find one that works if yours isnt listed
[01:58] <dgeary2> rafaelscj: none of them accept new connections
[01:59] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: Is there any ppd file that I can use? where do I get it?
[02:00] <spO> i guess not
[02:00] <eric1> from the driver CD that came with your printer
[02:00] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: and that is about all I remember about defining a cups printer. There is some pretty good info on the web about various models, so google cups and your printer model and see if someone else has already defined it
[02:00] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: I wouldn't know.....you might try google again for that...usually they come from the printer manufacturer I think
[02:00] <eric1> you might want to first see if your printer is supported
[02:00] <eric1> hold on juan
[02:01] <spO> umask doesn't make sense because if i set umask to 777 ,  then every file i create is 0000, but if i use umask 022 , then every file created is 644
[02:01] <th0r> eric1: th0r is going to put those printer memories back in the cellar where they belong
[02:02] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: yes I did, I think that I can continue by myself, thank you very much, I'll tell you when I finish
[02:02] <th0r> Juan_a_Day: good luck
[02:02] <Apollo2366> So nobody has any idea. Great. Know where I can find more competent sound people? Or a FAQ? Or anything?
[02:02] <Juan_a_Day> th0r: thanks again
[02:02] <MK13> what kind of settings would "sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm" reset?
[02:03] <kitche> Apollo2366: considering that Alsa is not used by default
[02:03] <eric1> JUAN go here http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/openprinting
[02:03] <eric1> select your model
[02:03] <eric1> and it will tell you if its compatible,
[02:03] <eric1> and what steps you need to take to get it working
[02:03] <blaz_> Apollo: I'm using OSS4 instead of alsa (much less res. hungry on my EEEPC), did you tryit ?
[02:04] <tsrk_> anyone have any idea why rsync'ing large amounts of data is causing a kernel panic on the receiving server?
[02:04] <aicra> Apollo2366: check if pulseaudio is running
[02:04] <blaz_> kitche: what do you mean, i thoug alsa IS default on anly linux
[02:04] <Apollo2366> aicra, it is
[02:05] <aicra> Apollo2366, check if speakers are mutted (use alsamixer)
[02:06] <papul> what is the diff betwn ubuntu and xubuntu?
[02:06] <lstarnes> papul: regular ubuntu uses gnome, xubuntu uses xfce
[02:06] <lstarnes> papul: the default applications are also different
[02:06] <garchonix> !xubuntu | papul
[02:06] <lstarnes> papul: but they use the same package repositories
[02:06] <Apollo2366> aicra, No, they aren't
[02:06] <bazhang> papul, xfce4 and gnome, some of the apps, and somewhat lighter weight
[02:06] <papul> lstarnes: such as?
[02:06] <bazhang> papul, install and try
[02:06] <papul> bazhang: ok
[02:07] <lstarnes> papul: I'm not sure exactly what xubuntu has as its default applications
[02:07] <bazhang> papul, xubuntu-desktop is the package you want
[02:07] <tim> Getting an error loop on my Aspire One - "Status {DRDY ERR} / Error: UNC / Exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action / BDMA Stat 0x4". Disabled ACPI in GRUB to no avail. Where could I find a good translation of this? Most docs on DRDY error blame it on a kernel bug and reccommend ACPI=off.
[02:07] <papul> i will fresh install xubuntu
[02:07] <papul> will xubuntu run on netbooks?
[02:07] <bazhang> papul, you dont need to fresh install
[02:08] <tsrk_> paul, yeah
[02:08] <th0r> eric1: thanks for that printer link. And it made me feel good when it said to first give it a try...start with localhost:631. Always nice to know the old ways still work <smile>
[02:08] <bazhang> papul, you can install that package and then choose from the login session
[02:08] <papul> bazhang: i dont have ubuntu in my system
[02:08] <papul> cant install de to low ram
[02:08] <tsrk_> papul, gnome works fine on my netbook though, why do you want xubu?
[02:08] <aicra> Apollo2366, hmm... check if pulseaudio's default server is your machine
[02:08] <Apollo2366> aicra, how do I do that?
[02:08] <C13R3K> hi all
[02:09] <papul> tsrk_: i want to install xubuntu on my old desktop as well
[02:09] <garchonix> tim, verify with smartctl that the disk health is ok
[02:09] <eric1> yep
[02:09] <eric1> anytime
[02:10] <tim> will do.
[02:10] <tsrk_> papul, ok, it should work well for that
[02:10] <papul> ubuntu does not even install
[02:10] <Apollo2366> aicra, hello?
[02:10] <aicra> Apollo2366, if you see a small icon with a plug in the gnome-bar, click it-> select default-server-> see if this is your machine
[02:10] <tsrk_> papul, you'll probably want the alternate xubuntu cd then (rather than the live cd)
[02:11] <papul> tsrk_: ok
[02:11] <aicra> Apollo2366, if you don't see it, start padevchooser
[02:12] <Apollo2366> aicra, I selected "Default" and nothing changed. Still no output.
[02:12] <aicra> at the very same icon, select manager
[02:13] <aicra> check if you are connected to pulseaudio
[02:13] <Apollo2366> aicra, yeah
[02:14] <spO> i mount two cifs on my box and one is mounted with 777 , and one is mounted with 555   , i don't understand why they are mounted with different default permissions
[02:14] <spO> ie, i did not specificify permissions but that is what they were mounted as
[02:15] <aicra> sorry Apollo2366, I don't know what else todo,
[02:15] <aicra>  
[02:15] <aicra> maybe google?
[02:15] <garchonix> sPO, maybe it is showing the access permissions from the server? just guessing
[02:15] <samuncle> re
[02:15] <Apollo2366> thanks anyway
[02:16] <aicra> Apollo2366, maybe try playing something with mplayer -ao pulse, and see if it gives you some information
[02:16] <aicra> Apollo2366, good luck
[02:16] <blaz_> Apollo2366: can you run mplayer from the console and check if there are any error messages about sound?
[02:16] <Apollo2366> clas_ yeah, hold on
[02:16] <Apollo2366> blaz_ yeah, hold on
[02:17] <ARMENIAN> how do i format a flash drive in ubuntu?
[02:17] <anyway> t
[02:18] <ARMENIAN> someone, anyone?
[02:18] <Apollo2366> blaz_ no errors at all. Just no sound
[02:18] <garchonix> ARMENIAN, i know of a way using the command line, dunno if there is an easy one with the GUI
[02:18] <MK13> ARMENIAN, mkfs -t <fstype> /dev/sdXX
[02:18] <blognewb> Help! oh no :( "aptitude: command not found
[02:18] <blognewb> "
[02:18] <blognewb> what should be done?
[02:19] <blognewb> did i delete something?
[02:19] <Guest66319> how can i get ubuntu 9.04 to work on a PC with intel integreted grahics 855?
[02:19] <MK13> ARMENIAN,  or you can install gparted for a gui approach
[02:19] <ARMENIAN> MK13: ok so mkfs -t NTFS but what is the /dev/sd does it matter?
[02:19] <Apollo2366> blaz_ wait, It gave me something: Starting playback...
[02:19] <Apollo2366> Cannot sync MAD frame.0 (29.0)  0.7%
[02:19] <Apollo2366> Cannot sync MAD frame
[02:19] <Apollo2366> Cannot sync MAD frame.0 (29.0)  0.7%
[02:19] <ARMENIAN> MK13: command line is better if i can just figure out what i should set the /dev/ to
[02:19] <FloodBot2> Apollo2366: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:20] <aicra> blognewb, sudo apt-get install aptitude
[02:20] <Guest66319> if anyone can please help i would much appreciate
[02:20] <Quiw> Hm ..
[02:20] <ARMENIAN> how do u check the devices?
[02:20] <garchonix> ARMENIAN, plug your pendrive and when you see it mounted, type "mount" in a terminal
[02:20] <MK13> ARMENIAN,  the /dev/sdXX is where your USB drive is ("sudo fdisk -l" can help you find the right /dev/sdXX)
[02:20] <blaz_> Apollo2366: did it say something about 'no sound' and then continue playback?
[02:21] <zherkehzi> What's something I could tweak in ubuntu. I'm running out of ideas
[02:21] <binarymutant> why does mplayer start and exit fullscreen whenever I play or stop a video? It's annoying
[02:21] <Quiw> Weird.
[02:21] <garchonix> the device will be mounted somewhere under /media
[02:21] <Apollo2366> blaz_, no, that's all the output I got, besides the normal playback output.
[02:21] <Guest66319> how can i get ubuntu 9.04 to work on a PC with intel integreted grahics 855?
[02:22] <blognewb> o_o it worked thank you aicra. is it really not installed on ubuntu 9.04?
[02:22] <sebsebseb> !intel |  Guest66319
[02:22] <blaz_> Apollo2366: I don't know then, sorry...
[02:22] <Guest66319> thank you so much sir
[02:22] <sebsebseb> Guest66319: maybe you can't,  but I read something about 9.10 having a fix for the Intel issues
[02:22] <Apollo2366> Shit, well thanks anyway.
[02:22] <Guest66319> which version of ubuntu works with intel 855?
[02:22] <sebsebseb> Guest66319: however 9.10  final won't be out untill end of October
[02:22] <Guest66319> i used pone years back and cant remeber which one worked
[02:23] <sebsebseb> with the default Ext4 :)    and  people get full  support only when they do a proper clean install
[02:23] <sebsebseb> Guest66319: did you recently upgrade to 9.04 or something?
[02:23] <Guest66319> i just installed it and the screen is black
[02:23] <Quiw> hm ..
[02:24] <Guest66319> im using slax off a cd now
[02:24] <sebsebseb> Guest66319: oh right  that's kind of interesting
[02:24] <sebsebseb> Guest66319: ok if you want Ubuntu,  and since you got  Intel graphics card, your probably better off putting 8.10 on for now
[02:24] <Evil_Rabbit> exit
[02:24] <Guest66319> 8.10?
[02:24] <Guest66319> thanks!!!
[02:24] <Guest66319> sebsebseb you are a good man!
[02:25] <soreau> Guest21901: The question you want to ask is which intel driver will work with your intel card
[02:25] <sebsebseb> Guest66319: yep the previous version http://releases.ubuntu.com   then  you can clean install and do 9.10  when it's out :)
[02:25] <kunji> Guest66319:  It isn't working at all?  Or is it just the acceleration that isn't working?
[02:25] <rafaelscj> how to check the percentage of disk fragmentation?
[02:25] <Guest66319> ahh
[02:25] <sebsebseb> Guest66319: remember to md5sum your ISO  before burning to make sure it's a good one
[02:25] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Guest66319
[02:25] <Guest66319> once it boots i hear the startup sound and the screen get corupted and goes black
[02:25] <sebsebseb> !defrag |   rafaelscj
[02:25] <soreau> Guest21901: If you're getting a black screen, you should post /var/log/Xorg.0.log somewhere
[02:25] <garchonix> rafaelscj: depends on the fs
[02:26] <sebsebseb> soreau: wrong Guest
[02:26] <soreau> Guest66319: Can you access the hard drive from the slax live cd?
[02:26] <Guest66319> thanks everyone i will download ubuntu 8.10 for now
[02:26] <Guest66319> yes you can
[02:26] <sebsebseb> Guest66319: to be honest 9.04  is a bit of a bad release,  so  8.10 :)
[02:26] <Guest66319> i have to go thanks all!!
[02:26] <ARMENIAN> mk13 hmm I was able to get everythign btu when i set -t to NTFS it ended up formatting to etx3/ext4, weird
[02:26] <soreau> sebsebseb: Bah, auto nick completion always goes to hell in this wretched channel
[02:26] <ARMENIAN> i need it in NTFS
[02:27] <th0r> sebsebseb: a 9.04 user agrees
[02:27] <rafaelscj> garchonix, it's ext2. i want to analize that percentage.
[02:27] <Apollo2366> 9.04 sucks, never use it.
[02:27] <MK13> ARMENIAN,  i am checking on how to format is to ntfs, one sec
[02:27] <sebsebseb> th0r: yeah  I am using 9.04 at the moment as well,  but   I will clean install, and  get KDE 3 from the repo, and run that for a while,  with karmic and such in virtual machine :)
[02:27] <sebsebseb> th0r:  and with Ext4 of course,  running that now  for 9.04
[02:28] <ARMENIAN> MK13: ok thanks :)
[02:28] <th0r> sebsebseb: been debating if it would be worth backing up to 8.10. I also run ext4 in jaunty
[02:28] <sebsebseb> th0r: my partition set up etc,  so  it's  easier and better to just clean install, to sort out
[02:28] <garchonix> rafaelscj: e2fsck -nv /dev/hda5|grep config
[02:28] <Quiw> hm.
[02:28] <sebsebseb> th0r: 8.10 does not have Ext4
[02:28] <th0r> sebsebseb: same here...partitioned so I can nuke the system and keep home
[02:28] <sebsebseb> th0r: 9.10 will use by default :)   ,but people must clean install for full support
[02:29] <garchonix> (change sda5 of course)
[02:29] <th0r> sebsebseb: yeah...been trying to hold out for 9.10 instead of 8.10....but keep stubbing my toes on jaunty
[02:29] <sebsebseb> th0r: what kind of issues?
[02:29] <MK13> ARMENIAN, "http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/format-usb-ntfs/"
[02:29] <garchonix> rafaelscj: also http://linuxgazette.net/164/misc/lg/2_cent_tip__ext2_fragmentation.html may be of interest
[02:29] <sebsebseb> th0r: I  thought about putting another distro on my hard disk  properly,  because of jauntey, but...
[02:30] <th0r> sebsebseb: my sound doesn't always work at bootup. Been trying to find out what is going on, but so far all I know is I have to reboot to get it back, sometimes two or three times.
[02:30] <ARMENIAN> MK13: i know how to do it in Windows :P I want to do it in ubuntu
[02:30] <th0r> sebsebseb: I also lost my wifi to 28-14...so I have frozen jaunty at 28-13 and turned off updates
[02:31] <sebsebseb> th0r: that's a bit sucky
[02:31] <Denis> Im just so happy today :)
[02:31] <spO> is there a way to sudo -i one whole desktop session ?
[02:31] <bastidrazor> th0r, 28-15 just came out today
[02:31] <th0r> sebsebseb: and the worst is this laptop is ati video...so no support any more
[02:31]  * macgyver_ is tearing his hair out trying to get dual monitors working
[02:31] <th0r> bastid_razor: yeah...I am debating giving it a try
[02:31] <sebsebseb> th0r: sounds like maybe you should go to 8.10
[02:31] <emrah> hello everyone
[02:31] <hyperionx11>  i'm not happy i sold my desktop to party
[02:31] <sebsebseb> th0r: then clean install   and give 9.10 a try when it's released
[02:31] <th0r> sebsebseb: yeah...I know I should...but getting lazy in my old age
[02:31] <tsrk_> anyone have any idea why rsync'ing large amounts of data is causing a kernel panic on the receiving server?
[02:32] <bastidrazor> th0r, you can always remove it if it doesn't work.. apt-get is very kernel friendly that way
[02:32] <blognewb> hey guys another dumb question, suppose i'm upgrading/installing/updating something via PuTTy and it got disconnected, will the incomplete files remain? What is the right thing to do? THANKS!
[02:32] <hyperionx11> i phoned this guy giving away free monitors so I could powerup my sparc and he brings me vga monitors from 1992 that make a weird smell when I turned them on
[02:32] <th0r> bastid_razor: yeah...already had to do that with 28-14
[02:32] <soreau> th0r: No support for which graphics card?
[02:33] <hyperionx11> they r sitting in the rain right now
[02:33] <sebsebseb> th0r: well as the saying goes,  newer is not always better,  so  true,  also with Ubuntu it's not about what is new, it's about what is still supported
[02:33] <th0r> soreau: it is an ati card....650 I think
[02:33] <binarymutant> ah mplayer is driving me insane, it starts+exits fullscreen when I ever I play or stop a video. How can I stop this?
[02:33] <MK13> ARMENIAN, my bad... wrong link, but i don't think ubuntu can format in ntfs :(
[02:34] <spO> i can do sudo -i from console, but how do i make my whole desktop session sudo -i ?
[02:34] <ARMENIAN> MK13: really, well that sucks, but doesn't gparted do it, I believe it does
[02:34] <th0r> sebsebseb: what really aggravates me...I had the 8.10 cd in my hands and was about to install it, and decided at the last minute to download jaunty instead
[02:34] <sebsebseb> spO: why?
[02:34] <th0r> sebsebseb: God don't help dumb <smile>?
[02:34] <bazhang> spO, you would not want to do that
[02:34] <sebsebseb> th0r: what was that?
[02:35] <soreau> th0r: That card is supported by the open ati driver. Works ootb, no more fooling with driver installation. Not to mention, the ati driver has improved ever greatly in the past year since amd bought ati and is releasing specs, working with the open radeon driver developers
[02:35] <zhxk`> hello, may ubuntu ppp connect to windows ?
[02:35] <garchonix> ARMENIAN,MK13: ntfsprogs can't do it?
[02:35] <bastidrazor> spO, to run graphical applications you could use gksudo applicationname from a terminal
[02:35] <zhxk`> hello, may ubuntu ppp connect to windows over uart?
[02:35] <th0r> sebsebseb: ...a dumb move on my part....downloading jaunty instead of installing 8.10
[02:35] <rafaelscj> garchonix, that command found too many errors
[02:35] <sebsebseb> th0r: yeah well naturally you think the later one is going to be better for you,  but  that won't always be the case,
[02:36] <sebsebseb> th0r: shame 8.10 isn't a LTS it was a great release
[02:36] <soreau> th0r: I suspect karmic will have the option for dri2 on radeon cards up to r5xx
[02:36] <sebsebseb> th0r: it is  a great release I should say
[02:36] <th0r> soreau: I do have the card working, even have xfce compositing. But the video still leaves something to be desired
[02:36] <zhxk`> hello, may ubuntu ppp connect to windows over uart, and can ping to windows?
[02:36] <garchonix> rafaelscj, then your hd is failing?
[02:36] <soreau> th0r: Such as? And which driver are you using?
[02:36] <th0r> soreau: there is video tearing when I move windows around, and some flickering with google earth and such
[02:36] <ARMENIAN> garchonix: hmm havent tried it was hoping ubuntu had a built in option
[02:36] <schiz0id> ok, here's a prob im having. I tried to apt-get install the kubuntu desktop image, and it said i had to manually run dpkg --configure -a. i did that, and it went through this whole long process and then said aborted. before this, i tried synaptic with basically the same result. what do i do now?????
[02:36] <MK13> ARMENIAN,  the ntfs choice in my gparted is faded out and unselectable
[02:37] <soreau> th0r: dri2 will fix the flickering with opengl + compositing, and testing it here there is far much less tearing than years past of the reverse engineered driver
[02:37] <th0r> soreau: I am using the radeon driver...just read something about blacklisting that and using something else...but haven't gotten back to that url to read further yet
[02:37] <schiz0id> all im trying to do is switch my GUI to KDE, didnt think it would be this hard :(
[02:37] <rafaelscj> garchonix, i've formated it recently
[02:37] <ARMENIAN> hmm
[02:38] <rafaelscj> garchonix, yesterday
[02:38] <garchonix> rafaelscj, but if you have s.m.a.r.t. errors, it means the hardware is failing or about to
[02:38] <soreau> th0r: Now is the time to go with ati, by the end of the year the driver will be working very well with 2.6.31 and later kernels (KMS kernel mode setting)
[02:38] <garchonix> ARMENIAN: http://man.linux-ntfs.org/mkntfs.8.html
[02:38] <Denis> PONG 1249177117
[02:39] <schiz0id> is there some other way to install KDE?
[02:39] <soreau> schiz0id: yes
[02:39] <schiz0id> how?
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> schiz0id:  at the login screen  theres a sessions menu to select what desktop to use.
[02:39] <sebsebseb> schiz0id: you can even get KDE 3 from a repo  or  remix cd
[02:39] <soreau> schiz0id: install kde-desktop
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> schiz0id:  sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop to install kde4
[02:39] <th0r> soreau: well, the laptop is really nice, so I put up with the video. And I, unlike some, am willing to sacrifice a little, I realize linux isn't 100% out of the box...needs tweaking and gentle loving care <smile>
[02:39] <sebsebseb> !kde3 |  schiz0id
[02:39]  * sebsebseb is not much of a KDE 4 fan
[02:39] <lazyPower> Repo's having issues? I'm having mad issues trying to get some updates.... buncha size mismatches on the US archive server, and switching to the "official server" has yielded a missing gpg key....
[02:39] <rww> schiz0id: you getting dpkg errors is a symptom of something being wrong with your package manager, which you should fix, not work around.
[02:39] <soreau> th0r: heh :)
[02:40] <lazyPower> Should probably note i'm using 9.04
[02:40] <schiz0id> rww: how do i fix it then?
[02:40] <rafaelscj> garchonix, -> Inode 3571767, i_size is 1389227, it should be 1396736.  Correct? no
[02:40] <BitTorrent> Dr_Willis: thank's for you help.
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> BitTorrent:  oh? Ive been at the grocery store for the last 2 hrs.. I think.. :)
[02:40] <ogr3> firefox is acting up on me. how do i kill this process? normally I would google my answer but my browser isnt responding
[02:40] <macgyver_> all how can I get my Toshiba to load dual monitors? that probbaly sounds like a n00bie question, but I have pretty much tried everything
[02:40] <lazyPower> ogr3, ps aux | grep firefox
[02:40] <schiz0id> wait, let me try that menu u were talking about. brb
[02:40] <lazyPower> ogr3, kill -9 processid
[02:40] <rww> schiz0id: well, first step would be copying the output from dpkg --configure -a to http://paste.ubuntu.com/ ...
[02:41] <spO> i try to chown my externel NTFS usb drives, but it isn';t working
[02:41] <garchonix> rafaelscj: you told me smartctl reported errors right?
[02:41] <macgyver_> I am running the ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX graphics driver
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> spO:  you DONT chown/chmod ntfs/vfat filesystem files
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> spO:  you must mount them with the proper options to set the permissions/ownerships
[02:41] <soreau> macgyver_: Have you tried amdcccle?
[02:41] <ARMENIAN> MK13: yeah I just tried it on gparted same thing
[02:42] <ARMENIAN> but i think i found a solution
[02:42] <lazyPower> Repo's having issues? I'm having mad issues trying to get some updates.... buncha size mismatches on the US archive server, and switching to the "official server" has yielded a missing gpg key.... I'm running 9.04, default install thus far.
[02:42] <rafaelscj> garchonix, don't know, that's a line of the output
[02:42] <macgyver_> soreau, yes I have that installed, but it is asking for xinerama or something
[02:42] <soreau> macgyver_: Or something? show the output
[02:42] <garchonix> that couldnt be the output of smartctl
[02:43] <rafaelscj> garchonix, does that command show s.m.a.r.t errors?
[02:43] <garchonix> yes
[02:43] <MK13> ARMENIAN, what is your suggested solution?
[02:43] <macgyver_> soreau, I cannot show the output, its  GUI
[02:44] <spO> is there something that handles power of external usb drives well or better than generic and default configuration?
[02:44] <soreau> macgyver_: GUI goes tot he monitor which is an output device
[02:44] <ARMENIAN> MK13: well i just installed ntfsprogs and gparted now allows me to choose it :) solved
[02:44] <spO> is there a command or something that will allow me to turn off my hard drives after 20 mnuutes or so
[02:44] <macgyver_> huh?
[02:44] <macgyver_> lol
[02:44] <garchonix> rafaelscj: smartctl --all /dev/yourdisk
[02:45] <macgyver_> soreau, I have the ATI control centre installed, right now I have both screens the same
[02:45] <macgyver_> I would like the extended desktop
[02:45] <blognewb> hello, i'm installing imagick on ubuntu and at the very last line of the installation it said "ERROR: `Make` FAILED" what should i do?!?! :'(
[02:45] <paddy_melon> hey guys
[02:45] <soreau> macgyver_: So you're using clone mode currently and you want to extend the desktop to the other monitor
[02:45] <macgyver_> soreau, correct
[02:45] <macgyver_> xorg.conf only shows 1 screen though
[02:46] <rafaelscj> garchonix, 258 non-contiguous files (19.8%). 19,8?
[02:46] <soreau> macgyver_: If you can't show what it says when you try to do that, I'm not sure I can be of much help
[02:46] <MK13> ARMENIAN, yea i was thinking that would help too, but i am on dialup here so i couldn't install anything
[02:46] <paddy_melon> is there a way I can get a touchscreen monitor cheap or change one of my normal monitors to make it touchscreen? Will Ubuntu support it? Any guides?
[02:46] <ARMENIAN> MK13: ohh ok :P
[02:46] <DarwinSurvivor> Is there a way to make urbanterror use OSS4 (which I have installed and works with all other apps) instead of ALSA (which I removed)?
[02:46] <jjzooly> n00b question....do I need a samba user to set up between xp and ubuntu?  Keep getting annoying login screen on xp
[02:46] <garchonix> rafaelscj: that's high
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> paddy_melon:  never seen a 'cheap' one.  :)  the ones i have tried.. are less then 'usefull' in many ways..
[02:47] <macgyver_> soreau, basically I have the ATI drivers install and the ATI control centre, the control centre says I need xinerama enabled
[02:47] <macgyver_> I am unsure how to acheive that
[02:47] <paddy_melon> Dr_Willis
[02:47] <paddy_melon> why?
[02:47] <canthus13> paddy_melon: Ebay.
[02:47] <paddy_melon> can I mod mine though?
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> jjzooly:  if you want xp to access 'shares' you install samba on the server
[02:47] <helper> how i can compare the md5sum to check if the file is not corrupted?
[02:47] <kunji> I'm having some trouble installing ddclient properly... could someone help me troubleshoot this?
[02:47] <soreau> macgyver_: So enable xinerama? Pastebin your X log
[02:47] <paddy_melon> EG put on like a touchscreen coating or something
[02:47] <MK13> ARMENIAN, i can't wait to get back to the university for >9MB/s d/l speeds :D
[02:47] <canthus13> paddy_melon: There's no such thing.
[02:47] <garchonix> rafaelscj: should be under 10% - 5%
[02:48] <donnybrasco> when my system (or devices) goes to sleep, bluez no longer recognizes my devices without pairing them again.  Does anyone know how to solve this?
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> paddy_melon:  no idea on mods these days..  the things just are a tad gimmicky. using your finger to do fine 'pointing; often dosent work, and its a pain holding your arm up to do things..
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> paddy_melon:  unless you are using it for some specific appliocation. Like a Kiosk or similer
[02:48] <canthus13> paddy_melon: The 'coating' is a thin film with intersecting conductors that contact each other and act as buttons.
[02:48] <paddy_melon> but, I've seen people mod laptops to make em touchscreen
[02:48] <jjzooly> @Dr_Willis ...I have...I have it very simple.  Browseable =yes guest ok =yes
[02:48] <ARMENIAN> MK13: lol I get 20 Mb/s down here so like 2.5 MB/s down
[02:48] <paddy_melon> (im trying to do a desktop)
[02:48] <jjzooly> i still get the login
[02:48] <bazhang> paddy_melon, ??
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> jjzooly:  give the linux users a samba password with 'sudo smbpasswd -a USERnAME'  thats teh password to use when xp asks for one
[02:49] <paddy_melon> yes bazhang?
[02:49] <rafaelscj> garchonix, do you know how to schedule that task to be done at system startup
[02:49] <garchonix> rafaelscj: mmm lemme check
[02:49] <diabla> return
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> jjzooly:  they are not rying to connect as 'guest' they are trying to connect as their xp user name.
[02:49] <canthus13> paddy_melon: The 'mod' probably involved either some sort of screen swap or an overlay that plugs into USB.
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> jjzooly:  i  use identical user names on xp and linux also. makes things easier
[02:49] <paddy_melon> Overlay...
[02:49] <paddy_melon> could I do that?
[02:49] <jjzooly> @Dr_Willis that will allow people to log in without a username or password on the network?  I want to make it public without having the login screen
[02:49] <diabla> frensh?
[02:49] <DarwinSurvivor> anybody know how to get an application to use OSS instead of ALSA...??
[02:49] <canthus13> paddy_melon: Dunno.  Google it.
[02:50] <paddy_melon> OK thanks for ur help
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> jjzooly:  read up pn the samba docs about 'guest shares' i think theres a few other settings you have to disable.
[02:50] <canthus13> paddy_melon: Instructables might have something for ya.
[02:50] <paddy_melon> thanks
[02:50] <paddy_melon> I'll check it out
[02:50] <jjzooly> @dr_Willis thanks!! will do
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> jjzooly:   theres some map invalid users to 'guest' option
[02:50] <soreau> DarwinSurvivor: Sometimes there is a config file in ~/, for instance ~/.gamename
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> !info samba-doc | jjzooly
[02:50] <macgyver_> soreau, --> http://pastebin.com/m78e7349b
[02:50] <diabla> gnewsense
[02:50] <helper> if file give : md5sum: PacketTracer52_setup.exe: no properly formatted MD5 checksum lines found ( mean it's corrupted) ?
[02:51] <Eviltechie> How do you lower the max volume of a audio interface? I set the volume to zero, but it is still too loud.
[02:51] <blognewb> hi guys is "make" not installed in ubuntu 9?
[02:51] <DarwinSurvivor> soreau: there are a bunch of OSS to ALSA wrapper apps, where are the ones that go from ALSA to OSS?
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> blognewb:  not by default
[02:52] <soreau> macgyver_: xdpyinfo | grep -i xinerama <-- does this show any output?
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> !build-essential
[02:52] <blognewb> Dr_Willis: that's for me?
[02:52] <donnybrasco> !bluez
[02:52] <nagle> hi! I am looking for help installing emacspeak on ubuntu
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> blognewb:  are you trying to compile software? If so  it is...
[02:52] <soreau> DarwinSurvivor: It doesn't work like that. Look in your home folder to see if there is a config file for the app you're trying to make use oss
[02:53] <nagle> specifically, I am stuck right now on how to set up a speech server.
[02:53] <macgyver_> soreau, yes I get XINERAMA XINERAMA
[02:53] <blognewb> Dr_Willis: i was trying to pecl install imagick... then it gave me a ERROR make failed :(
[02:53] <DarwinSurvivor> soreau: it's UrbanTerror (Quake3 mode), and there is a folder, but nothing in there says alsa or oss (I grep'ed it)
[02:53] <donnybrasco> does anyone here know how to make bluez recognize my bluetooth devices when the system or a device wakes up from standby?
[02:53] <soreau> macgyver_: Then I guess amdcccle is confused, no idea why though.
[02:53] <spO> so ubuntu doesn't have anything to power down individual devices like hard drives as specific times?
[02:54] <soreau> DarwinSurvivor: Then ask the developers of said game(s)
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> spO:  thers the various hdparm power saving settings..  you could try.. but my external usb drives handle that by theirselfs..
[02:54] <garchonix> rafaelscj still there?
[02:54] <DarwinSurvivor> soreau: i'm trying to. You said "it doesn't work that way" when I mentioned wrappers. Why would it be possible to wrap an OSS app to use ALSA but no the other way around?
[02:55] <soreau> DarwinSurvivor: No idea. Ask in #alsa
[02:55] <macgyver_> soreau, is there somewhere I can paste a screenshot?
[02:55] <soreau> macgyver_: omploader.org picpaste.com speedyshare.com
[02:55] <jjzooly> @Dr_Willis; ubottu: Thanks a million...one little security setting had to be adjusted.  Found it in the docs.
[02:55] <rafaelscj> garchonix, yes
[02:56] <MK13> ARMENIAN, "http://i26.tinypic.com/s25hg8.png", i needed the screenshot for a tutorial :D
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> jjzooly:  with samba it pays to read the docs ;)
[02:56] <jjzooly> Dr_Willis yep.....lessoned learned
[02:56] <jjzooly> lesson
[02:56] <ARMENIAN> MK13: lol wow that's crazy
[02:57] <ARMENIAN> MK13: what amazes me more is the fact that that server actually allows uploads of those speeds to just one ip
[02:57] <garchonix> garchonix: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/243064/
[02:57] <macgyver_> soreau, --> http://picpaste.com/Screenshot-Catalyst_Control_Center.png
[02:58] <MK13> ARMENIAN, i know... i usually have to use a d/l manager
[02:59] <mbrigdan> Hello, I have just found out that SNORT has been sending 'mail' alerts to root@mycomputer for quite a while now. Is there anyway that I can get this to go to my real email address?
[02:59] <soreau> macgyver_: It's telling you to look in the Display Manager section (there on the left) to enable the other monitor
[02:59] <macgyver_> soreau, they are --> http://picpaste.com/Screenshot-Catalyst_Control_Center-1.png
[03:00] <ARMENIAN> MK13: yeah I mean i have a few screenshots bu they're me maxing out my connection on less than legal torrents ;P
[03:00] <garchonix> s/garchonix/rafaelscj/g
[03:00] <canthus13> mbrigdan: did you look in snort.conf?
[03:00] <MK13> ARMENIAN, gotcha
[03:00] <soreau> macgyver_: And in the multi-display tab there?
[03:01] <pretender_> gnome do wont auto start in docky mode ubuntu 9.04 NR
[03:01] <diabla> qui parle français là?
[03:01] <macgyver_> soreau, --> http://picpaste.com/Screenshot-Catalyst_Control_Center-2.png
[03:02] <bobwhoops> I'm currently trying to install ubuntu side-by-side with vista. Partitioning is taking a while and is stuck at 0%. Is this normal? I'm assuming it's defraging the disk or something?
[03:02] <Teclys> je la parle.
[03:02] <jefinc> !french | diabla
[03:02] <macgyver_> and the second monitor is a Samsung LCD, not a CRT
[03:02] <bazhang> diabla, #ubuntu-fr pour francais
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> bobwhoops:  if you told ubuntu to 'resize' the ntfs partition - yes. that can take a VERY long time
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> bobwhoops:  i find it faster/safer to have vista resize its own partitions.
[03:02] <diabla> !french
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> bobwhoops:  i find it 'best' to keep both os's on their own hard drives. :)
[03:03] <bobwhoops> Dr_Willis: Eh, well, I already started. Thanks
[03:03] <bazhang> diabla, /join #ubuntu-fr
[03:03] <mbrigdan> canthus13: Yeah, I can find anything
[03:03] <DiViN3> hello anyone can help me with bind9 issue
[03:03] <bobwhoops> Dr_Willis: just wanted to make sure taking a while was expected behavior
[03:03] <canthus13> mbrigdan: Hmm.
[03:03] <soreau> macgyver_: You should be able to do it there from amdcccle but if you'd like I could show an example of enabling BigDesktop mode in xorg.conf
[03:03] <diabla> thanks
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> bobwhoops:  yep. resizing under vista is like 3x faster at least then last i tried it under ubuntu
[03:04] <macgyver_> soreau, that would be great thanks.
[03:04] <lazyPower> Repo's having issues? I'm having mad issues trying to get some updates.... buncha size mismatches on the US archive server, and switching to the "official server" has yielded a missing gpg key.... I'm running 9.04, default install thus far.
[03:04] <DiViN3> anyone can help me with >>> this problem rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused
[03:04] <diabla> gnewsense=ubuntu
[03:05] <Datz> Hello, for the first time in a year, I can't see my network folder for my ubuntu pc, it is setup using samba. I have already tried "sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart"  It seemed to stop and start the deamon just fine. Does anyone have any tips?
[03:05] <helper> DiViN3 check config of bind9
[03:05] <garchonix> diabla yes
[03:05] <diabla> ok
[03:05] <helper> DiViN3 did you reload 1st the rndc  ?
[03:05] <DiViN3> helper : i have checked all the the bind9
[03:05] <macgyver_> soreau, BRB rebooting to check the bios
[03:06] <helper> DiViN3 did you restart it then reload the rndc ?
[03:06] <bazhang> diabla, #gnewsense for support
[03:06] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  this is from a XP box trying to access a ubuntu box?
[03:07] <canthus13> mbrigdan: check out this article... http://www.linux.com/archive/articles/29895
[03:07] <noobe> does anyone here know "directions" to set up video recording with a pci capture card ( I know that should be in other channel, but seems they're all sleeping
[03:08] <Datz> Dr_Willis: Sorry it I should have said it is from win vista
[03:08] <Datz> I*
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  you could check the samba logs..  see if anything is mentioned as trying to connect.
[03:08] <Datz> Dr_Willis: great idea, thanks
[03:08] <noobe> I have in other pc ubuntu studio
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  or on vista just enter the full 'url' to the share..  //servername/sharename
[03:08] <Datz> Dr_Willis: I wish I could remember it
[03:08] <Datz> :)
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  use the 'findsmb' command on linux
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  and theres smbtree command also
[03:09] <noobe> does anyone here know "directions" to set up video recording with a pci capture card ( I know that should be in other channel, but seems they're all sleeping
[03:10] <Dr_Willis> noobe:  this is a tv tuner card with video in? or some other special kind of card?
[03:11] <noobe> yes with bt878 chips 4 sound and for video in
[03:11] <soreau> macgyver_: Again, this is merely an example. The most important parts are DesktopSetup in the Device section and the screens lines in the ServerLayout section http://pastebin.com/mcc1d99e
[03:11] <Shortguy109> is there a server for hydrogen? the drum machine thing
[03:11] <Shortguy109> is there a channel for hydrogen? the drum machine thing i mean
[03:11] <Dr_Willis> noobe:  check the mythtv forums perhaps for some tips. If the thing makes a proper /dev/whatever entry i think you can use mencoder or ffmpeg to captuer video from it.
[03:11] <noobe> I have 4 diferent cards but I am not making to put any of them working
[03:12] <LoCed> Anyone know why a 1gb nic (used 100MB), would just start going at 10MB, and disconnect when I try to hardset it back to 100?
[03:12] <macgyver_> soreau, thanks, I will keep playing
[03:12] <DiViN3> anyone can help me with >>> this problem rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused
[03:12] <rafaelscj> garchonix, i am downloading various mp3 files, some of these are imcomplete. should it be the cause of that errors?, or should i unmount before doing that comand?
[03:12] <noobe> thanks Dr_Willis
[03:13] <canthus13> diagonalizador: What were you doing to get the error?
[03:13] <canthus13> err.
[03:13] <DiViN3> Dr_Willis : can u help me with : rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused
[03:13] <canthus13> DiViN3: What were you doing to get the error?
[03:13] <garchonix> rafaelscj: what command?
[03:13] <DiViN3> canthus13 : nothing
[03:13] <rafaelscj> garchonix, e2fsck -nv /dev/sda4
[03:13] <DiViN3> canthus13 : all i did was restart the server
[03:14] <Surlent777> hey, just checking, but would it be considered a cause for alarm or at least mild worry if typing "ls *.flv" in your ~/Videos folder produces the message "invalid option -- '_'", but typing that same command anywhere else on your file system either lists flv files or states that none were found?
[03:14] <garchonix> rafaelscj, i don't think that command will harm anything, as the "-n" is for read only operation
[03:15] <garchonix> iow, you don't need to unmount before
[03:15] <Datz> Dr_Willis: I see this in the log http://pastebin.com/m17bed83c
[03:15] <canthus13> DiViN3: It's got to do with named, I think... Gimme a sec.
[03:16] <canthus13> DiViN3: Did you edit bind.conf?
[03:16] <canthus13> DiViN3: Err. named.conf.options, rather.
[03:18] <Dr_Willis> DiViN3:  never used rndc sorry.. looks like its trying to connect to localhost is that what you really want?
[03:19] <DiViN3> canthus13 : http://pastebin.ca/1515357   <---- u can have a look at the log
[03:19] <LjL> Surlent777: means some of your filenames begin with a weird character
[03:19] <Surlent777> LjL: then why does it work if I type "ls ~/Videos/*.flv"?
[03:19] <macgyver_> soreau, the difference with yours to mine is "Identifier "aticonfig-Screen" whereas mine referes to "Identifier "amdcccle-Screen"
[03:20] <Surlent777> LjL: and I am quite sure that this used to work normally until recently. I fear corruption of some sort.
[03:20] <milo__> hey. Please can someone explain me why i can't clearly watch videos on youtube and dailymotion?
[03:20] <hyperionx11> should nip amd in the ass
[03:20] <milo__> sometimes i can't even watch youtube and dailymotion videos on facebook
[03:21] <macgyver_> brb
[03:21] <hyperionx11> im undecided if I should buy a nvidia or ati MSI notebook
[03:21] <canthus13> DiViN3: Did you alter it at all? One misplaced space can make all the difference.
[03:21] <Dr_Willis> milo__: clarify what you mean by 'clearly'  normally the flash stuff works.. or it dont.
[03:21] <soreau> macgyver_: The identifier line can be named anything, as long it is the same throughout the file
[03:21] <DiViN3> canthus13 : i have never touched it at all
[03:21] <Surlent777> hyperionx11: nvidia tends to be awesome and well supported on every OS that matters
[03:21] <canthus13> DiViN3: 'k.
[03:22] <ma5t3rw1tt> Hello
[03:22] <soreau> gah
[03:22] <Datz> Dr_Willis: If you have any ideas, could you pm me, I have to go now, thanks
[03:22] <hyperionx11> Surlent777, yea i feel bad matrox is out and ive heard theres a few S3 cards out there now and intel GMA
[03:22] <canthus13> DiViN3: Port 953 is the BIND control socket.  Try restarting BIND.
[03:22] <milo__> Dr_Willis: my problem is that there is a deplacement between the sound and the video itself and when i try to watch videos on youtube it slows firefox
[03:22] <DiViN3> i hve tried restarting
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> milo__:  you may want to try one of those various video downloaders/converters   ive never had sound/sync issues
[03:23] <milo__> Dr_Willis: yeah but i  what if all i want is to watch the video online and not to download it?
[03:24] <hyperionx11> i think i will buy fujitsu maybe its got S3
[03:24] <hyperionx11> im sick of the battle of ati nvidia
[03:24] <hyperionx11> my ultrasavage in my thinkpad plays quakeworld its the only thing id need from graphics other than blender and compiz
[03:25] <Surlent777> always have a system that can handle future expansion and unforseen uses
[03:25] <spaceBARbarian> are there any apps i can use to add separate wallpapers to my monitors ?
[03:25] <hyperionx11> like i bet this s3 chrome 540 gtx blows away some cards and its only 256mb gddr3
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> milo__:  no idea. i dont bend over too far backwards for adobe and their problem prone flash any more.
[03:26] <nanotube> Dr_Willis: just a little backwards, then? :P
[03:26] <milo__> Dr_Willis: thank you anyway :)
[03:26] <Pytlask> Hey all! Having a bit of a problem. Just installed Ubuntu (Intrepid) onto a laptop, but it is periodically 'crashing'. Essentially, everything stops responding except the mouse. Sounds also continue to play for ~5 minutes before dying. (I was able to ssh in while it was 'frozen', so the system itself is ok). Anybody have any idea what could cause this?
[03:26] <Surlent777> all I know re: Flash is that it works just fine for me and I'm even running the allegedly suspect 64-bit Ubuntu...I think I just got the restriced extras package and went from there =/
[03:26] <nanotube> Pytlask: try disabling desktop effects, and see if the problem persists
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> milo__:  we can only hope that firefox 3.5 and the new video features..  blow adobe and flash out of the water.. and last weeks Security  Disaster with Flash..  has really woken up a lot of people
[03:27] <Surlent777> disaster?
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  i have 64bit ubuntu and no flash issues for the most part.. its some SITES that cause teh issues...
[03:27] <BitTorrent> Dr_Willis: are you using DSL on internet connection right now?
[03:27] <milo__> Dr_Willis: yeah
[03:27] <spaceBARbarian> are there any apps for managing multiple monitors ?
[03:28] <Pytlask> nanotube: I'll try that. Thanks :)
[03:28] <nanotube> Pytlask: also another thing to try might be to get the latest ubuntu release (9.04), and see if that helps.
[03:28] <Dr_Willis> BitTorrent:  using cable modem.
[03:28] <Dr_Willis> http://tips.vlaurie.com/2009/07/23/adobe-flash-security-problem/
[03:29] <Guest85020> hi all, just intalled 9.04 on two different pc's with same acer x193w monitor.  Quad core has 9800 gtx+ nividia card and the AMD has 6200 nividia.  Monitors are capable of 1440 x 900 but only the second (AMD) pc has that resolution by default.  On the quad core/9800gtx I can only go up to 1360 x 768.  ANy suggestions to get quad/gtx up to 1440x900?  Thanks in advance.
[03:30] <Pytlask> nanotube: Hmm, actually, the "Desktop Effects" option is turned to none. But I *do* have Compiz Config. I'm pretty sure some of that should stay enabled though (e.g. alt-tab). (And yes, this same thing occurred before installing Compiz Config)
[03:30] <BitTorrent> Dr_Willis: dial up modem. lol
[03:32] <Juan_a_Day> help help, I want to install a TX300F multifunction on debian, I've tried Cups with gutenprint 5.2.3 but my printer is not listed, is there a way to use a later version?
[03:32] <nanotube> Pytlask: anything interesting in the system logs?
[03:33] <Pytlask> nanotube: Nope. Actually nothing within 1.5 mins in either direction of the crash itself.
[03:33] <Guest85020>  hi all, just intalled 9.04 on two different pc's with same acer x193w monitor.  Quad core has 9800 gtx+ nividia card and the AMD has 6200 nividia.  Monitors are capable of 1440 x 900 but only the second (AMD) pc has that resolution by default.  On the quad core/9800gtx I can only go up to 1360 x 768.  ANy suggestions to get quad/gtx up to 1440x900?  Thanks in advance.
[03:33] <Grant-A> anyone need any help?
[03:33] <Juan_a_Day> help help, I want to install a TX300F multifunction on debian, I've tried Cups with gutenprint 5.2.3 but my printer is not listed, is there a way to use a later version?
[03:33] <Surlent777> GRANT JUST LOOK AROUND
[03:34] <nanotube> Pytlask: well, i'm out of ideas, then... maybe try 9.04 :)
[03:34] <Juan_a_Day> grant-a: can you help me?
[03:34] <Grant-A> Surlent777: ...
[03:34] <Grant-A> Juan_a_Day: With?
[03:34] <Pytlask> nanotube: (Also, I'm hesitant to switch to Jaunty due to issues I've heard about with older ATI cards. Any idea if those have been solved?)
[03:34] <Juan_a_Day> help help, I want to install a TX300F multifunction on debian, I've tried Cups with gutenprint 5.2.3 but my printer is not listed, is there a way to use a later version?
[03:34] <Juan_a_Day> grant-a: help help, I want to install a TX300F multifunction on debian, I've tried Cups with gutenprint 5.2.3 but my printer is not listed, is there a way to use a later version?
[03:34] <Grant-A> you're trying to install something on debian?
[03:34] <Juan_a_Day> on linux
[03:34] <nanotube> Pytlask: try it with a livecd first.
[03:34] <Grant-A> Sorry, but this channel is for Ubuntu support. Try ##linux or #debian
[03:35] <Grant-A> good luck
[03:35] <nanotube> i have an ati9000 (rv250), and it works fine with jaunty, e.g.
[03:35] <webb_b> i need some help with gnome do , the docky part is really really sllow, when i move my mouse over it i get alot of lag , anyone got any ideas how to fix this
[03:35] <webb_b> it makes it almost un useable
[03:35] <nanotube> Pytlask: i have an ati9000 (rv250), and it works fine with jaunty, e.g.
[03:35] <Juan_a_Day> grant-a: ubuntu is from debian
[03:35] <diabla> je veux rejoindre ubuntu en français
[03:36] <Surlent777> diabla: #ubuntu-fr?
[03:36] <nanotube> !fr | diabla
[03:36] <Grant-A> Juan_a_Day: No, Ubuntu is a debian-based distribution. The two distributions interact a lot with each other, but this room is specifically for Ubuntu support. Sorry, but you'll have to try ##linux or #debian for debian support.
[03:36] <bruno123> Just switched to other computer.....hi all, just intalled ubuntu 9.04 on two different pc's with same acer x193w monitor.  Quad core has 9800 gtx+ nividia card and the AMD has 6200 nividia.  Monitors are capable of 1440 x 900 but only the second (AMD) pc has that resolution by default.  On the quad core/9800gtx I can only go up to 1360 x 768.  ANy suggestions to get quad/gtx up to 1440x900?  Thanks in advance.
[03:36] <Juan_a_Day> grant-a: I have xubuntu installed
[03:36] <diabla> oui mais
[03:36] <diabla> !ubuntu.fr
[03:36] <Pytlask> nanotube: Alright, I'll try checking it out. Thanks :)
[03:36] <Grant-A> Juan_a_Day: But you just said that you were trying to install something on Debian...?
[03:36] <bruno123> using nivida restricted hw driver
[03:36] <nanotube> Pytlask:  :)
[03:36] <bruno123> on both
[03:36] <nanotube> diabla: "#ubuntu-fr"
[03:37] <nanotube> diabla: type "/join #ubuntu-fr" (sin quotes)
[03:37] <joshtran> hello
[03:37] <Ademan> is there any way to make apt-get give the line of offending sources? Apt is currently complaining about a repository not being trusted, but it only displays the host (ppa.launchpad.net) which isn't very helpful, as I am using several PPAs and I don't want to trust them all...
[03:37] <nanotube> !hi | joshtran
[03:38] <Surlent777> that was pointless
[03:38] <joshtran> i just saw this in the full circle magazine and im trying it from irssi
[03:38] <Juan_a_Day> grant-a: I'm a newbie I just thought that they were the same thing
[03:38] <Grant-A> Juan_a_Day: Oh, it's ok, we were all newbs at one time. ;)
[03:38] <nanotube> Surlent777: heh
[03:38] <Juan_a_Day> grant-a: thank you
[03:38] <joshtran> how do you change your name?
[03:39] <Surlent777> /nick <nick>
[03:39] <nanotube> joshtran: /nick
[03:39] <Grant-A> joshtran: /nick <nick>
[03:39] <joshtran> thanks
[03:39] <joshtran> oops didnt work
[03:39] <nanotube> heh, everyone likes the easy questions
[03:39] <joshtran> hold onm
[03:39] <Surlent777> haha yes
[03:39] <Juan_a_Day> grant-a: I'm trying to install my epson TX300F but I don't find that model
[03:39] <joshtran> joshtran: /nick josh
[03:39] <macgyver_> soreau, would you believe I have copied your xorg.conf file and replaced mine (made a backup of course) yours boots fine and I still have clone only!
[03:39] <joshtran> joshtran: /nick <josh>
[03:39] <Surlent777> nein, just type /nick <newnickhere>
[03:39] <ironmagma> Hi, I'm trying to install the python Xtest module but I get this error: xtest.c:30:22: error: X11/Xlib.h: No such file or directory... how could I get this file?
[03:40] <macgyver_> that was weird
[03:40] <joshtran> ohhhh lol
[03:40] <joshtran> did it work?
[03:40] <Grant-A>  /nick nicknamehere
[03:40] <joshtran> does it just say josh?
[03:40] <nanotube> joshtran: no
[03:40] <joshtran> now?
[03:40] <Surlent777> dude
[03:40] <nanotube> joshtran: nope
[03:40] <soreau> macgyver_: What are your two monitor types?
[03:40] <canthus13> joshtran: josh is probably taken.
[03:40] <Grant-A> joshtran: Chances are that the name "Josh" is taken
[03:40] <joshtran> watever im fine
[03:41] <Surlent777> forward slash, then your new name, then enter
[03:41] <bucky> ironmagma: sudo apt-get install libx11-dev
[03:41] <macgyver_> one is the laptop other is Samsung LCD 20"
[03:41] <joshtran> oh the new name first?
[03:41] <Surlent777> yes
[03:41] <joshtran> did it work now?
[03:41] <nanotube> joshtran: heh... are you sure you're typing precisely "/nick josh" (without quotes, and nothing else extraneous on the line?
[03:41] <nanotube> joshtran: nope
[03:41] <Grant-A> Juan_a_Day: I'm sorry, but I don't have experience with that model.
[03:41] <canthus13> joshtran: Err. No.
[03:41] <soreau> macgyver_: What does 'glxinfo -l|grep MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE' say?
[03:41] <donnybrasco> I'm having problems with bluez.  When my computer or a device paired with it goes on stand by, bluez no longer recognizes the device.  I have to delete the device and pair again.  Anyone have a solution to this problem?
[03:41] <canthus13> joshtran: The proper format is /nick <nick>  if it doesn't take, check your server messages.
[03:41] <Grant-A> Juan_a_Day: If for some reason you can't get help here, don't be discouraged. Try posting a topic at the UbuntuForums: http://ubuntuforums.org
[03:41] <nanotube> joshtran: maybe the plain "josh" is already taken
[03:42] <Surlent777> josh is already in use
[03:42] <Juan_a_Day> Grant-A: thank you
[03:42] <Surlent777> I just checked
[03:42] <joshtran> ohhhh
[03:42] <joshtran> dang it
[03:42] <macgyver_> soreau, --> GL_MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE = 8192
[03:42] <nanotube> Surlent777: heh
[03:42] <josht> ok i got it to work now
[03:42] <nanotube> josht: indeed you did :)
[03:42] <noquinho> do u know how to change looding screen ?
[03:42] <josht> yay!! i just turned 15 and am pretty new to ubuntu
[03:42] <Grant-A> josht: The beautiful world of CLI apps, no? ;)
[03:43] <soreau> macgyver_: Resolution shouldn't be an issue then. The official fglrx support channel is #ati but there's never anyone there. Try asking on the phoronix forums about your issue
[03:43] <josht> yea i guess actually seems better than gui kinda
[03:43] <Grant-A> josht: Congratulations
[03:43] <macgyver_> ok will do
[03:43] <Surlent777> josht: do you happen to live in southern Arizona?
[03:43] <macgyver_> thanks for your assistance soreau
[03:43] <soreau> np
[03:43] <josht> nope i live in southern california
[03:43] <Grant-A> Surlent777: You googled his IP address. No fair :P
[03:43] <Surlent777> haha one off
[03:44] <josht> ive used ubuntu for 6 months and broke my system once already
[03:44] <josht> i still love it tho
[03:44] <Pytlask> So I'm not looking at upgrading to 9.04 (from 8.10). Is there any way to roll back the change if I have problems? (I've heard of some issues with 3D games run through Wine not working)
[03:44] <Grant-A> josht: For off-topic chatting (I.E. not support related), go to #ubuntu-offtopic ;)
[03:45] <nanotube> Surlent777: heh, ip geolocate shows los angeles, ca. :) could have saved yourself a question :P
[03:45] <Surlent777> indeed. I will make a note of that.
[03:45] <bruno123> anyone in here willing to help with display rez problem on nvidia 9800gtx
[03:46] <josht> does anybody know a good guide for a 15 year old for gimp?? i think its a bit too advanced
[03:46] <Surlent777> oh hell, I meant to ask...I ran into an interesting problem: Both Puppy Linux and the Ubuntu 9.04 LiveUSB are unable to pick up my hard drive all of a sudden. Just how bad a sign is that?
[03:46] <nanotube> Pytlask: not easily (unless you just make a backup of the disk, and all that). best way is to run from livecd, try all the things you suspect would not work and make sure they work, and if they do, then you're ok.
[03:47] <Surlent777> josht: I would just try and go through the help file bit by bit, and just experiment. That's how I learned the basics myself.
[03:47] <josht> kool and is that on gimps homepage?
[03:47] <Surlent777> no, it comes with it
[03:47] <canthus13> noquinho: Apparently, you can't. there appears to be a bug in jaunty that keeps splashy from working.
[03:47] <nanotube> josht: try googling for "gimp tutorial", you'll probably come up with a bunch of good stuff
[03:47] <canthus13> noquinho: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/splashy/+bug/328089
[03:47] <josht> kool thanks very much
[03:47] <Surlent777> nanotube: THE SIMPLE THINGS ARE ESCAPING ME TONIGHT =(
[03:48] <nanotube> Surlent777: hehe
[03:48] <Guest83310> hallo
[03:48] <nanotube> !hi Guest83310
[03:48] <nanotube> !hi |Guest83310
[03:48] <Jostein> hello
[03:49] <nanotube> hehe, i like that silly little "!hi" command ;)
[03:49] <Surlent777> I would be more confused, but then I remembered that I turned off all /joins and /quits here
[03:49] <Guest83310> !hi
[03:49] <Surlent777> I like my !8-ball command
[03:49] <Guest83310> !8-ball
[03:49] <nanotube> Surlent777: eh, it doesn't work, it seems :(
[03:49] <bazhang> !msgthebot
[03:50] <josht> part
[03:50] <Surlent777> 8-ball: is this a question?
[03:50] <Surlent777> 8-ball says: Very doubtful
[03:50] <YeTr2> Surlent777: 8-ball says: Outlook so so
[03:51] <Surlent777> hahaha
[03:51] <nanotube> heh
[03:51] <Surlent777> josht: it's /part
[03:51] <nanotube> josht: "/part"
[03:51] <nanotube> josht: also google for "irc tutorial" :)
[03:51] <josht> haha oops i was gonna just try it still reading the magazine
[03:52] <webb_b> how would i find out if my netbook has a nvidia  card
[03:52] <Jostein> unsure
[03:52] <Surlent777> josht: all IRC commands are prefixed with a forward slash and accept parameters afterwards. For instance, /part Leaving would cause you to leave the room and print "Leaving"
[03:52] <NALIN4UBUNTU> ok
[03:53] <MK13> is ubuntu able to hibernate to a swap file?
[03:53] <nanotube> webb_b: run "lspci"
[03:53] <nanotube> MK13: yes, hibernate works
[03:53] <echosystm> why are fonts so much bigger in ubuntu than windows? :/
[03:53] <echosystm> is it just my imagination?
[03:53] <echosystm> everything looks huge
[03:53] <josht> is it possible to scroll upward is irssi?
[03:53] <bruno123> I need help with display rez problem on nvidia 9800gtx.  Anyone in here ACTUALLY know anything??????
[03:53] <Surlent777> So, both Puppy Linux and the Ubuntu 9.04 LiveUSB are unable to pick up my hard drive all of a sudden. Just how bad a sign is that?
[03:53] <Surlent777> josht: page up
[03:54] <Ademan> Surlent777: sounds like a kernel issue...
[03:54] <Ademan> unfortunately
[03:54] <nanotube> echosystm: you can set them to whatever you want in system->preferences->appearance
[03:54] <Surlent777> Ademan: Both worked previously though, and neither has changed since  last successful attempt
[03:54] <josht> ohh thanks i thought u couldnt because the scroll bar
[03:54] <nanotube> echosystm: but yes, the default gnome "look and feel" takes up more space than default windows look and feel
[03:54] <webb_b> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Memory Controller Hub (rev 03)
[03:54] <webb_b> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[03:54] <webb_b> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[03:54] <echosystm> where would i change the system-wide dpi ?
[03:54] <webb_b> is that nvidia
[03:55] <echosystm> wheres xconfig stored these  days
[03:55] <Surlent777> webb_b: that would be an Intel card
[03:55] <webb_b> k
[03:55] <webb_b> thanks
[03:55] <Surlent777> np
[03:55] <nanotube> echosystm: /etc/X11/xorg.conf. but it's pretty empty by default due to the fancy X autoconfig capability...
[03:56] <echosystm> hm
[03:56] <echosystm> so i cant set the system wide DPI in there?
[03:56] <cached> is there a way to increase the maximum volume (for headphones) on my laptop? My roommate, who has the exact same laptop (but is running windows), can play stuff much louder than I can, so I doubt it's a software problem. This generally wouldn't be a problem, but I know someone who is hard of hearing and was wondering how to increase the max volume.
[03:56] <cached> err, I doubt it's a hardware problem that is
[03:56] <nanotube> echosystm: oh no, you can still set anything you want in there. xorg.conf is still read and parsed. only the parts that are not there get autoset. if you set something there, it will work.
[03:56] <Surlent777> echosystm: A command you may find useful for many things: locate, ie locate file.ext. Sometimes you need to manually update it's database via sudo updatedb, I think
[03:56] <Surlent777> err its*
[03:57] <echosystm> thanks nanotube
[03:57] <Surlent777> beats the crap out of any of Windows' search tools, I tell you what
[03:57] <blognewb> hi guys im having issues after doing:
[03:57] <blognewb> "sudo pecl install imagick" the last line gave me this error: make: *** [imagick_helpers.lo] Error 1 ERROR: `make' failedi'm assuming there was a remaining incomplete install in the box since it gave that error. how do i clean it first? or do i have to do that?
[03:58] <nanotube> echosystm: np
[03:58] <nanotube> echosystm: one more thing
[03:58] <josht> how many tabs can you have open in terminal?
[03:58] <nanotube> if you go to sys -> prefs -> appearance -> fonts, and click "details", you can set the dpi in there too, without need to edit xorg.conf
[03:58] <Surlent777> josht: about as many as you'd ever want, so long as you have enough RAM
[03:58] <echosystm> yeah i tried that
[03:58] <echosystm> it doesnt seem to change anything
[03:58] <echosystm> system default is 96px
[03:59] <echosystm> i set it to 75, no change
[03:59] <nanotube> echosystm: yea, that's what i have as default, too.
[03:59] <cached> josht: assume it's infinite. number of tabs generally won't be an issue.
[03:59] <nanotube> echosystm: hmm, never tried changing that so don't know, but maybe it would help to logout and log back in?
[03:59] <josht> oh i was starting to worry that after a couplle it would crash or something like 20 tabs in firefox
[03:59] <NALIN4UBUNTU> whte is over new subject
[03:59] <nanotube> echosystm: or restart x?
[03:59] <Surlent777> josht: You can also manage terminal tabs with the program "screen", although that's a bit more primitive and only really useful in a TTY (the thing you get when you press CTRL+ALT+F1 through F6. CTRL+ALT+F7 gets you back to X Windows)
[04:00] <josht> that made no sense to me... sorry
[04:00] <nanotube> Surlent777: screen rocks. :) i use it when sshing to remote machines.
[04:00] <josht> let me try it
[04:00] <Surlent777> nanotube: I use it for irssi. In fact, I'm using it now in a TTY
[04:00] <nanotube> Surlent777: heh ic
[04:00] <nanotube> Surlent777: i'm an xchat guy when it comes to irc... :)
[04:01] <josht> ctrl shift f1 makes a P for some reason
[04:01] <Surlent777> Ctrl+ALT+F1
[04:01] <nanotube> josht: ctl -ALT-f1
[04:01] <nanotube> josht: to get back, its ctl alt f7, fyi
[04:01] <josht> oh ctrl alt sorry
[04:01] <nanotube> Surlent777: oh, you already said that ;)
[04:02] <Surlent777> console stuff is awesome...makes you look like you know what you're doing =D
[04:02] <nanotube> haha
[04:02] <Surlent777> do that and compile ksolitare or twin or something and they look at you like you're a hacker
[04:03] <josht> wow that was weird just all terminal?
[04:03] <Surlent777> yes. Generally, no pictures
[04:03] <josht> i can still do cli stuff?
[04:03] <kindofabuzz> Surlent777, often faster to get things done too
[04:03] <Surlent777> oh yes
[04:03] <nanotube> Surlent777: hehe, even better is running cat /dev/random in a terminal ehhe
[04:03] <Surlent777> josht: CLI = Terminal = TTY = Console
[04:03] <josht> ohhh '
[04:04] <Surlent777> more or less anyway
[04:04] <josht> i didnt know the difference
[04:04] <Surlent777> a TTY is a Console, and those are emulated by Terminals. All are CLIs
[04:05] <Surlent777> A Terminal is like a hole in X that lets you get to the Console/CLI backend that supports everything
[04:05] <josht> so is there something where u boot into a tty for like old computers?
[04:05] <nanotube> Surlent777: those terminals i think are called "vty" for "virtual terminal"...
[04:05] <nanotube> Surlent777: all others are just terminals :)
[04:05] <canthus13> josht: Sure. Just don't install gdm.
[04:05] <Surlent777> sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup calls the F1-F6 TTY's
[04:06] <bruno123> I give up.  This channel is filled with pompous ignoramuses unwilling to help anyone but their own.
[04:06] <Surlent777> totally d99d
[04:06] <Surlent777> or they could simply not know
[04:06] <Surlent777> since they're like
[04:06] <Surlent777> volunteers and crap
[04:06] <kindofabuzz> says the ignoramues
[04:06] <FloodBot2> Surlent777: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:06] <bruno123> Yeah, well trying to help is at least something.
[04:06] <kindofabuzz> bruno123, we're users just like you. we're not paid by anyone
[04:06] <Bob_Dole> On the boinc manager thing, it seems to have an issue with the add project interface. The menu displaying available projects is much to small, only 1 project can fit in it, and it likes to show them between projects so you can't read most of them.
[04:06] <Surlent777> nanotube: your cat command is awesome =D
[04:07] <alex__> lol
[04:07] <nanotube> Surlent777: well, a tty is any terminal emulator. run "tty" from a gnome-terminal, itll tell you the device for it, too...
[04:07] <nanotube> Surlent777: hehe
[04:07] <half>  8-)  :D  '<
[04:07] <alex__> anyone know any usefull sites for someone learning c++ in linux?
[04:07] <bruno123> No one is being paid....yeah I know that.  How about some free advice on my prob. then?
[04:08] <kindofabuzz> how about saying your problem?
[04:08] <josht> do you guys have friends that give u help with ubuntu cause i know noone in real life who uses it
[04:08] <oblenob> hey I need some kind of DV capture solution quickly that isn't kino
[04:08] <bruno123> I think I have about 5 times...but here goes again:  just intalled ubuntu 9.04 on two different pc's with same acer x193w monitor.  Quad core has 9800 gtx+ nividia card and the AMD has 6200 nividia.  Monitors are capable of 1440 x 900 but only the second (AMD) pc has that resolution by default.  On the quad core/9800gtx I can only go up to 1360 x 768.  ANy suggestions to get quad/gtx up to 1440x900?  Thanks in advance.
[04:08] <oblenob> I am filming the sunrise in timelapse
[04:08] <oblenob> but kino seems to have permacrashed on me
[04:09] <kindofabuzz> josht, well that's why you should get your friends using it. all my family and friends use some sort of linux
[04:09] <Surlent777> nanotube: tty prints the file name of the terminal connected to standard input. I don't think that means that a tty is a terminal emulator in general, but this is all admittedly obscure and confusing
[04:09] <bruno123> kindofabuzz...there u go.  Your thoughts?
[04:09] <kindofabuzz> !xorg.conf
[04:09] <Surlent777> josht: I'm self-taught with the occasional help of these good people and Google
[04:09] <nanotube> Surlent777: even better is /dev/urandom, produces more of the good stuff. :)
[04:09] <kindofabuzz> !xorg.conf | bruno123
[04:09] <bruno123> !xorg.conf
[04:10] <Surlent777> nanotube: noted. I actually did that instead of /random cause I misread your post
[04:10] <josht> well i found it from my cousin using in in vmware... got interested tried a live cd and know im in here after 6 months i still dont know much
[04:10] <canthus13> bruno123: That's odd. I'd have expected the 6200 to be the one giving you problems.
[04:10] <half>  :)  :@
[04:10] <Surlent777> josht: Look for the Ubuntu Pocket Guide. I think you can find it in Synaptic, actually
[04:10] <spO> do i need to install a boot loader if ubuntu is my only os i am using?
[04:10] <nanotube> josht: for commandline stuff specifically, check out linuxcommand.org
[04:10] <oblenob> anyone able to help me?
[04:10] <Tyrath> how do you install the new firefox?
[04:10] <oblenob> I the sun is getting close
[04:10] <Surlent777> sp0: I don't know of any other way to install Ubuntu; it automatically tends to install GRUB
[04:10] <oblenob> r
[04:11] <bruno123> I liked the old days when u could actually edit the whole xorg.conf .  Now it is so sparse and more confusing if you was me...but I will check that site
[04:11] <kindofabuzz> josht, linux isn't like windows where you learn everything in a day. there is going to be a learning curve. but once you're comfortable with it, goodbye windows
[04:11] <Bob_Dole> isn't lilo no longer supported?
[04:11] <Surlent777> Bob_Dole: It probably is, but I have no idea how to use it
[04:11] <kindofabuzz> bruno123, umm you can edit xorg.conf
[04:11] <Surlent777> kindofabuzz: Not everything is listed thanks to the autoconfig stuff is what he means
[04:11] <bruno123> canthus13 yeah really odd.
[04:11] <canthus13> oblenob: Did you try to uninstall and reinstall kino?
[04:11] <josht> its basically goodbye windows i havent booted in 2 months but whenever people come over and want to use my laptop i boot into windows for them
[04:11] <oblenob> yup
[04:12] <nanotube> oblenob: hm... don't know anything about kino... but maybe try to see if you can get the freshest version installed? or try what canthus13 said...
[04:12] <Tyrath> kindofabuzz josh977 : you can learn ubuntu as quickly as you can learn windows (you just can't learn the shell as quickly)
[04:12] <spO> surlent, you can click on advance and not install it
[04:12] <Surlent777> sp0: I know, but as I said, I don't know how that'd work
[04:12] <canthus13> oblenob: Not sure then.
[04:12] <bruno123> kindofabuzz yes I know....but I liked it better back when all the info was in there instead of just "Configured Monitor" etc.
[04:12] <oblenob> canthus13: I had been recording a timelapse all day today of the sky and it seems to be crashing trying to re-import thr file
[04:12] <oblenob> but I don't want to delete it
[04:12] <canthus13> oblenob: All day? is the partition holding the files full?
[04:12] <oblenob> nope
[04:12] <Surlent777> josht: Get compiz working and that'll blow anyone away =D Also google for Tombuntu XWinWrap Compiz
[04:13] <kindofabuzz> bruno123, run sudo nvidia-xconfig then sudo nvidia-settings, make your resolution changes then hit apply to config
[04:13] <Surlent777> josht: It lets you use a video or xscreensaver as a background
[04:13] <bruno123> will try that...thanks
[04:13]  * Bob_Dole hasn't run windows on any of his main boxes in a year or 3...well, there were a few in virtual machines, but those don't count..
[04:13] <Tyrath> does anyone know how to install the new firefox, or is it just a simple drop and replace. its a tarball not an executable - hence my dilemma
[04:13] <bazhang> Tyrath, its in the repos
[04:13] <josht> i have compiz working its AMAZING love it but cant get anything to record it properly...
[04:13] <bazhang> !ff35 | Tyrath
[04:13] <nanotube> oblenob: kino 1.3.3 is available http://www.kinodv.org/article/static/1 maybe try it?
[04:14] <Tyrath> bazhang: thanks :)
[04:14] <Surlent777> Tyrath: If you open the .tar, there's usually a text file marked INSTALL that should be able to guide you...or you could go to those sites there, yeah =/
[04:14] <kindofabuzz> Tyrath, just extract it wherever and then run ./firefox in that dir, if you want to use a new profile then ./firefox -P
[04:14] <Bob_Dole> But I went to windows, then mac, then Linux...but while I windows I switched between windows and linux about once every other month.
[04:14] <kindofabuzz> there is no install from the firefox tar
[04:14] <nanotube> bazhang: what's up with these shortened urls in there? i hate those, you never know where they're taking you...
[04:14] <Surlent777> josht: Try gtk-recordmydesktop
[04:14] <kindofabuzz> just run ./firefox like i said
[04:14] <bruno123> back later.  Thanks.
[04:15] <bazhang> nanotube, they are done by the Ubuntu irc team
[04:15] <Tyrath> Surlent777 kindofabuzz : thanks for the help, but I'll just install from the repo ;)
[04:15] <nanotube> bazhang: well, in that case: you hear this, ubuntu irc team, shortened urls suck!! :P
[04:15] <kindofabuzz> Tyrath, ok take the easy way, but you'll never learn how to install anything if you don't try it sometime =)
[04:15] <nanotube> kindofabuzz: hehe
[04:16] <Tyrath> kindofabuzz: I've installed a lot of applications from source, so really, I don't need the practise :P
[04:16] <Surlent777> haha start with Aldrin on a 64-bit machine and tell me if you get it to work
[04:16] <bazhang> nanotube, kindofabuzz lets keep it on topic please
[04:16] <josht> does anyone know how to record compix effects like the cube without black bars randomly running through it?
[04:16] <kindofabuzz> Tyrath, then what hard about extracting the files then typing ./firefox? sorry bazhang
[04:16] <Surlent777> josht: not really, but --one sec, k?
[04:17] <nanotube> bazhang: talking about ubottu's help messages /is/ on topic, i think
[04:17] <macgyver_> nay gphoto2 tethered shooters here?
[04:17] <macgyver_> nay/any
[04:17] <Tyrath> kindofabuzz: because I didn't untar it in command, I used the GUI, and consequently it looked like a bunch of folders. (couldn't see a configure file off a first glance)
[04:18] <Surlent777> josht: I just tried gtk-recordmydesktop and it seemed to deal with the cube ok
[04:18] <Tyrath> kindofabuzz: also. there's no point installing it from source if it's in the repo
[04:18] <nanotube> Tyrath: it's a binary package, so no need to configure.
[04:18] <spO> josht, what do you like about compiz?
[04:18] <Tyrath> nanotube: ah k
[04:19] <Tyrath> kindofabuzz: unless the repo version is buggy, which I doubt it would be with firefox
[04:19] <Surlent777> I wish I could use Opera on Ubuntu again
[04:19] <nanotube> Tyrath: but at any rate - indeed, try the repos, see if it does it for you. also look for the firefox PPA, which has the latest firefox testing packages. also look for ubuntuzilla.here's a good page explaining all alternatives: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion
[04:19] <josh___> Irssi --The best irc client ever?
[04:19] <Surlent777> yes
[04:19] <Tyrath> nanotube: I've already installed, but thanks :)
[04:20] <nanotube> Tyrath: ok, then you're good :)
[04:20] <Surlent777> josh___: though xchat is my favorite GUI client
[04:20] <sebsebseb> Surlent777  josh___  Konversation :)
[04:20] <josh___> I had pidgin up for a while, but it just doesn't have the feel I'm looking for.
[04:21] <Tyrath> josh___: bitlbee is a light, quick chat client, only I don't know if it has support for GoogleTalk, Facebook, etc.
[04:21] <Surlent777> josh___: Pidgin I only use for AIM and Facebook. IRC is almost always irssi
[04:21] <Tyrath> josh___: actually, you need irssi to use bitlbee
[04:21] <e-nerd> hi e-nerd here
[04:21] <Surlent777> im.bitlbee.org
[04:21] <Surlent777> amazingly useful
[04:22] <Tyrath> it's awesome. only im not sure if you can set it up to auto connect to servers
[04:22] <Surlent777> all your non-social-site-using friends in one tab
[04:22] <josh___> Ever since time warner dropped newsgroups, I stopped using them. Anyone here have suggestions where I might be able to get alt.os.linux
[04:22] <Tyrath> but you can definitately set it up to auto execute commands for servers
[04:23] <Surlent777> josh___: I think I recall seeing something in Synaptic about newsgroups. Take a look in there
[04:23] <Tyrath> anyhow. i should do some work on my thesis. all the best. ciao
[04:23] <mason> for some reason sudo command doesnt work on ubuntu 9 for ps3
[04:23] <josh___> I'll check it out, thanks
[04:24] <mason> it says the user is not in the sudoers file? This is the latest ubuntu for the ps3
[04:24] <kindofabuzz> josh___, didn't Google purchase the newsgroups?
[04:24] <Dr_Willis> mason:  only the first user you made is in the 'sudoers' groups
[04:24] <mason> it is the first user
[04:25] <kindofabuzz> josh___, http://groups.google.com/
[04:25] <josh___> thanks kindofabuzz. I'll look and see if they support nntp
[04:26] <kindofabuzz> josh___, i don't think they do
[04:27] <spO> josh, you could use wine to run mirc
[04:27] <Surlent777> or you could use xchat =D
[04:28] <purplenurple> anyone know how to disable the exit fullscreen function for flash
[04:28] <purplenurple> sorry exit fullscreen when I click on another window
[04:28] <Surlent777> I don't think you can change that =/
[04:29] <purplenurple> it drives me nuts ... i like to watch videos while i'm working
[04:29] <lz> hi
[04:29] <oblenob> same fail with new kino
[04:29] <adelie42> I have a computer with a soft raid. the partition does not show up in gparted using a 9.04 livecd. will dmraid give me the support I need
[04:29] <zroysch> adelie42: md raid?
[04:30] <adelie42> zroysch: how do I check? not certain
[04:30] <zroysch> adelie42: well how do you know its software raid
[04:31] <spO> do any of you use ethernet bonding for two ehternet cards?
[04:31] <adelie42> zroysch: because both disks show up as unpartitioned sda and adb
[04:31] <adelie42> sdb*
[04:31] <zroysch> adelie42: any disk would do that
[04:31] <purplenurple> spO, I bridge two connections w/ my router
[04:32] <zroysch> adelie42: how did you setup the raid
[04:32] <spO> purple, two ips or one ip?
[04:32] <adelie42> I was under the impression that hardware raid was seamless
[04:32] <purplenurple> 2 ips ... 2 diff. ISP's
[04:32] <zroysch> adelie42: you said software raid.
[04:32] <adelie42> preconfigured on the laptop
[04:32] <GodfatherofEire> !rsync
[04:33] <adelie42> zroysch: the installer sees one partitioned disk with windows not resizeable. gparted sees two disks unpartitioned
[04:34] <oblenob> canthus13: latest version of kino, nothing
[04:34] <zroysch> adelie42: you think you can run windows software raid in linux? i have not heard of this.
[04:35] <zroysch> adelie42: maybe in a virtual machine
[04:35] <adelie42> zroysch: I have done it with dmraid in the past
[04:35] <adelie42> zroysch: mounting anyway, never installing
[04:36] <zroysch> adelie42: yea i have no idea. i run either md raid (at home) or hardware raid (at work)
[04:38] <welltb> hello..got a question..i installed a new wifi card to my desktop and i can't seem to get it to work.  i've tried a few things, but now it reads "device not managed"
[04:38] <welltb> any takers?
[04:38] <purplenurple> welltb, have you installed the drivers for it?
[04:38] <oblenob> crap
[04:38] <oblenob> the sun is up
[04:39] <welltb> i believe i have.  with ndiswraper, i beleave it is a broadcomm chipset
[04:39] <pgrosso0433> A music messaging session has been requested. Please click the MM icon to accept.
[04:39] <welltb> i'm a newbie by the way...
[04:40] <Surlent777> pgrosso0433: good luck. That plugin is crap.
[04:41] <welltb> purplenurple: i was able to get the "activity" light to work, now it doesn't even come on.  At boot it hangs...using Crunchbang 9.04...
[04:41] <pgrosso0433> do you know how to get it to work
[04:42] <Bradbury> theres 1237 people in this room, and this is all the action?
[04:42] <welltb> pgrosso0433: are you asking me?
[04:42] <purplenurple> welltb, what hangs the OS?  Did you or did you not install the drivers?
[04:42] <Bradbury> anyone,
[04:43] <Surlent777> HI
[04:43] <Bradbury> hello
[04:43] <blognewb> hello>? does this install gcc? => sudo aptitude install build-essential
[04:43] <Surlent777> blognewb: It might!
[04:43] <purplenurple> blognewb, yes it should
[04:43] <blognewb> oh no :(
[04:43] <welltb> purplenurple:yes, drivers installed.  at boot, i only see the splash screen.
[04:43] <blognewb> purplenurple: then why do i get a "make" error on imagick installation?
[04:44] <purplenurple> welltb, can you hit alt+F2 at the splash and see what is causing errors?
[04:44] <welltb> purplenurple:  i will try...
[04:44] <Dr_Willis> blognewb:  perhaps its an error in the compiling of the  code. - theres 'installing' and then theres 'compiling'
[04:45] <purplenurple> blognewb, not sure ... imagemagick has many dependencies ... do you get any specific error messages?
[04:46] <kattollikisd> hi to all
[04:46] <Dr_Willis> !info imagemagick
[04:46] <Surlent777> hey look an easily-installable package
[04:47] <Dr_Willis> I forget what is that command to install the 'dependencies' to 'build' an app..  sudo apt-get install deps PACKAGEname  or somthing like that.
[04:47] <bastidrazor> apt-get build-dep packagename
[04:47] <Dr_Willis> its handy to install all the dependencies/dev pckages for  somthing befor trying to build it from source. thatway all the -dev packages should be installed.
[04:47] <kattollikisd> Can i Install ubuntu and Kubuntu at the same time?
[04:48] <Dr_Willis> kattollikisd:  install kubuntu-desktop and select 'kde' at teh GDM login screen.. and you have both :)
[04:48] <Surlent777> kattollikisd: yes. sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[04:48] <bruenig> boo
[04:48] <bruenig> bloat
[04:48] <kindofabuzz> is there a command to see who's on ftp at the moment on my server?
[04:48] <welltb> purplenurple: didn't hang this time...weird...
[04:48] <oblenob> got the timelapse working
[04:48] <Dr_Willis> check the ftp server logs?
[04:48] <Surlent777> kattollikisd: you'll want to go and find packages starting with kde in synaptic afterwards so you can get more KDE crap
[04:48] <kattollikisd> Dr_Willis, Surlent777 and i can remove it complety if i want?
[04:48] <bruenig> !ohmy | Surlent777
[04:48] <purplenurple> welltb, that's how good i am
[04:48] <purplenurple> :)
[04:49] <Dr_Willis> kattollikisd:  you can always remove things.. that may be a little harder..but doable...
[04:49] <Dr_Willis> !puregnome
[04:49] <Surlent777> bruenig: good job at being late
[04:49] <welltb> purplenurple:  cool, but no...won't get past wpa password now...
[04:49] <bruenig> !patience | Surlent777
[04:49] <purplenurple> welltb, have you used this wireless AP w/ your system before
[04:50] <welltb> purplenurple: no...
[04:50] <Surlent777> bruenig: ahahahahaha dude, where have I repeated a question in the last hour? Relax, have fun.
[04:50] <bucky> Dr_Willis: sudo apt-get build-dep
[04:50] <bucky> imagemagick ?
[04:50] <kattollikisd> Dr_Willis, Thanks :)
[04:50] <brEz> Hey - I have an IPv4/6 tunnel running on my ubuntu // when I perform an apt-get, it tries on ipv6 first which doesn't work... is there a way to force IPv4 in apt-get?
[04:50] <purplenurple> welltb, try starting w/ no security ... moving up to WEP and then moving to WPA
[04:50] <xathullu> U want to instal cedega from cv. I just instaled Kubuntu and I know that im missing much of the needed deps. ne have any  advice on where to start?
[04:51] <purplenurple> welltb, I've found that my card doesn't like certain types of WPA
[04:51] <welltb> purplenurple:  how do you do that?
[04:51] <purplenurple> welltb, do you have access to your router?
[04:52] <bucky> brEz: ubuntu builds ipv6 into the kernel.. i had to recompile my kernel with ipv6 support as a module and then blacklist it
[04:52] <Surlent777> I'm afraid to try that
[04:52] <BeWop> Hey, I have an interesting request for anyone who wants to help
[04:52] <Surlent777> such as?
[04:52] <brEz> it's strange, because I've never had this problem before with the v6 tunnel running
[04:53] <welltb> purplenurple:  yes, but,  i'll have to continue with this later.  thanks for the try though, bud...
[04:53] <purplenurple> welltb, n/p
[04:53] <xathullu> ne advice on compiling cedega from cvs?
[04:53] <the_dark_warrio> How can I know if my audio driver is correct? My sound card is a Realtek High Definition Audio, but "lspci" gives me "Intel Corporation 82891H ...". Is this expected? (I'm lurking into this because my sound behaves strangely with some apps like pidgin, for example)
[04:53] <Guest69215> cant get 1400x900 resolution even though both card and monitor are capable of it... suggestions???
[04:54] <Dr_Willis> I havent had to use cedega in years.. -  wine does most all the games i want now a days.
[04:54] <BeWop> Alright, so here's the basis. My computer has stopped detecting my cd drive. I've run firmware and everything to try to get it to detect it again. Nothing's worked. I also don't have a usb drive. I currently am dual booting XP and ubuntu, but I need to reinstall windows XP. Is there anyway I can do this from ubuntu?
[04:54] <Surlent777> Dr_Willis: Can you name off a few games you've gotten working to your satisfaction?
[04:54] <xathullu> im trying to run anarchy online but wine seems to have issues with the updater, ive read that cedega supports better
[04:54] <Guest69215> BeWop ubuntu and windows cant see cd drive or just windows?
[04:54] <BeWop> Both
[04:54] <BeWop> It doesn't even detect it in the bios
[04:55] <Surlent777> BeWop: sounds to me like the drive is definitely bad
[04:55] <BeWop> I've tried multiple drives
[04:55] <Surlent777> BeWop: Replace it asap
[04:55] <Surlent777> oh?
[04:55] <Surlent777> hmm
[04:55] <BeWop> A brand new one isn't working
[04:55] <Guest69215> Then it isn't a windows/ubuntu problem.  Have you checked cables?
[04:55] <BeWop> The firmware doesn't detect it
[04:55] <BeWop> Yeah
[04:55] <stovicek> BeWop: tried a new cable?
[04:55] <xathullu> ive had this problem before bewop, it sems if i remember correctly it had something to do with missing drivers
[04:55] <stovicek> nvm
[04:55] <BeWop> Reconnected cables, tried new ones
[04:55] <Surlent777> possible motherboard failure then?
[04:55] <BeWop> Reinstalled drivers
[04:55] <Guest69215> what type of computer BeWop?  Age etc.?
[04:55] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  grandtheft auto worked well for me.  and i finally did get Lord of the rings onlne working.
[04:55] <BeWop> Dell Dimension 2400
[04:56] <BeWop> Don't know how old
[04:56] <Guest69215> 5 years old or so?
[04:56] <BeWop> Problably
[04:56] <xathullu> hmm, i gave up and started running vista again, windows 7 has issues with cd/dvd drives also
[04:56] <Surlent777> Dr_Willis: I've tried to get Supreme Commander working, but it's laggy and slow for no reason. Is there ways to tweak wine to work better with more hardcore stuff like that? I have so far found nothing of use =/
[04:56] <binarymutant> ah mplayer is driving me insane, it starts+exits fullscreen when I ever I play or stop a video. How can I stop this?
[04:57] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  chedk the wine app database
[04:57] <BeWop> My main question is is it possible to reinstal xp from ubuntu using an iso?
[04:57] <Dr_Willis> !appdb
[04:57] <Surlent777> ah, right, I always forget about that
[04:57] <Surlent777> thanks
[04:57] <xathullu> surlent777 doing that requires tweeks to wine's version of regedit i think. google that string youll have luck
[04:57] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  I recall that game beubng laggy on my windows machine.. I never did get past like the 3rd level of it.. :)
[04:57] <BeWop> Anyone know if it's possible?
[04:57] <Surlent777> haha I was on the 2nd Aeon campaign in Windows. It ran awesomely though
[04:58] <binarymutant> BeWop, probably not but ##windows would have better answers
[04:58] <kindofabuzz> BeWop, what do you mean? install XP while in Ubuntu? no you can't
[04:58] <Guest69215> BeWop, I doubt it.
[04:58] <Surlent777> BeWop: Not unless you were to somehow get your XP disc as a bootable USB disc
[04:58] <xathullu> so nothing on cedega?
[04:58] <BeWop> Alright
[04:58] <spO> it is not likely that two ethernet cards would have the same hardware address even if they were part of the same motherboard would they?
[04:58] <BeWop> That's not hard
[04:58] <BeWop> Thanks
[04:58] <BeWop> I'll just get a usb drive then
[04:59] <xathullu> bewop you can do surlents suggestion with nlite i think
[04:59] <Surlent777> seriously? You can do that?
[04:59] <BeWop> There's tons of guides out there
[04:59] <BeWop> Yeah
[04:59] <Surlent777> =D awesome
[04:59] <BeWop> USB Flash drive start up disk
[04:59] <BeWop> Google it =P
[04:59] <Surlent777> I always used Unetbootin for Linux stuff
[04:59] <kindofabuzz> spO, i guess it's possible but very unlikely
[04:59] <BeWop> See ya
[04:59] <Surlent777> later
[04:59] <binarymutant> mplayer starts and exits fullscreen when I ever I play or stop a video. How can I stop this?
[04:59] <spO> ifconfig is reporting two ethernet cards,  that have the same hardware address, one is eth0 and the other is eth0_rename
[04:59] <xathullu> get vlc instead of mplayer
[05:00] <Surlent777> I prefer Xine
[05:00] <Surlent777> mplayer gives me no end of grief
[05:00] <spO> instead of eth1  , i am supposed to have two different hardwares
[05:00] <Surlent777> especially in console mode
[05:00] <xathullu> spo get aircrack-ng and use airmon-ng to change the addresses
[05:01] <jumaoasm> hi
[05:01] <jumaoasm> anyone from singapore?
[05:02] <ma11oc> spO: even ethernet cards that have more than one port have continues numbering. so, no
[05:02] <xathullu> no advice on cedega? ne none?
[05:02] <xathullu> sp0 read wifu
[05:02] <Dr_Willis> !cedega
[05:03] <Guest61196> i have just installed ubuntu 8.04 and after login screen screen goes corruptedd and mouse freezez can anyone help me?
[05:03] <Guest61196> i have acces to hard drive that has ubuntu install
[05:04] <xathullu> 'no no i know what it does i need to to learn how to compile it from cvs whatever that is
[05:04] <Surlent777> well, I think I have to comfort someone, so I'll leave. Take care/good luck
[05:05] <Guest61196> any help will be much appreciated
[05:05] <phirestalker> What would be the best way to have a system apt-get upgrade on boot without continuing other scripts until it is done. I would just use update manager however this is a system that I set up for a total noob and did not give them any access (my brother)
[05:05] <blognewb> hi purplenurple, Dr_Willis the imagick error was http://pastebin.com/m74ca08ae
[05:06] <xathullu> guest, it sounds like your mose drivers r , try going to hardware manager and checking up on your driversify
[05:06] <jumaoasm> hi, do you know any complete ubuntu site guide from free? i want to learn ubuntu server
[05:06] <Guest61196> can i do that without booting ubuntu up?
[05:06] <jumaoasm> i recently joined the team
[05:07] <Dr_Willis> blognewb:  you did do a -->  ' sudo apt-get build-dep  imagemagick
[05:07] <Dr_Willis> blognewb:  befor trying to compile imagemagick?
[05:08] <Guest61196> i have just installed ubuntu 8.04 and after login screen screen goes corrupted and mouse freezes can anyone help me?
[05:08] <Kermos> Sounds like an x-server issue to me.
[05:08] <Dr_Willis> !info php-pear
[05:09] <Dr_Willis> blognewb:  thats not a 'make' problem . thers somthing in the code thats wrong. or some dependency is not set up right.. ive never used pecl befor. So no idea what that does.. or what you are really trying to do.
[05:10] <Guest61196> i have just installed ubuntu 8.04 and after login screen screen goes corrupted and mouse freezes can anyone help me?
[05:10] <Kermos> Guest61196: I think these days rebooting in recovery mode gives an option to debug xserver problems (though I could be mistaken, I don't have the list of things it offers to help with memorized). Try booting in that mode and see where that gets you.
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> Guest61196:  always tell peopel your video card/chipset is a good idea.
[05:10] <purplenurple> blognewb, sorry I thought you mispelled imagemagick ... I'm not familiar w/ the PECL imagick install
[05:10] <Guest61196> how do i boot in recovery mode?
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> purplenurple:  no idea what it is either. :)
[05:10] <purplenurple> PECL has always eluded me w/ unknown errorrs and such
[05:10] <Kermos> Guest61196: When grub comes up, you can choose that
[05:10] <Guest61196> ahh k
[05:10] <Guest61196> thanks
[05:11] <n_nick> how to format a USB drive
[05:11] <Kermos> Guest61196: at boot time, if ubuntu is the only OS on the system may have to hit escape to get the grub menu to show
[05:11] <Guest61196> ahh ok
[05:11] <Guest61196> thanks kermos
[05:11] <Dr_Willis> n_nick:  sudo mkfs.WHATEVER /dev/sdX#    normally.
[05:11] <jumaoasm> hi, any complete site for us to study ubuntu server?
[05:11] <jumaoasm> i need your help bosses
[05:11] <Dr_Willis> n_nick:  ehere .whatever = the filesystem you want to do.. and  be sure to get the /dev/sdXX right.. or just use 'gparted'
[05:12] <n_nick> ok i got gparted but i couldn't find the formatting option there
[05:12] <Dr_Willis> n_nick:  right click on the partition in question -> format to -->
[05:12] <Dr_Willis>  i think.
[05:12] <tannersummers> hey guys
[05:12] <Dr_Willis> n_nick:  what filesystem are you formating it to?
[05:12] <tannersummers> how do i install a cursor into ubuntu and where could i find some good ones
[05:12] <n_nick> ok thanks
[05:12] <Dr_Willis> tannersummers:  gnome-look.org
[05:12] <Dr_Willis> !changethemes
[05:13] <tannersummers> ty
[05:14] <Dr_Willis> i dont even rember where you change the mouse pointer at...
[05:15] <phirestalker> What would be the best way to have a system apt-get upgrade on boot without continuing other scripts until it is done. I would just use update manager however this is a system that I set up for a total noob and did not give them any access (my brother)
[05:15] <ma11oc> Dr_Willis:  should be preferences > appearance
[05:15] <tannersummers> Dr_Willis i cant find any cursors on therew
[05:15] <Balaji> Dear sirs, I have a strange problem, I accidentally set a screen server, which hangs up my system
[05:16] <n_nick> Dr_Willis: i did sudo mkfs.fat32 /dev/sdb doesn't work
[05:16] <Balaji> I can change it now from my desktop,
[05:16] <Dr_Willis> ma11oc:  aha  - ubnder that sneaky 'customize' tab/button
[05:16] <Dr_Willis> n_nick:  you use  sd## where  like sdb1 NOT 'sdb'
[05:16] <Kermos> phirestalker: You'd have to create a script that is run at bootup time that runs apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[05:16] <Balaji> sorry I can't change it now from my desktop  I am using Ubuntu Jaunty
[05:16] <Balaji> AMD64
[05:17] <macgyver_> soreau, I am getting closer
[05:17] <Kermos> throw it in the init.d directory
[05:17] <Kermos> /etc/init.d
[05:17] <tannersummers> hmm this is hard
[05:17] <Balaji> is there a way I can modify through file changes
[05:17] <macgyver_> soreau, I now have 2 desktops, but cannot transfer applications between them, I can start apps on both though
[05:17] <Kermos> don't forget to run update-rc.d with your script name though
[05:17] <Dr_Willis> tannersummers:  the 'chaninDjoole' icon theme added a 'pointer' theme to my list of pointer themes...   not sure about others.
[05:18] <ma11oc> Balaji: what's the problem with changing? just go to preferences Y
[05:18] <osiris> whats the recommended method for turning ubuntu into xubuntu.  full re-install, or can i get the required packages ?
[05:18] <bliss> i have a wireless card in my ubuntu computer connected to a wireless router, i want to hook my other machine into that machine via ethernet and have it be seen as a seperate machine from the one its connected to, the machine is connected to a lan @ 192.168.1.*
[05:18] <n_nick> where can i see a list eg. sdas sdbs
[05:18] <n_nick> because in gparted it shows sdb
[05:18] <ma11oc> Balaji: preferences > screensaver
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> n_nick:  sudo fdisk -l - it will be /dev/sdb# then
[05:18] <tannersummers> Dr_wilis, ill check it out but that sites confussing i dont see anythign im looking for lol
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> nick_h:  first partition will be sdb1
[05:19] <Balaji> when I wish to change it, soon i go to screen saver changing screen, as this screen server is active, it hangs up again
[05:19] <Al_nz_lapt> how do i reconnect to a session i startedon my desktop with screen? I tried screen -r xxx.xxxx.xxx but it says there is no screen to be resumed?
[05:19] <artistxe> tear-free rendering with new drivers....what does tear-free mean ????
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> tannersummers:  mouse cursor customiztion is somthing most people dont really worry about. :)
[05:19] <RobotCow> how can i debug my audio problem in ubuntu?
[05:19] <Al_nz_lapt> even tho screen -ls says there is???
[05:19] <bliss> artistxe: it means that you wont see artifacts on the screen
[05:19] <macgyver_> soreau, if I now enable the server option "Xinerama" "on" it bots up and then goes black when x starts
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> artistxe:  video 'tearing'  where ya see a line/glitz on the games/video playback
[05:19] <n_nick> thanks Dr_Willis
[05:19] <n_nick> its sdb1
[05:20] <bucky> osiris:  xubuntu-desktop
[05:20] <n_nick> Dr_Willis: fat32 is not there.. is it vfat or msdos ??
[05:20] <artistxe> Dr_Willis: thank you. so that would be the same as when I see the entire screen with clored lines (static) across the screen (mainly when my app goes fullscreen) ?
[05:21] <osiris> will that get me all the extra stuff, other than just xfce4 ?
[05:21] <Al_nz_lapt> in fact when i try screen remotely with putty, it does nothing
[05:21] <n_nick> when i press tab multiple time after mkfs. it shows 8 options besides fat32
[05:21] <bucky> osiris:  apt-cache show xubuntu-desktop
[05:21] <RobotCow> how can i debug my audio problem in ubuntu?
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> mouse themes --> http://www.gnome-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=36&PHPSESSID=b4b0ce6db51c8c427b75b2d9864b37a1
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> n_nick:  vfat = fat32
[05:21] <finsprings> I have a fresh install of 9.04 x64 on a new i7 and the audio is stuttering really badly. any suggestions?
[05:21] <movela> hi, whats a good download manager for rapidshare links in linux?
[05:21] <finsprings> 9.04 hasn't done this on any other machine i've installed it on, x32 or x64
[05:22] <RobotCow> Dr_Willis, mkfs.vfat -F 32 or mkfs.vfat -F16
[05:22] <ma11oc> Balaji: what machine are you using?
[05:22] <osiris> hmm.  learn somethin every day.  thanks
[05:22] <RobotCow> n_nick, , mkfs.vfat -F 32 or mkfs.vfat -F16
[05:22] <RobotCow> lol at LinuxMercedes
[05:23] <RobotCow> nice nick
[05:23] <n_nick> ok thanks
[05:23] <artistxe> http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2036/2245968061_3ee6849f78.jpg    Video Tearing ?
[05:23] <RobotCow> !pulseaudio
[05:24] <soreau> macgyver_: Sounds like you're running two separate X sessions since you can't drag windows between screens
[05:24] <Dr_Willis> tannersummers:   http://www.gnome-look.org/?xcontentmode=36 'lighthelix' is sort of nifty :)
[05:24] <Balaji> Dear sirs, I activated a screen server which hangs up my system.
[05:24] <Balaji> I wish I could change, but when open up the preference-> Screen server window, system hang up as that problematic screen server is the active one. kind help
[05:24] <ironmagma> I can run x-interfacing commands (like xdotool) directly from the GNOME console or via VNC, but when I try to run it remotely, I get "Error: Can't open display: :1"  How to fix this?
[05:25] <n_nick> sudo mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/sdb1 mkfs.vfat 2.11 (12 Mar 2005) mkfs.vfat: /dev/sdb1 contains a mounted file system
[05:25] <n_nick> again a peoblem
[05:25] <soreau> ironmagma: Try prefixing the command with DISPLAY=:0
[05:26] <macgyver_> soreau, I can move the mouse between them though
[05:26] <ironmagma> Getting the same thing
[05:26] <n_nick> Dr_Willis: any idea how to get about the problem of mkfs.vfat: /dev/sdb1 contains a mounted file system
[05:26] <finsprings> no one have any suggestions for audio stuttering in 9.04?
[05:26] <Dr_Willis> n_nick:  Unmount it...
[05:27] <n_nick> oh ok
[05:27] <ironmagma> soreau: for :0 and :1 I get "No protocol specified" in addition to the other errors
[05:27] <ironmagma> soreau: but for :2 I just get the other errors
[05:27] <soreau> ironmagma: No idea then
[05:27] <Al_nz_lapt> shhot - i think i need the help of a screen guru
[05:28] <macgyver_> soreau, --> http://pastebin.com/d34ede5de
[05:28] <Balaji>  Dear sirs, I activated a screen server which hangs up my system.
[05:28] <n_nick> thanks it worked finally
[05:28] <macgyver_> new xorg.conf
[05:28] <n_nick> :)
[05:28] <soreau> macgyver_: Mouse cursor != windows
[05:28] <ma11oc> Balaji: try gconf-editor on console. goto /apps/gnome-screensaver
[05:28] <macgyver_> with xinerama on I get black screens
[05:28] <Balaji> I wish I could change, but when I open up the preference-> Screen server window, system hang up as that problematic screen server is the active one. I think it crashes at preview mode as well
[05:28] <macgyver_> I will say that if I run amdcccle as root I now can enable xinerama, but not as a pleb user
[05:29] <soreau> macgyver_: I'm will to bet it's the suckiness of fglrx, namely it's compatibility with X 1.6.x
[05:29] <soreau> macgyver_: Which card model is this again?
[05:29] <macgyver_> soreau, oh well, I can live with this
[05:29] <macgyver_> at least I have 2 screens now
[05:29] <bucky> ironmagma: export DISPLAY=:0.0
[05:29] <macgyver_> its the 2500
[05:29] <mc1> howdy
[05:30] <soreau> macgyver_: Does it say if it's an r6xx or r7xx in the output of 'lspci|grep VGA'?
[05:31] <soreau> macgyver_: My point is that the open drivers already support your card for 2D and xv, just not for 3D quite yet
[05:31] <macgyver_> http://pastebin.com/d66fe9fe6
[05:31] <mc1> i logged in a few hours ago.  I requested some help with Synaptic; didn't get very much.  this is my paste: http://paste.ubuntu.com/242774/
[05:32] <mc1> 'case anybody can help me
[05:32] <ma11oc> Balaji: maybe changing 'mode' to 'blank-only' helps
[05:32] <ironmagma> bucky: like how, "export DISPLAY=:0.0 xdotool mousemove 10 10" ?
[05:32] <axisys> how do I get more man pages? man 2 bind gives no result
[05:32] <macgyver_> soreau, output of lspci|grep VGA = 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc M76 [Radeon Mobility HD 2600 Series]
[05:32] <artistxe> mc1 : cannot use means that synaptic does not open ?
[05:33] <mc1> no, art, means that as soon as i open it
[05:33] <Balaji> Dear Malloc, thanks alot  for your tip, I removed the value present in there for the screenserver and it automatically set the screen server to bank
[05:33] <artistxe> is blank or crashes ?
[05:33] <mc1> i get the error message discribed on my post
[05:33]  * artistxe rereads
[05:33] <mc1> close the error message and the whole thing closes
[05:33] <macgyver_> soreau, ok maybe I cant live with this :) if I open an application on the second screen it opens on the first screen :) and I cant move it back :(
[05:34] <ma11oc> Balaji: nice :-)
[05:34] <click170> Hey does anyone know why the traffic accounting for interfaces (ifconfig) have a 4.2 gigabyte barrier?
[05:34] <soreau> macgyver_: If you don't need 3D, you should try the open radeon driver
[05:34] <macgyver_> ok
[05:34] <Balaji> and then I was able to set appropriate screen server.. the screenserver causing the problem: FlipScreen3D
[05:34] <sebsebseb> So I have  sun-java6-jre   installed,  but  when  I  try to  open   the prototype  http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/prototyping_a_new_ui_july  it wants me to download a jnlp  file,  first time I do that and tell it to open it says it's downloading the thing, but  it never  opens up the prototype.   also telling it to open the file up again in    sun  java webstart is no good either.   why won't it i just  show in the browser or something?
[05:35] <Balaji> thanks a lot experts for you timely help
[05:35] <macgyver_> soreau, its a laptop though
[05:35] <bucky> ironmagma: http://www.semicomplete.com/projects/xdotool/xdotool#desktop_and_window_commands
[05:35] <macgyver_> I have had issues in the past doing that
[05:36] <bcurtiswx> is jabber a popular IM client?
[05:36] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: kind of
[05:36] <Guest19258> hey
[05:36] <axisys> got it .. manpages-dev
[05:36] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: Google Talk uses it and the in built Gmail chat
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> !jabber
[05:36] <soreau> macgyver_: Just keep in mind that the radeon drivers are definitely being improved everyday and yet another option for you. Keep testing them
[05:36] <artistxe>  mc1 :  just curious if you could post your /etc/apt/sources.list for me ?
[05:36] <bcurtiswx> sebsebseb: i hear it a lot, do a lot of people use it? whats so special about it?
[05:37] <ironmagma> bucky: I'm not having issues with xdotool.. I just don't know where to put the export or what to do with the ":0.0" (because it has to be display 2
[05:37] <Dr_Willis> bcurtiswx:  opensourced.. and useb by google. :)
[05:37] <macgyver_> so I just simply replace fglrx with radeon in xorg?
[05:37] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: well the main thing is that it's open source :)    unfortunatly the propritary  closed source networks such as MSN,  AIM, and Yahoo are the most used
[05:37] <macgyver_> so I just simply replace fglrx with radeon in xorg?
[05:37] <macgyver_> doh. dupe...
[05:37] <Dr_Willis> bcurtiswx:  you dont have to worry about MSN or yahoo breaking  your IM client every other week.
[05:37] <Guest19258> amsn
[05:37] <Guest19258> kopete
[05:37] <mc1> ok, art.  How do i do that?
[05:37] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: yeah it's  very reliable
[05:38] <bcurtiswx> Dr_Willis, so on empathy, when i register a google talk account.. it uses jabber?
[05:38] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: you don't get spammed on it either, unlike MSN
[05:38] <artistxe> mc1 : locate the file and pastebin it
[05:38] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: yep get a Google Mail and you got Jabber, plus a good email account
[05:39] <Guest19258> keep cool;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jabber
[05:39] <udeyby> oi
[05:39] <bcurtiswx> sebsebseb: have you tried empathy voice/video with google chat?
[05:39] <macgyver_> soreau, so I just simply replace fglrx with radeon in xorg?
[05:39] <soreau> macgyver_: Actually, the radeon driver wont work while any part of fglrx is installed
[05:40] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: no,  and  I am not that sure about the current state of empathy,  since  I haven't tried it yet hmm  or did I once and removed or something hmm,  anyway  Ubuntu 9.10 will use it by default, and it should be a lot better by then
[05:40] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: Pidgin and Ekiga will get replaced by empathy as the defaults
[05:40] <bcurtiswx> yeah, it still breaks a lot right now.. ive played around with it
[05:40] <macgyver_> soreau, http://pastebin.com/d7725e88b
[05:41] <bcurtiswx> sebsebseb: im in bug control and focus on empathy
[05:41] <Guest19258> oki
[05:41] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: your in bug control???
[05:41] <bcurtiswx> sebsebseb: yes
[05:41] <sebsebseb> bcurtiswx: what do you mean?
[05:42] <ryanhaigh> can someone tell me how i can completely disable my cdrom, it is broken but i can't remove it (laptop) and its causing errors at boot etc
[05:42] <bcurtiswx> sebsebseb: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugControl
[05:42] <n_nick> i downloaded an .img file of ubuntu 9.04 Laptop Edition but in my intrepid i got create a usb start up disk which does not allow .img files
[05:43] <Guest19258> lol
[05:44] <n_nick> i tried searching for usb-image-writer in synaptic but i was not able to find anything relevant
[05:44] <Guest19258> try that:http://goodbye-microsoft.com/
[05:44] <n_nick> can some one help me with this
[05:44] <Guest19258> n\nick
[05:44] <Guest19258> ;
[05:45] <burner> n_nick: you can get a program to make that .img into a usb bootable disk or get an iso to make a bootable disk.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Live_USB_creator for the former
[05:45] <sebsebseb> Guest19258  n_nick   that's like Wubi, but for Debian, so I woudn't recommend it,  partitioned installs :)
[05:45] <Guest19258> n_nick:http://goodbye-microsoft.com/
[05:46] <sebsebseb> !ot |  Guest19258
[05:46] <ray66> How to change position of splashscreen image in Hardy
[05:46] <ryanhaigh> can someone tell me how i can completely disable my cdrom, it is broken but i can't remove it (laptop) and its causing errors at boot etc
[05:47] <sebsebseb> !usb | n_nick
[05:49] <syntax> can you install the desktop version on a labtop or does it have to be the netbook remix?
[05:49] <Bob_Dole> ....
[05:49] <syntax> my bad ubuntu linux that is
[05:49] <Bob_Dole> Desktop version works fine, syntax, just like any OS
[05:49] <Bob_Dole> Any x86 OS designed to use the legacy BIOS*
[05:50] <Bob_Dole> (such as windows, linux, etc)
[05:50] <syntax> oh ok thankz
[05:50] <sebsebseb> syntax: have you got a laptop/notebook or a netbook?
[05:51]  * Bob_Dole runs the UNR on one of his desktops, actually.
[05:51] <ray66> !splashscreen
[05:51] <syntax> Well my friend has one and it runs slow on his..hez got 2 gigs of ram
[05:52] <Scuttlebutt> anyone able to maybe help me out with an apache question?
[05:52] <purplenurple> any benefit to using x86_64 over x86?  I've noticed a considerable increase in RAM usage on x64 but not that much performance diff.
[05:52] <Bob_Dole> syntax, the Netbook remix runs fast on a 1.8ghz Pentium 4 with 512MB of RAM, and also runs fast on a 1.6ghz intel ATOM, with 1GB of RAM.
[05:53] <BadHorsie> Hi, I'm trying karmic atm and I tried doing an install on flashplayer-installer, all the time I get this error: update-alternatives: error: no alternatives for iceape-flashplugin.
[05:53] <Guest19258> scuttlebutt; yes
[05:53] <Scuttlebutt> from what i understand, the only difference about using x86_64 is that it has more bits with which to address RAM blocks
[05:54] <purplenurple> Scuttlebutt, what's your apache ?
[05:54] <Bob_Dole> purplenurple, the 64bit version has the advantage of more memory available if installed. You aren't limited to ~3.5GB of RAM(4GB installed will often report as 3.5GB, or less)
[05:55] <bullgard4> What is a 'ULi Driver'? (in http://www.nvidia.com/page/uli_drivers.html)
[05:55] <purplenurple> Bob_Dole, in top I show 3894 on a machine w/ 4Gig's is that normal?  Why not all 4Gigs?
[05:56] <zroysch> http://www.nforcershq.com/uli-drivers-available-from-nvidia/
[05:56] <zroysch> seems to be a company.
[05:56] <Bob_Dole> purplenurple, That's normal, and because, I believe "memory mapped I/O" where it uses part of the 4GB the 32bit address space can access for In/Out interfaces.
[05:56] <Al_nz_lapt> how the heck do i close different terminal session in "screen" ???
[05:57] <purplenurple> Bob_Dole, thanks
[05:58] <techqbert> I just added a user to my freebsd machine but he can access a mounted NFS share to an opensolaris machine in the file system that I don't want him to access.  How do I tie his account down?  the nfs client on ubuntu or the server on opensolaris?  where do i start with permissions?
[05:58] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[05:58] <Guest19258> techqbert;ntfs-3g
[05:59] <Guest19258> oups
[05:59] <purplenurple> anyone here use prgmr?
[06:00] <stryker> My friend added CCSM, and has all the settings correct, but he can't get the 3D cube to work or anything special, why could that be? graphics card not good enough?
[06:00] <root_> 222 every body
[06:00] <root_> I see gpg key error: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 0CF459B8DF37ED8BGPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5Failed to fetch http://deb.opera.com/opera/dists/jaunty/non-free/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not Found
[06:00] <root_> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[06:01] <root_> how to get gpg key from this links : GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 0CF459B8DF37ED8BGPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5Failed to fetch http://deb.opera.com/opera/dists/jaunty/non-free/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not
[06:01] <root_> Found
[06:01] <root_> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[06:01] <n_nick> i read the pages provided.. but it doesnt say anything of a .img file
[06:01] <n_nick> i need to load the img file onto the disk
[06:01] <n_nick> USB
[06:01] <BadHorsie> stryker: I guess you could try comiz --replace from a terminal and check out errors, also ccsm from a terminal...
[06:01] <stryker> BadHorsie: okay
[06:01] <Guest19258> stryker; glxinfo | grep direct
[06:02] <stryker> Guest19258: one sec
[06:03] <Guest19258> stryker ; aptitude install fusion-icon
[06:04] <stryker> Guest19258: the fusion icon is already installed
[06:04] <Guest19258> oki
[06:04] <stryker> hes new to linux, so im telling him to go into the terminal and type the grep direct
[06:05] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[06:05] <Guest19258> stryker; be root
[06:05] <Guest19258> ;-)
[06:06] <Tech-Mike|Smoken> sup peeps, got a synaptic question:  while checking for updates it pauses for up to a minute while checking on "translation" packages each with a fail status...how can I correct this??
[06:07] <stryker> :D
[06:09] <mcw> hello
[06:09] <mcw> how do you create an irc channel???
[06:09] <mcw> if anyone can tell me?
[06:10] <Tech-Mike> mcw either join one thats not already open or run your own server
[06:11] <mcw> is that hard to do?
[06:11] <kindofabuzz>  /join <name>
[06:11] <kindofabuzz> if you have to ask, then yes it is
[06:11] <mcw> and that creates it?
[06:12] <mcw> ya i have to ask
[06:12] <mcw> ha ha
[06:12] <Tech-Mike> BUMP>>sup peeps, got a synaptic question:  while checking for updates it pauses for up to a minute while checking on "translation" packages each with a fail status...how can I correct this??
[06:13] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[06:15] <te> Do I have to log out and back in for my crontab to work?
[06:15] <te> I have this line: 15,30,45 * * * * /usr/bin/ruby /home/defn/bin/liebertBlog.rb
[06:16] <te> it doesn't seem to be running as expected though
[06:16] <guestadmin> Is there a reason I can't do file transfers with Yahoo, and Skype, but NOT AIM? (I only use official clients) AOL Linux just wont transfer it sems
[06:16] <guestadmin> ^can do yahoo and skype
[06:17] <Tech-Mike> y not pidgin
[06:17] <burner> pidgin + aim can do file transfer
[06:17] <te> it may well depend on his network setup too
[06:18] <disappearedng> how do I apply this patch for totem? http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28137773/0001-Don-t-restart-video-when-drag-and-dropping-on-itself.patch
[06:18] <guestadmin> Tech-Mike: I used to, but I got out of the habit since yahoo blocked pidgin users unexpectedly and all 3rd party apps at once, dont want to be caught of guard agin
[06:18] <te> Do I have to log out and back in for my crontab to work?
[06:18] <te> I have this line: 15,30,45 * * * * /usr/bin/ruby /home/defn/bin/liebertBlog.rb
[06:18] <te> it's not running as expected
[06:18] <Tech-Mike> guestadmin:  thats been remedied, and will continue to be
[06:19] <te> No one?
[06:19] <gusca> NicaraguanTeam
[06:20] <guestadmin> Tech Mike, I hope so, But I also like the official interface better (I know ..Im the only one), but transfers work fine there, but not on AIM? Which I love the old basic interfce
[06:20] <Bob_Dole> Yahoo blocked all third party apps before? :o
[06:20] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[06:20] <guestadmin> Bob_Dole: Yeah search problem, Yahoo , Pidgin Ubuntu ;)
[06:22] <guestadmin> I made sure my AIM ports are open, is this a known bug, file transfer in the official Linux AIM?
[06:22] <geekening> guest
[06:22] <gusca> alguien de nicaragua
[06:22] <geekening> guestadmin use pidgin
[06:23] <gusca> por que
[06:23] <mdgrech> I need help opening an unknown file, when I issue the command file foo, the command says the file type is x86 boot loader?
[06:23] <Tech-Mike> lol
[06:23] <guestadmin> geekening, will that work for my AIM friends, uing pidgin for file transfer?
[06:24] <jatt> !es
[06:24] <Tech-Mike> it should but as somebody already mentioned...make sure the remote side of the connection is setup to accept the connection
[06:25] <te> wtf
[06:25] <mdgrech> any ideas guys?
[06:26] <guestadmin> gusca: Exacto como dice ubotto, #ubuntu-es  (yo creo) es para espanol, ayuda esta dividido por idioma (como el mundo es tan grande)
[06:26] <tomrian> hi! how can i record video from a webcam ?
[06:26] <bcurtiswx> tomrian: install cheese
[06:27] <josht> does anybody know how to record compiz effects smoothly without black bars?
[06:27] <te> AOL 2.5
[06:27] <tomrian> bcurtiswx: oh, thanks (:
[06:27] <Tech-Mike> better gfx card ??
[06:27] <bcurtiswx> tomrian: yw
[06:28] <te> Can someone help me figure out my freaking crontab?
[06:28] <mdgrech> whats up with your crontab?
[06:28] <mdgrech> and might I recommend the package gnome-schedule, gives you a very nice gui for your crontab
[06:29] <josht> is a nvidia gt 8600m not enough to record compiz?
[06:29] <Tech-Mike> lol...my bad - deff good enough
[06:29] <josht> so is gtkrecordmydesktop messed up?
[06:30] <Tech-Mike> its been awhile since i used it....maybe slow down what ur doing?
[06:30] <te> mdgrech: i added a line to the user's crontab using crontab -e, the line is: 15,30,45 * * * * ruby /blah/script.rb
[06:30] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[06:30] <mdgrech> and...
[06:30] <te> mdgrech: it's not running
[06:30] <josht> like switching between the desktops more slowly?
[06:30] <mdgrech> is script.rb executable?
[06:30] <te> yes
[06:31] <mdgrech> you didn't put commas inbetween the values did you?
[06:31] <mdgrech> also try just running script.rb from terminal just to make sure the script is ok
[06:31] <te> no
[06:31] <te> yes the script works
[06:31] <josht> oh wait i think its cause sound quality and video quality are at 100 maybe thats what is wrong?
[06:32] <mdgrech> and you entered the path relative to your home directory right? so if the file is at ~/file.rb you could just enter file.rb
[06:32] <Tech-Mike> josht im no expert maybe somebody else here could help out, maybe the recordmydesktop channel (if theres one)...when i used it i had no probs
[06:33] <lander_> PLEASE
[06:33] <lander_> SMEBODY
[06:33] <sebsebseb> !somebody |  lander_
[06:33] <sebsebseb> !caps |  lander_
[06:33] <te> mdgrech: i didn't do relative paths, i did full paths
[06:33] <gusca> nicaragua
[06:33] <lander_> COULD TELL ME TO FIND A CHANEL IN SAPNISH
[06:33] <josht> i will try to search
[06:33] <sebsebseb> !es |  lander_
[06:34] <lander_> than you
[06:34] <sebsebseb> lander_: np
[06:34] <te> FINE A CHANEL IN SAPNISH
[06:34] <te> (you asked)
[06:34] <sebsebseb> !caps |  te
[06:35] <te> thanks for that very important warning sebsebseb
[06:35] <snowrichard> hello
[06:35] <snowrichard> I have gotten a google voice number.  There is a piece of code you can insert into web pages to let people call you.
[06:35] <te> mdgrech: changing that path to relative doesn't fix it
[06:35] <snowrichard> http://mypals.info
[06:36] <snowrichard> so you don't have to give out your number
[06:36] <josht> i have 1 too it is google voice is pretty interesting
[06:36] <te> why are you spamming your stupid website?
[06:38] <Tech-Mike> BUMP>>sup peeps - question for custom wallpaper....is there a blank dragon png i could use to create custom backtrack wallpaper??
[06:38] <Tech-Mike> lol...oops
[06:39] <Tech-Mike> BUMP>>sup peeps, got a synaptic question:  while checking for updates it pauses for up to a minute while checking on "translation" packages each with a fail status...how can I correct this??
[06:39] <Tech-Mike> thats the one:-P
[06:39] <te> mdgrech: uhh, yeah, this isn't fixed
[06:39] <mdgrech> @te honestly not sure, I had problems with crontabs too. Seriously get the package gnome-schedule, its awesome and will make your life much easier. Plus you don't have to memorize the nonsense * * * * formula of crontab
[06:40] <mdgrech> @te the script you have...it doesn't require any sort of user input does it?
[06:40] <{bosco> is there anything like swishmax for ubuntu or linux?
[06:41] <mdgrech> yes there is. Its called Javascript.
[06:41] <mdgrech> is this for web development bosco?
[06:42] <tomrian> cheese can record audio ?
[06:43] <te> mdgrech: no -- it doesn't.  this is annoying.  it's not a stupid error.  there's something actually wrong with my cron
[06:43] <{bosco> mdgrech: yes this is ?
[06:43] <{bosco> mdgrech: just toying around with making some custome intros not that i plan on using one
[06:44] <alazyworkaholic> I've already asked in #ubuntu-virt. No Replies. I'm a little confused about the relationship between QEmu & KVM. I have an AMD-V enabled processor, & want to use KVM in the most painless, GUI way possible. I installed a whole whack of packages hoping that I'd see something easy & clear pop up in Applications. I have kvm, virt-viewer, qemu, qemulator, qemulator, & kqemu-common, plus anything that accompanies those by de
[06:44] <mdgrech> @bosco, def start using Javascript. Your users won't need to install a plugin to view your website, plus it will be more search engine friendly. Plus you can do a lot of cool other stuff with Javascript like make firefox extensions.
[06:44] <Guest19258> what is java?
[06:44] <te> my cron = broken -- the last time it ran was 5-22
[06:44] <Guest19258> ;-)
[06:45] <rski> !java
[06:45] <{bosco> mdgrech: is there a a program that allows me to create that i dont know much java as far as webcode goes
[06:45] <Guest19258> eclipse
[06:46] <Guest19258> ;-)
[06:46] <mdgrech> alright java and javascript are two completely different things. Java is made by sun and used to make desktop applications. Javascript is a free open-source scripting language used to style the web. check out w3c schools for a good intro to Javascript.
[06:46] <Boz> Hi all, I've just installed flightgear on mu ubuntu box and after launching the application it closes itself down before completing its loading stages
[06:47] <Boz> any obvious reasons?
[06:47] <kindofabuzz> Boz, start it from command line and it should tell you
[06:48] <Guest19258> {bosco?
[06:48] <Boz> ok, what would be the code for that?
[06:48] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[06:49] <neil_d> what package has the man pages for printf etc. in it?
[06:50] <Guest19258> fg56lx; alsamixer
[06:51] <fg56lx> Guest19258: What about it?
[06:51] <dsl1> hi
[06:51] <mdgrech> hi
[06:51] <dsl1> i am from china
[06:51] <Guest19258> hey
[06:52] <te> how the hell do i get my crontab working, this is bogus
[06:52] <Guest19258> fg56lx: do you know what is a consol?
[06:52] <gusca> hi
[06:53] <fg56lx> Guest19258: Yes.
[06:53] <Guest19258> oki
[06:53] <quizme> http://pastie.org/568384  <---- the permissions are 777 and I'm in the dev group, but I still change chmod g+w that file.... anybody know why not?
[06:53] <gusca> spañol
[06:53] <Guest19258> so put this command : alsamixer
[06:54] <fg56lx> Guest19258: Ok.
[06:54] <nippz> anyone aware of a way to see when you last updated packages?
[06:55] <te> so no one here can tell me anything more about fixing a crontab script im trying to run other than to chmod +x it, make sure it has no input, etc.
[06:55] <nippz> te whats the sitchuationz
[06:55] <axisys> how do I check if my /dev/video0 is working ? i have a camera attched to it
[06:56] <nippz> i do crons all the time - its my alarmclock even
[06:56] <nippz> ;)
[06:56] <nippz> !webcam
[06:56] <te> nippz: im trying to run a ruby script from my home directory
[06:56] <axisys> nippz: thanks
[06:56] <te> im using this line:
[06:56] <te> */1 * * * * bin/liebertBlog #JOB_ID_1
[06:56] <te> this line actually runs a shell script
[06:56] <te> which runs the rubs script
[06:56] <nippz> ah
[06:56] <te> ruby*
[06:56] <nippz> ok first x/1=x
[06:57] <nippz> and your problem is a leading / is missing
[06:57] <te> yes i know they're equivalent
[06:57] <nippz> * * * * * /bin/liebertBlog #JOB_ID_1
[06:57] <fg56lx> Guest19258: Now what?
[06:57] <te> it's running from my $HOME directory nippz
[06:57] <nippz> yes
[06:57] <te> so bin/... should work fine
[06:57] <nippz> but you have to specify absolute path.
[06:58] <te> nippz: what is weird is that i can execute this script from gnome-schedule with no problems
[06:58] <te> the script works fine
[06:58] <te> but it never runs
[06:58] <te> the last time cron ran looks to be 5-22-09
[06:58] <nippz> then your trying to invoke some gui bit right?
[06:58] <te> no, it's very simple and requires no input
[06:59] <nippz> mm
[06:59] <nippz> so let me make sure i got this straight
[06:59] <nippz> a. some scripty
[06:59] <nippz> b. worx by hand
[06:59] <nippz> c. worx by gnome-schedule
[06:59] <nippz> d. fails with crontab?
[06:59] <te> yes, yes, yes, yes
[06:59] <FloodBot2> nippz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:59] <nippz> shush FloodBot2 thats all hand typed and your only a bot
[06:59] <te> nippz: im not sure if it's actually failing with crontab, i just dont think it ever runs
[06:59] <nippz> thats easy enough to check:
[07:00] <nippz> tail -f /var/log/syslog
[07:00] <nippz> in a terminal - it should be executing every minute or so
[07:00] <nippz> -f means constantly spit tail [lst 10 lines] of said file, even as is updated
[07:00] <nippz> thus exceptionally useful for troubleshooting in general
[07:00] <nippz> one can also cat/grep etc.
[07:00] <te> cool, didnt know that
[07:01] <te> im waiting 1 minute here to see if it runs
[07:01] <nippz> ^^
[07:01] <te> okay, so it IS running
[07:01] <nippz> sounds great, gonna medicate here; tho i'd love to see the scripty
[07:01] <nippz> yeah
[07:01] <nippz> i had that problem forever with my mplayer script
[07:01] <nippz> know what hte problem was?
[07:01] <te> no idea
[07:01] <te> i run it by hand and it works fine
[07:01] <nippz> -really-quiet vs --really-quiet
[07:01] <nippz> :D
[07:01] <nippz> yes
[07:01] <nippz> see if you can run in some high debug mode
[07:01] <shahzad> hi i need help about synaptec manager
[07:01] <nippz> and have the crontab spit its output to a file
[07:02] <nippz> sup shahzad whats the probl
[07:02] <nippz> em
[07:02] <shahzad> i unable to find the complete list of required softwares in it
[07:02] <shahzad> even though i have reload it again n again
[07:02] <LavaBearBurke> any software in paticular shahzad?
[07:03] <shahzad> like packages related to gcc i required for ns2
[07:03] <tomrian> hi! again :P... i have problems with alsa, the sound is crappy like static.. anyone knows what can be ?
[07:03] <shahzad> like tk, tcl and also compizconfig manager etc...
[07:03] <LavaBearBurke> shahzad:  do other programs show up?  just not the ones you are looking for?
[07:04] <mdgrech> @te, this is a ruby script, probably obvious but you made sure the path was correct as well right?
[07:04] <shahzad> ye other are here
[07:04] <thinh_tn85> ko hieu
[07:04] <LavaBearBurke> shahzad:  most likely you need to add their sources
[07:04] <LavaBearBurke> system-administration-software sources
[07:05] <shahzad> but i installed ubuntu 2 months ago and in that i found the whole list which i need now in the fresh installed
[07:05] <nippz> shahzad ok so you need more packages than your seeing?
[07:05] <nippz> what version are you on? 9.04 or 8.10? or which? the name is ok too - jaunty, hardy, etc
[07:05] <shahzad> 9 jaunty
[07:06] <shahzad> any solution dear nippz or lava
[07:08] <shahzad> how could i add system-admin-software sources of all the packages available for ubuntu 9
[07:08] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[07:08] <shahzad> NiPpZ????
[07:09] <nippz> shahzad yeah
[07:09] <nippz> sorry doing multiple things here
[07:09] <LavaBearBurke> shahzad, you may want to check the software sources in admin controls to ensure all the boxes are checked on the "ubuntu software" tab
[07:09] <nippz> i can give you my sources list
[07:09] <nippz> did you install medubuntu yet?
[07:10] <shahzad> yeah i hav checked all of them lava
[07:10] <LavaBearBurke> fg56lx:  do you know which driver you are using, alsa, oss?
[07:10] <shahzad> no
[07:10] <fg56lx> LavaBearBurke:  Alsa
[07:10] <shahzad> how z it medubuntu nipz?
[07:10] <nippz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/243354/
[07:10] <nippz> so thats for usa sources
[07:11] <nippz> use the appropriate localized ones for you
[07:11] <LavaBearBurke> fg56lx:  under preferences->sound do you have multiple choices for each dropdown?
[07:11] <nippz> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu <<--- then that
[07:11] <nippz> then update
[07:11] <nippz> then if you still dont see your package its probably not in the normal repos
[07:11] <nippz> but what was the pacakge again and i'll see if i see it
[07:12] <fg56lx> LavaBearBurke: "HDA Nvidia (analog)" "HDA Nvidia (digital)" "Pluseaudio"
[07:12] <shahzad> gcc, tcl, tk, g++ related packages
[07:12] <LavaBearBurke> fg56lx:  i'd try each one, and play sound, and see if it improves
[07:13] <LavaBearBurke> for the sound playback option
[07:13] <nippz> shahzad ive no problem with gcc g++
[07:13] <fg56lx> LavaBearBurke: They all skip.
[07:13] <shahzad> these are the most important ones but there are many others which i could see in the last installed operating system but now i unable to find them
[07:13] <nippz> your probably not having your sources and universe and multiverse enabled in your system > software sources
[07:13] <shahzad> what about tk
[07:13]  * credobyte is away: Gone away for now
[07:13]  * credobyte is back.
[07:14] <nippz> yeah itl install
[07:14] <shahzad> the first link u gave me is the list of sources that i should add as repository
[07:14] <nippz> adjust my main sources for your localizations and you should be fine
[07:14] <viki27> Hello , i need help please , i accidental delete the apache configuration file : /etc/apache2/sites-available/default how can i restore this file so apache will work ?
[07:14] <nippz> shahzad more specifically i gave you the sources that i USE
[07:14] <nippz> ;)
[07:14] <nippz> hi viki27
[07:14] <nippz> sounds like some tough cookies a bit there....
[07:15] <LavaBearBurke> fg56lx:  sorry you stumped me
[07:15] <fg56lx> Thanks anyway1
[07:15] <whatisuppeople> join nipponsei
[07:15] <shahzad> thanx but how could i add that resources now
[07:15] <shahzad> actually i m a little new with ubuntu and trying to shift from window to linux so ...
[07:16] <nippz> viki27 well in general file recovery is sh1t in linux, unless your very prepared.
[07:16] <nippz> now let me start with the basics:
[07:16] <nippz> #1 always have a backup
[07:16] <nippz> #2 always have a backup of the backup
[07:16] <nippz> #3 take incremental backups
[07:16] <nippz> ^^---- that is all
[07:16] <TheFunkbomb> Quick question...  when using wget and a url, how can I direct the download of the page into a specific folder?  I already tried $wget url /home/user/testing
[07:16] <nomad77> !build-essential |shahzad
[07:17] <viki27> nippz: so where is the general file recovery files stored ?
[07:17] <nippz> TheFunkbomb you could try using an env= command
[07:17] <LavaBearBurke> viki27:  do you need the original file?
[07:17] <nippz> or so
[07:17] <purplenurple> TheFunkbomb, cd /dir/to/download/to
[07:17] <nippz> viki27 they arnt
[07:17] <TheFunkbomb> ahhhh
[07:17] <viki27> LavaBearBurke: yes
[07:17] <TheFunkbomb> hold on, let me check this out
[07:17] <nippz> viki27 what filesystem
[07:17] <shahzad> please tell me how to add the list of sources u gave me
[07:17] <nippz> shahzad: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:18] <nippz> however shahzad
[07:18] <viki27> nippz: ubuntu 9.06 64 bit
[07:18] <nippz> mine are optimized for us.archive.ubuntu
[07:18] <shahzad> nippz: and then
[07:18] <TheFunkbomb> success!
[07:18] <nippz> viki27 cat /etc/fstab|grep ext3
[07:19] <nippz> tell me if you see the partition that your websites are on
[07:19] <nippz> or that / is on
[07:19] <viki27> LavaBearBurke: its seems my firewall block the connection can you pastbin the file ?
[07:19] <nippz> shahzad so you can copy paste in man, and then delete the ones you dont need of yous
[07:20] <nippz> or better yet make sure deb and deb-src and universe multiverse in yours match up like mine
[07:20] <nippz> i added comments for what the extra sources i use are
[07:21] <LavaBearBurke> viki27:  pasted to you
[07:22] <shahzad> i used the command it did not open any text editor file in which i could copy your list of sources
[07:22] <shahzad> nippz?
[07:22] <viki27> LavaBearBurke: thanks but it not printed well on irc chat , can you use http://pastebin.com/ and paste there and send me the link ?
[07:22] <LavaBearBurke> sure one sec
[07:23] <shahzad> nippz: plz tell me the command by which i could open the file in which i copy your given sources?
[07:23] <LavaBearBurke> viki27:  http://pastebin.com/m13b5d234
[07:24] <shahzad> nippzzzzz
[07:27] <shahzad> k nipzz: i have copy all of the sources and save the file now what i do next?
[07:27] <nippz> shahzad you open another terminal and type man nano
[07:28] <nippz> !rtfm
[07:28] <nippz> right.
[07:28]  * credobyte is away: Gone away for now
[07:29] <Flannel> shahzad: What do you need help with?
[07:30] <shahzad> thanx flannel: i need to know that i just add some sources in sources.list now how i could upgrade the list
[07:30] <Flannel> shahzad: What sources did you add? what software are you hoping to get?
[07:31] <shahzad> i need tc, tk, g++, gcc etc etc related packages are required
[07:31] <Flannel> shahzad: those are all in the regular repositories.
[07:32] <shahzad> but i unable to found the complete list which i found in my previous installed ubuntu a week ago
[07:32] <Flannel> shahzad: You probably just hadn't updated it.  You don't need any third party repositories for those things.  What's your sources.list curerntly?
[07:33] <shahzad> there were a great number of available softwares now it is a very short list as compare to the prev one
[07:33] <ProfOak> Is transmission supposed to lag if left on for too long? If it usually does, can you name some clients that won't slow my computer down.
[07:33] <shahzad> i updated it, reload it but still not get
[07:33] <Flannel> shahzad: Alright, well, let's solve that problem then, instead of just trying to put a bandaid over the symptoms.
[07:34] <shahzad> k thanx flannel: tell me wt to do
[07:34] <Flannel> shahzad: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[07:34] <shahzad> 9 jaunty
[07:35] <Flannel> shahzad: alright, Do you still have your original sources.list handy? We'd like to get it back to the default.
[07:35] <shahzad> ye i hv my orig one
[07:36] <Flannel> shahzad: alright, go ahead and remove whatever you've got in there now and set it back to default.  Save it, and then in a terminal pastebin the output of the following command: sudo apt-get update
[07:36] <gartral> ProfOak: all P2P clients will take whatever resources are available, if you want too throttle it, renice it
[07:36] <gadolinio> hi
[07:37] <stryker> anyone know of good MMORPG linux games?
[07:37] <Guest19258> transmission works
[07:37] <Guest19258> no matter
[07:37] <gartral> !enter | Guest19258
[07:37] <shahzad> how could i get default enteries back in source.list
[07:38] <Flannel> shahzad: edit your sources.list, and then paste in the default ones
[07:38] <stryker> any MMORPG games you can recommend?
[07:38] <Guest19258> oki ubottu.
[07:39] <shahzad> i open my source list and now how could i roll back the enteries i did in it
[07:39] <thiebaude> Guest19258, ubottu is a bot
[07:40] <Flannel> shahzad: Just delete whatever you've added to it.
[07:41] <shahzad> these are mixed with default ones
[07:41] <Guest19258> http://www.sourceslist.org/
[07:41] <shahzad> i dont know what are orig and what are newer
[07:41] <nickrud> shahzad, http://aphroneo.net/jaunty-sources.list are some you can compare
[07:41] <nickrud> hi flannel
[07:41] <blognewb_> hi guys can someone interpret the solution in this thread, this could be the solution to my imagick issue... http://forums.cpanel.net/f7/imagemagick-pecl-install-breaks-126257.html
[07:42] <blognewb_> what did he do to fix the 'make' error in installing pecl imagic?
[07:42] <Flannel> nickrud: Howdy
[07:42] <bazhang> nickrud, !!
[07:42] <nickrud> bazhang! howya doin'?
[07:43] <blognewb_> hi
[07:43] <shahzad> k i did it
[07:43] <shahzad> now i got the default list
[07:43] <Flannel> shahzad: alright, save it, and then pastebin the output of sudo apt-get update
[07:43] <Guest19258> aptitue install php5-imagick
[07:43]  * credobyte is back.
[07:43] <Guest19258> d
[07:44] <shahzad> k i execute the update command
[07:44] <shahzad> executed
[07:44] <om26er> how to remove the encircled logo in the top panel http://yfrog.com/0fscreenshotcarp
[07:44] <Flannel> shahzad: right, pastebin the output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[07:46] <shahzad> k i pastebin the output
[07:46] <shahzad> how did u get it ?
[07:46] <Flannel> shahzad: you pastebin it, get the URL, and give us the URL by saying it in this channel
[07:47] <shahzad> http://paste.ubuntu.com/243398/
[07:47] <om26er> is there a way to remove that logo
[07:47] <Flannel> shahzad: Alright, so, do you remember any of the packages you thought you didn't have?
[07:48] <shahzad> no not specifically
[07:48] <Sinister> i have a bunch of mp3s with the same track number is there anyway to remove just the number 01 with rm ?
[07:48] <Flannel> shahzad: Well, I don't think you'll be missing any of them, so, lets go ahead and install build-essential, which will give you gcc and g++, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[07:48] <shahzad> but as i said when i searched tk, tcl, gcc, or g++, it showed me the long list but now it z a very short as compare to that one
[07:49] <Guest19258> shahzad: use synaptic
[07:49] <shahzad> hmmm i also found last time compiz-config-manager which is not here now also
[07:49] <shahzad> yeah in synaptic
[07:51] <Flannel> shahzad: it's compizconfig-settings-manager
[07:51] <Guest19258> so what's about php5-imagick
[07:51] <shahzad> yes
[07:51] <shahzad> but last time when i search that it was on the top but now it is not at all
[07:52] <Quiznos> mornin
[07:52] <Flannel> shahzad: If you're searching for compiz-config-manager, it won't show up, since that's not anywhere in it.
[07:52] <blognewb_> hello everyone can you guys help me figure out what's the code for installing: version 2.2.x of imagick from http://pecl.php.net/get/imagick-2.2.2.tgz ?
[07:52] <shahzad> it is one of the example i remember, as i said there were very huge list which i unable to view now
[07:53] <vir1omi> i am trying to install frostwire on top jaunty, and i am having some issues. after clicking download from frostwires site it opened the window to down load it through GDebi package installer. and after clicking install it claims i cant install it as there is another package manager open. however i do not obviously have one open and i checked in the terminal for any of the package managers for it and couldnt find something that seemed obviou
[07:53] <Quiznos> vir1omi chk for winders hiding winders; i see this with opera all the time; it might be the wm set to raise-win-on-mouse-within type setting
[07:54] <shahzad> so now what could i do to get that bigi list back to my synaptec
[07:54] <Quiznos> vir1omi if that's the case, then you want click-to-raise
[07:55] <richardcavell> Is it possible in empathy to switch off unsolicited instant messages from people I don't know?
[07:55] <shahzad> flannel are u wid me?
[07:55] <Quiznos> should be
[07:55] <Quiznos> lose someone?
[07:56] <Apollo2366> Quiznos, what are winders?
[07:56] <Quiznos> Apollo2366 dimensional limits with an outline on the glass/lcd :)
[07:56] <Flannel> shahzad: you have access to all of the software in main, restricted, and universe, which is almost everything in the repositories.  I guarantee to you that you'll have 95% of the same results.
[07:56] <kindofabuzz> hey you by the winder, j'eat yet?
[07:56] <Quiznos> i'm fo0ding now tyvm
[07:57] <Quiznos> vir1omi
[07:58] <shahzad> you wanna say that the list i send you included everything not missing even upto 10 %
[07:58] <shahzad> ?
[07:58] <Quiznos> m0r0n are you for real?
[07:58] <m0r0n> Yes.
[07:58] <Quiznos> wow; an honest, self-confesing mo-ron :)
[07:58] <Quiznos> glad to meet ya
[07:58] <StupidWeasel> Well you do already have a StupidWeasel ;3
[07:59] <vir1omi> sorry. quiznos. i was still looking at what you said earlier
[07:59] <m0r0n> What's a program that I can write Java in? I dislike eclipse, I'm used to Dr. Java. What should I get?
[07:59] <Quiznos> vir1omi ok; holding
[07:59] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> what is that terminal called that have a dollarsign as icon?
[07:59] <kindofabuzz> eclipse
[07:59] <vir1omi> how would one go about looking for a window hidden in a window?
[07:59] <Quiznos> minimise the top-down
[07:59] <m0r0n> Quiznos: See I figure people won't say dumbass to me if I get something wrong since I have already proclaimed myself as a moron.
[07:59] <Quiznos> m0r0n heh yea :)
[07:59] <shahzad> flannel:???
[08:00] <Flannel> shahzad: what?
[08:00] <shahzad> you wanna say that the list i send you included everything not missing even upto 10 %
[08:00] <kindofabuzz> m0r0n, thers are alot of choices, eclipse and netbeans to name a few
[08:00] <Flannel> shahzad: sure
[08:00] <Flannel> shahzad: pastebin it
[08:00] <Quiznos> m0r0n i prefer smart asses to anything else :) they're more fun
[08:00] <Quiznos> sarcasm is a lost art
[08:01] <vir1omi> would you mind explaining top-down. i apologise for all these basic questions. im still trying to learn how to use linux.
[08:01] <Quiznos> vir1omi sure, most visible window first until you get to the root window
[08:01] <stevierabie> hi
[08:01] <stevierabie> join my facebook group
[08:01] <stevierabie> http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Beach/108505862581?ref=ts
[08:01] <Quiznos> vir1omi the most stoopit questin is the one not asked.
[08:01] <stevierabie> http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Beach/108505862581?ref=ts
[08:01] <FloodBot2> stevierabie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:01] <m0r0n> kindofabuzz: Installing Netbeans as we speak, thanks.
[08:01] <shahzad> http://paste.ubuntu.com/243414/
[08:01] <Quiznos> buhbai
[08:01] <shahzad> what about this list
[08:01] <Flannel> !offtopic
[08:02] <shahzad> flannel: could it be more for me ???
[08:02] <stevierabie> http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Beach/108505862581?ref=ts
[08:02] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> hmm, im not sure i got it: what is that terminal called that have a dollarsign as icon?
[08:02] <Quiznos> baaaaaarfuuuuuu cmd.exe? :)
[08:02] <stevierabie> join my facebook group please!!
[08:02] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> lul
[08:02] <Quiznos> Miranda!!!
[08:02] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> cmon
[08:02] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> =P
[08:02] <kindofabuzz> baaaaaarfuuuuuu, that's probably the sh shell
[08:03] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> how can i install it?
[08:03] <Flannel> Quiznos: Please stop.  Take chatting elsewhere, perhaps #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:03] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> =P
[08:03] <Quiznos> thats not a dollar icon. that the ps1 prompt
[08:03] <Quiznos> ok
[08:03]  * Quiznos skulks
[08:03] <Quiznos> vir1omi where ya at now?
[08:03] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> the icon is glossy
[08:03] <vir1omi> Quiznos, you meant for me to minimize all the windows yes? untill i was down to the desktop?
[08:04] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> and the terminal is minimalistic
[08:04] <Quiznos> vir1omi yes
[08:04] <Flannel> shahzad: there wouldn't be significant additions from those, no.
[08:04] <Offoffoff> I have INTEL G45 (v. 2.7 driver, new xorg) and 3D Blender. And I see some artifacts in main window. Is here someone who has the same problem?
[08:04] <vir1omi> Quiznos, alrighty. i did that then. nothing out of the ordanary. didnt find anything new
[08:04] <Quiznos> ok good
[08:04] <Quiznos> whats the prob again?
[08:04] <nomad77> baaaaaarfuuuuuu: probly xfce4;s "Terminal"
[08:04] <Quiznos> no short term ram here
[08:04] <Apollo2366> Offoffoff, not really. You could ask in #blender, though
[08:04] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> yea
[08:05] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> thats it
[08:05] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> apt-get install teminal ?
[08:05] <blognewb_> hi guys what's the difference between aptitude and apt-get ?
[08:05] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> terminal*
[08:05] <m0r0n> kindofabuzz:  Ya... why wont Netbeans, like eclipse, let me have a System.out.println("hello"); to work?
[08:05] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> same sing different name
[08:05] <vir1omi> Quiznos, trying to install frostwire i cant install it as there is a other package manager up, but i cant find the other package manager any where
[08:05] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> =P
[08:05] <Offoffoff> Apollo2366: Alright.
[08:05] <lstarnes> blognewb_: aptitude is more advanced
[08:06] <kindofabuzz> m0r0n, i know nothing about java, they probably do, the problem is probably your code
[08:06] <lstarnes> blognewb_: plus when invoked witn no arguments it provides an interactive frontend
[08:06] <nomad77> baaaaaarfuuuuuu: sudo apt-get install xfce4-terminal probly
[08:06] <Quiznos> vir1omi ok, in term/shell do, ps fax, and review running apps
[08:06] <m0r0n> kindofabuzz: I didn't write anything. All I want is a simple print of "hello".
[08:06] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> thx
[08:06] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> really thx
[08:06] <kindofabuzz> m0r0n, if you're just starting to program, your best bet would be to just use gedit or something
[08:06] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> =)
[08:06] <baaaaaarfuuuuuu> i like the look of it
[08:07] <Apollo2366> m0r0n, do you have a pastebin of your code?
[08:07] <m0r0n> kindofabuzz: I know how to use java, this program I have no clue
[08:07] <kindofabuzz> m0r0n, read the docs
[08:07] <Teclys> if I close my laptop screen, the computer will not turn back on. does anyone know a way to prevent this?
[08:07] <kindofabuzz> and learn a real language =)
[08:08] <m0r0n> Apollo2366: http://pastebin.com/d26803d0c
[08:08] <Kendaph99> hi, Im new to Linux and have installed 9.04 and its great.  Im trying to get Full Tilt poker going under Wine and get the error
[08:08] <Kendaph99> >SetupNew\setup.cpp (135)
[08:08] <Kendaph99> PAPP:
[08:08] <Kendaph99> PVENDOR:
[08:08] <Kendaph99> PGUID:
[08:08] <FloodBot2> Kendaph99: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:08] <m0r0n> kindofabuzz: I will once I master Java, learning it in school, I have one more year of Java then I will move on
[08:09] <Tech-Mike> synaptic prob, multiple "translation-en_US" fails...how can i fix this - its VERY annoying...every check/update it hangs
[08:09] <vaysu> hai anyone plz tell which is the best IRC client for ubuntu
[08:09] <Apollo2366> m0r0n, what? That's it? Where's your main() ?
[08:09] <sebsebseb> !best |  vaysu
[08:09] <sebsebseb> vaysu: Konversation is rather nice :)
[08:10] <Laibsch> Can somebody help me understand why I can access a cheap NAS box I have with hardy and jaunty smbclient, but not the karmic one? -> bug 407583
[08:10] <Apollo2366> vaysu, I use LostIRC. I like it
[08:10] <nomad77> !irc
[08:10] <kindofabuzz> Laibsch, #ubuntu+1 is where you need to be
[08:10] <kamalnandan> can i ask ubuntu paackaging questions here?
[08:11] <sebsebseb> Apollo2366: not heard of it
[08:11] <Flannel> kamalnandan: #ubuntu-motu might be a better place
[08:11] <Laibsch> kindofabuzz: you're probably right
[08:11] <Laibsch> cu
[08:11] <blognewb_> Is there a comprehensive bash command ref good for ubuntu/linux dumb asses like me?
[08:11] <Apollo2366> sebsebseb, it's in the repos.
[08:12] <vaysu> tnx guys
[08:12] <sebsebseb> Apollo2366:  oh ok ty
[08:12] <m0r0n> Apollo2366: Beh. I don't know this program added things that I didn't want so I deleted everything sorry, added a main http://pastebin.com/d60cbffc9
[08:12] <m0r0n> Apollo2366: Wait a sec actually.
[08:12] <vir1omi> Quiznos: looking through this list im not seeing aptitutude or synpatic anything. could you help give me an idea of what i am looking for on this list if its not either of those?
[08:13] <Apollo2366> blognewb_ http://www.tldp.org/guides.html Look for "Advanced Bash scripting guide" or one of the many others
[08:13] <Quiznos> vir1omi not really; there's not other manager running that shouldnt be?
[08:13] <kindofabuzz> great guide there
[08:13] <Quiznos> s/not/no
[08:13] <kindofabuzz> blognewb_, it's actually http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ i had it bookmarked
[08:14] <vir1omi> Quiznos: not at all. i thought maybe i had accidentally brought it up somehow and closed everything down and rebooted and still got the same response from it. thats when it was the onlything on the screen aside from firefox
[08:14] <kindofabuzz> blognewb_, more basic one http://tille.garrels.be/training/bash/index.html
[08:14] <Quiznos> vir1omi ok
[08:15] <kindofabuzz> blognewb_, and http://www.hypexr.org/bash_tutorial.php
[08:15] <blognewb_> thank you kindofabuzz Apollo2366
[08:15] <blognewb_> what's -y for though?
[08:15] <kindofabuzz> yes
[08:15] <blognewb_> i can't find it
[08:15] <Quiznos> vir1omi well, you could restart the de? or x11?
[08:15] <vir1omi> Quiznos, de and x11?
[08:15] <kindofabuzz> blognewb_, like apt-get install -y foo?
[08:15] <nomad77> blognewb_: for general cmds this is ok  http://www.justlinux.com/nhf/Command_Reference
[08:16] <vir1omi> what are those?
[08:16] <kindofabuzz> means answer yes to any yes/no questions
[08:16] <Quiznos> de=desktop (gnome/kde), x11 Xwindow; the gooey itself
[08:16] <blognewb_> yes
[08:16] <Flannel> kindofabuzz, blognewb_: you generally don't want to assume yes to things like that.  Since often the questions will be unexpected/dangerous/etc
[08:16] <kindofabuzz> exactly
[08:16] <Apollo2366> !x11 | vir1omi
[08:16] <blognewb_> like this Flannel > sudo aptitude -y install php5-cgi php5-mysql php5-xcache php5-common php5-dev php5-sqlite php5-tidy php5-xmlrpc php5-xsl php5-mcrypt php5-curl php5-gd php5-memcache php5-mhash php5-pspell php5-snmp php5-sqlite libmagick9-dev php5-cli php5-xcache
[08:17] <m0r0n> Apollo2366: Ok so how do I run it now that I have fixed my thousand problems
[08:17] <blognewb_> i was following that tute to a T
[08:17] <blognewb_> is that not good?
[08:17] <blognewb_> http://www.guvnr.com/web/web-dev/speed-up-vps-config-php-xcache/
[08:17] <Apollo2366> m0r0n, can I see your revised code first?
[08:18] <nickrud> that particular use of -y isn't a problem, but it's still something you don't do lightly
[08:18] <m0r0n> Apollo2366: Stole my code from something I made in class http://pastebin.com/d639171b8
[08:20] <Apollo2366> m0r0n, that looks good to me. Are you asking me how to compile in whatever IDE you're using?
[08:21] <Kendaph99> Im  neeeeewbe can someone have a look at this - http://paste.ubuntu.com/243436/
[08:22] <m0r0n> Apollo2366:  Netbeans, ya I don't understand this program whatsoever I'm too use to Dr. Java
[08:23] <Flannel> Kendaph99: Try asking in #winehq (/join #winehq)
[08:23] <Apollo2366> m0r0n, have you ever programmed without an IDE or have you always had one? And also, Idk. I've never used netbeans
[08:24] <m0r0n> Apollo2366: Nope, what do you use? Eclipse?
[08:25] <blognewb_> hello..? how do i install a package from a specific url? "sudo pecl install imagick" installs 2.3.x but i wanna install 2.2 from http://pecl.php.net/get/imagick-2.2.2.tgz is it possible? :(
[08:25] <Apollo2366> m0r0n, I try to stay away from IDE's. I've always just used a text editor and a CLI compiler. With java, I used the one that came with the SDK
[08:27] <m0r0n> Apollo2366: I'm still learning so errors are common as you just saw, so finding errors with an IDE will kill me
[08:29] <Apollo2366> m0r0n, I'd recommend staying away from an IDE until you really have use of it. That is to say when you're developing very large applications.
[08:30] <m0r0n> Apollo2366: Ok so say I wrote some code in a text, how would I comple and run it?
[08:30] <quizme> what does "!" do in bash?
[08:30] <Apollo2366> Uh, first try "man javac" in terminal and see if it comes up with anything. That's the command in windows. Idk if it's the same in ubuntu
[08:31] <Apollo2366> m0r0n, inb4
[08:31] <kindofabuzz> m0r0n, what don't you go to #java or something like that?
[08:31] <quizme> sudo find /vol/{lib,log}/mysql ! -user root -print0 | xargs -0 -r chgrp mysql   <--- what does the "!" do ?
[08:32] <Dulak> quizme: ! is logical not, so it means not owned by user root
[08:33] <Apollo2366> quizme, ask in #bash, they should know
[08:33] <Apollo2366> nvm, just saw Dulak's answer
[08:33] <kindofabuzz> quizme, like != means not equal
[08:33] <Quiznos> quizme find's ! negates next
[08:33] <quizme> oh thanks
[08:35] <kj4> hello all
[08:35] <Guest19258> hello
[08:36] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[08:37] <Veratyr9> after my computer's been on for an extended time, audio stops working.  volume is up including pcm. where to start trouble shootnig?
[08:37] <Quiznos> fg56lx packet lag from the net?  i get taht too when i'm downl;oading too much
[08:37] <fg56lx> Quiznos: it happens even when the only program i have open is w/e media player im using.
[08:37] <Quiznos> hmm ok
[08:38] <Quiznos> fg56lx on dialup? :)
[08:38] <fg56lx> Quiznos: No. And what does that have to do with playing media i already have on my drive?
[08:38] <blognewb_> how do i doo this? -> m using the current stable imagemagick package, but I must have unmasked
[08:38] <blognewb_> pecl-imagick a long time and forgotten about it. I removed the entry from my
[08:38] <blognewb_> keywords file and all is well.
[08:38] <macgyver_> quick question (I am fighting with xorg right now) how do I set my machine to start and NOT load GDM? I would like to have to typre "startx"
[08:39] <Quiznos> oh; ok , what about cpu too busy or IO too busy?
[08:39] <Quiznos> fg56lx
[08:39] <Kendaph99> I'm loving the look of Ubuntu, only problem sometimes the screen goes scrambled
[08:39] <Quiznos> macgyver change the initdefault in etc/inittab if it's currently :5:
[08:39] <fg56lx> Quiznos: Thats what I thought too. But it never goes over 15-20 % cpu usage while its doing this odd skipping
[08:39] <alourie|work> hello
[08:40] <Quiznos> fg56lx ok, what else is running?
[08:40] <Quiznos> fg56lx q.v. usr/bin/iostat
[08:40] <gianni> Ciao a tutti
[08:41] <fg56lx> Quiznos: "q.v"
[08:41] <fg56lx> ?
[08:41] <Quiznos> quod vide (latin for which see)
[08:41] <macgyver_> I want RL 3 yes?
[08:41] <Quiznos> 3 is good
[08:41] <Quiznos> non-gooey run level
[08:41] <macgyver_> Quiznos, cheers
[08:41] <Quiznos> yw
[08:41] <macgyver_> friggin xorg driving me mad
[08:42] <macgyver_> hmm
[08:42] <macgyver_> I dont have an /etc/inittab
[08:42] <ee99ee> I'm trying to run gtk-gnutella to be used over SSH via CLI. The only documentation I can find refers to the GUI interface. Does anyone know where can I find how to use this application from CLI?
[08:42] <blognewb_> frogzoo1: error: 'CosineEvaluateOperator' undeclared (first use in this function) on sudo pecl install imagick
[08:42] <fg56lx> Quiznos: Im a bit confused about what youre asking me to do.
[08:43] <Blizzerand> Will 32 bit Ubuntu download work in an 64 bit architecture
[08:43] <Quiznos> fg56lx IO would be a serious bottleneck, after being the expected one too.  iostat would show what is causing neck
[08:43] <lstarnes> Blizzerand: yes
[08:43] <iceroot> ee99ee: man?
[08:43] <Quiznos> fg56lx iostat is similiar in what it does compared to netstat, lsof and fuser
[08:44] <Quiznos> fg56lx it shows who is doing what
[08:44] <Blizzerand> lstarnes : So what is the need of providing 32 or 64 bit option at the bottom of the download page
[08:44] <lstarnes> Blizzerand: the 32-bit version can't access certain processor features that require 64 bits
[08:45] <lstarnes> Blizzerand: for example, most 32-bit operating systems only support up to about 4 GB of RAM
[08:45] <fg56lx> Quiznos: Ok, installed that and ran that, what am I looking for?
[08:45] <lstarnes> Blizzerand: but 64-bit ones can access far more
[08:45] <Blizzerand> lstarnes : oh
[08:45] <Quiznos> fg56lx hogs
[08:45] <fg56lx> Nothing is unusually high.
[08:46] <Quiznos> ok
[08:46] <Quiznos> check free output
[08:46] <blognewb_> hello..? how do i install a package from a specific url? "sudo pecl install imagick" installs 2.3.x but i wanna install 2.2 from http://pecl.php.net/get/imagick-2.2.2.tgz is it possible? :(
[08:46] <bazhang> blognewb_, download the tgz
[08:46] <fg56lx> Quiznos: What is free output?
[08:46] <Quiznos> mem usage
[08:46] <blognewb_> bazhang: im using PuTTy
[08:47] <blognewb_> install via PuTTy...?
[08:47] <iceroot> blognewb_: download the tgz with wget
[08:47] <sarmisak> blognewb_: use wget
[08:47] <bazhang> blognewb_, wget
[08:47] <blognewb_> wget  http://pecl.php.net/get/imagick-2.2.2.tgz like that?
[08:47] <lydio> how can i setting sound in my laptop presario cq35 for ubuntu 9.04
[08:47] <iceroot> blognewb_: yes
[08:47] <sarmisak> blognewb_: yes
[08:47] <blognewb_> no need for sudo?
[08:47] <iceroot> blognewb_: why?
[08:48] <blognewb_> sudo pecl wget  http://pecl.php.net/get/imagick-2.2.2.tgz
[08:48] <blognewb_> ?
[08:48] <iceroot> blognewb_: wget is a download-manager
[08:48] <iceroot> blognewb_: not an installer
[08:48] <iceroot> blognewb_: man wget
[08:48] <blognewb_> im a dumb
[08:48] <bazhang> blognewb_, wget is a downloader
[08:48] <iceroot> blognewb_: just downlad the package with wget, extract it, look for a readme to install
[08:48] <blognewb_> iceroot: via putty?
[08:48] <iceroot> blognewb_: why not?
[08:49] <fg56lx> Quiznos: Im almost 100% sure it has absolutely nothing to do with something killing my resources. Like i said, nothing is insanely high and a dual core amd machine with 3gb ram shouldnt have a problem with simple audio playback,
[08:49] <iceroot> blognewb_: with ssh (putty) you have full system-features like your a sitting infront of the pc
[08:49] <Quiznos> fg56lx ok
[08:49] <Quiznos> fg56lx perhaps the sound data is disorderly?
[08:49] <macgyver_> man this is driving me insnae
[08:50] <macgyver_> insane even
[08:50] <blognewb_> me too
[08:50] <fg56lx> Quiznos: In the actual media file?
[08:50] <iceroot> blognewb_: but why need an old version? using apt-get is much better (and safer because of updates)
[08:50] <Quiznos> yes
[08:51] <blognewb_> iceroot: because i am getting an error "make not found
[08:51] <Quiznos> fg56lx we've eliminated alot so far; if its not the data then its the app that has a prob
[08:51] <iceroot> blognewb_: sudo apt-get install make
[08:51] <puremichael> anyone knows why i can't give focus to a window by clicking inside it? focusing only works if i click on the titlebar
[08:51] <blognewb_> i meant "ERROR: `make' failed
[08:51] <blognewb_> @iceroot
[08:51] <Quiznos> puremichael use another wm that does twhat youwant
[08:51] <iceroot> blognewb_: why need make if you install with apt-get?
[08:51] <blognewb_> i have build-essentials
[08:51] <fg56lx> Quiznos: Its not the data. I've played all these files countless times before and they have never had problems. And it does it on every app I have.
[08:52] <blognewb_> iceroot: uh
[08:52] <Quiznos> fg56lx ok
[08:52] <blognewb_> iceroot: http://pastebin.com/m74ca08ae
[08:52] <puremichael> Quiznos, up until yesterday it worked in default ubuntu
[08:52] <Quiznos> fg56lx that leaves hardware.
[08:52] <macgyver_> 1 x laptop with external display, I get 2 desktops with tool bars on both screens, I cannot move an open application to screen 2, and if I open an application on screen 2 it actually opens up on screen 1!!! WTF???
[08:52] <blognewb_> im frustrated
[08:52] <Quiznos> puremichael then undo the change you made
[08:52] <fg56lx> Quiznos: I couldn't see why it would break already, This machine isnt even 4 months old.
[08:52] <Quiznos> fg56lx like, parity error
[08:53] <Quiznos> fg56lx yea
[08:53] <fg56lx> And, audio on live cds run fine.
[08:53] <TannerS> is there a virus scanner app that could scan music files for win32 viruses
[08:53] <Quiznos> fg56lx stray neutron?
[08:53] <blognewb_> http://forums.cpanel.net/f7/imagemagick-pecl-install-breaks-126257.html
[08:54] <Quiznos> fg56lx if not that then it's God; are you playing the music backwards and worshipping created things? L:)~
[08:54] <iceroot> blognewb_: i will have a look
[08:54] <blognewb_> thanls!
[08:54] <blognewb_> sigh i couldnt fix this since 4pm today
[08:54] <blognewb_> i meant ive been tryin to look for a soln since 4
[08:56] <macgyver_> does anyone here have a Toshiba laptop, running 9.04 and using an external display?
[08:56] <iceroot> !anyone | macgyver_
[08:56] <iceroot> blognewb_: hm, looks strange
[08:56] <blognewb_> ye im so unfortunate
[08:57] <macgyver_> iceroot, that IS my question
[08:57] <macgyver_> :)
[08:57] <macgyver_> my next question would be how the hell did they get it to work
[08:57] <macgyver_> becuase for 3 weeks now, nothin....
[08:57] <macgyver_> driving me mad!
[08:57] <iceroot> macgyver_: ... just ask what you are doing, what are the erros and so on
[08:58] <macgyver_> I did
 1 x laptop with external display, I get 2 desktops with tool bars on both screens, I cannot move an open application to screen 2, and if I open an application on screen 2 it actually opens up on screen 1!!! WTF???
[08:58] <blognewb_> iceroot: sudo apt-get install libmagick9-dev
[08:58] <blognewb_> WOWOWAEEwa
[08:58] <blognewb_> i think it's been solved
[08:58] <iceroot> blognewb_: working?
[08:58] <iceroot> blognewb_: nice
[08:58] <nnx> Hi.  Can anyone tell me what a partial upgrade is?  Will it actually upgrade my distribution version?
[08:59] <blognewb_> i still have yet to try lulz
[08:59] <blognewb_> wait
[08:59] <Quiznos> fg56lx i'm crashing, gotta sleep. good luck
[08:59] <vir1omi> my frostwire install fails to run, here's the CLI output: <http://pastebin.com/d4a2fbaa>
[09:00] <iceroot> macgyver_: so you dont want to clone, you want extend your desktop with 1 xserver (one gnome running)?
[09:00] <ar10> vir1omi, you checked that it's not a corrupt frostwire download, right?
[09:00] <blognewb_> iceroot: didn't work :\
[09:00] <nnx> Also, I have an old Gateway 2000, Pentium III 1 GHz, 512 MB RAM, GeForce2 MX, and a lot of HD.  Any suggestions on what version of Ubuntu to put on it?  It's running kinda slow on 8.04.
[09:01] <blognewb_> "You should explicitly select one to install.
[09:01] <macgyver_> iceroot, correct
[09:01] <blognewb_> ejv: Package libmagick9-dev has no installation candidate"
[09:01] <iceroot> macgyver_: can you paste your xorg.conf?
[09:01] <vir1omi> ar10: how would i go about checking that?
[09:01] <macgyver_> iceroot, we did try and enable xinerama but I just get a black screen instead of X
[09:02] <ar10> vir1omi, try downloading it again, and see if that fixes it.
[09:02] <macgyver_> iceroot, http://pastebin.com/d4b072518
[09:02] <Apollo2366> ar10, he did. It fixed it.
[09:02] <ar10> ar10, if the website you downloaded it from has its md5sum, it can be checked without re-downloading
[09:03] <macgyver_> iceroot, be right back, wife needs me (preggers and all that stuff... must obey)
[09:03] <ar10> Apollo2366, alright. I'm curious, how did you find out? ;)
[09:04] <Apollo2366> ar10, Pidgin
[09:04] <iceroot> macgyver_: tried sudo aticonfig --initial=dual-head --screen-layout=right  ?
[09:06] <iceroot> macgyver_: dont have ati, so i cant test, i am using twinview with nvidia
[09:07] <iceroot> macgyver_: also have a look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221174
[09:07] <Brandon> how do i use run files?
[09:07] <blognewb_> damn there's a lot of issues with 9.04
[09:07] <blognewb_> what is up! zomg i cant get any unluckier than this
[09:07] <pseudohack> does anyone know how to get skype to work on 64 bit
[09:08] <Brandon> or any type of parralles
[09:08] <Brandon> based programs?
[09:10] <Brandon> Hello?
[09:10] <purplenurple> pseudohack, install medubuntu
[09:10] <purplenurple> skype works fine for me on x64
[09:11] <pseudohack> thnx
[09:11] <purplenurple> Brandon, what do you mean run files?
[09:11] <purplenurple> can you explain more
[09:12] <Brandon> there is this file called parallels-server-3.0.2150.92060.run but i don't know how to use it.
[09:12] <iceroot> sounds like mac
[09:12] <MiKeY> Ok QUestion. is there a disc i can make with all the ubuntu packages on it. So i can not have to download from internet
[09:12] <onats> when i go to certain sites on ubuntu, i am unable to access the pages, but when i access it using windows in virtual box (on the same machine), I am able to go to these pages...
[09:12] <MiKeY> cause i dont have wifi on ubuntu yet
[09:13] <Brandon> REEFER!
[09:13] <Brandon> you SOB
[09:13] <MiKeY> BRANDON
[09:13] <Dulak> Brandon: do chmod +x parallels-server-3.0.2150.92060.run and then run it
[09:13] <Brandon> okay
[09:13] <Brandon> trying it now.
[09:13] <MiKeY> Is there a package disk i can make?
[09:13] <MiKeY> Cause i currently dont have internet i use unsecured wifi
[09:13] <MiKeY> and i cant find networks on ubuntu
[09:14] <MiKeY> only on windows
[09:14] <Brandon> MiKeY what version of Ubuntu are  you using?
[09:14] <purplenurple> Brandon, parallels is a virtualization app for osX
[09:14] <MiKeY> 9.04
[09:15] <macgyver_> iceroot, yeps, I tried tried sudo aticonfig --initial=dual-head --screen-layout=right thats how I got the current config
[09:15] <Brandon> yeah but there is a parallels for Linux yet..
[09:16] <mikebeecham> hi there...does anyone know of there's a way to put a semi-transparent background panel behind some conky text?
[09:17] <Dr_Willis> mikebeecham:  not sure thats doable.. You might be able to force conky to be semi-transparent also... but i doubt it.
[09:17] <mikebeecham> hmmm
[09:17] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-setup-parallels-virtualization-software-in-ubuntu.html Brandon
[09:17] <mikebeecham> Dr_Willis: thanks anyway :(
[09:17] <Dr_Willis> mikebeecham:  could alwyas check the conky forums.
[09:17] <mikebeecham> Dr_Willis: will do that
[09:17] <Dr_Willis> mikebeecham:  ya got to rember the conky was around befor transparent stuff was common :)
[09:18] <Brandon> okay when i do it i get this error.. The software require the hardware virtualization, technology (VTx or AMD-V).
[09:19] <Dr_Willis> Brandon:  what software.. ? :)
[09:20] <iceroot> Brandon: why not using virtualbox? (dont know parallels)
[09:21] <Brandon> never used virtualbox i think..
[09:21] <Dr_Willis> Virtualbox works quite well.
[09:21] <iceroot> Brandon: try it :) its a good one (and in the repos)
[09:21] <Brandon> and how do i get said Virtualbox?
[09:21] <iceroot> Brandon: there is a free version without usb-support and a not-free version with usb-support (free as in freedom)
[09:22] <lstarnes> !virtualbox | Brandon
[09:22] <alnuvola> salve
[09:22] <sriramoman> hi guys
[09:22] <vijay1> hi
[09:22] <bazhang> Brandon, from the repos; sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[09:22] <ice_cream> !x86 > ice_cream
[09:23] <iceroot> ice_cream: x86 = all architektus like 386, 486, 586, 686
[09:23] <ice_cream> i guess i'm wondering what isnt x86
[09:23] <sriramoman> if virtualbox-guest software is installed its much faster than qemu with kqemu, imho!
[09:23]  * ice_cream nods
[09:23] <sriramoman> ice_cream: x86 includes all 32 bit arch processors
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. Vitualbox is so easy to get going.. i gave up trying qemu :)
[09:23] <ice_cream> but i think i recall something about amd64 arch also being able to run x86 stuff
[09:23]  * sriramoman agrees with Dr_Willis
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> 64bit virtualbox can do 32bit os's :)
[09:24] <iceroot> sriramoman:  wrong, x86 != all 32bit cpus
[09:25] <sriramoman> iceroot: I wasn't sure if there's some exclusion in the list
[09:25] <iceroot> sriramoman: ppc is also 32bit, like some sparcs
[09:25] <sriramoman> vijay1: you may ask doubts here
[09:25] <iceroot> but old sparcs
[09:26] <ice_cream> pretty much every processor these days can handle an OS made for x86?
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> except for the ARM ones :)
[09:26] <vijay1> hw to install themes in ubuntu
[09:26] <iceroot> ice_cream: yes, you cant buy sparc on normal ways, and ppc died
[09:26] <ice_cream> ok, thx
[09:27] <iceroot> Dr_Willis: ah yes, forgot arm
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> PPC's not dead.. its just.. gotten very.. weird...
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> :P
[09:27] <iceroot> Dr_Willis: its dead :)
[09:27] <sriramoman> vijay1: go to gnome-look.org
[09:27] <velcroshooz> ps3 runs ppc ..hardly dead
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> iceroot:  its in the PS3 so its not dead yet! :0
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> they just decided to fancyify the name
[09:28] <iceroot> Dr_Willis: hm, that is 100% ppc?
[09:28] <Dr_Willis> iceroot: 800% i think.. it has 8 cell processors that are ppc  if i recall right. :)
[09:28] <iceroot> Dr_Willis: ok, so let me correct. in the pc-world, ppc is dead
[09:29] <tomoyuki28jp> The best way to use Windows on my ubuntu is using VMWare server?
[09:29] <iceroot> tomoyuki28jp:
[09:29] <Dr_Willis> tomoyuki28jp:  i run windows in virtualbox on linux
[09:29] <sriramoman> vijay1: then select the theme under your desired type
[09:29] <nnx> Does anyone know what a 'partial upgrade' means?
[09:29] <Dr_Willis> vmware can do it also.
[09:29] <iceroot> tomoyuki28jp: no, its virtualbox
[09:29] <root_> tomoyuki28jp: or wvware workstation
[09:29] <sriramoman> vijay1: you have variety of configs like icon themes, wallpapers etc
[09:29] <nnx> Synaptic is insisting that I should run one before installing any package updates.
[09:29] <tomoyuki28jp> Dr_Willis: iceroot: root_: I will try virtualbox. thanks a lot!
[09:32] <iceroot> Dr_Willis: ok i have looked up. its really ppc in the ps3. nice to know
[09:33] <pmwiki> irc.debian.org
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> iceroot:  a whole munch of them...
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> :)
[09:33] <Dr_Willis> bunch
[09:33] <macgyver_> iceroot, root@MacOps:~# sudo aticonfig --query-monitor - Error: option --query-monitor is not supported when RandR 1.2 is enabled!
[09:33] <pmwiki> join #knoppixfr
[09:33] <onats> hi, how do you install a library with an .so extension?
[09:34] <macgyver_> iceroot, what does that mean??
[09:34] <zhangjm> hi,how to check ubuntu's version
[09:34] <lstarnes> zhangjm: lsb_release -a
[09:34] <Dr_Willis> Perthaps ya should use the xrandr tools instead of aticonfig?
[09:35] <ice_cream> i wish other distros had lsb_release
[09:35] <zhangjm> lstarnes: tank you I try
[09:35] <Ubuntu> oops
[09:35] <Dr_Willis> hmm if they ere lsb complaint they should. :)
[09:35] <JohnHenry> i wonder how i got that nick
[09:35] <Gumby> anyone here have problems with messed up audio over hdmi when using a nividia card?
[09:35] <Gumby> nvidia
[09:36] <JohnHenry> nop, works fine here, just make sure your using the lastest (180) drivers
[09:37] <Gumby> JohnHenry: you are using hdmi for video?
[09:37] <JohnHenry> yep
[09:37] <Gumby> hrm
[09:37] <Gumby> you using nvidia drivers or ubuntu debs?
[09:37] <zhangjm> 2 domain can to mail server ?
[09:37] <JohnHenry> Ones loaded from restricted drivers
[09:37] <Gumby> JohnHenry: and nvidia 185 drivers are out btw
[09:38] <JohnHenry> maybe ill stick with the ones i have then
[09:38] <mendez> hi
[09:39] <Kota> hello
[09:39] <MiKeY> Hey how do i know what ubuntu i downloaded
[09:39] <vjv> hi
[09:39] <MiKeY> jauny
[09:39] <mendez> i have a problem with ibernation/suspend under 9.04...
[09:39] <MiKeY> hardy
[09:39] <jussi01> MiKeY: whats the file name?
[09:40] <Kota> how do u download games like perfectworld and run it on ubuntu
[09:40] <sriramoman> vjv: hi
[09:40] <MiKeY> ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386
[09:40] <MiKeY> is that jaunty?
[09:41] <MiKeY> And is there a easyier way to download packages as i dont have internet access on that machine yet
[09:41] <blognewb_> what does this mean? "Package libmagick9-dev has no installation candidate"
[09:41] <blognewb_> any workaround?
[09:42] <Gumby> blognewb_: to find an appropriate candidate you can try apt-cache search libmagick
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> blognewb_:  i would update, upgrade, and try again
[09:42] <Brandon> MiKeY sudo apt-get install packagehere
[09:42] <jussi01> MiKeY: yes, 9.04 is jaunty
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> could be the repos are somehow out of sync
[09:43] <Gumby> Brandon: he obviously dont know the appropriate package name.
[09:43] <jussi01> blognewb_: tried "sudo apt-get update" first?
[09:43] <Dr_Willis> !find libmagick
[09:43] <Gumby> blognewb_: that command I gave will give you some insight as to packages with 'libmagick' in the name
[09:43] <blognewb_> jussi01: i did
[09:43] <Brandon> Synaptic maybe
[09:44] <Gumby> he is obviously on the command line already.  why not give him a command line tool to use
[09:44] <mendez> why ubuntu 8.10 work fine with suspend and 9.04 don't work after a sfresh install without any usb device connected?
[09:44] <MiKeY> I dont have internet access
[09:44] <blognewb_> Gumby: it gave out a lot of words :O
[09:45] <blognewb_> http://pastebin.com/m4c46e105
[09:45] <Gumby> blognewb_: well, you need the dev package right? start there... apt-cache search libmagick |grep dev
[09:45] <aksci> Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 75229 bytes) in /var/www/drupal/includes/database.pgsql.inc on line!!! :O
[09:45] <unimatrix9> hi there
[09:46] <unimatrix9> how would i mount cue files and extract the contents?
[09:46] <unimatrix9> i mean bin..
[09:46] <Dr_Willis> theres cue/bin to iso converter
[09:46] <jussi01> !cue
[09:46] <unimatrix9> whats it called?
[09:46] <Dr_Willis> or i recall the fuseiso9660 (or similarey named tool can mount them)
[09:46] <Dr_Willis> !info bchunk
[09:46] <unimatrix9> cue is the file sheet for the bin file
[09:47] <jussi01> !iso
[09:47] <unimatrix9> thank you
[09:47] <Guest19258> aksci: ini_set("memory_limit",'16M');
[09:47] <Guest19258> but i'm not sure
[09:48] <blognewb_> it said libmagickwand-dev is already the newest version.
[09:48] <blognewb_> oh my jezuz
[09:49] <blognewb_> this is hard ;(
[09:49] <Dr_Willis> blognewb_:  so what are you trying to do exactly?
[09:49] <blognewb_> Dr_Willis: install the latest imagick
[09:49] <blognewb_> :'(
[09:50] <Dr_Willis> You mean COMPILE the latest imagick?
[09:50] <Dr_Willis> was this using that clpl or whatever program from earlier?
[09:50] <blognewb_> yeah
[09:50] <blognewb_> Dr_Willis: if i did wget http://pecl.php.net/get/imagick-2.2.2.tgz will it install the imagick automatically?
[09:51] <Dr_Willis> blognewb_:  not a clue about that thing...
[09:51] <aksci> Guest19258: how do i do that? where should i add this line?
[09:51] <Dr_Willis> ive never used pecl befor.
[09:51] <blognewb_> ohmy
[09:52] <alnuvola> buongiorno
[09:52] <alnuvola> vorrei dei consigli riguardo l'audio su ubuntu
[09:52] <alnuvola> come configurazione uso alsa
[09:53] <alnuvola> e come riproduttore RB
[09:53] <b0nn> hmm, not sure if this is the best #chan to ak. I have a wifi setup, but I cannot change the channel one of the clients is on
[09:53] <Gumby> man, thos crackling is quite annoying
[09:53] <b0nn> any ideas?
[09:53] <Gumby> b0nn: you're router runs on a single channel usually, not multiple
[09:54] <Gumby> so you dont change the channel of a client, you change the channel of the router.
[09:54] <blognewb_> if i installed an incomplete higher version of a package then installed lower version version afterwards, will it overwrite the incomplete higher version that had an error??
[09:54] <th0r> b0nn: the channel is determined in the wifi router. you set it there
[09:54] <OzFalcon> Anyone able to use Japanese input? I can't get it working. :-(
[09:54] <b0nn> it's an ad hoc network
[09:54] <b0nn> there are no routers per se
[09:54] <b0nn> only clients
[09:54] <th0r> b0nn: an ad-hoc network?
[09:55] <Gumby> the wifi is still on a single channel
[09:55] <b0nn> yes
[09:55] <b0nn> which channel?
[09:55] <Gumby> look on the router, could be any
[09:55] <Gumby> 1-12
[09:55] <th0r> b0nn: you can use iwconfig to set the channel in an ad-hoc network
[09:55] <b0nn> what router?
[09:55] <b0nn> yes
[09:55] <b0nn> iwconfig wlan0 channel 1-11
[09:55] <b0nn> but
[09:56] <b0nn> iwlist scan shows the channel as 7, even though I have set it to 4
[09:56] <th0r> b0nn: if I remember correctly, you have to do an ifdown and ifup after the iwconfig to reread the info
[09:56] <b0nn> yes
[09:57] <shooree> what's the best solution to mounting an .iso in order to install it through WIne?
[09:57] <Dr_Willis> !iso
[09:57] <Dr_Willis> mount it some where and access it as if it was any other directory is how i do it.
[09:58] <th0r> b0nn: also, from the man page "In Ad-Hoc mode, the frequency setting may only  be  used at  initial  cell  creation,  and may be ignored when joining an existing cell.
[09:58] <vikash> i have JMB38X cardreader
[09:58] <vikash> but its not working in ubuntu 9.04
[09:58] <vikash> its internal
[09:59] <shooree> thx Dr_Willis
[09:59] <vikash> it comes with compaq laptop
[10:01] <SDFORMAT> hello why is there no SHOCKWAVE Player for ubuntu yet or no one has made a CLONE for i
[10:01] <onats> anyone familiar with ddrescue?
[10:02] <unimatrix9> there is no hig need for it?
[10:02] <unimatrix9> high*
[10:02] <SDFORMAT> get !@#$ed
[10:02] <SDFORMAT> EVERYONE Uses Shockwave
[10:02] <SDFORMAT> Are you just retarded
[10:02] <Dr_Willis> aparently adobe dosent think its worth porting to linux
[10:03] <unimatrix9> ask adobe folks
[10:03] <Flannel> SDFORMAT: Please mind your language.
[10:03] <Dr_Willis> go ask them why they dont support it.
[10:03] <SDFORMAT> well adobe is f'ed in the head
[10:03] <unimatrix9> and no, i dont use shockwave...
[10:03] <Dr_Willis> and this is our fault somehow?
[10:03] <SDFORMAT> you dont use it because you fail@life imo -
[10:03] <Flannel> SDFORMAT: Did you have an actual support question today?  If not, there are other, more appropriate places for this discussion.
[10:03] <th0r> who unlocked the cage?
[10:04] <unimatrix9> hmm ?
[10:05] <echosystm> can anyone tell me why cgj gets installed with open office,w hen i already have sun-java6-jre installed?
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> cgj perhaps came as part of the build-essentials
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> you can have several java's installed.
[10:08] <echosystm> yeah i dont want to though dr willis
[10:08] <Dr_Willis> i think you are worring about nothing
[10:08] <onats> how do i mount a fat16/win95 partition?  http://pastebin.ca/1515539
[10:08] <Dr_Willis> onats:  several ways.. the things should have icons uou can click on to mount.
[10:09] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs
[10:10] <onats> Dr_Willis, its actual an image of a whole hard drive.. its not a physical drive.
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> You need to use the proper mount command and the  'loop' option then.
[10:10] <th0r> onats: I think the -t for fat16 is 'msdos', but don't quote me on that
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> IF its a whole hard drive You also need to give some sort of offset if theres more then 1 partition.
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> I saw that in an example in a magazine some time back.
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> !loop
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> !iso
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> sudo mount -o loop -t vfat filesystemfilename mountpoint
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> i THINK.. may work
[10:12] <th0r> Dr_Willis: I think vfat is fat32
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> vfat works for most I think.. except for ntfs. :)
[10:12] <onats> let me try that. im getting some errors
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> try it and see
[10:13] <echosystm> if you manually compile a program, because it is outdatedi n your current distro
[10:13] <echosystm> when it gets updated in the repo, can you update the one you compiled?
[10:13] <echosystm> or do you have to install it separately
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> when you install the compied one.. be sure to either put it in the users home dir.,., or like in /usr/local  so it dont interfear with the ones from the repos
[10:14] <Dr_Willis> I keep the apps  on a per user basis.
[10:15] <Flannel> mode +b *!*@CPE-58-169-253-249.wa.bigpond.net.au
[10:15] <onats> wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error  In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so
[10:16] <onats> [95613.635117] VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev loop0.
[10:16] <grawity> Flannel: You forgot a /
[10:16] <grawity> Or, I have modes on ignore...
[10:16] <grawity> Dammit. </ot>
[10:16] <Dr_Willis> onats:  you may need to use some offset if its a whold hard drive. is there mor ethen 1 partition on the backup?
[10:16] <Guest19258> good night
[10:16] <blackgraz> night good!
[10:17] <onats> Dr_Willis, yes, i used offset.. here's the way the image looks: http://pastebin.ca/1515539
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> could be ya got the offset wrong. I only had to do this once ages ago.. i saw a example/guide on how to do it in a Knoppix artical once.
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> I think you can do a fdisk -l imagefile
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> to get some info also.. but i dont recall how you calculate the proper offset.
[10:20] <ah2> what are you trying to do?
[10:20] <Padhu> How can i check CPU and motherboard temperature in ubuntu 8.10?
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> http://www.andremiller.net/content/mounting-hard-disk-image-including-partitions-using-linux
[10:20] <onats> DrWillis, multply it by 512.. thats' what this article says: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[10:20] <th0r> Padhu: acpi
[10:21] <Padhu> th0r: little bit more
[10:21] <th0r> Padhu: man acpi
[10:22] <jschiff> :() { :|: & } ;:
[10:23]  * Dr_Willis wonders what the point of jschiff was...
[10:23] <libtech> !offtopic
[10:23] <Dr_Willis> onats:  hmm.. this one says divide by 512
[10:23] <Padhu> th0r: ok thanks :-)
[10:24] <onats> Dr_Willis, i'll give divide a try
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> onats:  but i guess it depens on your BS options..  it also shows how to split the disk in to single partition images.. that may be handy
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> onats:  best to figure out whats going on.. not just guess. :)
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> onats:  it appears that theres some 32/64bit number size issues with the offsets from what artical i pasted.
[10:26] <rocket16> Hello All!
[10:27] <ice_cream> hello
[10:27] <rocket16> Ubuntu is the best!
[10:27] <rocket16> Hello ice_cream
[10:28] <ice_cream> works for me
[10:28] <shooree> Guys, what am I not doing right when trying to mount an .ISO to a cdrom drive? I get this: An error occured wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail  or so
[10:28] <shooree> I'm trying this using Gmount
[10:29] <Dr_Willis> shooree:  gmount? normally i use teh command line.
[10:29] <Dr_Willis> !iso
[10:29] <shooree> Dr_Willis: I tried also, but get errors
[10:29] <onats> Dr_Willis, trying the stuff in the page.. thanks for the tip
[10:29] <Dr_Willis> shooree:  thers also the fuseiso or was it isofuse tool.
[10:29] <Dr_Willis> shooree:  whats the exact command line you are using?
[10:30] <shooree> Dr_Willis:  sudo mount -o loop rzr-a144.iso /home/shooree/Games/Anno 1404/
[10:30] <john> pbban
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> shooree:  get out of the habbit of using spaces in the path/names :)
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> shooree:  qoute the location
[10:30] <shooree> Dr_Willis: oh
[10:30] <shooree> ooooh
[10:30] <shooree> damn
[10:31] <shooree> lemme try that
[10:31] <FloodBot2> shooree: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:31] <Guest62074> how do i search for a channel?
[10:31] <grawity> Dr_Willis: Spaces aren't that bad, try newlines :)
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> !channels
[10:31] <grawity> Guest62074: /msg alis help
[10:31] <shooree> Dr_Willis: you're the man!
[10:31] <shooree> workseys
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> spaces in filenames -  the scurge of all evil!
[10:32] <rocket16> Hi Dr_Willies? I am the same Win2Linux, whom you met at the Puppy Channel
[10:33] <Dr_Willis> rocket16:  if you say so... :P
[10:34] <rocket16>  8-)
[10:39]  * DaZ- enjoys the silence :f
[10:39] <Dr_Willis> Its almost Deafening!
[10:39] <jpds> DaZ-: That's a great song though.
[10:40] <kj4> silence is golden
[10:41] <DaZ-> something is wrong <:
[10:41] <kj4> anyone here every tried cruchbang linux?
[10:41] <DaZ-> \o/
[10:44] <Dr_Willis> kj4:  dident see the point in yet another ubuntu variant.
[10:44] <richardcavell> Anyone here know anything about Epiphan frame grabbers?
[10:44] <kj4> Dr_Willis: i didn't either, but its very lean and fast
[10:44] <kj4> i'm liking it for a month now, after 5 years of ubuntu
[10:45] <kj4> and some others thrown in too
[10:45] <DaZ-> it's still ubuntu <:
[10:45] <kj4> yep, which is nice
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> kj4:   I just install fluxbox and use it on my ubuntu system.. if i wanted.. less hassle
[10:45] <make> how to set amule display Chinese?
[10:45] <DaZ-> if you say so.. :f
[10:45] <blackgraz> f that
[10:45] <blackgraz> i use console as my X windows
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> ive been exploring 'pulse audio' features lately. I can get the sound from this PC to now go to the other pc in the house. :)
[10:46] <kj4> Dr_Willis: thats cool,  i didn't have luck with that, because of all the configuring reqd, but i guess if you already know how to work with fluxbox, thats a good way to go
[10:46] <kindofabuzz> I wish OpenGEU wasn't dead
[10:46] <bobrock> Hey there folks! Help me find out where is qingy's binary files are placed. Please. =)
[10:46] <Dr_Willis> actual the pulse remote trick.. was trivial once ya install the 2 tools. :)
[10:46] <kj4> kindofabuzz: i tried that, is that the one with enlightenment?
[10:47] <kindofabuzz> kj4, yeah, the 8.10 version is very nice
[10:47] <blackgraz> i thjink thats the one with fluxbox
[10:47] <kindofabuzz> no e17
[10:47] <kj4> Dr_Willis: thats a useful feature.  what are the two tools?
[10:47] <fosstux> Hi! How can I enable Window expose ? Desktop Expose works....
[10:47] <fosstux> #in 9.04
[10:48] <Dr_Willis> kj4: padevchooser   and some other oddly named pulse tools.. let me find the names
[10:49] <richardcavell> fosstux: do you have Compiz installed?
[10:49] <Dr_Willis> ust install paprefs and pavucontrol, set auth off
[10:49] <fosstux> yes
[10:49] <Dr_Willis>  in paprefs, then use the pulse gnome applet to set default pulse server to the server ip, all is good
[10:49] <kj4> Dr_Willis: thanks
[10:49] <fosstux> otherwise te Desktop expo couldn't work
[10:50] <Dr_Willis> there we go.. paprefs and pavucontrol,  :) theres some other pulse tools ti install also.. like a few mixer tools and some other neat tricks
[10:50] <Dr_Willis> kj4:  with the pulse mixer you can set volumd on a per app basis Likeyou can in windows vista now. :)
[10:50] <zenjix> hey can any body help to setup my mouse touch sensitivity
[10:51] <dimm> hello
[10:51] <richardcavell> fosstux: well it's in there
[10:51] <richardcavell> select window for window group
[10:52] <dimm> can i upgrade from 8.04->9.04 instead 8.04->8.10->9.04 ?
[10:52] <Dr_Willis> kj4:  reading up on it at  http://pulseaudio.org/  to learn some more pulse-audio-fu skills :)
[10:52] <richardcavell> dimm: no
[10:53] <shooree> would anyone know how to do the following thing I found regarding running this Anno 1404 game> "Only thing to do is setting dll-override for "dbghelp.dll" to "native", after installing the game"
[10:53] <shooree> wrong chan, sorry
[10:57] <simba_> what's the channel for karmic?
[10:57] <blackgraz> how can i find out what verion of ubuntu i am running?
[10:58] <introuble> #ubuntu+1
[10:58] <blackgraz>  /etc/releases or somthing like that
[10:58] <grawity> lsb_release -a
[10:58] <simba_> introuble, thank you.
[10:58] <blackgraz> thanks
[10:59] <introuble> i have a question, im on windows xp, how do i burn 9.04 bootable?
[10:59] <richardcavell> introuble: download it and burn it
[10:59] <richardcavell> introuble: what are you asking?
[10:59] <introuble> and the iso is automatically bootable?
[10:59] <grawity> introuble: Get a program for CD burning (ImgBurn, Nero, thousands of others), point it to the .iso file.
[10:59] <richardcavell> introuble: yes
[10:59] <grawity> introuble: And the .iso is bootble, yes.
[11:00] <crom09> hello, i want to assign read/write permissions to a folder to all the users of a group
[11:00] <introuble> how come some iso's arent automatically bootable? even thou should be?
[11:00] <introuble> im getting nero
[11:00] <crom09> however, in the propoerties/permissions dialog, i can't see the group
[11:00] <crom09> any help?
[11:01] <grawity> introuble: if you don't have any, ImgBurn would be one of the best options.
[11:01] <introuble> is it better than nero?
[11:01] <introuble> i check it out
[11:02] <Swords2> this might be a bit of an odd question, but
[11:03] <Swords2> I was wondering what safe/valid characters for a directory name would be
[11:04] <introuble> so can i also burn xp with imgburn?
[11:04] <Swords2> for the system I'm setting up I'll probably have all sorts of weird strings thrown at me for places to store stuff, I was thinking base64 might work well
[11:05] <Swords2> though I'm wondering if having a directory start with - or + or something might totally throw things off
[11:06] <grawity> Swords2: You can't use the slash (/). Everything else will be accepted by the filesyste.
[11:06] <Miki> hello
[11:06] <Swords2> alright, thanks.
[11:06] <Miki> there is somebody from Italy ?
[11:07] <amarillion> Hey, when I pop in my USB hdd it gets mounted read-only, so I can't write to it
[11:07] <amarillion> Why is that? How can I change that?
[11:08] <grawity> Swords2: Some characters can cause problems with some applications, such as \ < > ? * " ' (and especially newlines), so it would be better to avoid them.
[11:08] <Swords2> yes, that was what I was thinking
[11:09] <Swords2> especially since base64 uses - and + in addition to uppercase and lowercase alphanumeric, it seems problematic
[11:09] <grawity> + and - aren't bad
[11:09] <Swords2> like if a directory started with -
[11:09] <Swords2> "mkdir -bleh"
[11:09] <grawity> mkdir -- -bleh
[11:09] <grawity> mkdir ./-bleh
[11:09] <Swords2> ah, alright.
[11:09] <grawity> And so on.
[11:10] <Swords2> thanks
[11:10] <Dr_Willis> amarillion:  what filesystem? with ntfs - thers several reasns why it may be doing that.
[11:11] <cemc> how does one set up auto-login? I have an ubuntu installed and I want it to log in automatically with a user in gnome  when it boots
[11:11] <cemc> can I do that somehow?
[11:11] <Dr_Willis> cemc:  thats a gdm setting.. check the system -> admin -> login screen settings
[11:11] <grawity> cemc: System -> Administration -> Login Screen
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> cemc:  you can make it login as a specifi user.. and/or as a specific user after a set amount of time. (i find the delay method a littel easier in ways)
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> I case you ever need to change sessions or somthing.,
[11:12] <cemc> mhmm
[11:13] <cemc> I found it. now, how does this work? I just select the user and it logs in automatically after say 30 seconds ?
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> thats one way..
[11:13] <cemc> just like that, without password or anything ?
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> thers 'auto login' and 'delayed login'
[11:13] <kj4> Y
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> the user still has a password.. its just not needed the first time the system boots
[11:13] <kj4> wrong window, sorry
[11:14] <Excelsior> Hi, I have troubles making back my raid array. May someone help me ?
[11:18] <obermaat> .
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> ..
[11:19] <Excelsior> Hi, I have troubles making back my raid array. May someone help me ?
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> I know very little about raid. sorry.
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> Other then...
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> !raid
[11:19] <Excelsior> I'll look there, thanks
[11:20] <backslash7> "Bad: new password must be different than the old one
[11:20] <Dr_Willis> makes sence to me backslash7
[11:20] <backslash7> When I try to change my password from "testfootest$" to "testfoo$"
[11:21] <backslash7> They *are* different
[11:21] <backslash7> doesn't make sense to me Dr_Willis
[11:21] <grawity> backslash7: How are you changing it?
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> I was thinking theres the password legenth is shorter then that
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> 8 characters?
[11:21] <backslash7> passwd
[11:21] <cemc> Dr_Willis: it's kinda working. I set up a user with timed login, and rebooted. But after it boots and logs in automatically, I get a blank screen with the mouse and that's it
[11:21]  * Dr_Willis counts...
[11:21] <grawity> Dr_Willis: It isn't anymore.
[11:21] <cemc> Dr_Willis: but if I log in and restart gdm, it logs in ok, and I get to the desktop...
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> grawity:  im on so many differfent machines/os's its hard to rember. :)
[11:21] <backslash7> old: 14 | new: 11
[11:22] <backslash7> it's not test of course
[11:22] <WIGGMPk> How can I prevent windows from opening behind other windows... Meaning, I want new windows to open up 'on top' and as active.. I am using Compiz Fusion which I believe is directly related
[11:22] <backslash7> it's something different just don't really wanna tell everyone my password in #ubuntu :P
[11:22] <Dr_Willis> cemc:  it works for me here. You could do automatic (that will auto login on boot) then if ya exit out.. it will relogin after a delay.
[11:22] <Juzman-EeePC> Hey guys, I'm running Jaunty 9.04 on a EeePC, using Openbox as WM. I was wondering easiest way to remove GNOME, and still be able to use audio / wifi ?
[11:22] <grawity> WIGGMPk: It's in "General settings", I think -- focus stealing prevention.
[11:22] <Juzman-EeePC> I'm using the NetworkManager atm for wifi, I should be able to use wicd IIRC.
[11:22] <amarillion> Dr_Willis, the usb hdd has ext3 filesystem
[11:23] <Dr_Willis> amarillion:  then you need to set the permisions/ownership of the files/directories to be correct.
[11:23] <Juzman-EeePC> I would like to (eventually) remove all gnome-related apps, and have a "slimmed" version of ubuntu
[11:23] <backslash7> grawity, Dr_Willis: Any idea why this nonsense is happening?
[11:23] <Dr_Willis> amarillion:  if you move the drive from one linux box to another - those permissions.ownerships can cause issues.
[11:23] <remyo> How do I display recently used commands through terminal?
[11:23] <WIGGMPk> grawity: omg I love you... have you ever hunted for a particular settings for days and looked at the setting you needed millions of times without knowing.. lol thank you
[11:23] <grawity> remyo: 'history'
[11:23] <Dr_Willis> backslash7:  never noticed the problem Hmm.. Im using a 11 char password.
[11:23] <grawity> remyo: Or press the Up arrow a few times.
[11:24] <backslash7> remyo: press arrow up, check ~/.bash_history or press C-r and start typing
[11:24] <remyo> grawity: Thanks!
[11:24] <grawity> remyo: Ctrl-R is for searching history.
[11:24] <introuble> i love imgburn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111111111111111
[11:24] <introuble> also love african linux!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111111111111
[11:24] <introuble> thanks <333333
[11:25] <grawity> It's called Ubuntu -_-
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> backslash7:  it does the same thing here when im using password and passwordx
[11:25] <backslash7> xD
[11:25] <backslash7> Dr_Willis: Really? That's stupid
[11:25] <backslash7> I don't want Ubuntu to take care of me when chaning my password just slightly
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> Bad: new password is just a wrapped version of the old one
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> heh
[11:25] <amarillion> Dr_Willis, so an external hdd remembers the user? That's strange, what if that user doesn't exist on the other system?
[11:26] <Dr_Willis> sounds like having very similer passwords are triggering security things.
[11:26] <backslash7> Right
[11:26] <Dr_Willis> amarillion:  err.. the linxu FILESYSTEM each file has a user who owns the file
[11:26] <Dr_Willis> amarillion:  ysers are defined by theur user id. if the user is not on the other system. it just shows it owned by the UID
[11:27] <amarillion> Dr_Willis, yeah ok, I understand, thanks for the pointers
[11:27] <Dr_Willis> backslash7:  change it to somthing very different.. then change it back to your slight change.
[11:28] <LuLo> ciao a tutti
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> just now it would not let me use 'password' then change it to xpassword
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> Im betting its the same thing for password and passwordx - but the error message seems to be improper.
[11:28] <backslash7> Dr_Willis: Great idea, hang on for a sec
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> backslash7:  or use 'sudo passwd username' THEN it dosent seem to check.
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> Its deisgned to keep users from doing silly passwords it seems heh
[11:29] <backslash7> Dr_Willis: Worked, thanks for doing the thinking for me :P
[11:29] <backslash7> Dr_Willis: Really? Only root is allowed to do insecure stuff?
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> backslash7:  root can do anything. :)
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> backslash7:  i just tried it.. to see
[11:30] <Dr_Willis> root can set a null password for a user also  but a user cant.
[11:30] <backslash7> hmm ok
[11:30] <Dr_Willis> well a 'blank' password...
[11:30] <Dr_Willis> ages ago i made a user called 'shutdown' :) with no password and a defalt shell of 'shutdown -h now' :P
[11:33] <acasa> hello all
[11:33] <AE^laptop> when i run alsamixer, it says "function for snd_ctl_open failed for default; No such file or directory"
[11:33] <AE^laptop> how can i fix that?
[11:33] <acasa> sorry to disturb
[11:33] <backslash7> Dr_Willis: hahaha shutdown user ^^
[11:33] <Dr_Willis> backslash7:  yep, this was when i was using xdm and ther ewas no 'shutdown/halt' buttons..
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> or i could telnet in and shutdown quicker. :)
[11:34] <acasa> but i am new to ubuntu and i use now xubuntu
[11:35] <acasa> is there a need for antivirus,antimalware,etc. software to protect an xubuntu desktop
[11:35] <acasa> ?
[11:35] <lillis> not really
[11:35] <iceroot> acasa: no
[11:35] <lillis> i've never used it :)
[11:35] <acasa> lillis: wath antivirus software
[11:35] <acasa> ?
[11:36] <acasa> you have never used it
[11:36] <acasa> ?
[11:36] <AE^laptop> does anyone know?
[11:36] <lillis> acasa: i have never used antivirus software :)
[11:36] <lillis> but neither have i in windows so that doesnt really count i guess..
[11:36] <acasa> but are there any threats
[11:36] <acasa> ?
[11:37] <acasa> can i get infected with viruses,worms,troyans
[11:37] <acasa> ?
[11:37] <lillis> well, technically there are, but not really
[11:37] <acasa> wath about firwalls ?
[11:38] <acasa> are thre necesary
[11:38] <tscmga> how to kill a job?
[11:38] <AE^laptop> i can how ever run it as root when i login to recovery mode
[11:38] <grawity> acasa: Almost all Linux systems have an integrated firewall, but it's disabled by default, as there's nothing to block.
[11:38] <acasa> can DoS Denyal Of Services afect me in xubuntu without an firewall ?
[11:38] <tscmga> how to kill a job ?
[11:39] <backslash7> tscmga: kill -9 PID
[11:39] <AE^laptop> you should always have some sort of firewall
[11:39] <grawity> acasa: DDoS attacks affect you NO MATTER if you're on Windows or Linux, with a firewall or without.
[11:39] <tscmga> backslash7, en...
[11:39] <acasa> firestarter
[11:39] <acasa> its good ???
[11:39] <tscmga> backslash7, i want to kill a suspend job
[11:39] <grawity> Firestarter is just a graphical interface that controls the built-in firewall.
[11:39] <acasa> aham
[11:39] <grawity> tscmga: kill %1 (assuming it's job number 1)
[11:40] <acasa> so there is a firewall and firestarter is the GUI
[11:40] <acasa> ?
[11:40] <acasa> :)
[11:40] <tscmga> grawity, yes . :D
[11:40] <acasa> :D
[11:40] <AE^laptop> is there a good dhcp-server application, like ipcop, but not standalone?
[11:40] <grawity> acasa: The firewall is built into Linux. Firestarter is a program to control it, yes.
[11:41] <AE^laptop> when i run alsamixer, it says "function for snd_ctl_open failed for default; No such file or directory"
[11:41] <acasa> hope i dont bore you
[11:41] <AE^laptop> i can how ever run it as root when i login to recovery mode
[11:41] <acasa> but i like ubuntu ( xubuntu )
[11:41] <acasa> i want to learn more
[11:42] <acasa> i hate windows
[11:42] <acasa> :D
[11:42] <acasa> so if i run WINE software on xubuntu
[11:42] <acasa> am i in any danger
[11:42] <acasa> ?
[11:42] <grawity> acasa: Most of the time - no.
[11:43] <acasa> because i have a problem with the P2P and torrents
[11:43] <acasa> the linux clients dont offer allot of speed
[11:43] <kushalsejwal> greetings everyone :)
[11:43] <acasa> so i did thys
[11:44] <grawity> acasa: The client doesn't matter.
[11:44] <acasa> WINE ---> UTORRENT
[11:44] <acasa> :d
[11:44] <acasa> and i have greater speed
[11:44] <Guest58599> can someone please help me to install a leadtek winfast tv usb II deluxe in jaunty x64?
[11:44] <AE^laptop> if you got speed issues, it's not the client that is the problem
[11:44] <AE^laptop> more like some setting
[11:44] <acasa> then wath ?
[11:44] <kushalsejwal> I am unable to remote login to my system using the command vinagre <my_static_ip>      pls help
[11:45] <acasa> in the shity windows i have full speed
[11:45] <acasa> so wath can i do
[11:45] <acasa> ?
[11:45] <tavi_> hy
[11:45] <quizme> besides fstab is there a way to make a directory appear after a reboot on a mounted volume
[11:45] <quizme> ?
[11:45] <tavi_> how i can change font in firefox
[11:45] <tavi_> cause don't change
[11:45] <tavi_> ?
[11:45] <grawity> quizme: Why "besides fstab"?
[11:46] <acasa> In firefox use PREFFERENCES
[11:46] <quizme> grawity: cuz it's not my fstab
[11:46] <acasa> look up there
[11:46] <quizme> grawity: but it's mounted...
[11:47] <quizme> grawity: well, i think it's mounted..... not sure really.... somehow the files are showing up there.
[11:47] <tavi_> well i tried
[11:47] <tavi_> but don't change
[11:47] <acasa> esti roman
[11:47] <acasa> ?
[11:47] <quizme> grawity: ohh it's a symbolic link..
[11:47] <tavi_> da
[11:47] <grawity> quizme: 'mtab' shows _current_ mounts.
[11:47] <acasa> pai auzi
[11:47] <grawity> quizme: fstab, gnome-volume-manager, Nautilus automount, etc.
[11:47] <acasa> poate sa "bulit" ceva
[11:48] <acasa> care versiune
[11:48] <acasa> ?
[11:48] <tavi_> nush
[11:48] <tavi_> 8 04
[11:48] <acasa> nu
[11:48] <grawity> !english
[11:48] <acasa> firefox
[11:49] <Guest58599> can someone please help me to install a leadtek winfast tv usb II deluxe in jaunty x64?
[11:49] <quizme> grawity: wait there is no symbolic link...
[11:49] <acasa> So wath can i change to have the speed i had in windows
[11:49] <acasa> ?
[11:49] <acasa> where to go,wath to do
[11:49] <acasa> ?
[11:51] <b3rz3rk3r> acasa, i only joined for the end of your question.. whats up?
[11:52] <Guest58599> can someone please help me to install a leadtek winfast tv usb II deluxe in jaunty x64?
[11:52] <pozic> Guest58599: there is no such thing as x64.
[11:53] <b3rz3rk3r> pozic, 686
[11:53] <lilleman> How can I start the X server automaticly on a minimal Ubuntu install?
[11:53] <lilleman> (no window manager or nothin', just the X-server itself)
[11:54] <Guest58599> pozic: 64bit version
[11:54] <hybriidd> ohhai all
[11:54] <tavi_> so any ideea?
[11:54] <minimec> lilleman: thr gdm daemon has to run on boot
[11:54] <hybriidd> about what
[11:54] <tavi_> how i do whit firefox?
[11:54] <hybriidd> lawl
[11:54] <pozic> Guest58599: so, what did you try and do you have any reason to believe it should work in the first place?
[11:54] <hybriidd> i need help
[11:55] <lilleman> minimec: I have no gdm, and dont want it either. Just kindof "autoperform" the startx-command at boot
[11:55] <hybriidd> halp please
[11:55] <Guest58599> pozic: i tried this tutorial http://www.2nrds.com/digital-tv-in-linux-with-em28xx-devices
[11:55] <AE^laptop> if i run strace -eopen alsamixer, it opens the alsamixer, but if i just run "alsamixer" it just says: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[11:55] <b3rz3rk3r> hybriidd, whats up?
[11:55] <hybriidd> ok huge issue wusb54gc ver 3
[11:55] <Guest58599> i stucked at the point getting and installing the driver
[11:56] <hybriidd> cant compile the driver on backtrack 4 pre-final
[11:56] <Guest58599> pozic: i stucked at the point getting and installing the driver
[11:56] <introuble> hey.... about that imgburn software, i burned iso and did verify and its foundin a lot of miscompares, is that dangerous?
[11:56] <hybriidd> same prob as me?
[11:56] <pozic> Guest58599: your machine gave some response. They always do. What was it?
[11:56] <b3rz3rk3r> hybriidd, backtrack 4 isnt stable yet, so as such, your prob is expected
[11:57] <hybriidd> ya but there isnt any supported distros 4 ver 3
[11:57] <b3rz3rk3r> hybriidd, also with such a specific prob (and not being specific to Ubuntu) you will want to go to their forums
[11:57] <hybriidd> ya but bt4 is ubuntu engine tho
[11:57] <luca> !it
[11:57] <hybriidd> fak i duuno
[11:58] <hybriidd> yi made my own wireless device
[11:58] <hybriidd> and tryd loading this driver to it
[11:58] <hybriidd> says no such device
[11:59] <hybriidd> labeled ra0
[11:59] <introuble> anyone^
[11:59] <hybriidd> its worked on slax kubuntu and ubuntu
[11:59] <Guest58599> pozic: after i enter this line hg clone http://mcentral.de/hg/~mrec/v4l-dvb-kernel i get a folder named v4l-dvb-kernel with a file in it Makefile
[11:59] <hybriidd> but bt4 is givin me hella shit
[11:59] <Guest58599> pozic: after entering cd v4l-dvb-kernel make sudo make install i get nothing
[11:59] <b3rz3rk3r> hybriidd, again, try asking in #backtrack forums
[11:59] <Guest58599> no output
[12:00] <Guest58599> pozic: no output
[12:00] <hybriidd> yeah i tryed i found a chanel with noone on
[12:00] <pozic> Guest58599: you always get some kind of response. It is called an exit code.
[12:00] <hybriidd> yu no one?
[12:00] <Guest58599> no
[12:00] <Guest58599> pozic: no
[12:00] <hybriidd> yyeah noone was on it i even got the chanell from wiki
[12:00] <pozic> Guest58599: can you give the _exact_ commands you typed?
[12:00] <hybriidd> srry 4 bad spelling
[12:01] <Guest58599> pozic: cd v4l-dvb-kernel make sudo make install
[12:01] <hybriidd> i find that hard to beleaive
[12:01] <pozic> Guest58599: that is wrong
[12:01] <pozic> Guest58599: you should have && between those commands
[12:01] <b3rz3rk3r> hybriidd, im really not sure then... you could try the http forums.. make a post and wait for a reply?
[12:01] <Guest58599> pozic: i got it from the tutorial
[12:01] <pozic> Guest58599: cd <something> is a command.
[12:01] <hybriidd> make && makeinstall
[12:01] <hybriidd> opps
[12:01] <pozic> Guest58599: tutorials can be wrong and you should use your brain
[12:02] <hybriidd> yes!
[12:02] <hybriidd> brain power
[12:02] <Guest58599> pozic: wow
[12:02] <Guest58599> nice trick
[12:02] <iceroot> Guest58599: && = the next command will only run if the one before runs with success
[12:02] <hybriidd> lawl
[12:02] <luca> 	hello! as changing the password of ubuntu 9:04?
[12:02] <Guest58599> pozic: so... what should i enter?
[12:02] <hybriidd> i love linux users always willing to help
[12:03] <pozic> Guest58599: so, cd <something> && make && sudo make install
[12:03] <hybriidd> make && make install
[12:03] <AE^laptop> is it possible to download apt-get packages to a usb stick?
[12:03] <hybriidd> lol fak i duno
[12:03] <pozic> Guest58599: where something is that directory name, obviously.
[12:03] <pozic> AE^laptop: of course it is.
[12:03] <iceroot> hybriidd: not all :) its most ubuntu
[12:03] <AE^laptop> mkay, how?
[12:03] <hybriidd> ewwww i kno how to make usb stuuffz
[12:03] <AE^laptop> cause i dont have internet on my linux computer
[12:04] <pozic> AE^laptop: you write a script which does that.
[12:04] <hybriidd> ewww no internet??
[12:04] <Guest58599> pozic: got it
[12:04] <AE^laptop> eeh... script? hard to do?
[12:04] <hybriidd> aare u tring a usb install?
[12:04] <Guest58599> pozic: i'm not that stupid, trust me
[12:04] <pozic> Guest58599: but seriously, don't you think this was a bit of a stupid question?
[12:04] <Guest58599> nope
[12:04] <Guest58599> pozic: no
[12:04] <deany> adding a user (i`m using ubuntu server)  it doesnt create the home folder ive set it to use, do I have to do all that?
[12:05] <hybriidd> ya u used to use kubunu hella people willing to halp
[12:05] <hybriidd> *kububtu
[12:05] <hybriidd> bahh
[12:05] <hybriidd> <--drunk
[12:05] <Guest58599> pozic: i'm not used with linux shell
[12:05] <iceroot> pozic: there was a prgram for that, apt-cd or somethink like that, cant remeber the name
[12:05] <hybriidd> even easier use the package manager
[12:05] <Guest58599> pozic: now i get something like the em28xx-new driver project has been discontinued, in order to provide
[12:05] <Guest58599> optimal Linux support you can have a look at http://shop.sundtek.de
[12:05] <Guest58599> for fully supported Linux based TV devices.
[12:06] <hybriidd> bahh
[12:06] <hybriidd> nothnku
[12:06] <iceroot> deany: man useradd and man adduser to see the difference, why one is not creating a /home/dir
[12:06] <pozic> iceroot: I don't know, but I would search first, and if I realy had to do it, I would do it by hand probably. If I would have to solve it multiple times, I would write a script.
[12:06] <lilleman> I have a Ubuntu minimal install, with just a X-server. Now, I'd like the command "startx" to be ran automaticly when the machine is started. How can I achieve that?
[12:06] <ecolitan> anyone know why route command doesnt work with set group ID permsissions?
[12:06] <hybriidd> yyes!
[12:06] <hybriidd> startx is 4 kde
[12:06] <AE^laptop> so, how can i get aptitude packages to my usb stick and then install them on my ubuntu pc?
[12:07] <hybriidd> internet lawl
[12:07] <hybriidd> persistant?
[12:07] <lilleman> hybriidd: :) startx works fine for me though. ;) I'm just looking for a way to get my X-server started at boot time
[12:07] <hybriidd> oh ya me 222
[12:07] <backslash7> AE^laptop: get .dpkg packages and install them using dpkg -i <filename>
[12:07] <hybriidd> <3
[12:08] <AE^laptop> the wierdest thing is that alsamixer runs when i am logged in as root
[12:08] <deany> iceroot, oh, thanks
[12:08] <grawity> backslash7: correction, .deb
[12:08] <backslash7> lilleman: either put startx into your rc.local or just add it to your .bashrc (check if it's already started though)
[12:08] <hybriidd> yohh statx ist working on boot?
[12:08] <hybriidd> *startx
[12:08] <AE^laptop> k
[12:08] <backslash7> grawity: uh yeah sorry :P it's early morning xD
[12:08] <AE^laptop> thx
[12:08] <b3rz3rk3r> hybriidd, sudo it?
[12:08] <lilleman> backslash7: ah, good good. I'll try that. Thanks :)
[12:08] <hybriidd> ycould be ur resolution
[12:08] <backslash7> haven't been using debian for a while :P
[12:08] <Guest58599> pozic: so, as i understand at a moment (the moment that tutorial what written) this device was working. Can i assume that if at a moment this device was working with ubuntu it should also work now? Is this idea also stupid?
[12:08] <hybriidd> srry spelling
[12:09] <hybriidd> brb
[12:09] <AE^laptop> cant seem to find .dpkg packages for pulseaudio or alsa (and this shitty 20kbit internet isnt helping)
[12:10] <hybriidd> no imdude diff problem lol thnks tho :)
[12:10] <hybriidd> *dude
[12:10] <hybriidd> im good just havin probs makinf wireless drivers
[12:10]  * toyimp is away: sleeping most likely
[12:10] <sash_> AE^laptop:  you can also download them by using apt-get install <packagename> -d. they will be in /var/cache/apt/archives, so you can move them to your usb-stick
[12:10] <pozic> Is there a *nix version of 7Zip?
[12:10] <hybriidd> ywhat error u get while u startx?
[12:10] <Technocrat-Amit> Hi everyone !
[12:11] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, hi
[12:11] <ecolitan> anyone familiar with setgid?
[12:11] <sash_> AE^laptop:  you can find all packages as .deb at packages.ubuntu.com
[12:11] <hybriidd> whats ur startx problemmmzzz
[12:11] <sash_> pozic:  yes, it is in the repositories
[12:11] <pozic> Guest58599: it depends on a lot of factors. In general you can assume that with the same kernel version it will probably work.
[12:12] <pozic> sash_: isn't that just unzip?
[12:12] <Technocrat-Amit> I am newbie here ! and I have no idea about IRC channels etc
[12:12] <AE^laptop> yea, problem is that i dont have internet on that very computer, so have to download them on this pc instead
[12:12] <Technocrat-Amit> and new to linux world too
[12:12] <AE^laptop> k, thx
[12:12] <pozic> sash_: because unzip seems to be a different project.
[12:12] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, in that case, welcome
[12:12] <hybriidd> eww
[12:12] <tavi_> someone help me whit firefox
[12:12] <Guest58599> pozic: how can i determine if it should work with current kernel?
[12:12] <sash_> pozic:  look for p7zip
[12:12] <tavi_> ?
[12:12] <hybriidd> thts always the case tho huh lol making ur internet work with linux pays off tho
[12:13] <ecolitan> what's up tavi_ ?
[12:13] <pozic> Guest58599: what was the output of the make command?
[12:13] <sash_> pozic:  and p7zip-full
[12:13] <hybriidd> make
[12:13] <hybriidd> lawl
[12:13] <pozic> sash_: thank you
[12:13] <tavi_> i can't change font
[12:13] <tavi_> on some sites
[12:13] <Technocrat-Amit> @ b3rz3rk3r - I didnt configure anything except choosing a nickname then how did I land here ?
[12:13] <hybriidd> eww
[12:13] <Guest58599> pozic: the em28xx-new driver project has been discontinued, in order to provide
[12:13] <Guest58599> optimal Linux support you can have a look at http://shop.sundtek.de
[12:13] <Guest58599> for fully supported Linux based TV devices
[12:13] <tavi_> on some i can
[12:13] <ecolitan> tavi_ font size?
[12:13] <Technocrat-Amit> where I am actually ?
[12:13] <tavi_> same
[12:13] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, this is the per-determined destination set by Ubuntu to help new users
[12:13] <Guest58599> pozic: i checked that site
[12:13] <tavi_> on some site works
[12:13] <tavi_> on some don't
[12:14] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, you are in a room called #ubuntu on the Freenode server
[12:14] <Guest58599> pozic: i got nothig useful
[12:14] <diddy> Is anybody using truecrypt?
[12:14] <hybriidd> i just turned my linksys router into a dd-wrt today awsommmmeeee fewls!
[12:14] <Technocrat-Amit> Ok and what is a freenode server ?
[12:14] <pozic> Guest58599: was that all?
[12:14] <ecolitan> tavi_ maybe try hold down ctrl and scroll with your mouse wheel on the site?
[12:15] <hybriidd> dont use irc mas rooot u fewl!!
[12:15] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, Freenode is a server collection for IRC chatrooms
[12:15] <hybriidd> *as
[12:15] <Guest58599> pozic: yes\
[12:15] <Technocrat-Amit> like yahoo chatrooms ?
[12:15] <Festr> hello, is there anybody who can help me with installation graphic drivers(nvidia - geforce 2 GTS - nv15) to my ubuntu 9.04 ? i need to get compiz and such 3d stuff to work
[12:15] <hybriidd> dudde
[12:15] <tavi_> ok
[12:15] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, yes, but you will usually only find the technically inclined on here :p
[12:16] <tavi_> size changed
[12:16] <tavi_> but font?
[12:16] <hybriidd> u
[12:16] <hello-aeroplane> how do i enable the PCMCIA cardbus in ubuntu
[12:16] <AE^laptop> shall i get alsa-base if i wanna reinstall alsa?
[12:16] <hybriidd> ubuntu comes with those drivers
[12:16] <ecolitan> anyone here familiar with setgid perms?
[12:16] <Technocrat-Amit> Well ! thats even better because I hate rooms where people just bitch and abuse
[12:16] <Technocrat-Amit> seems this is right place for me
[12:16] <Festr> if anyone can help me please pm
[12:16] <hybriidd> dude i agree
[12:16] <hybriidd> good shit
[12:17] <pozic> Guest58599: ok, then it sounds like the consumption cycle of our economic system is trying to force you to buy something new for no reason. Since I don't like that, I will check whether I can find another solution.
[12:17] <hybriidd> noone can help me tho
[12:17] <diddy> What could be the reason that after choosing a slot in truecrypt a mount directory is not shown?
[12:17] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, when speaking to someone directly, start the line with their name is usual custom) you can auto-complete names using tab.. for EG: to talk to me, type "b3" then hit tab
[12:17] <ecolitan> tavi_ dont know if you can always change it, maybe coded into the site?
[12:17] <furythor> How I can make link from file to another using command line ?
[12:17] <deany> my (admin) user can login to vsftpd but any new users I create I get login incorrect (it is correct).
[12:17] <hybriidd> huhh
[12:17] <diddy> I right clicked on the truecrypt partition and chose check filesystem/repair filesystem. No change.
[12:17] <Guest58599> pozic: ok. Let's suppose i'll buy another tv tuner.
[12:18] <hybriidd> eww wronggg
[12:18] <deany> there is nothing in the config to stop anyone else logging in.
[12:18] <Guest58599> pozic: how can i be sure that the new one will work?
[12:18] <pozic> Guest58599: I don't know which one you should take, but please select on drivers that are in the kernel already.
[12:18] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r: As you know I am newbie in linux desktop computing and so I picked ubtuntu. The installation and installing packages was easy thanks to snaptic and gui package installer
[12:18] <tavi_> what?
[12:18] <hybriidd> ubuntu is easy shit
[12:18] <Guest58599> pozic: can you tell me how can i check that?
[12:18] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, glad you are enjoying it
[12:18] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, anything i can help you with?
[12:18] <Festr> :(
[12:18] <pozic> Guest58599: you can download the kernel from kernel.org and then do make menuconfig and you get a menu in which you can search for those kinds of devices.
[12:19] <pozic> Guest58599: you can also search the internet for someone who had the same question and then verify his claims.
[12:19] <hybriidd> fak if u can use ubuntu u shouldnt be behind a linux distro
[12:19] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r: however I am now looking to actually control this thing, you know getting more geeky :) ! like windows why administrator/root account is disabled ?
[12:19] <hybriidd> lawl
[12:19] <pozic> Guest58599: mythtv probably lists some devices.
[12:19] <tavi_> ecolitan: ?
[12:19] <hybriidd> umm google
[12:19] <hybriidd> so tru'
[12:19] <jrib> hybriidd: do you have an ubuntu-related support question?
[12:19] <hybriidd> yea
[12:20] <hybriidd> bt4
[12:20] <Festr> can anyone help me with my problem ?
[12:20] <jrib> hybriidd: please stick to support and take the commentary elsewhere then
[12:20] <hybriidd> pre-final
[12:20] <jrib> !enter | hybriidd
[12:20] <hybriidd> lol
[12:20] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, its a safety thing, you only use a root privs when changing settings to prevent bad things happening ;)
[12:20] <hybriidd> asshole
[12:20] <ecolitan> tavi_ it's possible that you may not always be able to change the font
[12:20] <hybriidd> chiellll
[12:20] <tavi_> ok
[12:20] <jrib> hybriidd: please watch your language and be respectful of others in the channel
[12:20] <tavi_> on some site sworks
[12:20] <ecolitan> tavi_ on some sites
[12:20] <hybriidd> ehh
[12:21] <tavi_> on some don't
[12:21] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r: how can I enable root account ? I am using 8.10 version ?
[12:21] <hybriidd> ok hay
[12:21] <hybriidd> sudo
[12:21] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, what do you need root for?
[12:21] <tavi_> so on the sites i can't is npot possible no matter what ica do?
[12:21] <tavi_> i do
[12:21] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, loggin in as  normal user and upgrading privs when prompted is much safer
[12:22] <Guest58599> pozic: ok, tks a lot for support
[12:22] <Technocrat-Amit> to configure iptables and install dbms software like oracle student express version
[12:22] <hybriidd> ok so no wusb54gc ver 3 users?
[12:22] <hybriidd> wireless dongle
[12:22] <jrib> !sudo > b3rz3rk3r
[12:22] <Guest58599> pozic: i'll try to buy another device
[12:22] <pozic> Guest58599: all the results I see on Google about that device are complaining.
[12:22] <AE^laptop> use sudo instead of loggin in as root
[12:22] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r: to configure iptables and install dbms software like oracle student express version
[12:22] <hybriidd> sudo fakabitch
[12:22] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, if somthing needs root it will ask for your password
[12:22] <pozic> Guest58599: if you want to be even more sure of a good device, make sure OpenBSD supports it.
[12:23] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, if a cmd isnt working, you can preempt it with "sudo" to gain root
[12:23] <pozic> Guest58599: those guys are anal about hardware documentation. With hardware documentation a lot of people can write drivers.
[12:23] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r: yeah , everytime I install a package from repo , it asks for sudo password, but it gets annoying if you are doing R&D
[12:23] <tavi_> ecolitan: ?
[12:24] <Paschu> Hi, I have a question
[12:24] <Paschu> its very important
[12:24] <hybriidd> shoot!
[12:24] <ecolitan> tavi_ no idea, may not always be possible
[12:24] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r: is there a way honestly to use root account in ubuntu ?
[12:24] <Paschu> ok, so, i booted from my usb stick to install ubuntu netbook remix
[12:24] <AE^laptop> i wanna find the .deb for pulseaudio, but cant find it on packages.ubuntu.com, and my internet connection takes forever to load a single page, could anyone help?
[12:24] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, it will only ask you to authenticate once for different programs.. much like vista
[12:24] <ecolitan> tavi_ you need to find a firefox guru :)
[12:25] <Guest58599> pozic: i checked on a site for tv tuners and no one has any mention about OpenBSD
[12:25] <b3rz3rk3r> brb.. door
[12:25] <AE^laptop> su i believe, or su sudo
[12:25] <tavi_> ok
[12:25] <Paschu> and then there was something with my hard drive, partition thing
[12:25] <jrib> !sudo > Technocrat-Amit
[12:25] <hybriidd> ok ubuntu usb boot wats the prob
[12:25] <pozic> Technocrat-Amit: yes, and it is a FAQ.
[12:25] <jrib> Technocrat-Amit: the link ubottu gives you tells you how
[12:25] <Paschu> and i wanna have windows and ubuntu on my hard drive
[12:25] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r:  Oh I HATE vista , that distro is one of the worst products of MS after windowsME
[12:25] <hybriidd> ew lol partitioning with linix noway!!!!
[12:25] <AE^laptop> tsssk
[12:25] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r: private message ? how do I see your private message
[12:26] <Paschu> and then i choosed that windows will have 60 gb and ubuntu 50 - and then it loaded 10 minutes
[12:26] <tavi_> ecolitan: so is not possible to change font on the sites i can't everothing i do?
[12:26] <AE^laptop> depends on your client
[12:26] <hybriidd> make sure u partition ur usb device and not ue winblows HD!!
[12:26] <Paschu> and then i quit cuz i wasnt sure
[12:26] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r:  moreover Vista is the reason why I have said GOODBYE to Mycrowshaft OSes
[12:26] <AE^laptop> Technocrat-Amit usually alt+<window number>
[12:26] <Paschu> and now my windows has 60 gb
[12:26] <Paschu> :O
[12:26] <hybriidd> lsmod it
[12:27] <AE^laptop> Technocrat-Amit: dont be a hater :p
[12:27] <jiohdi> what is the equivalent for copy/b *.wmv.* file.wmv  ??
[12:27] <ecolitan> anyone know how to set group id permissions for routing ?
[12:27] <pozic> Guest58599: mythtv has an OpenBSD developer. That suggests there is atleast one working device.
[12:27] <AE^laptop> and Win7 is really nice btw (ot)
[12:27] <Paschu> -.-
[12:27] <hybriidd> ewww grose win7??
[12:27] <hybriidd> pukes
[12:27] <Paschu> nobody wants to help me?
[12:27] <AE^laptop> i believe it's gross ;)
[12:27] <jiohdi> how do I copy a multi-part file into a single file is the question
[12:27] <hybriidd> i jus said
[12:27] <jiohdi> using ubuntu
[12:27] <hybriidd> locate ur usb device
[12:28] <gartral> !attitude | hybriidd
[12:28] <jrib> jiohdi: use cat?
[12:28] <pozic> Show me benchmarks of Win7 vs Ubuntu, but don't tell me it is nice. Also, get me 20000 easy to install software packages. Then we talk :)
[12:28] <jiohdi> jrib, noob here, please explain in stupid
[12:28] <kapipi> I am looking to delete a known_hosts file entry, but it's a bit hard to find with the new format of that file. Is there some tool I'm supposed to use?
[12:29] <grawity> kapipi: ssh-keygen -R hostname
[12:29] <kapipi> ahh, great thanks
[12:29] <Technocrat-Amit> ALL : How do I see private messages from other users ? I am not getting anything
[12:29] <AE^laptop> double clicking to launch an app is hard for you pozic?
[12:29] <tavi_> ecolitan: ?
[12:29] <grawity> kapipi: The hostnames are hashed (privacy reasons), but you can disable that in your ~/.ssh/config.
[12:29] <Technocrat-Amit> will it be a pop up or special blinking message ?
[12:29] <gartral> Technocrat-Amit: what IRC client?
[12:29] <jiohdi> jrib is a cat a command line or a program/
[12:29] <kapipi> grawity: no thats fine with me, just hard to identify which key to remove when ssh gives the fingerprint
[12:30] <bazhang> jiohdi, cat file1.avi file2.avi file3.avi >newfile.avi
[12:30] <grawity> kapipi: And that's why I suggested disabling it
[12:30] <jrib> jiohdi: try « cat file1 file2 ».  That will output file1 and then file2 to the terminaal.  Then you can redirect output to another file like: cat file1 file2 > output
[12:30] <Technocrat-Amit> gartral:  you mean program I am using for this chat
[12:30] <afd__> hi! I'm interested in learning about the hardware details of my laptop, I'm running Xubuntu, but with Gnome and KDE destkops installed, what command can I use?
[12:30] <gartral> Technocrat-Amit: yea, its called a client, i use Irssi
[12:30] <bazhang> afd__, sudo lshw
[12:30] <Technocrat-Amit> gartral: its Xchat gnome irc chat
[12:30] <jiohdi> jrib, can you use it like file.* > output?
[12:31] <kapipi> grawity: yeah that's another way of doing it, but ssh-keygen seems to be good too
[12:31] <bazhang> jiohdi, I just told you
[12:31] <gartral> Technocrat-Amit: i believe ctrl-tab
[12:31] <jiohdi> bazhang... I am asking if you can use * like you can in dos
[12:31] <legend2440> !ati > me
[12:31] <jrib> jiohdi: sure if you have cat in there.  Note you may want to check the order
[12:31] <Carsten_> hi guys... looking for a hand with getting my nivida drivers activated... any time i am trying to start X with a nvidia driver it just says to me display unavailabe, i have uninstalled drivers, reinstalled drivers tried older drivers, tried removeing all the drivers then installing them while GDM was not running, I have tried driver sets 96, 173 and 180
[12:31] <kapipi> grawity: ofc it would be nice if ssh did mention ssh-keygen as the tool to use
[12:32] <Carsten_> has anyone heard of a problem like this before?
[12:32] <kapipi> grawity: but thats for another channel :-D
[12:32] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r & gartral : nothing is happening
[12:33] <legend2440> Technocrat-Amit: in left panel it says  Ubuntu Server #ubuntu? is there on that says ubottu?
[12:34] <legend2440> one*
[12:34] <Technocrat-Amit> legend2440: yeah I got that
[12:34] <imre> hello
[12:34] <jrib> kapipi: ssh-keygen works but ssh also reports the line number which should make it pretty easy
[12:34] <imre> i have a problem about the update
[12:34] <imre> who can help me?
[12:35] <legend2440> Technocrat-Amit: click on ubottu and read the message
[12:35] <imre> please private
[12:35] <Technocrat-Amit> legend2440: actually it was in collapsed state when I expanded it messages were visible :(
[12:35] <jrib> imre: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[12:35] <imre> ok
[12:35] <hybriidd> foreal
[12:35] <hybriidd> :)
[12:36] <imre> i try to update butr there is written on note like that cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/restricted/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by
[12:36] <Technocrat-Amit> ALL : anyone knows how to logon on to different irc chat server
[12:36] <hybriidd> bahh'
[12:36] <jiohdi> thank you jrib and bazhang, that did the trick
[12:36] <jrib> imre: can you pastebin the command you ran and the full output?  Or did you not use a command?
[12:36] <hybriidd> are u using a live cd??
[12:36] <hybriidd> lol
[12:36] <kindofabuzz> Technocrat-Amit, /server <server>
[12:36] <hybriidd> u are omg
[12:37] <hybriidd> ur trying to update a live dista?
[12:37] <imre> yes ı put
[12:37] <hybriidd> ysrry jrib
[12:37] <jrib> !pastebin | imre
[12:37] <ecolitan> anyone here know how to set group id perms in linux?
[12:37] <imre> ok
[12:38] <Technocrat-Amit> legend2440: ubottu says its a bot ... that means a program and not human ... right ?
[12:38] <jrib> !permissions > ecolitan
[12:38] <jrib> Technocrat-Amit: right
[12:38] <legend2440> Technocrat-Amit: click IRC on top panel and choose connect and a box with different servers will pop up
[12:38] <Technocrat-Amit> kindofabuzz: I want to join irc://irc.thinkdigit.com
[12:38] <hybriidd> lawl
[12:38] <b3rz3rk3r> back
[12:38] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, lol @ the hating
[12:38] <b3rz3rk3r> Technocrat-Amit, i think mot ppl agree with you
[12:39] <hybriidd> lol
[12:39] <diddy> I have two identical disks in my PC. One disk is complete encrypted with truecrypt. Not as a container but as a partition. Is it possible to make an exact image of the partition to the other disk. Both disks are same type, same model, same size.
[12:39] <ecolitan> jrib i'm having troube specifically applying set gid perms to the route command
[12:39] <bazhang> !lol > hybriidd
[12:39] <jrib> Technocrat-Amit: how to do that depends on your client
[12:39] <bazhang> hybriidd, please take chat elsewhere
[12:39] <jrib> ecolitan: can you pastebin what you ran and what the output was?
[12:39] <ecolitan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/243714/
[12:40] <jrib> diddy: use dd I guess
[12:40] <Technocrat-Amit> b3rz3rk3r:  good MS is going wrong way
[12:40] <imre> are there any people who can talk in turkish?
[12:40] <jrib> ecolitan: ok, it's aleady setgid
[12:41] <Technocrat-Amit> jrib: How do get in to irc://irc.thinkdigit.com
[12:41] <ecolitan> jrib yeah i know, but route throws an error
[12:41] <jrib> ecolitan: what version of ubuntu is this?
[12:41] <ecolitan> jrib 2.6.28-14-generic
[12:41] <mizipzor> after upgrading to 9.04 sound stopped working and i simply cant get it working again... tried to read some guides i found on google but no progress so far... anyone got any pointers as to where to start?
[12:41] <jrib> !version | ecolitan
[12:41] <ecolitan> 9.04
[12:41] <pozic> What is the name of the standard that is used to connect digital cameras to TVs?
[12:42] <backslash7> pozic: S-Video ? Or just TV_Out
[12:42] <backslash7> Not sure though
[12:42] <furythor> should mod_rewrite have some configuration file for apache2 ?
[12:42] <jrib> ecolitan: why aren't you just using sudo?
[12:42] <jrib> ecolitan: instead of changing the default route permissions
[12:43] <jrib> furythor: I would try #apache
[12:43] <JenniferB3> hi folks, I am logged in as root and trying to run a script to backup and I get a -bash: -/db Permission denied ?
[12:43] <minimec> mizipzor: I would open <Alt>F2 gstreamer-properties and play around in the Audio section. Then you can see, if Ubuntu recognized your card.
[12:43] <JenniferB3> I can run the same script from the command line.. but apperantly not as a script
[12:43] <jrib> JenniferB3: Can you pastebin more details?
[12:43] <Carsten_> Does anyone have exp with Nvidia installation issues?
[12:43] <ecolitan> jrib i usually use sudo, but I'm trying to write a script to automatically setup the routing for my vpn
[12:44] <ecolitan> jrib and want it to run as my user
[12:44] <legend2440> Technocrat-Amit: clicking  on the link works for me  >        irc://irc.thinkdigit.com
[12:44] <jrib> ecolitan: I don't think setgid is the solution here.  The users group probably doesn't have the necessary permissions
[12:44] <JenniferB3> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/243748/
[12:44] <mizipzor> minimec: even though it worked in the last version of ubuntu? ... in the device section i have "default" and "unknown"
[12:45] <minimec> mizipzor: sitch to ALSA once and try that 'unknown' device.
[12:45] <Guest73445> What are the sys requirements for Gnome?
[12:45] <furythor> Carsten you mean graphics card ?
[12:45] <ecolitan> jrib i chowned the /sbin/route file to have the group users, and i'm in the users group in /etc/group
[12:45] <Carsten_> I do.
[12:46] <gartral> Guest73445: depends, minimal or recommended?
[12:46] <furythor> what generation and what ubuntu version ?
[12:46] <mizipzor> minimec: switching to ALSA, i got four items in the device section, "default" and three with the same name "CA0106"
[12:46] <jrib> ecolitan: right, but why would the users group have permissions to change whatever it is that the route command changes
[12:46] <ecolitan> jrib i've used setgid before but it's just giving this wierd thing with route
[12:46] <Guest73445> gartral, minimal
[12:46] <Guest73445> gartral, minimal for older machines
[12:46] <jrib> ecolitan: do you understand my last comment?
[12:46] <mizipzor> minimec: none of them produces any sound when testing though
[12:46] <ecolitan> jrib i think i do now
[12:46] <minimec> mizipzor: Check these device and use the 'test button' YOu should get a 'beep' sound...
[12:46] <Carsten_> Nvidia 7300LE and Ubuntu 9.04
[12:47] <gartral> Guest73445: give me a moment, please
[12:47] <hybriidd> those drivers are never fully suppoterd
[12:47] <dremits> hi. when updating the package manager a lot of the time in ubuntu 9.04, i find that either loading packages is very slow or won't load at all. Having said that it will sometimes load packages lighting fast (as was normal in Ubuntu 8). My internet works fine and i've tried different servers but it seems it's very hit and miss loading packages.
[12:47] <furythor> hmm,  then you need to consult nvidia graphics card driver manual to see if it supported or not
[12:47] <ecolitan> jrib ok, i get it
[12:47] <ecolitan> jrib my bad
[12:47] <bazhang> hybriidd, which ones
[12:47] <Carsten_> I have and it is.
[12:47] <hybriidd> that series of nvidia :(
[12:48] <jrib> JenniferB3: how are you running it?
[12:48] <tstaerk3> how can I install krecord on ubuntu?
[12:48] <hybriidd> me?
[12:48] <JenniferB3> ./db
[12:48] <bazhang> hybriidd, did you have a support question? please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:48] <jrib> JenniferB3: as what user?
[12:48] <hybriidd> lawl
[12:48] <DesertPanther> hello, how can I install the new 2.6.30-4 Linux kernel for Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty?
[12:48] <hybriidd> opps
[12:48] <hybriidd> no need
[12:48] <hybriidd> why?
[12:48] <tscmga> how to change screen resoltion , when quit on a game?
[12:48] <DesertPanther> is there a ppa for it?
[12:48] <minimec> mizipzor: So you don't get any sound using that 'test button' but ubuntu sees a 'Ca0106'?
[12:49] <Carsten_> I installed Fedora on a different hard drive to see if it was an issue with my hardware... It works fine on Fedora with the same driver version so have a hard time trying to work out why X will not use it with ubuntu
[12:49] <furythor> Carsten_ Well, what kind of issues you are having then ?
[12:49] <tscmga> xrand -s 0?
[12:49] <gartral> DesertPanther: you cant... either wait for Karmic or switch distros
[12:49] <tscmga> xrandr -s 0?
[12:49] <diddy> How can I check the hard disk health status of an internal disk?
[12:49] <mizipzor> minimec: actually it sees three of them... but no, no sound
[12:49] <Keiffer> What CD/DVD catalog software is there for Ubuntu??
[12:49] <hybriidd> i wouldnt switch distros
[12:49] <DesertPanther> :/
[12:50] <diddy> I am very worried that my internal 500GB disk is giving up on me.
[12:50] <hybriidd> !!!
[12:50] <worldomination> diddy: SMART Tools
[12:50] <gartral> Guest73445: looks too be 400 mhz p2 PCU and 128 mb Ram
[12:50] <diddy> worldomination, how do I get those?
[12:50] <Guest73445> gartral, On my own machines I may install Gnome as well,kde 4,, is a little fat :)
[12:50] <Padhu> How can i view sdf extention files in ubuntu 8.10?
[12:50] <Carsten_> I get error, Fatal server error: no screens found
[12:50] <worldomination> install gsmartctl
[12:50] <gartral> Guest73445: CPU*
[12:50] <Keiffer> What CD/DVD catalog software is there for Ubuntu??
[12:50] <worldomination> I meant gsmartcontrol
[12:50] <Guest73445> gartral, cheers for the info,, :)
[12:51] <worldomination> and smartools
[12:51] <Guest73445> gartral, d/load in progress ;)
[12:51] <mizipzor> minimec: i have both alsa, oss, esd and pulseaudio installed... could there be any conflicts there?
[12:51] <worldomination> diddy: gsmartcontrol look it up in synaptic have fun
[12:51] <furythor> Carsten that seems to be because your screen is not recognized for reason or another
[12:51] <jrib> DesertPanther: well you could always compile it yourself, but why do you want it?
[12:51] <gartral> Guest73445: whats your specs? you may be beter off with e17
[12:51] <jcmarini> whew!  busy tonight
[12:52] <minimec> mizipzor: ok. Let's go a step further. 1. Set 'Output'Audio to 'automatic' again in gstreamer-properties; 2. Open a terminal and do sudo apt-get install pavucontrol; *. <alt>F2 pavucontrol look the 'outpu devices' section.
[12:52] <Maleko> any idea how i can start multiple instance of wget in terminal?
[12:52] <gartral> mizipzor: i see ESD and Pulse in the same list, thats a no-no, also, alsa and oss needs aoss to coexist without dying
[12:52] <Carsten_> well come back to why did it work fine in previous versions of ubuntu but not this one. as i said it also works fine on fedora
[12:52] <DesertPanther> jrib, I heard that it works faster than 2.6.28
[12:52] <Maleko> 'wget link & wget link2' doesnt work
[12:52] <Guest73445> gartral, i have plenty :) It is for friends with older xp,,machines
[12:52] <DesertPanther> I don't compile it myself
[12:52] <minimec> mizipzor: Ubuntu sees some audio devices. Let's chek if pulseaudio sees them too ;)
[12:52] <gartral> Guest73445: whats the specs????
[12:52] <myself> I compile it
[12:53] <Justcop> does anyone know of a programme that can warn of low disk space. Just had loads of problems cos i had no idea
[12:53] <mizipzor> gartral: should i then, instead, start by removing as much as possible? everything related to sound but alsa and pulseaudio?
[12:53] <Carsten_> anyone else have any ideas?
[12:53] <myself> Watch Your Diskspace Like A Vulture
[12:53] <myself> sorry i cant think of anything
[12:53] <furythor> Carsten I had some issues on 8.10 my self too, so I was forced to move back to 8.04 and my hardware upgrade seems inevitable if I want to keep using latest LTS version ...
[12:53] <jrib> DesertPanther: that's not really a great reason.  The kernel team's ppa has them though if you want to try them
[12:53] <mizipzor> minimec: the default output plugin or the default output device?
[12:53] <gartral> mizipzor: i would remove ESD via terminal with sudo aptitude purge esd
[12:53] <Guest73445> gartral, 2 gig ram ,,and clocked at 3.0-3.6 ghz depending on my mood ;)
[12:53] <DesertPanther> jrib, sure, where can I find that PPA?
[12:53] <mizipzor> gartral: im on it
[12:54] <minimec> mizipzor: If you set the Plugin, the device will be 'greyed out'
[12:54] <gartral> Guest73445: that should run gnome ANDE compiz just fine, as long as you have a semi decent gfx card
[12:54] <bazhang> Carsten_, how did you stop gdm when you installed those drivers?
[12:55] <Guest73445> gartral, 256,,Nvidia
[12:55] <mizipzor> minimec: ok, thats done, installing pavucontrol
[12:55] <jrib> DesertPanther: kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline -- remember this isn't supported and is meant for testing, your machine may spontaneously combust, etc.
[12:55] <DesertPanther> jrib, how can I add this PPA to my source.list?
[12:55] <Carsten_> i was using     /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[12:56] <diddy> worldomination, I installed those smart tools but they are nowhere to be found under system -> administration. ???
[12:56] <legend2440> DesertPanther: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[12:56] <bazhang> Carsten_, and then installing from the tty?
[12:56] <mizipzor> minimec: yup, this application was discussed in one of the guides... rhythmbox is playing and is listed under playback
[12:56] <Carsten_> yes
[12:56] <Guest73445> gartral, I have kde4,,,on one partition and it is a little slow compared with 3,,,,
[12:56] <dremits> >	hi. when updating the package manager a lot of the time in ubuntu 9.04, i find that either loading packages is very slow or won't load at all. Having said that it will sometimes load packages lighting fast (as was normal in Ubuntu 8). My internet works fine and i've tried different servers but it seems it's very hit and miss loading packages.
[12:56] <mizipzor> minimec: i got one entry in output devices, "ca0106-ca0106"
[12:56] <bazhang> Carsten_, sorry I forgot, did you also install nvidia-settings
[12:56] <Carsten_> via apt-get
[12:57] <minimec> mizipzor: But still no sound?
[12:57] <mizipzor> minimec: correct
[12:57] <gartral> Guest73445: KDE4 is a little slow on my i7 920 workstation with 12 gigs ram... its just slow code
[12:57] <incorrect> hi, what is ubuntu MID edition?
[12:57] <Carsten_> i did... and when I used nvidia-settings it tells me the driver isnt active etc, and to run nvidia-xconfig  when I do that I still get the same problem
[12:57] <gnubie> dremits; http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-select-fastest-mirror-in-ubuntu.html
[12:58] <DesertPanther> legend2440, okay got it, but I want to add it in my Software Sources
[12:58] <gartral> incorrect: for "Micro Internet Devices"
[12:58] <Guest73445> gartral, Hell one powerhouse ,,does it dim the lights ;)
[12:58] <dremits> gnubie i have tried
[12:58] <dremits> but to no avail
[12:58] <bazhang> Carsten_, everything crashing? what resolution are you trying to set btw
[12:58] <Keiffer> what CD/DVD catalogging software can I use ?
[12:58] <incorrect> gardar, probably not a smart idea for a desktop,
[12:58] <jrib> DesertPanther: not sure if you can as it doesn't have a repository structure.  You can just use the deb files if you want.
[12:58] <gnubie> whoa
[12:58] <minimec> mizipzor: TRy to check if you got more than just one sound interface. A USB webcam for example, or an onboard sound card in combination with a pci soundcard. You should be able to send the stream to the device you want.
[12:58] <dremits> is there anyone here from the united kingdom?
[12:58] <incorrect> must admit netbook remix seems like a smart idea for a desktop
[12:58] <DesertPanther> jrib, alright thank you :)
[12:58] <bazhang> !uk > dremits
[12:58] <gartral> Guest73445: no.. but it acts as a great space heater!
[12:59] <incorrect> I would consider giving netbook remix on a desktop to my dear old mum
[12:59] <Carsten_> I get error, Fatal server error: no screens found   im using res 1440x900
[12:59] <gartral> incorrect: as your name states.. your incorrect.. ubuntu MID edition will run on the Atom based systems fine
[12:59] <bazhang> Carsten_, try selecting a lesser resolution
[12:59] <Carsten_> tried... same issue.
[12:59] <mizipzor> minimec: the onboard soundcard is faulty and has been disabled via the bios to prevent exactly such issues... no webcams or any external hardware is plugged in except for mouse and keyboard
[13:00] <Guest73445> gartral, Could do with that over here in NZ
[13:00] <mizipzor> minimec: unplugging the speakers and plugging them in again switches the output device in pulesaudio volume control to a "Null Output"
[13:00] <incorrect> gardar, are you saying MID is a good idea for a desktop?
[13:00] <minimec> mizipzor: Just because you talked about some 'unknown' devices in gstreamer-properties...
[13:00] <alazyworkaholic> I'm trying to set up a KVM vm. I also want to use the new 0.8 virt-manager, but only the 0.61 is available in the repositories. I downloaded 0.8, configure, make, make install, & it's in Applications, Other, but doesn't work. Running virt-manager in a terminal gives "File "/usr/local/share/virt-manager/virt-manager.py", line 26, in <module>    import libvirt" What do I do now? libvirt-bin is installed.
[13:01] <bazhang> Carsten_, I am at a loss; having nearly the same card working fine
[13:01] <mizipzor> minimec: i have no idea what the unknown is... but as i said, i have probably way to much sound software installed
[13:01] <mizipzor> minimec: ill try removing oss as well
[13:01] <Carsten_> im at a total loss as well... it works fine for me with another distro
[13:02] <minimec> mizipzor: You don't have to. I have a default installation, and that works.
[13:02] <zinkeldonk> I have Hardy but I want a newer kernel. In fact, I would like the Jaunty kernel. Trying to do this with the preferences file. Can one use syntax like this:
[13:02] <zinkeldonk> Package: linux-image*
[13:02] <zinkeldonk> in the preferences file?
[13:02] <gartral> Guest73445: may i pm you?
[13:02] <morris1> the login sound plays although i have disabled it via system > preferences > sounds. is there a file which i can edit to stop that??
[13:02] <mizipzor> minimec: but neither do i need them, right? maybe removing them might remove some of the variables here... making it easier... and they can always be installed again
[13:02] <minimec> mizipzor: open a terminal and do lspi | grep audio
[13:03] <mizipzor> minimec: http://pastebin.org/5927
[13:03] <jcmarini> as far as ican tell i havn't broken any6 rules
[13:03] <jrib> jcmarini: hmm?
[13:04] <jcmarini> hmm indeed
[13:04] <mizipzor> minimec: i assumed you meant lspci, i dont have lspi... if it wasnt a typo
[13:04] <zinkeldonk> Doesn't seem like manual is explicit like this.
[13:04] <zinkeldonk> Rather it does stipulate
[13:04] <zinkeldonk> Package: *
[13:05] <Carsten_> just had an idea...
[13:05] <Guest73445> gartral, sure
[13:05] <Carsten_> whats the command to clear the synaptic/apt downloaded package cache?
[13:05] <morris1> the login sound plays although i have disabled it via system > preferences > sounds. is there a file which i can edit to stop that? or is this a known issue?
[13:05] <jrib> Carsten_: « man apt-get » read about the two options with "clean" in them
[13:06] <minimec> mizipzor: ;) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=963027 Your baby is maybe needing some tweaks. I guess this post is for hardy, but I would search the net for 'yourhardware' in combination with 'ubuntu' or 'jaunty'
[13:06] <Guest73445> Carsten_, apt-get clean
[13:07] <mzz> morris1: which one? The one played when you have actually logged in or the one played by the login screen when it asks you for your username?
[13:07] <Padhu> carsten, $ sudo rm -f /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb
[13:07] <minimec> mizipzor: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7677411
[13:07] <morris1> mzz: when i've actually logged in. the first one i don't even know how to disable... but i would if i could
[13:07] <mizipzor> minimec: ok... should i try to tweak the sample rate? or should i remove as much software as i can first?
[13:07] <minimec> mizipzor: You don't have to remove software.
[13:08] <mizipzor> minimec: yea, ok
[13:08] <zinkeldonk> Also, I want to ensure that only the kernel comes from Jaunty....everything else should remain in the Hardy release.
[13:08] <jcmarini> bye
[13:08] <mzz> morris1: that one's probably under system -> administration -> login window -> accessibility
[13:08] <behappy> annasseh, welcome back
[13:08] <mzz> morris1: I don't know why the other setting isn't working for you
[13:09] <mizipzor> minimec: but since unplugging and plugging in the speakers again... the output device is now only "null output"... maybe i should reboot before going any further... if there isnt any software trick for rechecking the card
[13:09] <annasseh> behappy, thanks
[13:09] <morris1> mzz: yeah... just thought there exists a config where i can look for the setting...
[13:09] <behappy> annasseh, np ^^
[13:09] <Plichu> hello everyone
[13:10] <mzz> morris1: yep, but that'd be the one you said you just changed
[13:10] <jcmarini> my bother scanner still willnot work withou sudo prin\veledge ... wots the script to make it local user again
[13:10] <minimec> mizipzor: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils should do.
[13:10] <minimec> mizipzor: 'sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart'
[13:11] <morris1> mzz: :(
[13:11] <clem6> Hello!
[13:11] <Edico> what is the name for the mit-scheme package?
[13:11] <mizipzor> minimec: hm... no effect, still null... but ive set the sample rate as described in that post, ill try a reboot, brb
[13:11] <clem6> I am using 9.04,it's a great system.
[13:12] <minimec> mizipzor: You could also do a 'dmesg' in a terminal and check for suspicious messages ...
[13:12] <morris1> mzz: additionally, in the sound preferences window, when i set a custom sound like cards shuffle.mp3, and i clikc on the play button on the right, the original login sound is played
[13:12] <morris1> that must be a bug somehow
[13:13] <introuble> hey... in ubuntu, does ipod work as external drive without any downloads of apple crap or anyother crap?
[13:13] <clem6> But I met a problem,that is I see "shutting down bluetooth ..." when I shut up my machine,but I have no bluetooth device.
[13:13] <mzz> morris1: I only replied because I thought you might have changed the wrong pref. I really don't know why the pref you found isn't working (it is the right pref, it worked here)
[13:13] <clem6> How can I remove this message?
[13:13] <morris1> mzz: okay, thanks anyway
[13:13] <mzz> clem6: does the message really bother you that much?
[13:13] <nick125> Quick question: what would cause an upgrade to be "held back?"
[13:14] <mzz> clem6: it's probably "bluetooth device management" in system -> administration -> services, but I haven't noticed it having any serious detrimental effects
[13:14] <JenniferB3> what is a simple ftp program for linux with gui support?
[13:15] <rski> JenniferB3: filezilla
[13:15] <mizipzor> minimec: back, and the output device is back to normal
[13:15] <Padhu> gftp
[13:15] <nick125> JenniferB3: I've used gftp in the past with good luck
[13:15] <Padhu> ftp client
[13:15] <clem6> Yes,it is not effect my using,but remove it is better,I think. ;)
[13:16] <minimec> mizipzor: open a terminal and do dmesg and check for suspicious messages in combination with your audio device and driver.
[13:16] <Timmy2Tall> *cough*
[13:16] <Timmy2Tall> mt
[13:16] <JenniferB3> is it gftp-common that I should select?
[13:16] <clem6> Maybe it can make the shutting operation more quick.
[13:16] <Jester_Racer> hi all
[13:16] <JenniferB3> got it, thanks :)
[13:17] <Jester_Racer> I have a quick quiestion: It is possible to get to work Enemy territory on Ubuntu x64?
[13:18] <grawity> JenniferB3: Are you using GNOME? It supports ftp:// addresses itself.
[13:18] <mizipzor> minimec: cant see anything weird
[13:18] <clem6> I have canceled the bluetooth service in system -> administration -> services,but nothing changed.
[13:18] <Ose> ok, so I have a XP computer without a wireless network adapter built in, but with an usb adapter instead. If I switch my computer to ubuntu, can I somehow use the adapter (it comes with a windows only installation CD) to access my wireless netowrk?
[13:19]  * Ose is lousy with everythign hardware-related
[13:19] <daan> which 802.11n wifi card should i buy that works out-of-the-box on ubuntu ?
[13:19] <Padhu_1> Ose: just try
[13:19] <mizipzor> minimec: hmm... this http://pastebin.org/5928 isnt really the same as this: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-ca0106
[13:19] <mizipzor> minimec: or am i missunderstanding something now?
[13:19] <minimec> mizipzor: Well I guess I cannot help you further... I would continue playing around in the pavucontrol settings, as you card is recognized by the system...
[13:20] <nick125> daan: Intel cards are better supported. Broadcom n cards do not work without ndiswrapper.
[13:20] <sunonet> openoffice in Jaunty is not actually sun's version but Go-oo, is this true?
[13:20] <mizipzor> minimec: ok... i see, thank you either way :) much appreciated
[13:20] <daan> nick125: is the ndraft protocol fully supported ?
[13:21] <minimec> mizipzor: np
[13:21] <nick125> daan: I believe N is fully supported on the Intel cards
[13:22] <daan> thnx nick125
[13:22] <DoNoBaN_> hi
[13:22] <alex^^> surely there has to be some package out there for the cli to pickup on volume input strength, on say line-in?? ive been hunting for the last 2 hours and i cant find anything that can return the volume input levels on say mic-in or line-in, on the CLI
[13:22] <alex^^> anyone know?
[13:22] <Frezeeer> .
[13:22] <DoNoBaN_> anybody has an zte mode working on ubuntu?
[13:23] <mizipzor> during the installation of this: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-ca0106 where should i type ./configure? the guide seems skipping where i can find the actual source
[13:24] <amirhamz> hello
[13:24] <amirhamz> need someone to help
[13:24] <WholeGrains> !ask amirhamz
[13:24] <b3rz3rk3r> amirhamz, please ask your question all one line
[13:24] <amirhamz> ok
[13:25] <amirhamz> i cant install update
[13:25] <amirhamz> i just install ubuntu jaunty
[13:25] <amirhamz> when i try to update, i got error
[13:26] <amirhamz> somthing like this : : Unable to lock the download directory
[13:27] <bazhang> amirhamz, use sudo
[13:27] <blackcoatman> hello
[13:27] <mizipzor> minimec: unchecking IEC958 in the volume control for my card seems to get sound when testing it :)
[13:27] <blackcoatman> people, i need to modprobe the snd-rtctimer module, but it's not anywhere in the module packages.....
[13:27] <blackcoatman> how else can I do this? o.O
[13:27] <minimec> mizipzor: Cool.
[13:28] <pozic> My machine just rebooted out of nothing. Is there some log that says why it did that?
[13:28] <bazhang> amirhamz, sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get upgrade
[13:28] <amirhamz> i tried that
[13:28] <amirhamz> but still got those error
[13:28] <amirhamz> Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[13:28] <clem6> o|O
[13:28] <bazhang> amirhamz, then close other instances of synaptic add/remove etc and try again
[13:28] <amirhamz> ok
[13:29] <mizipzor> pozic: could be related to overheating as well, which wont be in the logs
[13:29] <Paschu> Hi
[13:29] <pozic> mizipzor: it didn't feel particularly hot.
[13:29] <amirhamz> can i leave the chat open?
[13:29] <Paschu> I have a problem
[13:29] <mithu> is there any driver for medion 42200 quick launcher panel
[13:29] <Paschu> i cant see the icons and the other things in my ubuntu
[13:30] <grawity> Paschu: What do you mean by "the other things"?
[13:30] <clem6> Hi,how can read the startup message and shut up message in the rootfs?
[13:30] <Paschu> grawity: the off button, ...
[13:30] <Paschu> the time
[13:30] <grawity> Paschu: ah. So the desktop and the panels
[13:31] <Paschu> yea right
[13:31] <bazhang> amirhamz, of course you can
[13:31] <Paschu> i can see the background
[13:31] <Paschu> and the mouse
[13:31] <Paschu> and my usb stick
[13:31] <FloodBot2> Paschu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:31] <grawity> Paschu: Can you open a terminal with Alt-F2 -> "gnome-terminal"?
[13:31] <clem6> any help?
[13:31] <Keiffer> what command I use in terminal too see login time?
[13:31] <Paschu> i think i tried it
[13:31] <Neutron_> hello, I wonder if there is some network install CD for ubuntu.. I have a CDROM that is a bit screwed and will only read about the first 300MBs of a disk..
[13:31] <Paschu> but it dont work
[13:32] <Paschu> but i can open 'Help'
[13:32] <geirha> !install | Neutron_
[13:32] <daan> r
[13:32] <grawity> Keiffer: w, who, finger, finger Keiffer, lastlog -u Keiffer... depends on what you need.
[13:33] <meteor``> I tried to update ubuntu but now it says..  Update is complete/ Not all changes and update succeeded. For further details , please expand the details.
[13:33] <meteor``> what should i do? I cant install nay software by add remove panel even.
[13:33] <Edico> here it says that mit-scheme is in jaunty http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/devel/ but when I try to search it with synaptic I can't find it. Why?
[13:33] <Paschu> i need help! nothing work right!
[13:33] <Neutron_> ok thanks I will give it a go
[13:34] <bazhang> Paschu, does alt f2 work
[13:34] <Paschu> no
[13:34] <Paschu> it dont
[13:34] <amirhamz> bazhang, i still got the same error
[13:34] <amirhamz> do i need to restart first n update, or what?
[13:34] <Paschu> it doesnt work
[13:34] <bazhang> amirhamz, are you downloading something now?
[13:35] <amirhamz> nope
[13:35] <amirhamz> the only thing thats open is chat n firefox
[13:35] <meteor``> I tried to update ubuntu but now it says..  Update is complete/ Not all changes and update succeeded. For further details , please expand the details.
[13:35] <meteor``> what should i do? I cant install nay software by add remove panel even.
[13:35] <grawity> meteor``: Can you go to the Terminal, then type 'sudo apt-get update' and 'sudo apt-get upgrade'?
[13:36] <Paschu> :(
[13:36] <bazhang> amirhamz, and you closed all the other instances of apt? add/remove synaptic etc?
[13:36] <minimec> Paschu: That if you reboot? Can you do <ctrl>aslt>F1; login; sudo reboot ?
[13:36] <bazhang> Paschu, when did you install ubuntu and what version
[13:36] <Neutron_> "The Minimal CD downloads packages from online archives at installation time instead of providing them on the install CD itself. Downloading packages at install time reduces the size of the install CD to approximately 5 to 20MB depending on architecture" great, I found what I was looking for. thanks guys
[13:36] <minimec> Paschu: <ctrl><alt>F1 ;)
[13:36] <amirhamz> yes
[13:36] <Paschu> today
[13:37] <Paschu> netbook remix
[13:37] <myself> no one lives in the future, no one lives in the past
[13:37] <bazhang> myself, ??
[13:37] <myself> !offtopic myself
[13:37] <myself> neither do i
[13:37] <myself>  he he sorry
[13:38] <Paschu> so, what should i do?
[13:38] <Paschu> ??
[13:38] <myself> whats your question
[13:38] <amirhamz> so, how can i know if something open on the background
[13:38] <amirhamz> now i only have pidgin n firefox
[13:38] <myself> gnome-system-monitor
[13:38] <bazhang> Paschu, the keyboard is completely unresponsive?
[13:38] <myself> open gnome-system-monitor
[13:38] <myself> in terminal
[13:38] <Paschu> the keyboard works
[13:39] <myself> and see what u got running
[13:39] <clem6> How can I see the shut up log in the ubuntu?dmesg can not see that.
[13:39] <CradLeRcker> I have a problem with wine or steam. When ever i run Half Life 2 or Team fortress 2 i can never get past the launch screen and an error message comes up. unfortunatly i cant read the error message. If anyone can help me please PM me.
[13:40] <amirhamz> bazhang, should i restart first??
[13:40] <myself> can people even get TF2 running on Wine?
[13:40] <myself> anyone here? cause id be interested in installing it if that was possible
[13:40] <bazhang> amirhamz, open a terminal and type top to see what is running
[13:40] <bazhang> myself check the appdb
[13:40] <amirhamz> top??
[13:40] <amirhamz> ok
[13:40] <bazhang> !appdb > myself
[13:41] <myself> heh team fortress 2 is Gold
[13:41] <bazhang> Paschu, so you installed unr today ? did it ever work? what method of installation did you use?
[13:41] <amirhamz> how to look at this?
[13:41] <Edico> someone use ubuntu-x86_64?
[13:41] <Paschu> it worked
[13:42] <Paschu> in the fist minutes
[13:42] <Technocrat-Amit> ALL : how can I join multiple irc servers/channels in XCHAT GNOME IRC CHAT client
[13:42] <myself> im gonna install it
[13:42] <myself> FOR THE WIN
[13:42] <amirhamz> task 136, running 2
[13:42] <Paschu> than i switched to desktop mode and BANG
[13:42] <Paschu> after a restart it didnt work
[13:42] <bazhang> Paschu, switch back to unr mode then
[13:42] <Paschu> how?
[13:42] <Paschu> no desktop icons
[13:43] <Paschu> no control panel
[13:43] <Paschu> OWNED
[13:43] <bazhang> Paschu, log out and choose in login session
[13:44] <bazhang> amirhamz, paste.ubuntu.com with the output of sudo apt-get update and give us the url (DONT paste here)
[13:44] <marcin_> hi
[13:44] <amirhamz> ??
[13:44] <rski> ??
[13:44] <marcin_> i'm a new user of ububtu
[13:45] <marcin_> somebody can help me?
[13:45] <rski> with?
[13:45] <marcin_> i speak polish
[13:45] <marcin_> somebody else>
[13:45] <marcin_> ?
[13:45] <amirhamz> where to paste?
[13:45] <bazhang> amirhamz, open a web browser; go to the website paste.ubuntu.com ; type sudo apt-get update in the terminal; copy and paste that output to the web page you opened; hit paste on the webpage, and give us the generated url here
[13:45] <kristaps> about what ?
[13:46] <minimec> !pl | marcin_
[13:46] <amirhamz> ok
[13:46] <legend2440> i have Autologin enabled. if i am booting and want to see the Login options is there a key i can press to bypass Autologin? or do i have to uncheck the option in Login Window?
[13:47] <amirhamz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/243824/
[13:47] <helper> legend2440 i think you have login Window and on  Terminal . /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[13:47] <meteor``> I tried to update ubuntu but now it says..  Update is complete/ Not all changes and update succeeded. For further details , please expand the details.
[13:47] <meteor``> what should i do? I cant install nay software by add remove panel even.
[13:47] <amirhamz> when i type that command, the update manager kick in
[13:48] <bazhang> amirhamz, now the same procedure with sudo apt-get upgrade
[13:48] <amirhamz> but when i tried to install, comes the error
[13:48] <amirhamz> ok
[13:48] <legend2440> helper: ok thanks
[13:48] <Hydrid> i just installed lamp server i put http://127.0.0.1 and it displays a message it works! and now i am running the command sudo gedit /var/www/testphp.php it opens me the file i write < ?php echo "Hello World"; ?> i save it and afer i put it to firefox http://localhost/testphp.php and firefox ASKS ME WITH WHAT TO OPEN IT? What should i do???
[13:48] <JenniferB3> Not enough random bytes available.  Please do some other work to give the OS a chance to collect more entropy! ........... how do I say , now its enough.. try agaun.. I can keep typing forever it seems
[13:48] <meteor``> amirhamz, Im doing the same.
[13:48] <meteor``> Nothing happens.
[13:48] <bazhang> amirhamz, cancel out the update manager
[13:49] <bazhang> JenniferB3, move your mouse around
[13:49] <meteor``> sudo apt-get update -> fine.
[13:49] <meteor``> sudo apt-get upgrade -> gives and error.
[13:49] <meteor``> an*
[13:49] <bazhang> meteor``, was the update manager up and running?
[13:49] <amirhamz> ok
[13:49] <JenniferB3> bazhang: I have done and typed in allot of words.. should it quit this mode by itself? or do I need to hit some special key?
[13:49] <meteor``> yes it was.
[13:49] <meteor``> the last upgrade was okay.
[13:49] <meteor``> dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 11581 package `gtk2-engines':
  `Replaces' field, invalid package name `gtk2-engines-highcontrast$': character `$' not allowed (only letters, digits and characters `-+._')
 E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[13:49] <FloodBot2> meteor``: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:50] <bazhang> paste.ubuntu.com meteor`` (not here)
[13:50] <meteor``> This is what IM getting on upgrade.
[13:50] <amirhamz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/243826/
[13:50] <bazhang> JenniferB3, you are generating a key for gnupg?
[13:51] <JenniferB3> gpg --gen-key
[13:51] <amirhamz> i canceled it
[13:51] <amirhamz> i stopp installing after lots of failure
[13:51] <minimec> meteor``: Your problem is different. That gtk-engine package is broken. Open the Synaptic package manager and go zo broken packegesand remove that package.
[13:51] <bazhang> amirhamz, you first canceled out the update manager?
[13:51] <amirhamz> then i look up  to u guys
[13:52] <amirhamz> after update, update manager kick in, but i cancelled
[13:52] <amirhamz> thats the correct way right?
[13:52] <amirhamz> then paste
[13:53] <bazhang> amirhamz, how about this; sudo apt-get update ; let manager take over and run it from there
[13:53] <meteor``> minimec, cant get you.
[13:54] <bazhang> meteor``, its a broken package, follow what minimec said
[13:54] <amirhamz> i tried that
[13:54] <helper> meteor`` minimec was telling you , you got a broken package either u need to open the Synaptic package manager to remove it or use aptitude (From Terminal ) to remove it
[13:54] <bazhang> amirhamz, are you logged in as normal user?
[13:54] <amirhamz> normal?
[13:54] <minimec> meteor``: You are getting that error message with the package 'gtk2-engines-highcontrast$'. It looks to me that you tried to install that package before.
[13:54] <amirhamz> how to know?
[13:55] <amirhamz> when i installed ubuntu just now, i put automatic log in
[13:55] <bazhang> !aptfix | amirhamz try this
[13:55] <Hydrid>  i just installed lamp server i put http://127.0.0.1 and it displays a message it works! and now i am running the command sudo gedit /var/www/testphp.php it opens me the file i write < ?php echo "Hello World"; ?> i save it and afer i put it to firefox http://localhost/testphp.php and firefox ASKS ME WITH WHAT TO OPEN IT? What should i do???
[13:55] <sp4z> anybody know of a email client that will talk with an exchange server? or perhaps is it possible to run outlook via wine?
[13:55] <bazhang> sp4z, check appdb
[13:55] <amirhamz> ok
[13:55] <meteor``> I tried to search for 'gtk2-engines-highcontrast$' in Synpatic PM.. and cant find anything like that.
[13:55] <amirhamz> which one?
[13:56] <jrib> !lamp > Hydrid
[13:56] <sp4z> bazhang, appdb?
[13:56] <amirhamz> bazhang's or ubottu?
[13:56] <Hydrid> evolution speaks with exchange server as i know
[13:56] <bazhang> amirhamz, did you login as root?
[13:56] <Edico> why I can't check like the source code like all the other sources like in this picture http://imagebin.ca/view/Aw9RZwLp.html ?
[13:56] <jrib> Hydrid: follow the "troubleshooting" section for that issue
[13:56] <bazhang> amirhamz, never mind on the command from ubottu above
[13:56] <helper> meteor`` search for gtk2-engines-highcontrast
[13:57] <sp4z> bazhang, nvm found it
[13:57] <alazyworkaholic> I can only use virt-manager (manual install of newer version) as root. As a regular user it starts but won't connect to Qemu & complains libvitd hasn't been started.
[13:57] <bazhang> amirhamz, you need to use sudo in your command, and nothing else can be running. that is the issue
[13:57] <amirhamz> i put sudo aptfix
[13:57] <amirhamz> nothing happened
[13:58] <bazhang> amirhamz, never mind that
[13:58] <meteor``> helper, not that even.
[13:58] <amirhamz> so what now?
[13:58] <helper> meteor`` go to terminal try: dpkg -l | grep gtk2-engines  (is there any) ?
[13:59] <ComStar> how do I connect to a network from console
[13:59] <sjoos> wil of frank?
[13:59] <bazhang> amirhamz, launch update manager from the system administration menu
[13:59] <gDD> please help me find out what program in this terminal: http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=145239&start=0
[14:00] <bazhang> ComStar, wireless? encryped or open
[14:00] <ComStar> wireless, unencrypted
[14:00] <jrib> gDD: might be gnutypist?  Don't know
[14:01] <ComStar> I've tried man pages
[14:01] <erUSUL> ComStar: it depends... wifi? wired? dhscp or static ip?
[14:01] <ComStar> doesn't get me far
[14:01] <ComStar> Wifi dhcp
[14:01] <bazhang> ComStar, sudo dhclient wlan0
[14:01] <ComStar> just give me the basic commands
[14:01] <ComStar> I do man pages
[14:01] <ComStar> ah ok thanks bazhang
[14:01] <bazhang> ComStar, make sure it is that in ifconfig
[14:01] <oix> is there someone who speaks french?
[14:01] <bazhang> oix, in #ubuntu-fr
[14:02] <ComStar> bazhang you mean wlan0?
[14:02] <oix> thnks
[14:02] <ComStar> yeah it's there lol
[14:02]  * Dekko wonders if someone knows how to fix the usplash on shutdown having weird colors.....
[14:02] <oix> #ubuntu-fr
[14:02] <bazhang> ComStar, yes, could be that or ath0 or similar, make sure and check
[14:02] <sp4z> are there any opensource apps that will get mail from an exchange server
[14:02] <ComStar> bazhang I already know my system, thanks
[14:02] <sHyLoCk_> oix: type join #ubuntu-fr
[14:02] <minimec> oix: /join #ubuntu-fr
[14:02] <ComStar> sHyLoCk_ you mmean /join
[14:02] <jrib> sp4z: can't evolution do that?
[14:02] <amirhamz> even my display is still sluggish
[14:02] <amirhamz> huhuhuh
[14:02] <gDD> jrib: thanks, let me have a try.
[14:02] <amirhamz> hello???
[14:02] <ComStar> amirhamz what's wrong?
[14:03] <ComStar> what
[14:03] <sHyLoCk_> ComStar: join works for me
[14:03] <ComStar> sHyLoCk_ what irc client do you use
[14:03] <sHyLoCk_> konversation
[14:03] <ComStar> good choice
[14:03] <ComStar> I guess, used to use that cause of the gui popup for highlights
[14:03] <ComStar> bazhang thanks for the help
[14:03] <bazhang> ComStar, you're welcome
[14:04] <ComStar> bazhang can you point me in the direction of a general tutorial for all the scenarios? (wireless, wired, static ip, non-dhcp dynamic, etc)
[14:04] <mhzarei> how to active Ethernet in kubuntu
[14:04] <sp4z> jrib, yeah it does but only via OWA
[14:04] <jrib> sp4z: ok
[14:04] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 ComStar
[14:05] <ComStar> thanks bazhang
[14:05] <styol3Gs> any ideas on how to diagnose an issue with a wireless card for a dell mini (netbook) where basically the wireless networks option doesnt show up.. possible partial upgrade may have caused it?
[14:05] <mhzarei> #ylug
[14:06] <sHyLoCk_> bah, ubuntu channel keeps on increasing my log size
[14:06] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Does it show up when you do lspci in a terminal?
[14:07] <styol3Gs> canthus13 let me give that a try real quick
[14:07] <canthus13> styol3Gs: 'k.
[14:07] <oix> My sceen freezes when I start my laptop (or when I restart X), and everytime I have to type blindly "compiz" in a terminal to solve this problem
[14:08] <ComStar> bazhang: that doesn't seem to have worked
[14:09] <ComStar> bazhang that doesn't seem to have worked
[14:09] <ComStar> the command you gave me, I'm just going to read the guide though
[14:10] <Shinobi> is there a way to kill a process in the gui?
[14:10] <Alvinware> youtube fullscreen bug in firefox solved?
[14:10] <canthus13> Shinobi: System Monitor.
[14:10] <Alvinware> shinobi, windows monitor.
[14:10] <styol3Gs> canthus13 it seems like its showing up, would it be a network controller or a ethernet controller?
[14:10] <arand> Shinobi: system monitor, or the kill apllication applet?
[14:10] <minimec> Shinobi: <alt>F2 xkill or with the gnome-system-monitor
[14:10] <canthus13> styol3Gs: It would probably show up as a wireless controller.
[14:11] <canthus13> styol3Gs: If it's dell, probably either intel pro or broadcom.
[14:11] <s0u][ight> hello
[14:11] <miZz_^teRi^_> atha
[14:11] <echosystm> whats the equivalent of lspci that would show what kind of touchpad i have?
[14:11] <canthus13> styol3Gs: And if it's broadcom, you may have to activate the driver.
[14:11] <s0u][ight> can someone help me with my acer aspire 5920 laptop and the media keys?
[14:11] <mhzarei> ethernet controller
[14:12] <grawity> echosystm: 'dmesg' usually has that information.
[14:12] <arand> echosystm: lsusb maybe
[14:12] <zargonovski> oix do you have graphic driver installed
[14:12] <styol3Gs> canthus13 Network controller: Broadcom corporation bcm4312
[14:12] <s0u][ight> echosystm, look in /proc/bus/input/devices (lists all your input devices
[14:12] <solexious_> When trying to unmount a mdadm array I get: [umount: /media/storage: device is busy.] How can I remedy this?
[14:12] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Ok. Check your restricted drivers.
[14:12] <canthus13> styol3Gs: You may just need to activate it.
[14:12] <Shinobi> arand: to kill a applet
[14:12] <s0u][ight> !acer
[14:12] <styol3Gs> how do i do that?
[14:12] <s0u][ight> !aspire
[14:12] <s0u][ight> !hotkeys
[14:13] <Shinobi> arand: windows wireless drivers
[14:13] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Which version of ubuntu are you using?
[14:13] <zargonovski> !toshiba
[14:13] <jcmarini> anyone got trouble with brother dcp150scanner?
[14:13] <styol3Gs> 8.04
[14:13] <zargonovski> lols
[14:13] <arand> Shinobi: you are speaking in fragments... what?
[14:13] <mizipzor> is there a program that lets me select an arbitrary point on the screen and get the rgb value currently displayed on that pixel? working with some themes here... such app would help
[14:14] <alazyworkaholic> does anyone here know anything about libvirtd, the libvirt for virtualization daemon?
[14:14] <minimec> s0u][ight: open a terminal, type xev in it and put the mouse pointer into the window that pops up. use the media keys now to see if they give some keycode.
[14:14] <Shinobi> arand: to kill a applet "windows wireless drivers"
[14:14] <Shinobi> arand> Shinobi: system monitor, or the kill apllication applet?
[14:14] <jcmarini> help my brother scanner only works with sudo priveledge
[14:14] <ComStar> bye all
[14:14] <arand> solexious_: might be you are browsing the mount point currently?
[14:15] <s0u][ight> minimec, hmm i had remapped the buttons before lemme log out and in and retry ;)
[14:15] <solexious_> arand, sadly not
[14:15] <oix> yes I  have, I had a problem recently with X.Org my PC crashed when I tried to see a video in a fullscreen mode with VLC, I was obliged to make a buckup of xorg.conf,  since that day I have this problem
[14:15] <canthus13> styol3Gs: it's in the admin menu. (sorry.. I'm logged in on a windows machine, ssh'd into my home server, so I can't dig through the menus myself.)
[14:16] <diddy> Is there a tool to deactivate badblocks on a hard disk?
[14:16] <styol3Gs> canthus13 alrightie no prob, ill check it out real quick.. thanks much
[14:16] <arand> Shinobi: so you're trying to kill ndiswrapper?? System monitor would do that I think, xkill (or the force-quit panel applet) just kills applications with associated windows...
[14:16] <canthus13> styol3Gs: No prob.  wireless drivers can be a pain.
[14:16] <spO> my two ethernet ports  on my motherboard have the same hardware address but use a different irq,  the problem is the kernel names one eth0 and the other one eth1_rename  instead of eth1
[14:17] <legend2440> mizipzor: open system pref>appearance>background click on square box unde  Colors it will give an eyedropper click on screen and it will give rgb value
[14:17] <jcmarini> wots wrong with brother anyway .. it has the cheapeast ink... up the poor workers
[14:17] <styol3Gs> admin > hardware drivers. ? says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system canthus13
[14:18] <mizipzor> legend2440: thats what ive been using so far... but it would be nice with something even simpler... something that sits in tray and has a keyboard shortcut or something
[14:18] <helper> spO both have same HW address?
[14:18] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Odd. It should show that there are broadcom drivers available.
[14:18] <spO> YEAH
[14:18] <spO> err
[14:18] <tavi_> hy i need help whit open office
[14:18] <spO> yeah
[14:18] <tavi_> i wanna put that open office whit tabels
[14:19] <arand> solexious_: well, you could always force the umount ( -f ) but first after you make sure nothing might be using it in any way...
[14:19] <solexious_> arand, thanks
[14:19] <jcmarini> doesnt everyone need help how bout brother drivers
[14:19] <styol3Gs> i think something got borked, my girlfriend decided to do updates and it stopped cause it ran out of room
[14:20] <styol3Gs> so i suspect i may just need to reinstall the drivers for it
[14:20] <helper> spO actually i never seen 2 Ethernet having same HW address !
[14:20] <solexious_> arand, now im also getting [umount2: Device or resource busy]
[14:20] <solexious_> arand, with adding -f
[14:21] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Do this in the terminal:  lspci | grep b43
[14:21] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Paste the result, if any.
[14:21] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Err. wrong command.
[14:21] <tavi_> someone?
[14:21] <canthus13> styol3Gs: lsmod | grep b43
[14:21] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Sorry.
[14:22] <styol3Gs> nada
[14:22] <styol3Gs> ah
[14:22] <styol3Gs> one sec
[14:22] <canthus13> styol3Gs: :)  My bad. I just woke up... haven't had enough caffeine yet.
[14:23] <arand> solexious_: try " -l " then... (man umount for info on those options).
[14:23] <styol3Gs> canthus13 haha all good no worries.. both haz no output
[14:23] <solexious_> arand, That got it, thanks
[14:23] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Hmm...
[14:24] <canthus13> styol3Gs: Ok... Well, check out this thread.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766560
[14:24] <jcmarini> workers of the  world unite you only have your chains to loose  karl marx das capital
[14:24] <mizipzor> whats the program in gnome that lets me add and remove programs that will be autostarted upon login?
[14:26] <Arenlor> mizipzor: I'm not sure but it should be under System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[14:26] <styol3Gs_> canthus13 sorry bout that one sec ill peep the link
[14:26] <canthus13> styol3Gs_: Sure.
[14:26] <mizipzor> Arenlor: not the program i had in mind but it seems to do the same job :p thanks
[14:27] <minimec> mizipzor: <alt>F2 gnome-control-center. You will find it in the 'personal' section ;)
[14:28] <mizipzor> minimec: white text on white background :p that control center most certainly dont like my current theme
[14:28] <oldude67> whats the command to do a dist-upgrade?
[14:29] <Arenlor> oldude67: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[14:29] <spO> hedlper, even if they are part of the same motherboard?
[14:29] <oldude67> Arenlor, ty
[14:29] <minimec> mizipzor: oups ;) I often use gnome-control-center, as I use e17 as WM without a Panel.
[14:29] <creeed> hello
[14:29] <dementor> hy how can ai add a bluetooth  handsfree  device
[14:29] <diddy> What does this tell me during the operation of badblocks? 115200% done, 5:36 elapsed
[14:29] <diddy> badblocks: Input/output error during ext2fs_sync_device
[14:29] <diddy> badblocks: Input/output error during ext2fs_sync_devic
[14:30] <Arenlor> minimec, mizipzor: That control center is all under System
[14:30] <mizipzor> minimec: but i found the button you mentioned, it was the same app as Arenlor indicated
[14:30] <Syrius> does any body use grsync ?
[14:30] <creeed> after upgrading to 9.04 my left-right-click do not funktion any more! any help pls?
[14:30] <minimec> Arenlor: I often use gnome-control-center, as I use e17 as WM without a Panel.
[14:31] <Syrius> if I check the update existing and make backups of existing that will update existing make backup first and also backup newly created files right ?
[14:31] <gDD> dvorakng
[14:32] <Syrius> ????
[14:32] <creeed> how can I emulate the middle click by clicking both of right and left mouse buttons?
[14:32] <jcmarini> mizipzor let me retype that ; menu system
[14:32] <Padhu> any application to check CPU temperature?
[14:33] <mizipzor> jcmarini: thank you :)
[14:33] <Syrius> does any body use grsync ?
[14:33] <Syrius> if I check the update existing and make backups of existing that will update existing make backup first and also backup newly created files right ?
[14:33] <b3rz3rk3r> creeed, that should be a default setting
[14:33] <greg> Attempting to compile a .c file, but getting errors about 'undefined reference to 'floor''. Have checked on the .c file includes reference to <math.h>. However my copy of math.h doesn't appear to declare the floor function. Anybody got any ideas? Using gcc to compile.
[14:33] <creeed> Padhu, gnome-sensors-applet
[14:33] <Arenlor> Padhu: Sensors-Applet with libsensors and hddtemp works for me. Not sure if I'm missing something
[14:33] <b3rz3rk3r> creeed, at least it is in Firefox
[14:34] <mizipzor> greg: i think youll have more luck in ##c or ##c++
[14:34] <bu> hi everybidy
[14:34] <Padhu> thank you i will try it
[14:34] <Arenlor> greg: Pastebin your app
[14:34] <creeed> b3rz3rk3r, where can I change the settings? I saw in xorg.conf nothing abour input devices
[14:35] <aksci_> how can i have two different webform pages insert data into a single table??
[14:35] <bu> i got issues setting up my wireless card
[14:35] <stroyan> greg: You need to link with -lm to get the math.h functions.
[14:35] <b3rz3rk3r> creeed, for a laptop?
[14:35] <b3rz3rk3r> as in touchpad?
[14:35] <creeed> yes
[14:36] <b3rz3rk3r> i dont know
[14:36] <greg> Arenlor - may be easier for you to download from site: http://www.sbrk.co.uk/ant0_t3.tar.gz
[14:36] <hmw> My Jaunty won't let me connect from outside with vnc - "connection refused" - the remote desktop settings tell me: "Your desktop is only reachable over the local network. Others can access your computer using the address _localhost_" - I can't find anything related on the web. Please help.
[14:36] <creeed> b3rz3rk3r, no it's a wireless usb-mouse
[14:36] <dementor> hy how can ai add a bluetooth  handsfree  device
[14:36] <b3rz3rk3r> creeed, for a usb mouse it will be in xorg.conf
[14:36] <creeed> hmm
[14:36] <spO> is there a way to change my ethernet card's hardware address?
[14:36] <dementor> ies
[14:36] <Waldteufel> hiho
[14:36] <dementor> yes
[14:36] <spO> how?
[14:36] <n8tuser> spO-> yes, use of the command ip
[14:36] <bu> maaan this room is random!! :S
[14:36] <b3rz3rk3r> b3rz3rk3r, gksu gedit /usr/bin/xorg.conf i think
[14:36] <djisamsoe> bu: please explain your problem in more detail, may be someone will help
[14:37] <b3rz3rk3r> creeed,  gksu gedit /usr/bin/xorg.conf i think
[14:37] <b3rz3rk3r> lol.. typed that to myself :p
[14:37] <myself> :)
[14:37] <bu> lol djisamsoe thanks for the hint
[14:37] <myself> my love for you is like a truck b3rz3rk3r
[14:37] <livingdaylight> hello channel
[14:37] <b3rz3rk3r> haha
[14:37] <livingdaylight> i need help with panels
[14:38] <greg> stroyan - the app has a makefile but the first two lines fail: [1] CFLAGS=-g -Werror
[14:38] <greg> [2] LDFLAGS=-lpthread -lm (The -Werror is not recognised from [1], lm command not found in [2]
[14:38] <Waldteufel> hello livingdaylight
[14:38] <creeed> b3rz3rk3r, I rood the configuration for input devices by 9.04 is nomore in xorg but in hald!
[14:38] <bu> my laptop cant detect my intel 3945abg wireless card am running ubuntu 9.04
[14:38] <alex^^> #
[14:38] <alex^^> whats the cdrom audio input inside /dev? line-in is /dev/dsp, whats the cdrom auto? does it come through alsamixer into /dev/mixer??
[14:38] <livingdaylight> Waldteufel, hallo
[14:38] <bu> the iwconfig says no wireless extensions
[14:38] <hmw> argh... what's wrong with the remote desktop?
[14:38] <Waldteufel> bu, do you have restricted drivers installed?
[14:38] <hmw> "Always display an icon" is checked, but there is no icon. I can't connect.
[14:39] <bu> no wald
[14:39] <b3rz3rk3r> creeed, should be in xorg.conf still.. at least mine was when i changed my button assignment on my logitech mx
[14:39] <stroyan> greg: It sounds like you typed "sh Makefile".  You should type "make" to use the Makefile.
[14:39] <livingdaylight> because i've isntalled Ubuntu on laptop i want to take maximize realestate and using only 1 panel at bottom. But now when i minimalize FF or Terminal for eg, they disappear and i can't bring it back, you know how to fix?
[14:39] <djisamsoe> bu: what chip does your wlan card use?
[14:39] <Waldteufel> bu, try that or the linux-backports-modules-...
[14:39] <creeed> b3rz3rk3r, I'll write a section for anf tell you
[14:39] <hmw> livingdaylight: try ALT+TAB
[14:39] <grawity> livingdaylight: Alt+Tab. Or add a window list to that panel.
[14:39] <reya276> How can I reformat a USB flash Drive which is readonly?
[14:39] <creeed> b3rz3rk3r, what ubuntu release do you have?
[14:40] <b3rz3rk3r> creeed, 9.04
[14:40] <livingdaylight> hmw, alt-tab work
[14:40] <livingdaylight> grawity, ahh... that is what is missing from this panel, ok, i add
[14:40] <Syrius> if I check the update existing and make backups of existing that will update existing make backup first and also backup newly created files right ?
[14:40] <hmw> livingdaylight: you might try cairo-dock for saving screen real estate with a "task bar"
[14:40] <Paschu> i cant fix it on my own :/
[14:40] <Arenlor> greg: That thing just doesn't compile.
[14:40] <bu> Waldteufel, i did try the backports and that what made my wireless completely disappear , 1stly it was there but cant connect to any network.. now when i removed the backports it still cant be detected
[14:40] <greg> stroyan - indeed I did. Using make now gives me compile errors. :o( Thanks for your help, I'll continue investigating.
[14:40] <Paschu> I tried everything
[14:40] <Paschu> but nothing worked
[14:41] <livingdaylight> hmw, hrmm, it is an idea.... not too keen on cairo... big and clunky if i recall. The standard /classic is simple and clean
[14:41] <bu> and am using Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
[14:41] <greg> Arenlor - thanks. Just found that out as well. Back to the drawing board, and Windows for the time being!
[14:41] <Paschu> After ubuntu loaded, i can see the mouse cursor and the background image - no control panel, no icons. ALT + F2 doesnt work, what should i do???
[14:41] <Paschu> *im using ubuntu netbook edition
[14:42] <Arenlor> greg: If you really need taht now just use "gcc -lm -lpthread gant.c antlib.c -o gant"
[14:42] <oix> join #python-fr
[14:42] <oix> !join #python-fr
[14:42] <hanbin973_3> Èì?
[14:43] <seniorp> http://www.AllGraph.ro
[14:43] <b0b> hii wie komm ich de^
[14:43] <Paschu> cmon! its very important
[14:43] <hmw> wow... i clicked on that "localhost" and now windows pop up "composing message" - this remote desktop is insane
[14:43] <b3rz3rk3r> brb
[14:43] <arand> !de | b0b
[14:43] <greg> Arenlor - thank you very much. Guess thats just treating warnings as warnings now, until the code is tidied up? Seems to have compiled
[14:44] <Waldteufel> can anyone help me with equivs? I'm trying to make a dummy package for texlive to satisfy lyx's dependencies. But apt-get install lyx always wants to install tex-common although it's listed in the Provides section of my package control file.
[14:44] <seniorp> www.AllGraph.ro
[14:44] <Arenlor> greg: Yep, -Werror means treat warnings as errors. -g means include debugging statements which considering their makefile and code both need cleaned up, not sure if debugging would help them
[14:44] <crunchbang666> hi all, just trying to install ubuntu 9 to usb, which partition would i add the bootloader to? sda or sda1?
[14:44] <Evet> How can I repair my gnome? It crashes...
[14:44] <greg> Thank you very much guys. No doubt see you again soon. Bye for now! :o)
[14:45] <bishop> joining
[14:45] <djisamsoe> bu: & what kernel architechture do you use with ubuntu?
[14:45] <zer0x> Hi all, is anyone here running karmin on an eee pc?
[14:45] <zer0x> *karmic
[14:45] <seniorp> www.AllGraph.ro
[14:45] <hmw> my remote desktop won't work, looks like firewall blocking it, but there is no active fw. any help here?
[14:46] <varunthacker> i have 15gb of unallocated space.Can i merge that into my existing ubuntu filesystem which is partitioned in ext4
[14:46] <styol1> canthus13 it didnt work :(
[14:46] <zer0x> hmw: is that through a router on or the same lan?
[14:47] <hmw> zer0x: same lan. the other ubuntu machine lets me in.
[14:47] <geirha> varunthacker: Yes. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition
[14:47] <arand> !karmic | zer0x
[14:47] <hmw> zer0x: standard setup. The remote desktop tells me, i can now connect via "localhost" gah
[14:47] <zer0x> hmw: umm, you have checked the port is open on the target machine?
[14:47] <Arenlor> varunthacker: Yes, just make sure to backup all important data first.
[14:47] <zer0x> ubottu: he
[14:48] <zer0x> ubottu: cheers, just want to check something about power management
[14:48] <varunthacker> backup which drive?
[14:48] <hmw> zer0x: no firewall active, then I installed firestarter to be sure, doesnt help.
[14:48] <mdg> bu: http://linux-wless.passys.nl/query_part.php?brandname=Intel - card works out of the box
[14:48] <xps9000> hmw: Just use IPTables
[14:49] <styol1> canthus13 anything else i should try?
[14:49] <Spykemcc> can someone help me do my minimal ubuntu install script for hardy 64 ???
[14:49] <hmw> xps9000: jaunty comes with an completely open firewall, right??
[14:49] <Arenlor> hmw: No ufw available?
[14:49] <hmw> ufw??
[14:49] <xps9000> No, just IP Tables
[14:49] <erUSUL> !fw | hmw
[14:49] <erUSUL> !firewall | hmw
[14:49] <Arenlor> hmw: type "sudo ufw status" just to make sure it's not blocking.
[14:49] <hmw> aah... i used to use a normal script with iptables
[14:49] <djisamsoe> mdg: bu has quit... :)
[14:50] <mdg> djisamsoe: thanks - guess I missed it :)
[14:50] <zer0x> hmw: so you can connect to it from another machine on the same lan?
[14:50] <styol1> ahhh, pimping
[14:50] <Neutron_> is there any very very old linux distro that will run on an old laptop with 8MB of RAM with GUI?
[14:50] <varunthacker> Arenlor, which partition do i need to backup.
[14:50] <hmw> ufw status: inactive
[14:50] <koln> many bugs ito 9.04 version, streamtuner do not work in it, damn & damn
[14:50] <Jester_Racer> hi all
[14:50] <Neutron_> there's no way win95 can do what linux can't :P and Win3.x used to run on 4MB of RAM
[14:50] <Arenlor> varunthacker: No one in particular, but probably at least /home would be useful to backup
[14:51] <hmw> zer0x: no, i can not connect, thats the problem, and i dont understand it, its a standard setup
[14:51] <mdg> Neutron_: damnsmalllinux might be able to if you give it enough swap
[14:51] <darklingduck> Question, I have Ubuntu on my laptop.  I started with 8.10, and it worked fine.  When I updated I can not use the new Kernals.  I have 2.6.28-14, 28-13, and 27-14 all installed, but can only boot with 27-14.  Any Ideas?
[14:51] <zer0x> hmw: If no machine can connect i assume it is only listening on localhost
[14:51] <Spykemcc> is openbox desktop is easy to use ?
[14:51] <hmw> zer0x: thats what this strange remote desktop keeps telling me. why?? i want to make it correct. how?
[14:51] <Evet> how can I reinstall gnome?
[14:52] <gastly> hi :)
[14:52] <bishop> zero0x  terminal ifconfig ?
[14:52] <erUSUL> darklingduck: what errors? or weird behavior you get with the new kernels ?
[14:52] <varunthacker> its been over a month with this problem and i will have to reinstall ubuntu unless someone can solve this probelm http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7720632#post7720632
[14:52] <zer0x> hmw: you would have to make it listen on your main interface, or use an ssh tunnel to forward the connection
[14:52] <arand> Spykemcc: Seems so, check out crunchbang, a ubuntu derivative which uses it.
[14:52] <koln> sudo aptitude install gnome-desktop
[14:52] <djisamsoe> Neutron_: try DSL or puppy Linux
[14:52] <Evet> koln, i cant reach terminal
[14:52] <hmw> zer0x: not really, the other ubuntu pc lets me in with the same standard setup. I must have done something very bad.
[14:53] <darklingduck> erUSUL:  When the LILO tries to boot it locks up.
[14:53] <Spykemcc> arand I don't want another bloated ubuntu clone ... I wanna build my minimal install
[14:53] <arand> Evet: not even in rescue mode?
[14:53] <hmw> zer0x: is there a howto? a config file in /etc? something, where I can configure this thing?
[14:53] <Neutron_> sure, I will give it a try
[14:53] <maggi_kpunkt> hi, i'm new to linux. I installed Ubuntu 9.04 on friday on a different HDD XP. I'm a little konfused because the Bootloader offers me two different Kernel versions. Is that normal or did i do something wrong?
[14:53] <erUSUL> darklingduck: blinking leds ? any error msg ?
[14:53] <Evet> arand, i cant reach internet in rescue mode
[14:53] <erUSUL> darklingduck: btw why do you use lilo ?
[14:54] <Evet> is there a filetype which opens with terminal?
[14:54] <zer0x> hmw: not sure, I never use remote desktop, only ssh :/
[14:54] <hmw> zer0x: darn, me too... i need my thunderbird
[14:54] <Jester_Racer> xyz
[14:54] <Abd4llA> hi there, any idea what's the difference between /lib/libc.so and /lib/tls/cmov/libc.so ?
[14:54] <darklingduck> erUSUL: No error message, just sits there.  I let it sit fo 15 minutes and nothing.  Actually I think it is Grub, LILO was just the first name that jumped into my head.
[14:54] <zer0x> hmw: can you use X forwarding with ssh? xD
[14:54] <durt> Evet, not unless you associated it with a filetype
[14:54] <arand> Spykemcc: crunchbang is normally far less bloated than ubuntu, but you could always check it out just to evaluate openbox, and then go ahead with the minimal+openbox if it suits you...
[14:54] <adrian__> hi all
[14:55] <helper> Abd4llA i think for libraries
[14:55] <Evet> durt, its a good idea
[14:55] <hmw> zer0x: no, i need to connect from windows
[14:55] <durt> Evet, no it's not
[14:55] <erUSUL> darklingduck: even if you boot removing the splash an quiet boot options you do not get anything ?
[14:55] <Abd4llA> helper: what do u mean?
[14:56] <crunchbang666> are there any other viable wireless network managers apart from WICD and NM?
[14:56] <hmw> what do they use as remote desktop server? is it vnc? i try to find the config files, since the UI settings dialog doesnt let me set anything except "yes, i want it to be active"
[14:56] <darklingduck> erUSUL:  You lost me there.  Fairly new to Linux.  Still learning.
[14:56] <Abd4llA> helper: I know they're libs, I build my app and it gets linked against the tls/i686/cmov libc, dunno why ?
[14:56] <zer0x> hmw: ahh :/
[14:56] <mdg> hi crunchbang666 !
[14:56] <crunchbang666> mdg: hey
[14:56] <arand> Evet: can you get net with a livecd? in that case you might be able to chroot into the current install and fix, I think at least...
[14:57] <geirha> hmw: It's vino (vnc)
[14:57] <mdg> hi bu!
[14:57] <erUSUL> darklingduck: sorry; when you are in the grub menu. hit the letter "e" you then will be able to edit the kernel line. remove the words splash and quiet from that line... then hit "b" and it will boot the edited entry
[14:57] <bu> helllo mdg
[14:57] <mdg> got your wireless working?
[14:57] <bu> no
[14:57] <erUSUL> darklingduck: that will make the boot more vervose and hopefully the error should be visible
[14:57] <crunchbang666> no wireless for me either
[14:57] <zer0x> this new eee pc keyboard is driving me mad!
[14:58] <bu> its disabled for some reason and i duno how to get it online again
[14:58] <Evet> arand, thanks, its a good idea too. but i dont have a cd-rom, or usb stick
[14:58] <hmw> geirha: do you think, reinstalling vino might repair it?
[14:58] <mdg> crunchbang666: still no wireless?
[14:58] <geirha> hmw: You'll find the configuration in gconf-editor, /desktop/gnome/remote_access
[14:58] <Abd4llA> is there a room for development ?
[14:58] <darklingduck> erUSUL:  I can try that, though I am on my laptop now.  When I get the error I will come back with it.  Thanks for the help.
[14:58] <geirha> hmw: I doubt a reinstall would fix anything
[14:58] <crunchbang666> mdg: from the live cd it picks up the wireless networks no problem, from install it doesnt ?
[14:58] <bu> crunchbang666, whats the bug with ur wirless?
[14:58] <erUSUL> darklingduck: no problem
[14:59] <hmw> there is a very strange passwort set!?
[14:59] <koln> rehello linuxers
[14:59] <tavi_> someone know well opern office?
[14:59] <mdg> crunchbang666: some cards are blacklisted - work from live CD but not install - had that problem once
[14:59] <bu> hello koln
[14:59] <zer0x> hmw: if you run putty on windows you could set up a tunnel between the two, and leave it only listening on localhost
[14:59] <koln> what u need, tavi?
[14:59] <crunchbang666> bu: when i install ubuntu or crunchbang or any other ubuntu based distro, the live cd picks up the wireless card and surrounding networks, but the installed version doesnt even give me a wireless option in Network Manager
[14:59] <varunthacker> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7720632#post7720632 please help
[14:59] <tavi_> well  need that open office whit tabeels
[14:59] <tavi_> tabels
[14:59] <crunchbang666> mdg: any way around this problem?
[15:00] <hmw> zer0x: this might be one solution, but no explanation, why it crashes on one pc and not on the other, i want to be certain, it is fixed.
[15:00] <Gnomercy> hello everyone
[15:00] <mdg> crunchbang666: first start with the card and chip
[15:00] <koln> no idea what is tabelx, explain me what is it, tavi
[15:00] <Evet> durt, i cant associate any file to terminal
[15:00] <bu> crunchbang666, try backports
[15:00] <zer0x> hmw: true, not sure whats happening there sry! :/
[15:00] <mdg> crunchbang666: sometimes its a matter of blacklisting and installing the right driver
[15:00] <livingdaylight> hmw, how heavy is cairo-dock on resources? especially important coz this is a laptop and i don't want CPU unnecessarily working and heating up the machine
[15:00] <arand> Evet: well, that's worse, you can't the net access through terminal then?
[15:00] <mdg> crunchbang666: what kind of card was it?
[15:00] <crunchbang666> bu: im new to linux and dont even know what backports are
[15:01] <hmw> livingdaylight: i don't know really, i guess low CPU, since it's invisible, when not used.
[15:01] <zer0x> arrg evil eee pc keyboard!
[15:01] <crunchbang666> mdg: i forgot the model i'll find it on google, 2 secs
[15:01] <erUSUL> !backports | crunchbang666
[15:02] <crunchbang666> mdg: intel wireless 3945abg
[15:02] <bu> same as my wirelesss
[15:02] <livingdaylight> crunchbang666, i have the same one! what a coincidence!
[15:02] <mdg> crunchbang666: someone else was just here with that same card...
[15:02] <bishop> leaving
[15:02] <Evet> arand, i can. but not in rescue mode. the problem iss, i cant reach terminal now. gnome crashes. is there a way to assign a filetype to terminal?
[15:02] <styol1> this is a bad thing right?
[15:02] <bu> what ubuntu version u r using 666?
[15:02] <styol1> hugos@hugos:~$ ndiswrapper -l
[15:02] <styol1> bcmwl5 : invalid driver!
[15:02] <bu> mdg its me with the same card
[15:03] <testi> I am not able to print with f-spot, it says: "Too many failed attempts"
[15:03] <hmw> how can I restart vino?
[15:03] <arand> Evet: I don't understand how that would help you, and I don't know how to do that, sorry.
[15:03] <crunchbang666> lol strange... it even caused some problems in vista
[15:03] <koln> evet, reboot and enter in recovery mode, (next line or linux version), and just u have a terminal for aplying
[15:03] <erUSUL> Evet: "assign a filetype to terminal" <<< that just does not parse... what exactly do you want to do ?
[15:03] <arand> Evet: How o you normally get net access then?
[15:04] <mdg> crunchbang666: do you know if it is rev 2 card?
[15:04] <aoupi> is it possible to have different screensaver depending on if AC is plugged in or not?
[15:04] <koln> sudo aptitude install gnome desktop
[15:04] <bu> 666, in vista its workin fine but in ubuntu i duno whats wrong with it
[15:04] <koln> gnome-desktop
[15:04]  * Gnomercy thinks the first cup of coffee is always the best and most rewarding.
[15:04] <crunchbang666> mdg: not a clue, is there a terminal command i can use to get a full product description of the wireless card whilst it is being seen from the live cd?
[15:04] <bu> msg, for me yea its rev 2  Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
[15:04] <crunchbang666> that's the one i think
[15:05] <mdg> crunchbang666: lspci
[15:05] <student> 我不會說英文
[15:05] <Jester_Racer> a
[15:05] <bu> 666 type lspci in terminal and check ur wirless desc.
[15:05] <erUSUL> crunchbang666: lspci | grep -i net or better yet « lshw -C Network »
[15:05] <mdg> bu: from what I see it should work out of the box except for WPA 1/2
[15:05] <erUSUL> !cn | student
[15:05] <Jester_Racer> a
[15:05] <mdg> bu: until you install backports
[15:05] <crunchbang666> Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
[15:06] <mdg> crunchbang666: you have the same as bu
[15:06] <bu> mdg. i installed backports and then feeeew no wirless card detected at all ,, now i just want to get it back .. where it was on but cant log into any network
[15:06] <Evet> Thanks anyway
[15:06] <mdg> for reference bu and crunchbang666:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsIntel - bottom of page
[15:06] <koln> does anyone use Debian unstable?
[15:06] <styol1> im having trouble with a broadcom wireless card
[15:06] <crunchbang666> mdg: thanks
[15:06] <hmw> i give up
[15:07] <Evet> is there a way to open terminal, with a keyboard shortcut?
[15:07] <erUSUL> koln: #debian should be full of people who do
[15:07] <kaminashi> is anyone any good with sane? I'm having scanner trouble
[15:07] <erUSUL> Evet: alt + crtl + f1
[15:07] <bu> ok i will check it and be back mdg 10x
[15:07] <pjb3_> Anyone have a good recommendation for a place to buy a laptop I'm planning to run ubuntu on?
[15:07] <uuv> How dow i know what is the path for my ipod? Like, for example, /dev/hdd1 or something?
[15:07] <mdg> bu & crunchbang666:  You may need to work through the troubleshooting wireless page of ubuntu wiki
[15:08] <erUSUL> uuv: do « tail -f /var/log/messages » on a terminal then plug the ipod.
[15:08] <alazyworkaholic> Is there a good way to upgrade to new versions of software that haven't trickled into the repositories without having a million things break?
[15:08] <lucky> W/ printer configuration, which option is it to print to a printer on another ubuntu machine on the network?
[15:08] <bu> well mdg , am using ubuntu 9.04
[15:08] <mdg> crunchbang666 & bu:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessTroubleShootingGuide
[15:08] <koln> evet, also you can open a terminal into ubunto making  ctlr+alt F4 or F3 or F2, probe u pleezz
[15:08] <erUSUL> !backports | alazyworkaholic
[15:08] <erUSUL> !ppa | alazyworkaholic
[15:08] <mdg> crunchbang666: you using 9.04 too?
[15:09] <styol1> mdg any ideas why from this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766560 im getting this error hugos@hugos:~$ ndiswrapper -l       bcmwl5 : invalid driver!
[15:09] <crunchbang666> mdg: i have 9,04 ubuntu and crunchbang ...same problem with both.
[15:09] <koln> intel all is recognized by defect in ubuntu 9.04, dont understand why u have problems
[15:09] <mdg> crunchbang666: - probably same kernal
[15:11] <fabio123> hi there
[15:11] <mdg> styol1: that's interesting...
[15:11] <uuv> erUSUL: And how do i know which one that is? Can it be for example sdg1?
[15:11] <geirha> koln: By default. Don't think it's a defect ;P
[15:11] <bu> mdg, u know how do i get my wireless card activated again?
[15:11] <bu> now its dead
[15:11] <mdg> styol1: try "lsmod" and see what modules it lists
[15:11] <erUSUL> uuv: the new one appearing whn you plug the thing is probably the one ;) yes /dev/sdg1 is possible
[15:12] <styol1> mdg im also getting hugos@hugos:~$ sudo modprobe ndiswrapper         FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found.
[15:12] <Evet> Thank you all, i fixed it
[15:12] <laughzilla> hi :) i just installed ubuntu 9.04 jaunty jackalope for the first time. i had the same box running 8.04 TLS for the past year or so. what package(s) should i install to be able to use Flash driven sites, ie: youtube, facebook, myspace, jango, etc. ?? is it just Gnash and swfdec as described on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash#Free%20Software%20alternatives%20to%20Adobe%27s%20Flash%20Player  ??  thanks! :)
[15:12] <uuv> erUSUL: Yea, i get that it's the new one ;) but i wasn't sure what adresses are possible
[15:12] <mdg> bu and crunchbang666:  In a terminal type "ifconfig" no quotes and see if you have a wlan0 come up
[15:12] <astrid> how do I filter the msg "XXX has joined/left"?
[15:12] <bu> no wlan0 instaead pan0
[15:12] <erUSUL> laughzilla: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:12] <bu> and iwconfig gets no wilress extension
[15:12] <JenniferB3> hi, how can I change the clock ? I want to set it one hour back
[15:13] <mdg> styol1: looks like ndiswrapper is not installed - by chance are you on a PowerPC?
[15:13] <erUSUL> astrid: depends on the client you are using
[15:13] <JenniferB3> forward I mean :O
[15:13] <crunchbang666> mdg: i did that last night and got pan0 also....right now that wont work because im on the live cd and it is finding the card and networks
[15:13] <styol1> mdg dell mini 9 netbook
[15:13] <bu> crbchbang probably has wlan0 as his wirelss card is detected
[15:13] <laughzilla> thx erusul
[15:13] <bu> oh!
[15:13] <erUSUL> JenniferB3: system>administration>
[15:13] <geirha> JenniferB3: Right click the clock at the upper left
[15:13] <astrid> erUSUL: using xchat, like 5 years ago. There might be a better client on MacOSX though...
[15:14] <JenniferB3> erUSUL: I am not using gnome
[15:14] <erUSUL> astrid: right click on the channel tab/button
[15:14] <JenniferB3> just the termnal (server edition)
[15:14] <erUSUL> JenniferB3: kde should have similar facilities
[15:14] <koln> laugh, besides restricted extras, you must install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:14] <mdg> crunchbang666: from the live cd - go into wireless network setup (Administartion > Wireless) and see if you can see anything
[15:14] <fabio123> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=109192&file1=109192-1.jpg&file2=&file3=&name=Leopard+OS
[15:14] <erUSUL> JenniferB3: ok then « man date  »
[15:14] <mdg> I have to take a little break - back in a few...
[15:14] <fabio123> i need to get rid of the menubar
[15:14] <erUSUL> koln: is included
[15:15] <styol1> mdg i dont see wireless anything via lsmod
[15:15] <koln> hi jordi, bona tarda
[15:15] <erUSUL> astrid: did you see the option to turn off join parts ?
[15:15] <crunchbang666> mdg: im on the crunchbang live cd at the second and i dont have that GUI option
[15:16] <GArReT`> Hey guys. I installed TCL8.5 on my PC, but when i ./configure my eggdrop bot... it says can't find TCL... Can anyone help me with this pleace?
[15:16] <GArReT`> please*
[15:16] <crunchbang666> brb my install has finished
[15:16] <erUSUL> GArReT`: it maybe needs the -dev packages of tcl
[15:16] <astrid> erUSUL: yeah. Thanks a lot, it is more readable now :)
[15:16] <erUSUL> astrid: no problem
[15:16] <uuv> I'm trying to get my ipod nano 16gb to work with banshee, and i've been following this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=5a8ac35128e1ccf981ae9fc0ae0e355a&t=875705&page=2 , but i don't know how i should type in the code. Can someone tell me, i
[15:16] <uuv> i'm a newbie
[15:17] <aoupi> uuv: open up a terminal (Applications->accessories)
[15:17] <uuv> Yes, i got that far
[15:17] <uuv> and i know the device path but i don't know how to mount it
[15:18] <erUSUL> uuv: look like terminal commands
[15:18] <erUSUL> !cli | uuv
[15:18] <uuv> Ye, i know the terminal, but the part <mount> is what i don't get. Where and how should i mount it
[15:19] <djisamsoe> bu: until mdg get back his seat, let yourself stick with me. :) have you try ndiswrapper?
[15:19] <arand> uuv: normally you first have to create the "mount point" e.g "sudo mkdir /media/mountpoint"
[15:19] <grawity> uuv: Using the 'mount' command, on whatever path you want.
[15:20] <koln> man mount
[15:20] <erUSUL> uuv: «mount » is the directory you want the ipod to appear in your fs. /media/ipod for example
[15:20] <bu> djisamsoe: i tried ndiswrapper, jaunty, intel website, and none worked for me :(
[15:20] <arand> uuv: and then just sudo ipod-read-sysinfo-extended /dev/sdd1 /media/mountpoint (as an example)
[15:21] <uuv> Can i use /home
[15:21] <djisamsoe> bu: how about the one from the source?
[15:21] <erUSUL> uuv: no; /home/someemptyfolder
[15:21] <grawity> uuv: You need to use an empty directory. Usually one is created in /media -- /media/ipod, for example.
[15:21] <bu> djisamsoe: i made it worse that now my wirless is not detected at all 1stly it was workin but cant connect to any network secured or not
[15:22] <uuv> Well, i made one in /home, /home/ipod, but when i try to insert the command it just says couldn't resolve Device  directory path on uuv/uuVaio.
[15:22] <SERE> hello?
[15:22] <rski> hello
[15:23] <erUSUL> !hi
[15:23] <djisamsoe> bu: can you manage to revert back every command until the original state? what have you done so far?
[15:24] <bu> i couldnt, i installed backports i think that wat caused it to not funcion and when i removed it it still
[15:24] <arand> uuv: are you sure the device is the correct one then? "sudo fdisk -l" should give you the /dev/sd** which is your ipod
[15:24] <erUSUL> bu: linux-backports-modules-jaunty ? remove the package then... and reboot
[15:25] <bu> erUSUL: already did
[15:25] <bu> and still
[15:25] <bu> and yea its the jaunty
[15:25] <SERE> rski, hi how ur doing? im making coffee
[15:26] <laughzilla>  erusul or anyone else with 9.04 experience ... should i also install Gnash and swfdec after i install the 'restricted directories' material? :)
[15:26] <etronik> Hi all, anybody using detached rtorrent automatically ?? need help with screen and getting the thing to run automatically on start-up
[15:26] <etronik> saw this but it's unclear: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-589554.html
[15:26] <djisamsoe> bu: hmm... that's tough... ok, i know this will be a lame thing to suggest:try to reboot first?
[15:26] <crunchbang666> so how do i get backport modules for jaunty?
[15:26] <crunchbang666> im now running from install not live cd and no network card is found
[15:27] <erUSUL> laughzilla: no; gnash and swfdec ar not mature enough afaik... th adobe version whith its bugs and all works better imho
[15:27] <uuv> arand: I think so, it gives me a 16gb device with the path /dev/sdg ,  i think that's my ipod
[15:27] <bu> crbchbag , type >> sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[15:27] <laughzilla> erusul u mean i should grab that package from adobe labs, the beta version?  ok, i will try that.  thx again. :)
[15:28] <arand> uuv: and you've been using sdg1 for these commands?
[15:28] <laughzilla> i'm on a 4-bit, dual core intel 1.6 ghx box.
[15:28] <erUSUL> laughzilla: no; the restricted package already installs the adobe version
[15:28] <laughzilla> i mean 64-bit
[15:28] <uuv> Well, i tried with sdg1 and sdg
[15:28] <bu> djisamsoe: consider me already rebooted
[15:28] <uuv> neither of them worked
[15:28] <erUSUL> laughzilla: yes the 64 bit version
[15:28] <laughzilla> erusul - ok cool thx.  i was about to google all its contents but i'm still waiting for it to finish installing. :)
[15:29] <crunchbang666> bu: E: couldn't find package linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[15:29] <arand> uuv: well /dev/sdg1 should be the relevant partition...
[15:30] <djisamsoe> bu: ahh.. i c, check Hardware Drivers from the System menu
[15:30] <uuv> arand: May i /msg you?
[15:30] <etronik> does ubuntu have /etc/rc.d ?? all I see in my system is a bunch of rcx.d (where x goes from 0 to 6)
[15:30] <fabio123> yes
[15:30] <styol1> does this make sense to anybody? ndiswrapper is saying that bcmwl5.inf is already installed, i list installed ones and it says invalid, so i try to remove it and its not there.. http://pastie.org/568631
[15:30] <fabio123> try runlevel
[15:30] <bu> djisamsoe: it says nuthin is used by the system
[15:31] <Wiseman> Hey
[15:31] <ray66> I am getting an error message during boot...boot clean  failure cleaning /tmp
[15:31] <arand> uuv: sure, but I'm not sure what more to do on your issue though...
[15:31] <etronik> fabio123: was the runlevel thing addressed to me ?
[15:31] <bu> crunchbang666: i dont know r u using 9.04?
[15:31] <erUSUL> etronik: /etc/init.d/* ?
[15:31] <fabio123> etronik: yes
[15:31] <erUSUL> !init
[15:31] <Wiseman> I need some help.  I'm trying to recruit my brother into the whole Linux universe but I'm having trouble vocalizing exactly why he should go through the trouble?
[15:32] <fabio123> etronik: runlevel has something to do with the bunch os rcx.d
[15:32] <erUSUL> !bugs | darklingduck
[15:32] <etronik> fabio123: I got the output of "N 2" !? whatever that measn
[15:32] <etronik> means
[15:32] <fabio123> etronik: so you are in the rc2.d
[15:33] <mdg> sorry about the interruption bu and crunchbang666
[15:33] <bu> msg: its ok
[15:33] <mdg> crunchbang666: you have a dell mini, bu what about you?
[15:33] <crunchbang666> mdg: no probs :) brb 2 mins though, phone call :(
[15:33] <crunchbang666> mdg: dell xps m1530
[15:33] <Wiseman> can someone help me convert my brother?
[15:33] <etronik> fabio123: but that might be the ssh session Iopened, what if I read instructions to put something in rc.d ? like a deamon (for rtorrent) ?
[15:33] <bu> mdg: fujitsu A6020
[15:33] <crunchbang666> BRB
[15:33] <tobias___> how do I start self written programs from the console
[15:33] <grawity> tobias___: In what language are they?
[15:34] <James121> Evening everyone ^_^
[15:34] <mdg> bu: yours is the netbook right?
[15:34] <bu> yes
[15:34] <Wiseman> he's got vista and has it tweaked so it's not as bad as factory, but I can't figure out a way to verbalize exactly what the benefits for Linux would be for him...it's sort of a "You'll understand when you get there" sort of thing.
[15:34] <fabio123> etronik: everithing in rc32d starting by S will be executed
[15:34] <fabio123> rc2.d
[15:35] <etronik> ok, thnaks
[15:35] <etronik> thanks
[15:35] <exiton> how can i find out why my computer woun't connect to the dsl modem all of a sudden? the modem and the cable is ok, it's ubuntu 8.04
[15:35] <mdg> bu: lets start with some command line stuff
[15:35] <bu> mdg: ok lets
[15:35] <djisamsoe> Wiseman: :D
[15:35] <mdg> bu:  try "lshw" without quotes
[15:36] <paschu> I made it
[15:36] <paschu> damn it works
[15:36] <paschu> :3
[15:36] <Wiseman> djisamsoe: any ideas how to get him to come over to the dark side?
[15:36] <deepak> anone using utorrent webui
[15:37] <paschu> uhm, is there a program where i can see the partitions on my HD?
[15:37] <crunchbang666> mdg: back ... im now running from install and no longer have any wireless.
[15:37] <bu> mdg: -network UNCLAIMED
[15:37] <bu>                 description: Network controller
[15:37] <bu>                 product: PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection
[15:37] <bu>                 vendor: Intel Corporation
[15:37] <bu>                 physical id: 0
[15:37] <FloodBot2> bu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:37] <bu>                 bus info: pci@0000:05:00.0
[15:37] <grawity> paschu: 'sudo fdisk -l' will print some information.
[15:37] <fabio123> paschu: gparted
[15:37] <G__81> isnt it possible to install mysql server 5.x in Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[15:37] <Covert> hey guys
[15:37] <grawity> paschu: gparted is much easier to use
[15:37] <deepak> anyone using utorrent webui
[15:37] <mdg> unclaimed - now we know
[15:37] <fabio123> mdg: -network UNCLAIMED: means not working
[15:37] <Wiseman> one thing he's concerned about is how to remove linux if he wanted to...and I don't know how to do that lol
[15:37] <grawity> deepak: This is #ubuntu, uTorrent is a Windows app
[15:38] <deepak> no with winw utorrent works
[15:38] <fabio123> deepak: qbittorent rocks
[15:38] <G__81> i am not able to install it any clue on how to install MySQL server 5.x in Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[15:38] <fabio123> deluge also is good
[15:38] <bu> msg: so what u suggest?
[15:38] <Covert> guys, how can i burn a iso to usb without using ubuntus default extracter
[15:38] <grawity> deepak: That is still not an Ubuntu question.
[15:38] <ray66> I am getting error message when booting...boot clean ..failure cleaning /tmp
[15:38] <fabio123> msg: unclaimed means there is no driver for it, i suppose
[15:39] <bu> mdg: so what u suggest?
[15:39] <mdg> bu:  next step - sudo pccardctl ident - tell me if it sees your card
[15:39] <dementor> No package 'libstartup-notification-1.0' found
[15:39] <dementor> anuy idea how to instal
[15:39] <Covert> guys, how can i burn a iso to usb without using ubuntus default extracter?
[15:39] <djisamsoe> Wiseman: ok friend, let's talk about this with the other guys at #ubuntu-offline, i think this will be an interesting topic... :D come....
[15:39] <bu> mdg:   no product info available
[15:39] <bazhang> !usb > Covert
[15:39] <G__81> can someone help me with this ?
[15:40] <Covert> !usb
[15:40] <Covert> i dont want to install ubuntu
[15:40] <SERE> I LIEK AFRICAN LINUX, ALL I NEED IS A CASE TO SETUP LINUX BOX
[15:40] <djisamsoe> Wiseman: whoops, #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:40] <ikonia> SERE: stop using capslock please.
[15:40] <bazhang> SERE, stop that
[15:40] <ikonia> SERE: what is the problem ?
[15:40] <SERE> covert, then write: /wc
[15:40] <zroysch> hello for some reason mdadm made my third raid device /dev/md_d2 and I would prefer it be /dev/md2. is there any way I can change this?
[15:40] <G__81> is anyone here running mysql server 5.x in Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[15:41] <SERE> ikonia, i need a case for linux
[15:41] <grawity> SERE: You try that first, okay?
[15:41] <dementor> yes
[15:41] <Covert> whats /wc
[15:41] <ikonia> zroysch: you'd have to stop the array and re-assemble it
[15:41] <dementor> i
[15:41] <ikonia> SERE: a case, as in a "box"  ?
[15:41] <bazhang> Covert, ignore him
[15:41] <grawity> Covert: It closes the window ... don't use it yet :)
[15:41] <zroysch> ikonia: i'm trying but its not working
[15:41] <SERE> ikonia, yes a box for my mobo
[15:41] <ikonia> zroysch: what's not working ?
[15:41] <grawity> Covert: Do you want to make a bootable USB drive?
[15:41] <zroysch> sudo mdadm --stop /dev/md_d2
[15:41] <zroysch> mdadm: stopped /dev/md_d2
[15:41] <bazhang> SERE, you are offtopic here
[15:41] <ikonia> SERE: that's nothing to do with #ubuntu as a channel and nothing to do with linux,
[15:41] <Covert> Np
[15:41] <Covert> no
[15:41] <zroysch> sudo mdadm --assemble /dev/md2 /dev/sdc /dev/sdd /dev/sde
[15:41] <zroysch> mdadm: no recogniseable superblock on /dev/sdc
[15:41] <zroysch> mdadm: /dev/sdc has no superblock - assembly aborted
[15:41] <grawity> Covert: What, then?
[15:41] <Covert> grawity: My usb is bootable
[15:42] <SERE> i liek african linux
[15:42] <ikonia> zroysch: that's interesting
[15:42] <bu> mdg:  no product info available
[15:42] <Covert> grawity: I need to get burn the iso onto the usb
[15:42] <mdg> bazhang: is Intel 3945 blacklisted?
[15:42] <ikonia> SERE: please stop making random comments, and bad advice to peple. This channel is for ubuntu support discusision ONLY
[15:42] <grawity> ikonia: He just left.
[15:42] <ikonia> zroysch: can you re-do --create
[15:42] <zroysch> ikonia: it appears that there is no start command..
[15:42] <SERE> im sorry
[15:42] <grawity> ...not for a long time.
[15:42] <bazhang> mdg, does the live cd see it? I have it on my thinkpad and it works no problem, no need for blacklisting
[15:42] <SERE> will not happen caps lock anymore
[15:43] <zroysch> ikonia: that goes through the entire rebuild process again doesnt it?
[15:43] <mdg> bazhang: bu and crunchbang666 are having problems with it
[15:43] <bazhang> SERE, stay on topic and stop being silly
[15:43] <ikonia> zroysch: yes, I'm wondering if it's not got a superblock on as it's already in an array
[15:43] <jgoo> hola amigos, what is the best way of creating a new image of your ubuntu install? (that usb image or cd image creator?)
[15:43] <mdg> bazhang: crunchbang666 had it working from live cd but not install
[15:43] <mdg> bazhang: bu has nothing
[15:43] <SERE> jgoo, brasero burner
[15:44] <Covert> Grawity: i need to burn a windows iso onto usb so i can have both windows and linux
[15:44] <grawity> Covert: Umm ... explain more?
[15:44] <bazhang> mdg, maybe the linux-restricted-modules ? thought that card was supported kernel level though now
[15:44] <dementor> No package 'libstartup-notification-1.0' found  ????
[15:44] <ubuntu_> #xubuntu
[15:44] <mdg> bazhang: they are both using 9.04
[15:44] <grawity> ubuntu_: You need to type /join #xubuntu
[15:44] <jgoo> SERE, ?! are you sure? I think there is a ... bootable cd creator... I can't quite recall... :-/
[15:44] <Covert> grawity: I need to burn windows xp's iso onto a usb stick. (how can i explain more?)
[15:45] <mdg> Covert: there's a windows XP .iso???
[15:45] <bazhang> jgoo, you mean a clone? ignore sere
[15:45] <Covert> yes. go on microsofts website and search
[15:45] <Covert> for people without cd drive
[15:45] <africanlinux> jgoo, if the iso is already bootable you dont need fancy appz to burn it
[15:46] <grawity> mdg: there can be an .iso for anything that exists.
[15:46] <jgoo> bazhang, yeah, I figured he was being stupid. I remember seeing a ubuntu tip on it, and I've had a friend send me a CD of his netbook setup, I just can't for the life of me remember anything in the name to google it
[15:46] <Ace> Covert: do you mean extract the files onto a USB drive?
[15:46] <Covert> i tried
[15:46] <jgoo> ubuntu boot disc creator?
[15:46] <Covert> it just takes ages but i dont think it will ever finish
[15:46] <bazhang> !clone | jgoo
[15:46] <africanlinux> ubuntu iso's are bootable
[15:46] <sash_> Covert:  forget it. tried to prepare a stick to install xp from it, but its not possible
[15:47] <Covert> i done before lol
[15:47] <sash_> perhaps you can try it under windows
[15:47] <Covert> just never put the iso on from a linux
[15:47] <Covert> pc
[15:47] <bazhang> Covert, wont work
[15:47] <sash_> Covert:  k, what do you mean? install the iso to the stick, or prepare the stick to install xp from it to your machine after a reboot?
[15:48] <crunchbang666> i can't imagine windows xp being capable of running live from a flashdrive somehow.
[15:48] <Covert> bazhang: Dont be a prick. Tell me why
[15:48] <sash_> crunchbang666:  you know bart pe?
[15:48] <ikonia> Covert: drop the language and attitude now
[15:48] <bazhang> Covert, watch the language
[15:48] <jgoo> bazhang, I think this was to create a live-cd recovery... reimaged.... remastered... cd of your current installation (it creates a bootable iso)
[15:48] <Covert> install the iso to a stick
[15:48] <ikonia> Covert: please be polite to people
[15:49] <Covert> ikonia: im trying...
[15:49] <jgoo> bazhang, so, wallpaper, settings, even passwords... all the same
[15:49] <Covert> oh fuck it i worked it out
[15:49] <nayara> oi
[15:49] <crunchbang666> some people *shakes head in disaproving stylee*
[15:50] <kovan> how do I change the PATH of the X windows?
[15:50] <jgoo> bazhang, startup disk creator is it?
[15:50] <bazhang> jgoo, usb-creator is the name, but that wont clone things for you
[15:50] <bu> brb
[15:50] <mdg> crunchbang666 and bu:  Are you using the module iwl3945?
[15:51] <paschu> lol the netbook remix looks weird
[15:51] <bazhang> jgoo, sorry usb startup disk creator in the menu
[15:51] <crunchbang666> is there anything wrong with this command? "sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty" ? it tells me it cant find the package.
[15:51] <incorrect_> can i get gcc 4.4 for jaunty?
[15:51] <Smd> sup bitches!
[15:51] <Smd> Coverts back
[15:51] <paschu> i need a program that shows me the partitions on my HD
[15:51] <mdg> crunchbang666: backports is a repo not an app
[15:51] <Smd> lol
[15:51] <jgoo> bazhang,  fffffffff.... this basically makes your current ubuntu system... into a live booting iso... so it can be used to freeze an installation... backup... etc... or share a working config with someone else
[15:51] <thiebaude> !language
[15:51] <bazhang> crunchbang666, did you enable the backports?
[15:51] <paschu> i need a program that shows me the partitions on my HD
[15:52] <Ace> Can someone help me set up an FTP program so I can share a folder on my PC?
[15:52] <Smd> Ubottu please smd
[15:52] <Smd> im sure u do
[15:52] <crunchbang666> bazhang: bu told me to type that and get the backports for added wireless support as i'm unable to use wireless.
[15:52] <jgoo> thiebaude, who was that language warning for?
[15:52] <paschu> HEY GUYS
[15:52] <crunchbang666> so i probably havent enabled anything lol
[15:52] <jgoo> aah Smd
[15:52] <paschu> i need a program that shows me the partitions on my HD
[15:52] <paschu> I REALLY NEED IT
[15:52] <thiebaude> jgoo, read above
[15:52] <jgoo> gparted ?? paschu
[15:53] <paschu> where can i download it?
[15:53] <mdg> crunchbang666: you have synaptic and an ethernet connection on your dell right now?
[15:53] <paschu> i cant extract zip
[15:53] <grawity> paschu: 'et install gparted'
[15:53] <grawity> errrr
[15:53] <crunchbang666> mdg: i have a wired connection and synaptic yes :)
[15:53] <grawity> paschu: 'sudo apt-get install gparted'
[15:53] <grawity> paschu: Or through Synaptic.
[15:53] <mdg> crunchbang666: cool that will make it easier
[15:53] <paschu> thx
[15:53] <paschu> and whats the command to download xmoto? :DD
[15:54] <crunchbang666> mdg: awaiting command ^^
[15:54] <bazhang> paschu, check synaptic package manager
[15:54] <jgoo> paschu, type xmoto in a terminal, and it will tell you!!
[15:54] <dthacker> !flash
[15:54] <paschu> GUYS
[15:54] <paschu> IM A NEWB
[15:54] <jgoo> paschu, goto Programs, Accessories, Terminal
[15:54] <Dekko> Hello everybody! I am wondering would it be possible to move a Ubuntu install to a new (more powerful computer) while moving all the hardware over as well (Graphics, soundcard etc.) will it be able to boot and work then on the new hardware?
[15:54] <jgoo> type 'xmoto'
[15:54] <Dawgzilla> Hello, I want to install emacs 23.1, is there a web page with instructions ? (ubuntu 9.04)
[15:54] <bazhang> paschu, dont use the enter key as punctuation
[15:54] <jgoo> paschu, The program 'xmoto' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[15:54] <jgoo> sudo apt-get install xmoto
[15:55] <mdg> crunchbang666: fire up synaptic > system > Admin > Synaptic
[15:55] <jgoo> Dawgzilla, is there any point? anything interesting in the changelist?
[15:55] <crunchbang666> mdg: done
[15:55] <Dekko> will you please let me know?
[15:56] <mdg> crunchbang666: we are looking for linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[15:56] <paschu> O.o it says that it couldnt find xmoto
[15:56] <paschu> :O
[15:57] <Dawgzilla> jgoo, anti-aliased fonts I believe
[15:57] <crunchbang666> mdg: just updating package list
[15:57] <grawity> paschu: xmoto is in the 'universe' source, you need to enable that in "System -> Administration -> Software Properties".
[15:57] <grawity> Dawgzilla: Antialiased fonts? In emacs?
[15:58] <mdg> crunchbang666: after it updates, go to settings in the menu bar and choose repositories
[15:58] <grawity> Isn't that a terminal app...
[15:58] <frybye> Deko - it is just the cpu and mainboard that will change..?
[15:58] <bruenig> crunchbang666: I like the themepack that shares your name
[15:58] <hc> can you guys help me out a little?
[15:58] <crunchbang666> mdg: after typing linux-backports-modules-jaunty into the search, it appears i have every single package already installed on my system, they're all marked.
[15:58] <hc> http://87.252.67.25/ Does this work?
[15:58] <paschu> i found this synaptic thing :D
[15:59] <hc> And does http://87.252.67.1 work?
[15:59] <crunchbang666> bruenig: i'll check it out :)
[15:59] <mdg> crunchbang666: we have to enable the repository
[15:59] <grawity> paschu: Good, did you enable the 'universe' repository in Software Properties?
[15:59] <crunchbang666> mdg: ok, do you have the name? i've enabled reps in synaptic before
[15:59] <frybye> Dekko: you still here??
[15:59] <grawity> hc: The first address works, the second one - no.
[15:59] <paschu> not yet
[16:00] <mdg> crunchbang666: you need to add or fine linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[16:00] <mdg> fine/find
[16:00] <Ose> hc: The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.
[16:00] <mdg> crunchbang666: let me know when you have added that line or found it
[16:00] <VoipJunky> morning
[16:00] <VoipJunky> I installed kubunto on my laptop this am
[16:01] <paschu> its loading
[16:01] <szabolcsx> sziasztok
[16:01] <Dekko> frybye: yes I am here
[16:01] <hc> grawity: Okay, thanks! What about http://87.252.67.35/ then?
[16:01] <VoipJunky> now there is a issue of what the tool in kde is for installing pkgs
[16:01] <hc> Ose: cheers!
[16:01] <dementor> The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 6B15AB91951DC1E2
[16:01] <VoipJunky> the frontend for apt-get
[16:01] <dementor> any idia
[16:01] <dementor> idea
[16:01] <grawity> hc: Nope.
[16:02] <mdg> crunchbang666: if you don't see it in the list, click new and type it in
[16:02] <bazhang> VoipJunky, kpackagekit if you are on 9.04
[16:02] <crunchbang666> mdg: i was looking already, i googled "add linux-backports-modules-jaunty" but nothin commin up
[16:02] <frybye> Dekko: so what abt my ? - is it just the cpu + m-board that will be different??
[16:02] <VoipJunky> but how to get it to list all avaible pkgs
[16:02] <Dekko> frybye: Yes just the CPU & Motherboard...
[16:02] <mdg> crunchbang666: let me find a screenshot of where you should be....
[16:03] <Dekko> frybye: I guess my question is - will Ubuntu require full reinstall on new hardware or are all the hardware drivers etc IN the kernel - as opposed to how Windows is.....
[16:03] <dhalsimm> hi, I want to synchronize tomboy notes with webdav, so I get an account but I can't use it because I can't install fuse and wdfs. How can I do that?
[16:03] <mdg> crunchbang666: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu - just a little way down the screen
[16:03] <VoipJunky> its not displaying avaibles pkgs when I select all-package
[16:03] <hc> grawity: Okay, thanks for your help. Then what about http://87.252.67.12 ? This is the last one!
[16:03] <mdg> crunchbang666: look for "Ubuntu Software Tab"
[16:03] <paschu> grawity: i need help :D
[16:04] <grawity> paschu: ?
[16:04] <bazhang> VoipJunky, load the second one in the menu, then go back to all
[16:04] <frybye> Dekko... my tip - am no ubuntu expert though - is try it and if dosent work = new install.. save your home dir and export the snaptic list 2 an ext. drive first..
[16:04] <crunchbang666> mdg: im there
[16:04] <VoipJunky> ok
[16:04] <paschu> omfg O.o i dont know what to do
[16:04] <grawity> hc: Doesn't work. "Timeout"
[16:04] <Dekko> frybye: Okay thanks ...
[16:04] <bazhang> paschu, please watch the language
[16:04] <grawity> paschu: What are you trying to do?
[16:04] <ikonia> paschu: control the language, please, we know what "omfg" means and don't need to see it
[16:04] <hc> grawity: Oh, ok. Thanks!
[16:05] <paschu> yea yea >_>
[16:05] <mdg> crunchbang666: we are trying to add the software sources for linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[16:05] <mdg> crunchbang666: maybe it would be faster from command line
[16:05] <paschu> ok im trying to download xmoto and gparted
[16:05] <zroysch> ikonia: do you know what makes md devices automatically appear in /proc/mdstat? i just rebooted and md_d2 shows up automatically with just device /dev/sde1. i stopped md_d2 before reboot.
[16:05] <paschu> and i cant find it in synaptic
[16:05] <frybye> if u are doing it today.. report back how it went!! ,09
[16:05]  * Dekko also wonders if there is a newer version of the Elemental theme out?? The current one reports a bug in terminal on launch........
[16:05] <grawity> paschu: Did you enable the 'universe' repository like I asked you to?
[16:05] <crunchbang666> mdg: im not competent with linux commands but if you tell me what to do i'll do it.
[16:05] <ikonia> zroysch: that's read normally from the boot script which reads /etc/mdadm.conf or /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf
[16:05] <paschu> no i didnt
[16:05] <grawity> paschu: Then do.
[16:06] <paschu> cuz i cant find it
[16:06] <mdg> crunchbang666: I'lll give it a shot...
[16:06] <zroysch> ikonia: I only have a listing for md0 and md1 in mdadm.conf
[16:06] <grawity> paschu: System -> Administration -> Software Properties.
[16:06] <VoipJunky> what was the oldfront end ?
[16:06] <ikonia> zroysch: then it must be reading the data from the private rejoin
[16:06] <paschu> i have the netbook remix
[16:06] <paschu> here is no 'administration'
[16:06] <frybye> Dekko: save your sources list for a poss. new install also..
[16:06] <VoipJunky> gslaptget
[16:06] <VoipJunky> I think
[16:06] <mdg> crunchbang666: can you open a terminal and type:  sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list  (it will ask you for your password)
[16:07] <grawity> paschu: Ah. Try software-properties-gtk
[16:07] <Dekko> frybye: I will thanks.
[16:07] <zroysch> ikonia: im not sure what that means. do you know how i can delete /dev/md_d2 and make it go away forever?
[16:07] <Dekko> BTW how do I do that?
[16:07] <bazhang> VoipJunky, adept?
[16:07] <dhalsimm> how can I install fuse to ubuntu? (to install wdfs) or which package?
[16:07] <bazhang> VoipJunky, you can still install if you wish
[16:07] <rsc___> maybe "aptitude search fuse" can help.
[16:07] <paschu> its enabled
[16:07] <grawity> dhalsimm: I think Ubuntu already comes with FUSE support.
[16:08] <grawity> paschu: 'universe' is enabled?
[16:08] <paschu> yea
[16:08] <alazyworkaholic> erUSUL: Thanks for the backport/ppa info. I think I still have a problem. I want to use virt-manager 0.8.0 instead of 0.6.x, but it's not in the backport repositories (came out a few days ago) & I don't see how uploading the new virt-manager source to a ppa will help the new virt-manager & virt-install play nice with the rest of the system. Any other way?
[16:08] <dhalsimm> grawity: sudo modprobe fuse -> module fuse not found
[16:09] <crunchbang666> mdg: sorry had to answer the door... i did what you said, it worked
[16:09] <VoipJunky> ok
[16:09] <bazhang> VoipJunky, you got it?
[16:09] <grawity> dhalsimm: Because it's probably already integrated and everything.
[16:09] <mdg> crunchbang666: are you looking at the app nano with /etc/apt/source.file open in it?
[16:09] <paschu> but i cant  find xmoto and/or gparted
[16:10] <VoipJunky> yes
[16:10] <grawity> paschu: Try the "Reload" button in synaptic
[16:10] <bazhang> paschu, update your packages list
[16:10] <paschu> k
[16:10] <crunchbang666> mdg: it brought up all the info in the terminal... it lists the current repositories i have enabled
[16:10] <VoipJunky> kpackegekit is just weird being I have never seen it
[16:10] <VoipJunky> lol
[16:10] <Spykemcc> someone can help me ? I want an easy way to make an ubuntu minimal install with only one command line for hardy ...
[16:10] <bazhang> VoipJunky, there is also a #kubuntu channel for help
[16:10] <mdg> crunchbang666: yes, move to the bottom of the list because we have to type one in
[16:11] <crunchbang666> mdg: is there a command to open up this list in GUI ?
[16:11] <VoipJunky> ok
[16:11] <bazhang> Spykemcc, the 9mb iso installer?
[16:11] <Spykemcc> yes
[16:11] <paschu> sooo
[16:11] <edbian> Spykemcc: What do you mean?  You want to make a minimal install? Like an installer disk?  What do you mean "only one command line" ?
[16:11] <crunchbang666> mdg: in text editor etc
[16:11] <mdg> crunchbang666: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/source.list (type from command line)
[16:11] <bazhang> Spykemcc, there is no one line to do that
[16:11] <paschu> only 47 packages? O.o
[16:11] <Spykemcc> but I want to make a GUI on top of it, the fast and easy way ...
[16:12] <bazhang> Spykemcc, then dl the iso first
[16:12] <Spykemcc> got it ...
[16:12] <crunchbang666> mdg: the text editor has opened the file source.list but there is no content
[16:12] <edbian> crunchbang666: Then you made a typo ;)
[16:12] <mdg> crunchbang666: close it - I think you made a typo
[16:12] <Spykemcc> is the alternate cd better ?
[16:13] <Beyecixramd> baii!
[16:13] <mdg> crunchbang666: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:13] <bazhang> Spykemcc, please clarify. you have it on cd (burned iso to cd) on usb stick, or what
[16:13] <crunchbang666> mdg: i will copy and paste the command you type.
[16:13] <Spykemcc> got the iso on my disk drive but I'm now trying to do my setup script
[16:14] <crunchbang666> mdg: i did make an error i typed source instead of sources ... ok so i have it open :)
[16:14] <mdg> crunchbang666: cool.  Now go down the file - you may see a backports section already
[16:14] <mdg> crunchbang666: if you don't see it, we will make it
[16:15] <Spykemcc> at least, be ready to install and know my way out enough to install the gui and internet, to get helped if I need after it ...
[16:15] <dhalsimm> I'm trying to compile wdfs but I'm having this if I run the configure script. http://dhalsim.pastebin.com/m5071e93, what should I do?
[16:15] <Ose> anybody familliar with 'ndiswrapper'?
[16:15] <edbian> Spykemcc: If you have an ubuntu iso and you're trying to install it on your system you don't need to write any scripts.  Just boot the live CD and use the installer that's on there.
[16:16] <edbian> Ose: I've used it ;)
[16:16] <crunchbang666> mdg: main restricted, then universe, then multi universe and then jaunty backports main restricted ...2 lines
[16:16] <Spykemcc> edbian it don't have a GUI ...
[16:16] <Ose> hmm
[16:16] <mdg> crunchbang666: we will add this to the backports section
[16:16] <edbian> Spykemcc: I'm confused about what you're tying to do. :(
[16:17] <grawity> dhalsimm: Usually, for developing and compiling software, you need the -dev packages -- I guess it's libfuse-dev
[16:17] <crunchbang666> mdg: ok ?
[16:17] <bazhang> edbian, he wants to use the minimal iso without burning to disk or usb
[16:17] <mdg> crunchbang666: find the section of the file that showed "backports"
[16:17] <system> 有没有来自中国的？
[16:17] <crunchbang666> mdg: im there
[16:17] <edbian> Spykemcc: unetbootin
[16:17] <bazhang> system in #ubuntu-cn
[16:17] <mdg> crunchbang666: the line should start with ####Backports####
[16:17] <Guest20277> Is anyone come from china?
[16:18] <bazhang> Guest20277, /join #ubuntu-cn
[16:18] <Edico> hi
[16:18] <Spykemcc> edbian I'm trying to install a minimalist and user-friendly ubuntu that will just need the minimal cd and an installation script that can be customized as needed ...
[16:18] <Spykemcc> unetbootin wow you're noob or what ? I don't need a live usb ...
[16:18] <bazhang> Spykemcc, user friendly? you may wish to try the alternate then
[16:19] <crunchbang666> mdg: http://pastebin.com/m13b8385e
[16:19] <Spykemcc> bazhang the minimal will do ...
[16:19] <bazhang> Spykemcc, dont use noob here
[16:19] <Edico> can someone tell me if he can check source code repo like the others (universe, multiverse ...). I can just like that http://imagebin.ca/view/Aw9RZwLp.html
[16:19] <mdg> crunchbang666: you in GB?
[16:20] <crunchbang666> mdg: yeah
[16:20] <mdg> crunchbang666: okay cool - this is easy
[16:20] <Spykemcc> Something like > Minimal xubuntu : sudo apt-get install xorg gdm xfce4 xfce4-goodies
[16:20] <mdg> crunchbang666: see the line  # deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jaunty-backports main restricted universe multiverse
[16:20] <crunchbang666> mdg: i hope you mean great britain, not some computing term :P
[16:20] <crunchbang666> mdg: i see it
[16:20] <mdg> crunchbang666: all you have to do is delete the "#" character from the beginning of the line and save the file
[16:21] <crunchbang666> mdg: just the deb or the deb-src line too?
[16:21] <mdg> crunchbang666: go ahead and do them both.
[16:21] <crunchbang666> mdg ok
[16:21] <styol1> sudo modprobe ndiswrapper   is telling me    FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found.    and ndiswrapper is definitely installed... anyone have any ideas?
[16:22] <mdg> crunchbang666: once you have closed out, we need to go to the command line and use modeprobe
[16:22] <crunchbang666> mdg: im there
[16:22] <styol1> one thing has said to install ndisgtk but im not able to
[16:22] <mdg> crunchbang666: sudo modprobe iwl3945
[16:23] <crunchbang666> mdg: nothing happened it just took me to the next command line.
[16:23] <dementor> any one use cacti?
[16:23] <mdg> crunchbang666: thats what it was supposed to do
[16:23] <mdg> crunchbang666: now type "lsmod" and see if you see iwl3945
[16:24] <paschu> soo, im updating unr now
[16:24] <crunchbang666> mdg: iwl3945                97912  0
[16:24] <mdg> crunchbang666: almost there :)
[16:24] <tvjudge> Hi something has happened to my panel where i no longer get an icon for each open application. Can someone suggest what I need to do to to get this feature back please?
[16:24] <mdg> crunchbang666: I forgot the command to restart networking....
[16:25] <crunchbang666> mdg: will me being connected to a wired connection interfere with this at all?
[16:25] <mdg> crunchbang666: yes
[16:25] <grawity> tvjudge: You probably removed the window list. Right-click on the panel, and click "Add"
[16:25] <mdg> crunchbang666: you need to replub and restart networking but I cannot recall the command
[16:26] <mdg> crunchbang666: replub/unplug
[16:26] <tvjudge> thanks grawity
[16:26] <paltry> crunchbang666: I forgot the command to restart networking....:::/etc/init.d/network restart
[16:26] <magnum54> animated gifs, youtube video stops or freezes until mouse is moved. Can't find resolution in archives.
[16:26] <mdg> paltry: thanks!!
[16:26] <crunchbang666> do that?
[16:26] <mdg> crunchbang666: yes
[16:27] <paltry> its networking restart... correction
[16:27] <mdg> crunchbang666: unplug ethernet and plug in card and then type that
[16:27] <crunchbang666> mdg: plug in card?
[16:27] <kitzOgen> Hi, can anyone help me with the sound?
[16:27] <mdg> crunchbang666: oh I mean unplug ethernet - you have a PCI card right?
[16:28] <crunchbang666> it's onboard
[16:28] <crunchbang666> if that's what you mean? :)
[16:28] <mdg> crunchbang666: yes, just unplug ethernet and type that command and cross your figers
[16:28] <mdg> figers/fingers
[16:28] <crunchbang666> mdg: confirm the command again? :::/etc/init.d/network restart ?
[16:29] <styol1> without tthe :::
[16:29] <crunchbang666> in that case the command doesnt work
[16:29] <mdg> styol1: sudo or no?
[16:29] <crunchbang666> bash: /etc/init.d/network: No such file or directory
[16:29] <mdg> crunchbang666: sudo /etc/init.d/network restart
[16:29] <papapep> crunchbang666: it's /etc/init.d/networking restart
[16:29] <paltry> "/etc/init.d/networking restart"
[16:29] <crunchbang666> thanks :)
[16:30] <crunchbang666> ok brb
[16:30] <mdg> crunchbang666: you won't see anything
[16:30] <mdg> crunchbang666: type "ifconfig" without quotes
[16:30] <mdg> crunchbang666: you should see wlan0
[16:30] <laughzilla> erusul - thx :) the restricted stuff that i installed works great. :)  cheers!
[16:30] <crunchbang666> mdg: no wireless lan just eth0 and lo
[16:31] <poc> Help
[16:31] <mdg> crunchbang666: type "sudo iwlist scan" and see if it returns anything?
[16:32] <papapep> !ask | poc
[16:32] <amirhamz> hello again
[16:32] <amirhamz> got the updates
[16:32] <styol1> sudo modprobe ndiswrapper  --> FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found.  any ideas?
[16:32] <poc> I have register,but why i can't join ##php
[16:32] <crunchbang666> mdg: returns lo ... eth0 and pan0 ... and states none of the interfaces support scanning.
[16:32] <Ose> I need someone to help me (preferably talk me through, if you have time) installing 'ndiswrapper' and using it to install the drivers for my wireless USB dongle thingy so that  I can connect my newly installed ubuntu machine to the internet
[16:32] <amirhamz> now got problem downloading nvdia driver
[16:32]  * Ose is complete linux newb
[16:33] <mdg> crunchbang666: okay, something still not right
[16:33] <Broadway> sachin
[16:33] <DJones> poc: I'd suggest that you join #freenode and ask that question there, they should be able to help you with a freenode network query
[16:33] <Broadway> you here
[16:33] <styol1> poc if you have registered also make sure to identify
[16:33] <Broadway> ?
[16:33] <amirhamz> its says crashed backend
[16:33] <crunchbang666> mdg: maybe a reboot is in order?
[16:33] <Shunde> hello
[16:34] <paltry> mdg & crunchbang666 why dont u remore login and sort it all out through vncviewer?
[16:34] <papapep> poc: just type "/join #php" (without quotes)
[16:34] <mdg> crunchbang666: it couldn't hurt
[16:34] <crunchbang666> mdg: lead the way
[16:34] <mdg> paltry: I have no experience with vnc
[16:34] <Shunde> Is anyone come from china?
[16:34] <crunchbang666> mdg: il reboot brb
[16:35] <Shunde> ?
[16:35] <Shunde> ?
[16:35] <larry88> hey guys i'm installing on a older computer that has a wireless card but i's not seeing the wireless card how can I know what card I have
[16:35] <styol1> check out acrobat.com and adobe connectnow
[16:35] <amirhamz> <<<<<< nvidia driver 180 problem
[16:35] <Shunde> Is anyone come from china?
[16:35] <mdg> paltry: he won't learn if I fix it for him
[16:35] <ikonia> Shunde: does it matter ?
[16:35] <styol1> larry88 goto terminal and type lspci
[16:35] <Shunde> Ikonia，nice to meet you
[16:35] <mdg> larry88: type "lspci" in a terminal
[16:36] <poc> I  had join yesterday, but today it don't work.
[16:36] <grawity> poc: You need to identify to NickServ.
[16:36] <papapep> poc: I've joint two minutes ago, its working
[16:37] <papapep> *it's
[16:37] <grawity> papapep: ##php requires NickServ registration.
[16:37] <Shunde> ??
[16:37] <papapep> grawity: uh...did'nt know, thx
[16:37] <poc> How can i do to identify to NickServ
[16:37] <styol1> the command is /msg NickServ identify username password
[16:37] <grawity> poc: /msg nickserv identify poc YourNickservPassword
[16:37] <ikonia> !register > poc
[16:38] <amirhamz> how to install nvidia180 and which server???
[16:38] <amirhamz> tried it but it said crash backend
[16:38] <zroysch> how can md_d2 be showing up on reboot with only drive sde automatically on reboot when I removed the partition from sde with fdisk
[16:39] <mdg> crunchbang666: any luck?
[16:39] <crunchbang666> mdg: now running from wireless internet connection :)
[16:39] <mdg> crunchbang666: yay!!!!
[16:39] <larry88> styol1, mdg  thanks guy it says it's a broadcom shouldn't that be working since it's working on my laptop
[16:39] <td123> does anyone know how much updates the ubuntu, ubuntu-updates, and ubuntu-security-updates repos get updated a week? (approximate)
[16:39] <crunchbang666> mdg: you are indeed a god. lol thanks for the help
[16:39] <mdg> crunchbang666: your welcome :)
[16:39] <styol1> larry88 im having trouble with mine too
[16:39] <styol1> same issue
[16:40] <RaceCondition> I've installed Ubuntu JeOS 9.04 on VMWare Fusion and almost every other time I run aptitude update, aptitude hangs displaying smth like "98% [9 Packages 4645848/4732kB 98%]"
[16:40] <crunchbang666> mdg: i dont understand what we did that made it work, i dont recall downloading any drivers or doing anything except restarting the networking protocols?
[16:40] <RaceCondition> and just doesn't do anything until I forcibly quit and restart it
[16:40] <toni_> I have install flash nonfree .but when i was just at cbs.com to test it out it will not work.I have a laptop and i also live in the usa
[16:41] <toni_> can yall help me out
[16:41] <styol1> RaceCondition: how lllong do you wait?
[16:41] <dare> why not install the debian from the adobe flash website?
[16:41] <mdg> crunchbang666: we added the software source "backports" jaunty, which in turn enabled iwl3945 once we used modprobe to load that driver
[16:41] <dare> package*
[16:41] <RaceCondition> styol1: sometimes like 3 minutes or so
[16:41] <dthacker> hello, is there a command line utility I can run to probe my video card?  I'm not sure what is in this PC.   I'm trying to get to a higher resolution than 800x600
[16:41] <crunchbang666> ah :)
[16:41] <dare> toni_, http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[16:41] <larry88> styol1,  it's strange on my laptop my broadcom modem was detected and was working out of the box but here it's not even showing up
[16:41] <grawity> dthacker: lspci, xrandr...
[16:41] <Ose> question: on http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/misc/ndiswrapper-common, do I need to download the .dsc, tar.gz, diff.gz or all of them?
[16:41] <Padhu> dthacker: you should edit X11.conf
[16:42] <grawity> Padhu: It's xorg.conf
[16:42] <styol1> larry88 yeah probably needs the drivers
[16:42] <styol1> which broadcom?
[16:42] <dthacker> grawity: thanks
[16:42] <dare> Ose, aren't there any deb's?
[16:42] <mdg> larry88: what was the results of lspci - did you see broadcom?
[16:42] <Ose> deb?
[16:42] <poc> Thank you
[16:42] <dare> yes, binary packages to install
[16:42] <d0s4gw> toni_: does youtube work?
[16:43] <larry88> mdg yes it was detected as a broadcoom BCM4306
[16:43] <Ose> dare: i'm trying to follow https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper#Installing%20Packages%20%28With%20Internet%20access%20on%20another%20computer%29
[16:43] <Padhu> larry88: you can download source tarball for broadcom modem. speed is limited to 10kbps unit complete the device registration
[16:43]  * Ose installed ubuntu 30 mins ago
[16:43] <mrwes> dthacker, lspci | grep VGA for your video card
[16:43] <styol1> larry88 what version of ubuntu
[16:43] <mdg> larry88: at a terminal type "lsmod" and see if the bcm4306 is listed
[16:43] <bobbydddd> Hi, I have an external network storage device which I can moutn via samba. Now I can mount it manually. Whats the best way to make this automatic?
[16:44] <dare> Ose, http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/n/ndiswrapper/ndiswrapper-common_1.53-2ubuntu1_all.deb
[16:44] <mrwes> bobbydddd, add a line in your /etc/fstab to mount it at boot time
[16:44] <lifesengine> everytime i set my resolution using nvidia x server settings....and i shut down my computer....the settings are as good as gone
[16:44] <dthacker> grawity: will lspci detect agp cards?
[16:44] <lifesengine> i have to keep setting my reso upon start up
[16:44] <d0s4gw> dare: regarding that link to adobe - they don't have a 64 bit installer, do I need to install from source?
[16:44] <bastidrazor> lifesengine, use gksudo nvidia-settings and be sure to save to X configuration file
[16:44] <MK13> how can I get rid of the list of freebsd slices shown in the ubuntu removable disk menu?
[16:44] <mrwes> bobbydddd, something like this: //192.168.1.101/MyFiles /home/bill/SharedFiles cifs credentials=/home/bill/.creds,_netdev,uid=bill,gid=users 0 0
[16:44] <larry88> mdg no i don't see it
[16:44] <dare> d0s4gw, there is no 64bit flash
[16:45] <styol1> mdg any ideas on my issue with modprobe and ndiswrapper?
[16:45] <d0s4gw> dare: So how would those of us with 64 bit machines run flash?
[16:45] <styol1> larry88 what version of ubuntu are y0ou using
[16:45] <lifesengine> bastidrazor: i'm new to ubuntu, and when i save to x config file i get an error message every time...using the GUI
[16:45] <dare> it's x86_64, you can still run it
[16:45] <d0s4gw> dare: btw, this is somewhat baffling, but youtube works and all others (hulu) do not
[16:45] <mdg> styol1: sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper ndisgtk
[16:45] <schlpsr> hi all
[16:45] <magnum54> hi
[16:46] <dthacker> !nvidia
[16:46] <larry88> styol1, xubuntu latest
[16:46] <styol1> mdg E: Couldn't find package ndiswrapper
[16:46] <dare> what's the link to the page where flash does not work?
[16:46] <styol1> its a dell mini and theres a special repo for it i just found out
[16:46] <schlpsr> has anybody an idear where i can join to get some infos about thunderbird contacts syncro with egroupware?
[16:46] <bobbydddd> mrwes: whats the .creds?
[16:46] <bastidrazor> lifesengine, that is cause you're not running the program with permissions. in a terminal type gksudo nvidia-settings  ..then make changes and save.
[16:46] <BromaxSux> how wrong is for root to have his .fonts and .icons dirs a symlinks to regular users .fonts and .icons dirs?
[16:46] <larry88> styol1, latest as in jaunty
[16:46] <bu> how do i get this fixed? FATAL: Error inserting iwl3945 (/lib/modules/2.6.28-14-generic/updates/iwl3945.ko): Invalid module format
[16:46] <mdg> styol1: perhaps try through synaptic
[16:47] <mdg> larry88: I found what you need to do
[16:47] <d0s4gw> dare: http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/news/story?id=4371611
[16:47] <styol1> larry88 ah ok i was asking because i have a guide for hard 8.04
[16:47] <mrwes> bobbydddd, a read-only file with my username and password for authorization
[16:47] <styol1> mdg ill try that
[16:47] <mdg> larry88: at a terminal type:  sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[16:47] <bobbydddd> mrwes: can I leave that out if that share doesn't require one?
[16:47] <lifesengine> bastidrazor: thanks a lot
[16:47] <mrwes> bobbydddd, username= and password=
[16:47] <mrwes> bobbydddd, sure
[16:48] <mdg> styol1: you have the same card as larry88 right? BCM4395?
[16:48] <bastidrazor> lifesengine, good luck.
[16:48] <mrwes> bobbydddd, also, notice I mounted using cifs -- seems a bit faster
[16:48] <mrwes> bobbydddd, and from what I've read that will be the standard file system for samba
[16:48] <larry88> mdg ok give me a sec I was installing something :( don't leave me LOL
[16:48] <bobbydddd> mrwes I'll give that a go now :)
[16:48] <lifesengine> as for charging my 2nd generation ipod shuffle...anyone have any idea how to get the solid light to indicate that it is in fact charging?
[16:49] <toni_> ok i just install the .dev flash.from website of adobe.now i am at the website of hulu.com but the videos will not play.
[16:49] <mrwes> bobbydddd, don't forget to mkdir for the mount point first, make sure you own and have read/write perms
[16:49] <dare> d0s4gw, do you see 'get adobe flash player' ?
[16:49] <dare> i see that also :-S
[16:49] <styol1> mdg nah i have BCM4312= and synaptic only have ndiswrapper-common and ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 installed
[16:49] <toni_> yes
[16:49] <dare> it's a problem with their website in that case
[16:50] <bobbydddd> //192.168.1.101/data /mnt/data cifs _netdev,uid=bob,gid=users 0 0
[16:50] <toni_> will i live in the u s a
[16:50] <bobbydddd> ok mrwes?
[16:50] <d0s4gw> dare: No, it appeared for a moment then disappeared and now it's just the black box where the video should be.  If I right click the video then it actually says that the flash video is playing.
[16:50] <rincon> which firewalls should i activate when using ubuntu as a web server ?
[16:50] <BromaxSux> admin makes the root's .fonts and .icons dirs as symlinks to his "regular user" (home dir) .fonts and .icons dirs ... what are the risks in doing such a thing?
[16:50] <d0s4gw> dare: I think I have flash installed but not installed correctly.
[16:50] <mdg> larry88 and styol1: I told you wrong... sorry
[16:51] <larry88> mdg, ok I have that done now what?
[16:51] <dare> d0s4gw, try this http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/install-flash-10-ubuntu-linux-64bit.html
[16:51] <dare> or have you done that already?
[16:51] <larry88> mdg doh!!!
[16:51] <mrwes> bobbydddd, looks good, the _netdev will give an error in your logs, but it help make sure the network is available before mounting the share
[16:51] <toni_> so can any one help me out on trying to install flash plese
[16:51] <toni_>  i live in the usa
[16:51] <ericdb> Does anyone know of a way to replace the standard battery icon in the notification area with a more informative graph?  I don't like just seeing "full, not full, oh crap".
[16:51] <richardcavell> rincon: use the inbuilt iptables
[16:51] <mrwes> bobbydddd, /mnt/data exsists?
[16:51] <mdg> larry88: nope I was right the first time... sorry
[16:52] <styol1> mdg for me ndisgtk is not possible to install cause it depends on an ndiswrapper version E: Couldn't find package ndiswrapper
[16:52] <styol1> i cant install
[16:52] <larry88> I'm gonna reboot BRB
[16:52] <bobbydddd> mrwes, yes
[16:52] <ericdb> For the battery meter question, I'm using Gnome.
[16:52] <mrwes> bobbydddd, you own it and have rw rights? :)
[16:52] <larry88> mdg, what should i do after that command then
[16:52] <th0r> ericdb: check gkrellm...offers much nicer monitor stack than the panel apps and lighter on resources
[16:52] <mdg> styol1: type "lspci" in a terminal again and tell me what card it was
[16:52] <ericdb> Thanks th0r, I'll look into it.
[16:52] <dare> d0s4gw, are you using firefox? which version does it show in tools->addons->plugins?
[16:52] <richardcavell> ericdb: there's a separate power applet
[16:52] <styol1> mdg 03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
[16:52] <toni_> does any one really know how to install flash the right way so it will work
[16:52] <mdg> larry88: did you sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[16:53] <mrwes> bobbydddd, so edit the fstab and then sudo mount -a
[16:53] <richardcavell> ericdb: and karmic has a new power applet design altogether
[16:53] <larry88> mdg, yes
[16:53] <richardcavell> ericdb: and yes I use gkrellm too.  It's really good.
[16:53] <HighLordObsi> grr...my router bites
[16:53] <JuJuBee> I have an HP C7200 color all-in-one printer.  It connects via ethernet.  How do I access the card reader via linux?
[16:53] <bu> sudo modprobe iwl3945 gets me >> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release. WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc modprobe.d/blacklist, it will be ignored in a future release. WARNING: Error inserting lbm_cw_cfg80211 (/lib/modules/2.6.28-14-generic/updates/lbm_cw-cfg80211.ko): Invalid module format WARNING: Error inserting lbm_cw_mac80211 (/lib/modules/2.6.28-14-generic/updates/lbm_cw-mac80211.ko
[16:53] <larry88> mdg, it downloaded some stuff and installed it
[16:54] <Clouse> Hi there all in  ubuntu land,
[16:54] <d0s4gw> dare: I just ran that script from the link and it completely removed all flash packages... it didn't reinstall them properly so now no flash works
[16:54] <HighLordObsi> aloha
[16:54] <mdg> larry88: you need to restart networking:  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[16:54] <dare> toni_ http://nxadm.wordpress.com/2009/04/26/install-64-bit-adobe-flash-player-on-ubuntu-904/
[16:54] <d0s4gw> dare: however, now I get the "Install flash plugin" in the video box
[16:54] <richardcavell> Clouse: hi
[16:54] <dare> d0s4gw, you are running 64-bit ?
[16:54] <d0s4gw> dare: yes, using firefox
[16:54] <HighLordObsi> let's see if i can get this install to work....
[16:54] <d0s4gw> dare: yes
[16:54] <dare> try http://nxadm.wordpress.com/2009/04/26/install-64-bit-adobe-flash-player-on-ubuntu-904/
[16:55] <mdg> styol1: did you have ethernet available on that machine?
[16:55] <Clouse> Just trying to convert a .img file to .iso using ccd2iso and I am getting "Unrecognized sector mode (0) at sector 0!" any ideas?
[16:55] <styol1> yeah
[16:55] <crunchbang666> please could someone tell me how to rename my "host" name ?
[16:55] <lillis> Clouse: sounds like error in the switches but im not sure
[16:56] <Spykemcc> is there a way to know where an image come from and his license cause I maybe want to sue a website for using an image of book ...
[16:56] <styol1> mdg 04:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8101E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller (rev 02)
[16:56] <dare> crunbang666, what do you mean?
[16:56] <dare> you cannot change your internet hostname
[16:56] <poc> Why my firefox is set to larger when it run.
[16:56] <mdg> styol1: I think that should work out of the box
[16:56] <crunchbang666> dare: for instance in terminal it will say "paul@hostname:"
[16:57] <styol1> yup yup ethernet is fine wifi broke
[16:57] <Clouse> lillis: OK thanks I am not using any switchers and the moment, I will check it out
[16:57] <mdg> styol1: I mean.. plug in your ethernet and type this command
[16:57] <styol1> it was working before, i even had dell replace the card
[16:57] <richardcavell> Is there a way to stop empathy from giving me messages from people I don't know (ie spam)
[16:57] <mdg> styol1: sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[16:57] <larry88> mdg, ok did that in the hardware drivers it now says that it's using the broadcom drivers but it's still not starting
[16:57] <dare> crunchbang, nano /etc/hostname
[16:57] <lillis> Clouse: just "man ccd2iso" and see what it says about the switches
[16:57] <lillis> that's what i'd do atleast :)
[16:57] <crunchbang666> dare: ty
[16:58] <larry88> mdg, in ifconfig i only see eht0 and loopback
[16:58] <iamslango> my system has been way sucking lately.
[16:58] <d0s4gw> dare: Nicely done, fully functional flash now.  Thanks very much
[16:58] <dare> np
[16:58] <toni_> HAY I SAID that i need to have flash to be install the right way.i live in the us a
[16:58] <bastidrazor> richardcavell, does spamassassin work with empathy?
[16:58] <iamslango> it looks up at random
[16:58] <HighLordObsi> any clues as to why my install loads correctly once or twice then tells me that x server probably isn't set up properly?
[16:58] <richardcavell> bastidrazor: I don't know
[16:58] <iamslango> *locks
[16:58] <toni_> i need some one to help me out
[16:58] <larry88> mdg, I just install a new kernel I'll reboot and come back
[16:58] <alexD_> is nvidia still the prefered brand for linux
[16:58] <richardcavell> bastidrazor: But there ought to be an option to refuse messages from randoms
[16:58] <iamslango> and flash sometimes works in firefox... sometimes doesn't
[16:58] <ethicx> sup you all.
[16:58] <mdg> larry88: okay - do  a shutdown fully and reboot
[16:59] <richardcavell> ethicx: yo yo yo
[16:59] <dthacker> hello again.  I've loaded the propietary nVidia driver.   I'm trying to increase resolution in the nvidia tool, but can't find anywhere to change the setting.  Could someone point me in the right direction?
[16:59] <Clouse> lillis: Doing that now, but other people report that just "ccd2iso myimage.img myimage.iso" works just find with out the use of any switches.
[16:59] <guntbert> dare:  crunchbang666 will have to change /etc/hosts too...
[16:59] <toni_> i dont need flash to work for firefox.i need it to work for all the thing that i need it to do .
[17:00] <styol1> mdg its doin some voodoo
[17:00] <mdg> voodoo?
[17:00] <styol1> finished
[17:00] <styol1> just was installing stuff
[17:00] <mdg> styol1: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[17:00] <styol1> brb
[17:00] <mdg> styol1: okay
[17:01] <richardcavell> Everyone, I'm downloading Half-Life 2 to play on my Intel GMA 945 chipset-equipped laptop.  What do you think my chances are of being able to play a decent game?
[17:01] <toni_> is there any one who lives in the usa  that can help me out to insatll flash plese
[17:01] <dare> guntbert, interesting.. what listens/connects to 127.0.1.1?
[17:01] <styol1> mdg yeah it didnt disconnect me from the net like it should no
[17:01] <HighLordObsi> grr...i really would like to blow up my router
[17:01] <lucky> is there any way to get shockwave working well under linux? i tried installing it under firefox under wine, and it crashes.  Unfortunately, Shockwave is the dealbreaker for this install.  It's the only thing which doesn't work, and has to work.
[17:01] <dare> no
[17:01] <QGB> does ubuntu automatically make a swap partition when it uses entire disk ?
[17:01] <mdg> styol1: did you unplug ethernet?
[17:01] <dare> there is no shockwave for linux
[17:02] <styol1> hehe
[17:02] <styol1> brb
[17:02] <dare> lucky, i got it working under wine though
[17:02] <geekhut> Hey fellas
[17:02] <BlasenMich> with Ubuntu server installed, what else do I need to do reverse ssh?
[17:02] <QGB> does ubuntu automatically make a swap partition when it uses entire disk ?
[17:02] <dthacker> QGB: yes
[17:02] <dare> lucky, but i only tried it on isketch.com :-)
[17:02] <lucky> dare: it keeps crashing under wine.
[17:02] <QGB> cool
[17:02] <danbhfive> QGB: I believe so.  you can check with free
[17:02] <dare> .net*
[17:02] <richardcavell> BlasenMich: is ssh installed?
[17:02] <dare> lucky, does isketch.net work btw?
[17:02] <abhi_> recently i have compiled a linux kernel to be used for ubuntu. every thing is running fine except the LCD. lines are visible when the screen is refreshing.
[17:02] <toni_> DOES ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO INSTALL FLASH .ANY ONE WHO LIVE IN THE USA THAT CAN HELP ME OUT
[17:02] <guntbert> dare: usually a lot of "internal" services - but maybe its no problem at the moment - just to make sure for the future
[17:02] <lucky> dare: don't know.
[17:02] <BlasenMich> I haven't set up the server yet
[17:02] <richardcavell> richardcavell: sudo /etc/init.d/ssh status
[17:02] <richardcavell> BlasenMich: that was for you
[17:02] <richardcavell> BlasenMich: type that in
[17:02] <BlasenMich> thx
[17:03] <dthacker> toni_: please do not shout
[17:03] <dare> maybe it's a problem with the wine version, i tried it on an older version, ~1.0 i think
[17:03] <toni_> THEN HELP ME OUT
[17:03] <abhi_> so wht should i do to reduce this effect?
[17:03] <lucky> lol it's too bad
[17:03] <dthacker> toni_: you are still shouting
[17:03] <QGB> dthacker: why doesn't ubuntu make more seperate partitions than just swap ?
[17:03] <lucky> back to pirated windows then :(
[17:03] <danbhfive> toni_: you need to say for what program you want it  (if not firefox)
[17:03] <QGB> I heard that just have two is insecure
[17:03] <richardcavell> QGB: no need to
[17:03] <guntbert> dare: try lsof -li to see
[17:03] <QGB> but it is unsecure I have heard
[17:04] <geekhut> Just got AFP compiled on Ubuntu - couldn't be happier with the results.
[17:04] <richardcavell> QGB: I don't know about that
[17:04] <dare> oh wow, a lot :-)
[17:04] <BlasenMich> RC - I've been told I have to have something called "squid"
[17:04] <QGB> like people can log flood you if you don't have /var on its own partition
[17:04] <HighLordObsi> after i reconfigure xorg i get a message that SMBus base address not initialized...upgrade bios or use force_addr=0xaddr
[17:04] <JenniferB3> how do I change the timezone on Ubuntu?
[17:04] <rincon> richardcavell: how do i use iptables?
[17:04] <toni_> i need flash in ubuntu linux 9.04 dont need it to be install for fire fox
[17:04] <dthacker> QGB: Ubuntu knows you need a root, a boot, and a swap and makes those.   More complex partioning is left for you do decide
[17:04] <guntbert> dare: :-)
[17:04] <dare> toni_, are you running 64-bit?
[17:04] <richardcavell> rincon: for one thing you can get GUIs for iptables like UFS and Firestarter
[17:04] <toni_> i also install flash but it is not working
[17:04] <toni_> i dontknow
[17:04] <danbhfive> QGB: I suspect because it would be hard to make those decisions.  I suspect you don't have to worry about logs unless you are running services
[17:04] <richardcavell> QGB: I suppose that's true
[17:05] <geekhut> rincon: try guarddog
[17:05] <mdg> JenniferB3: System > Administration > Time and Date
[17:05] <dare> toni_, type uname -a in terminal
[17:05] <geekhut> rincon: Actually firestarter is simples.
[17:05] <dare> toni_, is it i686 or x86_64?
[17:05] <geekhut> simpler*
[17:05] <richardcavell> geekhut: I like Firestarter and I use it.  I haven't seen anything that does the same job better.
[17:06] <rincon> richardcavell: firestarter is on repos ?
[17:06] <mdg> styol1: how did it go?
[17:06] <richardcavell> rincon: yep
[17:06] <Clouse> Looks like it is reader error protection coursing the problem.
[17:06] <QGB> well what I mean is that if they log flood you and var is not on its own partition it will take the whole system down to but it its own its own partition that will not happen
[17:06] <Chessguy> when i check for new updates i get an error that it "could not download all repository indexes", any idea how to fix this?
[17:06] <BlasenMich> my monitor won't allow me to change the resolution what command corrects this?
[17:06] <richardcavell> QGB: what happens if it tries to append to a log and the partition is full?
[17:07] <geekhut> Cheeseguy: try updating in a shell
[17:07] <QGB> it won't work
[17:07] <geekhut> see what the error is
[17:07] <QGB> because space is full
[17:07] <Chessguy> geekhut: how
[17:07] <geekhut> sudo apt-get update
[17:07] <dthacker> QGB: that would be an argument for you doing a customized layout.   Or setting your syslogd configuration to avoid that problem.
[17:07] <QGB> but I have heard that will not take down the system if var is on its own partition and someone log floods you
[17:07] <HighLordObsi> hmm\
[17:08] <anonmatir> can i load ubuntu on a AMD1600 2gb DDR1 400mhz 80GB sata, 4 NTFS partitions, with no freedisk space..
[17:08] <QGB> from an old slackware security tuneup guide
[17:08] <anonmatir> can the ubuntu desktop cd be loaded
[17:08] <anonmatir> can it be used to remove windows >?
[17:08] <richardcavell> anonmatir: well you'll need some disk space for it?
[17:08] <DiViN3> anyone can tell me how to add ips in ubunut server ???
[17:08] <anonmatir> i am not being able to start up with live
[17:08] <styol2> mdg i seem to have the same scenario
[17:09] <QGB> from this guide if anyone is interested http://www.chessgriffin.com/files/docs/slack_sec.txt
[17:09] <rincon> richardcavell: i installed firestarter but it launches the following error:  (firestarter:5422): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[17:09] <mdg> styol2: hm.....
[17:09] <dthacker> QGB: If you create a separate var filesystem, it may increase your chances of the server staying up when the fs fills, yes
[17:09] <styol2> i =also rebooted
[17:09] <Chessguy> lol @ url
[17:09] <richardcavell> rincon: ??
[17:09] <QGB> openbsd does a similar layout
[17:09] <Clouse> Anyone know how to assign a hot key to launch a instance of terminal?
[17:09] <Spykemcc> !paste
[17:09] <richardcavell> rincon: try running with sudo
[17:09] <mdg> styol2: "lsmod" and see if you see b43-fwcutter
[17:09] <richardcavell> rincon: gksudo actually
[17:09] <anonmatir> richardcavell: i cant remove windows.. i got no win bootables
[17:09] <QGB> okay system is almost installed
[17:09] <anonmatir> i need ubntu to remove it
[17:10] <styol2> mdg nah not in that list
[17:10] <guntbert> QGB: you are right about using several partitions - especially for /var/log, but you can use a lvm setup too (instead of assigning the required space from the beginning)
[17:10] <DiViN3> anyone can tell me how to add ips in ubunut server ???
[17:10] <rincon> richardcavell: i ran it as root....
[17:10] <HighLordObsi> now lets see if this install will load up
[17:10] <Chessguy> anonmatir: try using another live cd?
[17:10] <QGB> is there any other ways to get a list of installed software besides dpkg --get-sellections ?
[17:10] <mdg> styol2: oh we have to modprobe perhaps
[17:10] <Chessguy> how old is it
[17:10] <Spykemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/244160/ is my script right ???
[17:10] <mdg> styol2: sudo modprobe b43-fwcutter
[17:10] <styol2> yah thats my issue
[17:10] <richardcavell> rincon: try rebooting
[17:10] <anonmatir> i get the same for xubuntu, read errors..
[17:10] <dthacker> Where in the "Nvidia X Server Settings" utility can I change the resolution?
[17:11] <anonmatir> how much HDD space does LIve need?
[17:11] <mazda01> why doesn't phpmyadmin work when I install it on jaunty running apach2? can someone help me figure this out please?
[17:11] <styol2> mdg same error i was getting with ndiswrapper
[17:11] <danbhfive> dthacker: I thought you select the monitor, and then there is a bunch of settings to the right
[17:11] <styol2> FATAL: Module b43_fwcutter not found.
[17:11] <guntbert> rincon: running a GUI-app as root leads to trouble, thats why we use gksudo
[17:11] <geekhut> anonmatir: You need to create a symlink to /var/www/x
[17:11] <mdg> styol2: please refresh my memory about error - what was it again?
[17:11] <mazda01> i am getting a 404 Not Found error despite phpmyadmin being installed. is there additional configs I have to change?
[17:11] <danbhfive> mazda01: do you go to: localhost/phpmyadmin  ?
[17:12] <mazda01> geekhut: where do I create the symlink?
[17:12] <styol2> same error except for it said ndiswrapp=er
[17:12] <dthacker> danbhfive: would that be "Screen 0"?
[17:12] <geekhut> you can sudo ln -s /usr/share/phpadmin_dir /var/www/phpmyadmin
[17:12] <mdg> styol2: b43-fwcutter - dash not underline
[17:12] <danbhfive> dthacker: yeah
[17:12] <styol2> yah i copy and pasted
[17:12] <mazda01> danbhfive: went there, i am telling you I get a 404 not found error
[17:12] <mazda01> geekhut: ok, will try. thanks
[17:12] <HighLordObsi> can anybody tell me why I keep getting the x server error thingy?
[17:12] <DiViN3> hello anyone can assist me in telling me how to add ips in ubuntu server
[17:13] <styol2> hugos@hugos:~$ sudo modprobe b43-fwcutter
[17:13] <styol2> FATAL: Module b43_fwcutter not found.
[17:13] <styol2> hugos@hugos:~$ sudo modprobe b43_fwcutter
[17:13] <styol2> FATAL: Module b43_fwcutter not found.
[17:13] <FloodBot2> styol2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:13] <geekhut> there is a specific dir in /usr/share/phpmyadmin I believe - it is just as easy to grab the source from sourceforge and channge blowfish
[17:13] <Chessguy> when i check for new updates i get an error that it "could not download all repository indexes", any idea how to fix this? I'm still getting the error in the terminal with "sudo apt-get update"
[17:13] <danbhfive> mazda01: did you try restarting apache?
[17:13] <guntbert> DiViN3: you know there is a channel #ubuntu-server too?
[17:13] <geekhut> Cheeseguy please pastebin thew error
[17:13] <Chessguy> k
[17:13] <mdg> styol2: is it showing you b43dashfwcutter or b43underlinefwcutter?
[17:14] <geekhut> DiViN3: I have set up a few - PM me for help
[17:14] <Clouse> Also guys and girls I am trying to use the DarkLooks theme in ubuntu 8.10 but it is not displaying properly. When I first select it it comes up OK but then some windows just start not loading it correctly, any ideas?
[17:14] <crunchbang666> mdg: still around?
[17:14] <Chessguy> http://pastebin.com/m1f91aba6
[17:14] <mdg> crunchbang666: yes :)
[17:14] <styol2> when it sayd not found its show an underscore but as i pasted it does same for both
[17:14] <styol2> mdg this was the guide i was following http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766560
[17:14] <mdg> styol2: sudo modprobe b43-fwcutter (with a dash)
[17:14] <crunchbang666> mdg: yay... ok so i just installed proprietary driver for my nvidia card, rebooted and we're back to the same problem ... no wireless lol
[17:15] <mdg> crunchbang666: uh oh....
[17:15] <geekhut> Cheeseguy - notice the 404's - remove those sources from /etc/.apt/sources.lst
[17:15] <mazda01> geekhut: that was it, thank you. why is something like this not done off the batt when I install phpmyadmin? also, what is the command to add a password for root  for my mysql server?
[17:15] <Chessguy> ok
[17:15] <geekhut> then sudo apt-get update
[17:15] <styol2> mdg yeah i know, it says FATAL: Module b43_fwcutter not found.
[17:15] <blackgecko> hi, anyone can tell me how to setup a local repository to upgrade all my ubuntu pcs from one main server
[17:15] <geekhut> mysql -u root -p
[17:15] <crunchbang666> mdg: can you remind me of the commands i used last time? i'll save them in a text file and see if using those and rebooting solves the problem.
[17:15] <styol2> sudo modprobe b43-fwcutter -->  FATAL: Module b43_fwcutter not found.
[17:15] <mdg> crunchbang666: in a terminal type :  lsmod  and look for iwl3945
[17:16] <geekhut> set password = password('newpasswd') ;
[17:16] <thneed> blackgecko: cd /etc/sources.list and then add the repository
[17:16] <mdg> styol2: b43-fwbutter vs b43_fwcutter - are not the same
[17:16] <crunchbang666> mdg: it's there
[17:16] <zer0x> hi all, quick question, how to i halt ubuntu without actually powering down?
[17:16] <HighLordObsi> farfignugens
[17:16] <mdg> styol2: b43-fwcutter vs b43_fwcutter
[17:16] <geekhut> or if using ubuntu - you can sudo dpkg-recofingure mysql-server
[17:16] <thneed> can someone help me finish my upgrade to jaunty, I lost my gui and I am stuck in a read only shell
[17:16] <mazda01> geekhut: currently the root password for mysql server is blank. but I am trying to get into phpmyadmin and leaving root password blank gives me Access denied error? huh?
[17:17] <blackgecko> thneed: not the online repos, but a local repo i just want to download once and updgrade all my statiosn from it
[17:17] <dare> thneed, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[17:17] <mdg> crunchbang666: restart networking with:  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[17:17] <styol2> mdg http://pastie.org/568705
[17:17] <zer0x> hi all, quick question, how to i halt ubuntu without actually powering down?
[17:17] <zer0x> damn eeepc keyboard!
[17:18] <blackgecko> zer0x: halt or suspend
[17:18] <guntbert> zer0x: you can use suspend (needs still power) or hibernate (no power needed, but a big enough swap space required)
[17:18] <crunchbang666> mdg: done
[17:18] <mdg> styol2: that's crazy!
[17:19] <zer0x> whenever i use halt it actually powers down, on openbsd i have to halt -p to actually power off also
[17:19] <thneed> blackgecko: you can still upgrade that way, just remove it after you update
[17:19] <zer0x> i just want to run the battery down safely
[17:19] <HighLordObsi> designer of belkin products should die
[17:19] <mdg> styol2: ohh - its bc43-fwcutter not b43
[17:19] <iamslango> in /var/log/messages: Aug  2 03:56:39 tuxbook -- MARK --
[17:19] <styol2> ah
[17:19] <iamslango> any idea what that means?
[17:19] <dthacker> Using the Nvidia Display Utility, I have Color Correction, XVideo Settings, Cursor Shadow, OpenGL Settings, GLX Info and Antialiasing Info.  None of these have an adjustment for resolution.  Where is it?
[17:19] <iamslango> is someone named MARK hacking my shit
[17:19] <mdg> crunchbang666: any luck?
[17:19] <styol2> mdg same
[17:19] <zer0x> is it safe to suspend and let battery discharge to empty?
[17:19] <blackgecko> thneed: what i need are the steps to mirror the ubuntu repos in a local machine
[17:20] <jrib> iamslango: syslog puts those there periodically so you know it hasn't crashed
[17:20] <mdg> styol2: can you pastebin "lsmod"
[17:20] <zer0x> lol --MARK--
[17:20] <crunchbang666> mdg: still no wireless option in Network Manager.
[17:20] <geekhut> crunchbang666: What card?
[17:20] <iamslango> jrib, ah, gotcha
[17:20] <guntbert> zer0x: no, that would not be "safe", you could start a live CD session though and let that run to the end of the battery
[17:21] <iamslango> I figured it was something like that
[17:21] <thneed> okay, I am stuck at gnome login and I cannot type anything into the box and I cannot drop to a shell...can someone help me?
[17:21] <styol2> mdg http://pastie.org/568709
[17:21] <mdg> styol2: you are right - but we need to remove it
[17:21] <crunchbang666> geekhut: intel corp PRO/Wireless 3945abg (rev 02)
[17:21] <WaSeidel> hi someone i have one friend who has a trouble with his soundcard
[17:21] <zer0x> guntbert: didnt think so, i want to halt but not poweroff, but halt seems to poweroff by default
[17:21] <Viliny_> guntbert, how about leaving the thing in bios and let it drain out?
[17:21] <geekhut> crunchbang666:  What kernel?
[17:21] <iamslango> the last thing my laptop seems to have done before it froze up: Aug  2 04:10:01 tuxbook /USR/SBIN/CRON[17613]: (root) CMD ([ -x /usr/sbin/update-motd ] && /usr/sbin/update-motd 2>/dev/null)
[17:22] <crunchbang666> geekhut: whichever ships with ubuntu jaunty
[17:22] <mdg> styol2: okay - nothing to remove not loaded.
[17:22] <geekhut> crunchbang666: have you taken a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=305662
[17:22] <WaSeidel> here is his lspci http://paste.ubuntu.com/244103/
[17:22] <styol2> mdg is it b44 ?
[17:22] <HighLordObsi> hmm...apparently i don't have any screens
[17:22] <WaSeidel> and this is his laptop
[17:22] <MK13> blackgecko, you would need a server setup on one machine then add that machine to the repos of the other computers, or use aptoncd to put the downloaded files on a cd and use the cd as a repository
[17:22] <crunchbang666> geekhut: i'll look now
[17:22] <mdg> styol2: lets try apt-get again
[17:23] <styol2> ok
[17:23] <mdg> styol2: you have ethernet plugged in?
[17:23] <styol2> just to note the dell mini ubuntu repos are missing stuff
[17:23] <guntbert> Viliny_, zer0x everything but an actually running system is fine (memtest for instance...)
[17:23] <styol2> yeah
[17:23] <blackgecko> MK13: how do i setup that server, to act as a repository, whats the directory jerarchy and how do i sync withthe online repos
[17:23] <mdg> styol2: sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[17:23] <mdg> styol2: oh....
[17:23] <WaSeidel> he have a toshiba satellite x205-s9800 4 harman kardon with subwoofer, soundcard realtek alc268, but the subwoofer doen's works on ubuntu or other linux distro
[17:23] <styol2> mdg it says its already installed
[17:24] <styol2> mdg wanna haz vnc?
[17:25] <styol2> ill paypal you money lol
[17:25] <mdg> styol2: I have no experience with vnc - sorry
[17:25] <XE3X> Hey all
[17:25] <donaldo_> he have a toshiba satellite x205-s9800 4 harman kardon with subwoofer, soundcard realtek alc268, but the subwoofer doen's works on ubuntu or other linux distro
[17:25] <styol2> ah its pretty easy youre on ubuntu yah
[17:25] <rek> hi what do u think about minix?
[17:25] <donaldo_> any idea?
[17:25] <Clouse> Any body know if there is any news on the 9.04 ATI driver issue?
[17:25] <MK13> blackgecko, let me do some googling on that :D
[17:25] <Sid`> anyone tried 9.04 yet?
[17:26] <geekhut> Nothing yet on ATI sorry :(
[17:26] <mdg> styol2: what kind of stuff is missing from UNR?
[17:26] <HighLordObsi> i'm tryin to install 9.04
[17:26] <blackgecko> MK13: ive done some but didnt found the answer
[17:26] <MK13> blackgecko, "http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-599479.html" how about that?
[17:26] <styol2> mdg ndisgtk
[17:26] <Sid`> i was trying to upgrade and it prompted me with a hardware compatibility issue for my ATI video card
[17:26] <XE3X> quick question, can anyone tell me how to kill an unpack command? it's locking the apt management tool
[17:26] <donaldo_> he  I have a toshiba satellite x205-s9800 4 harman kardon with subwoofer, soundcard realtek alc268, but the subwoofer doen's works on ubuntu or other linux distro
[17:26] <HighLordObsi> well....i got it installed, i'm just tryin to get it running
[17:26] <WaSeidel> erUSUL: hi i have see you some times in ubuntu-es is that right?
[17:26] <donaldo_>   I have a toshiba satellite x205-s9800 4 harman kardon with subwoofer, soundcard realtek alc268, but the subwoofer doen's works on ubuntu or other linux distro
[17:26] <Clouse> Sid: I did but had to go back to 8.10 cos of ATI driver issues.
[17:27] <donaldo_> excuseme
[17:27] <Spykemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/244160/ is my script ok ?
[17:27] <Sid`> ahhh! so its better i believe to stick to 8.10 for now clouse?
[17:27] <blackgecko> MK13: thanks man thats it
[17:27] <styol2> =mdg couldnt find package ndisgtk or ndiswrapper -- i do have ndiswrapper-common and ndiswrapper=-utils-1.9 installed
[17:27] <mdg> styol2: .... hmmmm
[17:27] <rubyist> what is that tool that installs 32bit libs for u?
[17:27] <rubyist> i have it
[17:27] <rubyist> cant remember its name :\
[17:27] <Clouse> Sid: Do you have and ATI GPU?
[17:27] <blackgecko> MK13: is it necesary to have all that repos, or can i just mirror the updates ?
[17:28] <MK13> blackgecko,  glad to help
[17:28] <Sid`> its an integrated card clouse! ati 200M. how about you?
[17:28] <Spykemcc> the same here Sid
[17:28] <danbhfive> blackgecko: I think apt-proxy can mirror just updates
[17:28] <blackgecko> MK13:that will be cool cause i dont want people to download extra apps
[17:28] <MK13> blackgecko,  you could probably just mirror what you need
[17:28] <blackgecko> MK13: thanks man ill try
[17:29] <HighLordObsi> any way to get jaunty to recognize my screen?
[17:29] <Clouse> geekhut: Thanks, must be a pretty big issue to hold them up for this long, but then I serpose that anything closed source is a big issue.
[17:29] <Sid`> spykemcc which version are you running?
[17:29] <Spykemcc> I used ubuntu hardy heron 8.04.3 LTS x64 alternate cd, maked my minimal install with lxde and it's hard to beat ...
[17:29] <alexdeivid> oi
[17:29] <adityag> i installed 8.04(swap partition 1.5GB) but the desktop resolution was just 640*400, now i installed 7.04(swap partition 500 MB) on the same HDD, i cant open 8.04 because of the swap partition which is 1.9GB on 7.04. how do i make 8.04 work without a swap partition because both the swap partitions are being used in 7.04
[17:29] <mdg> styol2: I think your repos need updated
[17:30] <Sid`> oh what's the best irc client for ubuntu?
[17:30] <Spykemcc> forget 9.04 until mesa 7.6 if we are lucky ...
[17:30] <mdg> styol2: how long have you been running UNR?
[17:30] <styol2> mdg when i add other repos it says stuff like file not found when it updates
[17:30] <WaSeidel> sorry but if some one can help me with the trouble of that friend
[17:30] <styol2> what unr?
[17:30] <Padhu_1> adityag: just addd swap partition in /etc/fstab
[17:30] <Spykemcc> Sid on linux everything depend or your needs and your knowledge ...
[17:30] <mdg> styol2: yes - you using UNR?
[17:30] <Clouse> Sid: Same, I have an X1600M PCIe in my Tecra A7 Toshiba lappy.
[17:30] <geekhut> Clouse: Yeah it is a pain - I have some decent ATI hardware and no acceleration.
[17:31] <Chessguy> geekhut is my hero
[17:31] <styol2> whats unr?
[17:31] <adityag> Padhu_1:  how do i add it ?
[17:31] <HighLordObsi> farfignugens...am i even in here?
[17:31] <mdg> styol2: I thought you were using Ubuntu Netbook Remix
[17:31] <styol2> probably, im not sure
[17:31] <Spykemcc> irssi in the terminal, xchat for full-featured, pidgin or chatzilla if you need little usage of irc
[17:31] <styol2> came with the dell mini 9
[17:31] <Sid`> spykemcc i'm pretty new to linux and still in the learning process! i just downloaded xchat and its pretty hard to use as compared to mirc so was just wondering if there are any other clients that are closer to mirc in terms of accessibility
[17:31] <MK13> can ubuntu hibernate to a swap file?
[17:31] <mdg> styol2: how long have you had your mini 9?
[17:32] <styol2> sbout 6 months
[17:32] <XE3X> hello again
[17:32] <Padhu_1> adtyag: first check which partition is swap by $sudo fdisk -l
[17:32] <shahzad_> hi i am facing a serious problem when i try to install ns2 simulator in my ubnutu by using ./install
[17:32] <Sid`> irssi is what i would really like to use! gives you a whole techie feel haha!
[17:32] <mdg> styol2: has it updated successfully at all?
[17:32] <spO> do any of you do ethernet bonding?   I have it setup,  my eth0 and eth1 use the same ip as my bond0 device, and they both have the same hardware/mac address ,   my route shows only bond0
[17:32] <styol2> wifi just stopped working after my girlfriend accidently started an update that filled the hard drive
[17:32] <shahzad_> is there anybody who assist me
[17:32] <spO> i think bond0 is not handling my routes correclty
[17:32] <Sid`> clouse i've got the 9.04 installation but don't think i'll be using it for a while now. 8.10 seems to be running just fine for now as of now
[17:33] <WaSeidel> the trouble is the next my friend have installed ubuntu 9.04 on a toshiba x205-s9800 4 harman kardon with subwoofer, but the subwoofer doesn't works for him some one can help us?
[17:33] <mdg> styol2: explain "filled the hard drive?"
[17:33] <Spykemcc> Sid it's not easy at first but linux is way better than any other operating system if you learn it well ...
[17:33] <XE3X> i'm trying to install the java environment and it's taking too long to install
[17:33] <whoro> Hey guys, Im having a big security issue with ubuntu 9.04. Up until very recently if user A mounted a hdd and user A was still logged on, but you switched user to user B, user B couldnt acces that hdd that user A mounted. Now, user B can access that hdd. However the biggest security concern is that now if user A mounts a truecrypt partition (which requires root), user B can access said partition (user B is a limited user with no root access). Any ideas on wha
[17:33] <whoro> t could be causing this and how to fix it ? thanks
[17:33] <XE3X> it failed me three times now
[17:33] <styol2> mdg it couldnt complete because there was HD space left
[17:33] <styol2> its like a 4 gig hard drive
[17:33] <shahzad_> is there anybody who assist me to solve my ns2 installation problem
[17:33] <shahzad_> ????????
[17:33] <mdg> styol2: oh... that's probably the problem
[17:34] <mdg> styol2: so you have a solid state drive?
[17:34] <Flannel> !bugs | whoro
[17:34] <Clouse> geekhut: Is there place where one might go to keep an eye on any news in the future about the whole 9.04 ATI fun and games?
[17:34] <Sid`> spykemcc i totally agree with that. its way better that windows but i still have a lot of learning to do. i usually google everythng i need help with so its just because of that i'm survivng on linux. Would you suggest something in terms of where i start learning linux
[17:34] <styol2> mdg yeah
[17:34] <adityag> Padhu_1:  http://pastebin.com/m120635b5
[17:34] <Spykemcc> Sid the best for you should be ubuntu hardy heron 8.04 and if you want speed add openbox and run ubuntu in gnome-openbox mode
[17:34] <geekhut> Clouse: Not that I know iof - your best bet (I know it hurts) but buy Nvidia
[17:35] <Flannel> whoro: If you report it as a bug (if it doesn't already exist as a bug) it'll get looked at/fixed/etc
[17:35] <spO> anyone using ethernet bonding?  does route show eth0 or eth1 or does it show just bond0?
[17:35] <mdg> is there a dell mini IRC channel
[17:35] <Spykemcc> make your sources.list and websites as www.getdeb.net and www.appnr.com should help at first ...
[17:35] <martijn81> why are there some packages in packekit blocked from upgrading?
[17:35] <WaSeidel> the sound card of x205-s9800 4 harman kardon with subwoofer it's an realtek alc268
[17:35] <paul_> mdg: i disconnected my eth0 connection then used modprobe on iwl3945 then used /etc/init.d/networking restart and rebooted and wireless is back
[17:35] <paul_> mdg: i get the feeling it wont work again the next time i reboot, it's very tempermental
[17:35] <Clouse> geekhut: No i don't mind Nvidia, it is just that this is in a Lappy
[17:35] <mdg> paul_: awesome!  :)
[17:36] <mdg> paul_: if you used sudo modeprobe - it should, unless something is updating and making you lose it
[17:36] <geekhut> Clouse: - Unfortunate, wish I had more info for you.
[17:36] <paul_> mdg: i did read somewhere that Network Manager and linux in general doesnt bode well with WPA encription, perhaps i should change to WEP on the router setup page?
[17:37] <Sid`> spykemcc what's the use of keeping openbox?
[17:37] <geekhut> paul_: That was a while back - I think they fixed a lot of the WPA stuff.
[17:37] <livingdaylight> Hello
[17:37] <mdg> styol2: I think the 4 gig harddrive is the problem - I have no experience with solid state drives and ubuntu installs - see if there is a dell netbook IRC channel
[17:37] <geekhut> I just use MAC filtering with tomato
[17:37] <paul_> geekhut: ah ok :) didn't check the date that was posted
[17:37] <sdirc> how do i find out if the default radeon driver supports my video card for gaming?
[17:37] <livingdaylight> does someone know how to remove "window list" from panel?
[17:37] <RacKhaM> hi there
[17:38] <styol2> mdg alrightie= thanks for the help
[17:38] <XE3X> thx all, fixed the problem
[17:38] <geekhut> paul_: Apparently the card is the deterrant
[17:38] <mdg> styol2: your welcome and good luck - I hope someone can guide you :)
[17:38] <geekhut> intel chipsets have been working great with Debian recently - I wouldn't reccommend anything else.
[17:38] <Spykemcc> openbox is a little windows manager that replace metacity for ubuntu and it's the fatest, you won't notice the change for a great addition of speed ...
[17:38] <paul_> geekhut: i read the page you linked... it said to have the wireless radio button switched off before booting up, i'll try it the next time
[17:38] <mdg> i gotta go - have a great day!
[17:38] <thneed> okay, I can boot into recovery mode...and I fixed broken packages, butnow that I can load gui, I have a lot of packages that are malfunctioning. apt-get -f install is recommended but it keeps failing
[17:39] <Sid`> oh yeah i that i could use that spykemcc considering that i only have 384Mb of ram! it does get a bit slow at times
[17:39] <Spykemcc> you will be able to follow all tutorials about ubuntu or gnome without issues ...
[17:39] <styol2> mdg yeah im SOL :)
[17:39] <styol2> err probably
[17:39] <HighLordObsi> no screens...damn
[17:39] <livingdaylight> I've added Window List from Add to Panel to the top panel when only wanted 1 panel. Now i'm reverting to two panels and added the Window List to the bottom panel where it should be. But i don't know how to remove it from the top, anyone?
[17:39] <Clouse> Sid: Yar just one of those things, if people insist on making the software closed then there is nothing the amazing coders of the world can do for them.
[17:39] <Spykemcc> yes can you follow my lead I could help you to install it ...
[17:39] <Sid`> would be great spykemcc!
[17:39] <paul_> geekhut: is there any reason why downloading graphics card drivers or installing programs via synaptic would affect the modules or drivers related to wireless ?
[17:40] <Clouse> geekhut: Thats OK I understand.
[17:40] <Sid`> that i feel is the only disadvantage of using linux clouse :)
[17:40] <danbhfive> thneed: can you pastebin the errors?
[17:40] <geekhut> paul_: No, in fact apt-get install does the same thing.
[17:41] <thneed> danbhfive: no, I cannot load any irc clients, I am talking to you from a different comp...hold on I will pastebin and then send the link via email
[17:41] <erUSUL> WaSeidel: yep; i'm op there
[17:41] <Sid`> spykemcc sudo aptitude install openbox obconf ?
[17:41] <geekhut> paul_: The only real benefit is the GUi - IMO I prefer -f -y anyway
[17:41] <WaSeidel> erUSUL: can you help me with the trouble?
[17:41] <livingdaylight>  does someone know how to remove "window list" from panel?
[17:41] <livingdaylight> I've added Window List from Add to Panel to the top panel when only wanted 1 panel. Now i'm reverting to two panels and added the Window List to the bottom panel where it should be. But i don't know how to remove it from the top, anyone?
[17:41] <WaSeidel> if you want we can go to -es?
[17:41] <geekhut> WaSeidel: Don't ask if you can ask... LOL
[17:42] <WaSeidel> but i have a half hour asking and nobody help's me
[17:42] <erUSUL> WaSeidel: sorry ; just been away. can you repeat the question ?
[17:42] <WaSeidel> hi someone i have one friend who has a trouble with his soundcard
[17:42] <thneed> danbhfive: pastebin.com/m1ed692b5
[17:42] <WaSeidel> the sound card of x205-s9800 4 harman kardon with subwoofer it's an realtek alc268
[17:42] <geekhut> livingdaylight: You must right click to the left of the panel item (there should be three dots) - oress the 'r' key
[17:42] <danbhfive> livingdaylight: cant you just delete the panel, and then create a new one to your liking?
[17:43] <geekhut> DaHoIv: That is overkill - just right click the panel item and press r.
[17:43] <livingdaylight> danbhfive, pffff... its the top panel! its not easily re-created and what you're suggesting is NOT an elegant solution
[17:43]  * geekhut it's miller time
[17:43] <livingdaylight> geekening, found it- thx
[17:43] <thneed> I found 5 broken packages in synaptic icedtea-6-jre-cacao, linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-14.18, openjdk-6-jre, sun-java6-bin, and sun-java6-jre...can I safely remove them?
[17:44] <geekhut> those are some serious broken packages
[17:44] <geekhut> try sudo apt-get -f -y autoremove
[17:44] <thneed> your tellin me...I cannot believe I even got a gui
[17:44] <danbhfive> thneed: I suggest you get rid of ticedtea and openjava for starters
[17:45] <theTroy> Help, after update, the sound is not working - can hear only crackling noise
[17:45] <geekhut> Anyone with a mac in this channel?
[17:45] <danbhfive> thneed: does apt-get install -f give you the same error?
[17:45] <geekhut> if so - read this : http://www.kremalicious.com/2008/06/ubuntu-as-mac-file-server-and-time-machine-volume/
[17:46] <thneed> danbhfive: will check after package removal...
[17:47] <or4n> geekhut: thanks, I have Powerbook G4 and I'm going to build new fileserver :)
[17:48] <theTroy> any help?
[17:48] <theTroy> after update, the sound is not working - can hear only crackling noise
[17:48] <funkyHat> theTroy: which update?
[17:48] <theTroy> not sure tbh
[17:48] <theTroy> I havent restarted in about 2 weeks
[17:48] <funkyHat> theTroy: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[17:49] <theTroy> 9.04
[17:49] <funkyHat> ok, have you restarted since updating?
[17:49] <theTroy> once
[17:49] <theTroy> just now
[17:49] <thneed> danbhfive: nah, that does not work
[17:49] <theTroy> and sound disappeared
[17:49] <kitzOgen> Do anyone can help me to config the sound? HELP
[17:49] <funkyHat> theTroy: can you pastebin the output of lspci -vv
[17:49] <danbhfive> thneed: yeah, but what error does that report?
[17:49] <geekhut> or4n: It is beautiful; - I am migrating my old sparseimage right now
[17:50] <funkyHat> kitzOgen: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[17:50] <theTroy> funkyHat command not found
[17:50] <kitzOgen> funkyHat:  Last one, Xubuntu 9.04
[17:50] <theTroy> stop, my bad, found it will paste
[17:51] <funkyHat> kitzOgen: did you upgrade from a previous version of ubuntu, or did you install using a 9.04 CD?
[17:51] <kitzOgen> funkyHat: no, new installed.Thanks
[17:51] <danbhfive> kitzOgen: http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup
[17:51] <Zabadda> how do i become root so i can send files to a USB key?
[17:52] <dare> zabadda, type sudo nautilus
[17:52] <kitzOgen> danbhfive:  i will test now, thanks
[17:52] <dare> in terminal
[17:52] <homy> Hi, I have ubuntu with gnome but I installed some kde apps (like kolourpaint) as I didn't find good gnome ones. But: how can I integrate kde apps to look the same like gnome apps? Using qtconfig, I can only set that for plain qt apps but not for those using kde.
[17:52] <theTroy> funkyHat: pmed you pastebin
[17:52] <danbhfive> !gksu | dare Zabadda
[17:52] <guntbert> !gksudo | Zabadda, dare
[17:53] <MK13> Zabadda, DO NOT sudo nautilus, use "gksudo nautilus"
[17:53] <Zabadda> im just trying to send files to a USB that it says i do not have permission for
[17:54] <MK13> Zabadda, or u could just use sudo cp /path/to/source /media/usb-mount-point
[17:54] <thneed> bdanbhfive: no error, it lists installed packages...I cannot get kvirc to work though
[17:55] <Zabadda> why can i not just open it lol? my other keys work fine
[17:56] <aksci> Zabadda: it might be so that your pendrive isn't mounted with correct permissions!
[17:56] <danbhfive> thneed: http://pastebin.com/d579d9413            that is when I run it.  If you get anything other than that, it's an error
[17:56] <homy> How can I integrate kde apps with gnome so that they have the same style?
[17:56] <Zabadda> how can i change that for the future?
[17:56] <homy> I don't have kde installed, just some kde apps
[17:56] <MK13> Zabadda, is it listed in fstab or getting mounted w/ user option or by root?
[17:57] <HighLordObsi> holy crap...i got logged in :o
[17:57] <Zabadda> whats fstab
[17:57] <Wintervenom> homy:  GTK/Qt Engine.
[17:57] <guntbert> Zabadda: pastebin the output of mount please
[17:57] <MK13> Zabadda, how are you mounting it?
[17:57] <homy> Wintervenom: I tried changing the style in qtconfig, but it only affects pure qt apps and *not* kde apps.
[17:58] <Wintervenom> Zabadda: "/etc/fstab" -- Filesystem able.
[17:58] <Wintervenom> * Table
[17:59] <amolwagh> hello all
[17:59] <Wintervenom> homy:  Oh, I mis-read your question.  You will have to edit the KDE config by hand and set the widget style to GTK.
[17:59] <amolwagh> too many guys out here
[17:59] <SpComb> Zabadda: do you normally just use your flash drive with gnome's automatic stuff? Could be that it's formatted with a filesystem that has the wrong permissions for access
[17:59] <guntbert> !welcome | amolwagh
[17:59] <amolwagh> I am from www.hackersenigma.com
[18:00] <amolwagh> thanks
[18:00] <homy> Wintervenom: which file would that be?
[18:00] <ait> hi
[18:00] <toorby> boobs
[18:00] <zikos> hello
[18:00] <guntbert> amolwagh: do you have an ubuntu support question?
[18:00] <zikos> salut
[18:00] <zikos> me yes
[18:01] <dragon64> Does anyone know how to manually set refresh rate for my monitor in jaunty? I used to be able to do this in the xorg.conf file, but those options are no longer there
[18:01] <spO> network manager is auto loaded in a file or osjmething? hwo is that program loaded?
[18:01] <dragon64> I have an nvidia card btw
[18:01] <Wintervenom> homy:  Hmm... I think it is in either "$HOME/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals" or "$HOME/.kde/share/config/kderc."  It's been a while.
[18:01] <toorby> how can i transfer all my kubuntu menus to my ubuntu menus?
[18:01] <guntbert> zikos:  do you have an ubuntu support question?
[18:01] <zikos> yes
[18:02] <zikos> but i have a problem
[18:02] <toorby> how can i transfer all my kubuntu menus to my ubuntu menus?
[18:02] <guntbert> dragon64: system/preferences/display
[18:02] <dragon64> Does anyone know how to manually set refresh rate for my monitor in jaunty? I used to be able to do this in the xorg.conf file, but those options are no longer there
[18:02] <kitzOgen> Oh i cant solve the sound problem, can anyone help me? HELP
[18:02] <Edico> how do I install a package on a x86_64 that is not anymore available in repos for that architecture but is still availabale for x86 architecture?
[18:02] <MK13> does anybody here know how to get and Easycap DC60 usb capture card to work on Jaunty?
[18:02] <zikos> temina???
[18:02] <zikos> terminal??
[18:02] <jbu> hi all.  Does ubuntu (or linux) have a limit on number of disks I can have connected?  I have four hard disks, but when I put a usb 2.0 flash drive in ubuntu is not recognizing it and I also do not see a new file appear in /dev/...can someone help?
[18:02] <guntbert> !ask | zikos
[18:03] <zikos> oki
[18:03] <jbu> doing tail /var/log/messages shows that at least the kernel is recognizing that the devices is being plugged in and out.
[18:03] <zikos> someone  can speak french please??
[18:03] <guntbert> !fr | zikos
[18:03] <Clouse> Sid: Oh no is not Linux that is the problem here, I gestimate that the closed source people of the world are holding back development betweens 2 to 5 years and they make what would be very simple things very diffecald if not impossable to achive
[18:04] <zikos> comment le rejoindre
[18:04] <zikos> je suis new sous unbuntu
[18:04] <Clouse> Sid: And all because of there fear for greed or both.
[18:04] <funkyHat> theTroy: does the crackling coincide with when there _should_ be sound?
[18:04] <guntbert> zikos: /join #ubuntu-fr svp
[18:04] <theTroy> yes
[18:04] <zikos> mais comment
[18:04] <zikos> je ne sais pas comment
[18:04] <toorby> how can i transfer all my kubuntu menus to my ubuntu menus?
[18:04] <thneed> danbhfive: okay it's good
[18:05] <dragon64> does anyone know where refresh rate is stored now that xorg.conf is being ignored
[18:05] <danbhfive> thneed: cool
[18:05] <theTroy> funkyHat: it crackles instead of playing music, but when there is no sound, it is quiet, volume control affects the volume of the sound
[18:05] <zikos> so how
[18:05] <theTroy> sound == cracks
[18:05] <funkyHat> !fr zikos
[18:05] <homy> Wintervenom: thanks! setting "widgetStyle=gtk" in kdeglobals works perfectly.
[18:05] <Paul-> are there any howotos for bacula for ubuntu 8.04?
[18:05] <zikos> oui funkyhat
[18:05] <funkyHat> !fr | zikos
[18:06] <danbhfive> dragon64: a) I thought you could still use xorg, its just optional now.  b) you can't use the display application?
[18:06] <henfor> irc://irc.abjects.net/europe.warezz
[18:06] <Zabadda> its a new flash drive
[18:06] <zikos> quelqu'un peut m'aider pour rejoindre #unbuntu-fr
[18:06] <aaron11> huh
[18:06] <rsc---> ls
[18:07] <aaron11> what language
[18:07] <zikos> french
[18:07] <aaron11> ok
[18:07] <Zabadda> what shall i format the drive to so to get proper access?
[18:07] <spO> if you put in a usb device, what handles the auto mounting of that device?
[18:07] <adityag> i installed 8.04 but the desktop resolution was just 640*400, now i installed 7.04 on the same HDD but i have a resolution of 1024*800, now i want same resolution in 8.04.... how do i get it ?
[18:07] <rsc---> that would be gnome hal manager sp0
[18:07] <rsc---> I think
[18:07] <MK13> Zabadda, do "sudo fdisk -l" and tell me what the sdXX of your USB drive is
[18:07] <rsc---> I cant remember the exact term.
[18:08] <spO> what about just console, does anything in just console environment handle usb?
[18:08] <Zabadda> ok 1 sec
[18:08] <funkyHat> zikos: /join #ubuntu-fr
[18:08] <Wintervenom> danbhfive:  Desktop environment settings/xrandr are/is supposed to set it.
[18:08] <zikos> oké
[18:08] <zikos> merci
[18:08] <theTroy> funkyHat: is there a way to re-install the sound drivers/configs? or what should I do? it started to be like that only after restart after update
[18:08] <zikos> j'ai pu le rejoint
[18:08] <Wintervenom> * dragon64
[18:08] <rsc---> nope, you wont get automounting in console sp0' if gnome is not running
[18:09] <bk2weezy> Hi i trying to find out if my desktop is a dvd writer
[18:10] <adityag>  i installed 8.04 but the desktop resolution was just 640*400, now i installed 7.04 on the same HDD but i have a resolution of 1024*800, now i want same resolution in 8.04.... how do i get it ? last time i copied a file from 7.04 to 8.04 to get the right resolution on 8.04. but i cant remember which file
[18:11] <m0r0n> Hey, how do I change my resolution?
[18:11] <Zabadda> it's sdc1
[18:11] <gbear14275> did they canonical take the netboot images down?  Having a hard time finding them
[18:12] <MK13> Zabadda, where is it's mount point?
[18:12] <funkyHat> theTroy: most likely the issue is a kernel update. if you reboot and at the grub prompt select the next kernel down (the entry that looks the same as the top one, with just a slightly lower number), see if that helps
[18:12] <theTroy> hmm k will try that
[18:12] <dragonrigs> hi i
[18:13] <Zabadda> MK13: ummmm sorry not sure how u mena
[18:13] <Zabadda> mean*
[18:13] <adityag>  i installed 8.04 but the desktop resolution was just 640*400, now i installed 7.04 on the same HDD but i have a resolution of 1024*800, now i want same resolution in 8.04.... how do i get it ? last time i copied a file from 7.04 to 8.04 to get the right resolution on 8.04. but i cant remember which file
[18:14] <MK13> in fdisk -l it should have said /media/X for /dev/sdc1
[18:14] <guntbert> !repeat | adityag
[18:14] <MK13> Zabadda, in fdisk -l it should have said /media/X for /dev/sdc1
[18:15] <Zabadda> http://paste.ubuntu.com/244264/
[18:15] <Zabadda> thats all i got
[18:15] <Clouse> So no one knows how to assign a hot key to terminal?
[18:15] <guntbert> MK13: mount points are found in the output of mount (not fdisk -l)
[18:16] <MK13> guntbert,  oops, thats right thnx
[18:16] <homy> Clouse: System->Preferences->Keyboard Shortcuts
[18:16] <guntbert> MK13: ;-)
[18:17] <homy> Clouse: then in the "Desktop" Category, you can set a shortcut to "run a terminal".
[18:17] <DiViN3> hello i need help in setting up reverse dns as my ip are not resoving to hostname
[18:17] <MK13> Zabadda,  run "mount" and tell me where it says /dev/sdc1 is on
[18:17] <Zabadda> ok
[18:18] <HighLordObsi> damn...got the wrong video driver
[18:18] <Zabadda> dev/sdc1 on /media/disk-3 type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal)
[18:18] <MK13> Zabadda, i am sorry i g2g, hopefully someone else can take over from here
[18:18] <HighLordObsi> hmm....iso won't dismount
[18:18] <Clouse> homy: Thanks, always something simple.
[18:18] <theTroy> funkyHat: it did not help
[18:18] <homy> Clouse: you're welcome.
[18:19] <theTroy> Still having problem with cracking noise instead of sound after update
[18:19] <homy> I have a problem with kipi plugins not being shown i.n digikam, although I installed the package "kipi-plugins"
[18:19] <DiViN3> anyone free to help me solve my problem thanks
[18:19] <thneed> HighLordObsi: you typed sudo umount?
[18:20] <HighLordObsi> haven't brought up the terminal yet...then again the new driver isn't done downloading yet
[18:20] <coz_> DiViN3,  I am not skilled with this sort of thing sorry   ... I am sure others are but  in case you dont get a good response here  try  #linux   channel :)
[18:20] <HighLordObsi> brb
[18:20] <GodfatherofEire> Could somebody give me some help with rsync? I need to back up some files, but I get this error when I run RSYNC http://paste.ubuntu.com/244269/
[18:21] <Edico> how do I install a package to ubuntu-x86_64 that is not available in repos for that architecture but is available for x86 architecture?
[18:21] <coz_> theTroy,  did you check in  alsamixer  and if so did you try  the  #alsa   channel?
[18:21] <theTroy> check in alsa mixer = ?
[18:21] <DiViN3> hello i need help in setting up reverse dns as my ip are not resoving to hostname    ....urgent
[18:21] <theTroy> I will try #alsa now
[18:21] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me ace this discussion at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228878
[18:21] <coz_> theTroy,  from terminal   tyep    alsamixer    check that everything is unmuted
[18:21] <PerryArmstrong> its about servers stuff
[18:21] <coz_> theTroy,  but I would go to #alsa  also
[18:22] <kenox> hello
[18:22] <kenox> i have a doubt
[18:22] <coz_> Edico,  which pacakge is this?
[18:23] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me ace this discussion at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228878   its related to servers
[18:23] <coz_> Edico,  do you have a link
[18:23] <geekhut> HAHAHA http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/1909/1218530.jpg
[18:23] <theTroy> coz_ thanks for telling about checking alsa settings, found that PCM and headphones were both down to 0 but not muted
[18:23] <Edico> coz_, mit-scheme http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/devel/mit-scheme
[18:24] <coz_> theTroy,  there you go ... did that fix the issue?
[18:24] <GodfatherofEire> Could somebody give me some help with rsync? I need to back up some files, but I get this error when I run RSYNC http://paste.ubuntu.com/244269/ I need to back up these files ASAP
[18:24] <theTroy> yes thank you
[18:24] <sidp> spykemcc
[18:24] <kenox> what happen when a kernel is updated? I get the message "keep existing menu.lst" i say yes, so does that void the update?
[18:24] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me ace this discussion at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228878   its related to servers
[18:25] <GodfatherofEire> !patience > PerryArmstrong
[18:25] <guntbert> kenox: you apparently have changed /boot/grub/menu.lst manually?
[18:25] <coz_> Edico,  hold on ...so far there doesnt seem to be a 64 bit  mit-scheme
[18:25] <PerryArmstrong> thanks
[18:25] <kenox> yup, i have multiple os
[18:25] <SERE> hello
[18:25] <SERE> and good day
[18:26] <kenox> does it now boot the updated kernel?
[18:26] <Edico> coz_, yes I know but I must install mit-scheme
[18:26] <kenox> synaptic says i have multiple versions of the kernel....
[18:26] <coz_> Edico,  ok I am still checking hold on
[18:26] <SERE> i have a question, which motherboard i should pick for ubuntu linux? a7v333-x or a7n8x-x?
[18:27] <DiViN3> hello i need help in setting up reverse dns as my ip are not resoving to hostname
[18:27] <guntbert> GodfatherofEire: the error is in conor@conor-laptop.192.168.1.2 - you either use the ip-address or the name, not both
[18:28] <GodfatherofEire> guntbert, thanks
[18:28] <guntbert> GodfatherofEire: np :-)
[18:28] <kenox> should i manually edit my menu.lst every time? what happens if i say yes when it asks the question?
[18:29] <SERE> anyone^?
[18:29] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me ace this discussion at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228878   its related to servers
[18:29] <guntbert> PerryArmstrong: maybe #ubuntu-server is a better channel for your question?
[18:29] <PerryArmstrong> guntbert; thanks,...i'll try there
[18:29] <guntbert> PerryArmstrong: good luck :)
[18:30] <coz_> Edico,  no luck so far  I would check in  #linux channel  ...they might have someone who can sort through this :)
[18:30] <Edico> coz_, thanks
[18:30] <HACKER10011> hi
[18:30] <kenox> any help?
[18:30] <coz_> Edico,  I saw many complaints about this by the way
[18:30] <HACKER10011> can some one help me
[18:30] <HACKER10011> can some one help
[18:30] <meborc> kenox, what question is asked by synaptic?
[18:31] <coz_> Edico,  apparenlty  this has not been updated for some time
[18:31] <radionaweb> listen : www.radionaweb.net
[18:31] <guntbert> kenox: make a backup copy of your menu.lst and let the original one  overwrite - so you can decide later what you want to do
[18:31] <radionaweb> a radio station in open source programas
[18:31] <Edico> coz_, about mit-scheme?
[18:31] <guntbert> !ask | HACKER10011
[18:31] <guntbert> radionaweb: not here please
[18:31] <coz_> Edico,  yes   apparenlty many have needed the 64 bit  but seems to be unavaiable
[18:31] <SERE> hello can anyone help i need motherboard advice!
[18:32] <kenox> ok... so what package should i reinstall to initiate the script?
[18:32] <GodfatherofEire> guntbert new problem, port 22, connection refused
[18:32] <sidp> spykemcc
[18:32] <owen1> what's the signing key for skype?
[18:32] <meborc> kenox, just do "sudo apt-get upgrade" and it should ask again, if there is a problem
[18:33] <guntbert> SERE: such advice will be beyond *this* channel, you could ask in #ubuntu-offtopic though
[18:33] <douwei> I am having trouble with compiz and the animation add-ins....it is installed and I can go to preferences and they look to be checked but they are not working
[18:33] <Pazy> Could some please help me. Because my wireless USB adaptor isnt supported in linux I have to use Ndiswrapper to use it. I installed Ndiswrapper and it loads my drivers and it works perfectly except that I have to run the command "modprobe ndiswrapper" every time I log in. Is this a problem with my installation or do I need to manually set it to run each time and if so how? Thanks for any help you can give.
[18:33] <BCM43> I try to install ubuntu on my aspire one via usb and I get the error "The attempt to mount a file system with type ext3 in scsi2 (0,0,0), partition #1 (sda) at "/" failed" I try to configure manualy with fdisk /dev/sda and I then try to save it and I get fdisk printout: “Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table. WARNING: Re-reading the partition table failed with error 16: Device or resource busy”
[18:33] <kenox> nothing to do says apt-get
[18:33] <guntbert> GodfatherofEire: you will have to start ssh-server on the target machine (maybe just install it there)
[18:33] <SERE> guntbert, thanks
[18:34] <guntbert> SERE: good luck :)
[18:34] <keyboard> why some people say ubuntard ?
[18:35] <grkblood13> how do i port forward without a router, i have ssh running and can see it listening when i do a netstat but i still cant connect
[18:35] <geekhut> keyboard: LOL
[18:35] <geekhut> grkblood13: Are you behing a nat firwall?
[18:35] <geekhut> Or 'router' if you will.
[18:36] <grkblood13> not sure
[18:36] <grkblood13> im trying to help a friend out
[18:36] <grkblood13> so the setup in question is his
[18:36] <theTroy> what to use to mount mdf files?
[18:36] <geekhut> ifconfig
[18:36] <grkblood13> but no
[18:36] <grkblood13> not nat
[18:36] <grkblood13> this is a home setup
[18:36] <geekhut> yes - ifconfig
[18:36] <HighLordObsi> yay...maybe this'll help out a bit
[18:37] <zapun> iasu
[18:37] <paul_> im bored and scrolling through the synaptic package list of games, anybody know of any decent online RPG style games floating around?
[18:37] <grkblood13> geekhut,  what should i be telling him to look for when doing an ifconfig
[18:37] <HighLordObsi> after five or six times trying i finally managed to log in
[18:37] <wildc4rd> evening all
[18:38] <geekhut> alt + f2
[18:38] <geekhut> type "gnome-terminal"
[18:38] <geekhut> type ifconfig
[18:38] <geekhut> have him pastebin the output
[18:38] <BCM43> I try to install ubuntu on my aspire one via usb and I get the error "The attempt to mount a file system with type ext3 in scsi2 (0,0,0), partition #1 (sda) at "/" failed" I try to configure manualy with fdisk /dev/sda and I then try to save it and I get fdisk printout: “Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table. WARNING: Re-reading the partition table failed with error 16: Device or resource busy”
[18:38] <douwei> am i in the right group
[18:38] <Heather> I just reinstalled Ubuntu and I installed my nvidia drivers like I always do but my resolution options are all weird. Typically, it detects my monitor as 'generic' something or other and it offers me 1280x1024 as my largest resolution
[18:38] <HighLordObsi> kept saying my smbus base address uninitialized and to upgrade bios or use force addy thingy...then it would tell me that x server didn't start cos it wasn't set up properly
[18:39] <Heather> but now it's identifying my monitor as 'CRT-0' and the highest resolution is 1360x768 and it doesn't give em 1280x1024 as an option
[18:39] <Heather> what can I do to fix this?
[18:39] <geekhut> lspci | grep VGA
[18:39] <HighLordObsi> mine was telling me i don't have any monitors :o
[18:39] <geekhut> for you heather.
[18:40] <kenox> why do i have four kernels installed on my system? dosnt the update replace it?
[18:40] <Heather> geekhut: 00:05.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation C51 [GeForce 6150 LE] (rev a2)
[18:41] <HighLordObsi> crossin my fingers here...
[18:41] <Flannel> kenox: Not always, no.
[18:41] <geekhut> Heather:  sudo apt-get -f -y install envyng-qt envy-gtk
[18:41] <Flannel> kenox: The old ones stick around in case of regression, so if something goes horribly wrong with a newer kernel, the old ones will still be around for you to boot into.
[18:42] <Pazy> Is anyone able to help me with this problem: Because my wireless USB adaptor isnt supported in linux I have to use Ndiswrapper to use it. I installed Ndiswrapper and it loads my drivers and it works perfectly except that I have to run the command "modprobe ndiswrapper" every time I log in. Is this a problem with my installation or do I need to manually set it to run each time and if so how? Thanks for any help you can give.
[18:42] <Flannel> Heather, geekhut: please don't use -y, and please stop recommending it.
[18:42] <Heather> what's -y?
[18:42] <Flannel> geekhut, Heather: -f (force) is also bad.  Please stop recommending it.
[18:42] <grkblood13> geekhut, http://pastebin.com/m1a57a065
[18:42] <Flannel> Heather: it assumes yes to any question, so if apt figures out that installing it will cause problems, and asks if you want to continue, it'll assume yes.
[18:42] <Flannel> Heather: It's a bad idea.
[18:42] <geekhut> Flannel: I am sure envy is not going to destory her build
[18:43] <Flannel> geekhut: So?  There's no reason to use -f or -y
[18:43] <Kan3> Hi, how can I login as root in terminal? I did su but that doesn't works
[18:43] <Heather> geekhut: Couldn't find package envy-gtk
[18:43] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me ace this discussion at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228878   its related to servers
[18:43] <Flannel> Kan3: You want to use sudo instead.
[18:43] <Flannel> !sudo | Kan3
[18:43] <geekhut> Sure, -y forces yes - so (s)he wont ask me in two minutes whether to press Y
[18:43] <Kan3> ahh
[18:43] <Kan3> thank you
[18:43] <Heather> geekhut: Why am I having to install anything at all? I've installed ubuntu at least 20 times and I've never had this problem
[18:43] <Kan3> I forgot about that
[18:44] <Flannel> Heather: Have you gone through restricted drivers?
[18:44] <owen1> i don't hear anything. in alsamixer, all the bars are high. any clues?
[18:44] <geekhut> Heather:  You have an Nvidia graphic cars, envy is a gui frontend to install the nvidia drivers without a headache
[18:44] <nperry> !openbox
[18:44] <Flannel> Heather: (enabling the closed drivers before?)
[18:44] <geekhut> Flannel: With all due respect - she is installing a script that -f -y wont hurt her build.
[18:44] <Flannel> geekhut, Heather: except envy does cause headaches, since it goes outside of package management
[18:44] <Flannel> geekhut: No.  That's entirely wrong.
[18:45] <geekhut> Flannel: Maybe you should sugest a fix for her.
[18:45] <Flannel> geekhut: Maybe you should stop telling people dangerous things.
[18:45] <Heather> Flannel, geekhut: I've done this easily 20 times. I install Ubuntu, I enable the restricted nvidia drivers, and the resolution I need is always there. This time is the only time I've had problems and I've done nothing different.
[18:45] <BCM43> I try to install ubuntu on my aspire one via usb and I get the error "The attempt to mount a file system with type ext3 in scsi2 (0,0,0), partition #1 (sda) at "/" failed" I try to configure manualy with fdisk /dev/sda and I then try to save it and I get fdisk printout: “Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table. WARNING: Re-reading the partition table failed with error 16: Device or resource busy”
[18:45] <grkblood13> geekhut, did you see the pastebin?
[18:45] <geekhut> I am completely wrong - do not listen to me.
[18:45] <Flannel> Heather: If you haven't had to use envy in the past, then you won't need to now.
[18:45] <geekhut> grkblood13: Sorry I was in a debokkle - will investigate.
[18:46] <grkblood13> http://pastebin.com/m1a57a065
[18:46] <Heather> Flannel: Is there any way for me to force the resolution? I need 1280x1024 at 60htz
[18:46] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me ace this discussion at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1228878   its related to servers
[18:46] <Flannel> !resolution | Heather
[18:46] <nperry> BCM43: I've got that netbook, Maybe it was a bad flash to usb? As never had that problem :s
[18:46] <geekhut> grkblood13: 192.168.1.1 == NAT - he is behind most like ly a linksys, buffalo router.
[18:47] <bb_ubba_> hello
[18:47] <Heather> Oh how I hate being given links rather than actual help.
[18:47] <grkblood13> he said he doesnt havea  router
[18:47] <grkblood13> let me recheck
[18:47] <Flannel> Heather: I don't know anything about X.  But I do know you shouldn't be using envy.
[18:47] <Leoneof> i want to see like Task Manager but in Ubuntu , any idea?
[18:48] <dare> top?
[18:48] <Leoneof> hey Heather :)
[18:48] <dare> or ps x
[18:48] <kaini> Or install htop witch si more nice
[18:48] <th0r> Leoneof: ps ax
[18:48] <geekhut> Heather: Sounds like you have done this a few times, after installing the restriced modus you can not issue gksudo nvidia-settings and configure the right res?
[18:48] <xathullu> hey im trying to slipstream some drivers into either a vistawever that brasero is a bi unstable and freezes during finalization. any know of a more stable disc burner that i can trust? or xp install disc, it seems ho
[18:48] <Leoneof> th0r? what's ps ax ? write it in terminal?
[18:48] <DiViN3> hello i need help in setting up reverse dns as my ip are not resoving to hostname
[18:48] <Heather> geekhut: No. I can't.
[18:48] <ichat> question: -  i have a promise fasttrack tx2 -   is ubuntu able to read of the disks on that controler (i dont need any raid levels - als ill be using software-raid
[18:48] <th0r> Leoneof: yup...in a terminal. lists all running processes
[18:49] <Leoneof> thanks ^_^
[18:49] <xathullu> hmm any know of a more stable disc burner than brasero? sory to repeat my last post got screwy
[18:49] <dare> k3b
[18:49] <geekhut> xathullu:  cdrecord
[18:50] <xathullu> geekhu: will it burn isos?
[18:50] <SlickMcRunFast> Any one here play Warsow? Ubuntu Game Night will be playing it today. Join #ugn for more details. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1224354
[18:50] <dare> k3b burns isos well
[18:50] <geekhut> Heather: What version of ubuntu?
[18:50]  * Heather bashes her head into her desk repeatedly.
[18:50] <Heather> geekhut: 9.04
[18:51] <HighLordObsi> yay! i managed to log in twice in a row :o
[18:51] <dare> into your own computer? :P
[18:51] <xathullu> thanks il try k3 and cd and see wich is better. ill have a return post about that later in case anyone is interested
[18:51] <BCM43> I try to install ubuntu on my aspire one via usb and I get the error "The attempt to mount a file system with type ext3 in scsi2 (0,0,0), partition #1 (sda) at "/" failed" I try to configure manualy with fdisk /dev/sda and I then try to save it and I get fdisk printout: “Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table. WARNING: Re-reading the partition table failed with error 16: Device or resource busy”
[18:51] <dare> k3b is really feature-rich
[18:51] <HighLordObsi> lol ubuntu has been giving me some apparently serious errors
[18:51] <Heather> geekhut: I don't see a single option for forcing a resolution or adding a resolution in the nvidia settings thing. All I see is a drop down that shows different resolutions but the one I need isn't on the list and the wiki link I was given didn't work
[18:52] <dare> i don't think brasero can even erase/format dvd-rw
[18:52] <xathullu> bcm43, try installing a distro of backtrack with your usb. it should be more stable, and fun!
[18:52] <xathullu> damn, i knew something was week with brasero
[18:52] <loonyphoenix> hi all! does anybody know how to turn off chromium's about:linux page?
[18:53] <th0r> dare: well, that's a wrong assumption
[18:53] <dare> it is?
[18:53] <geekhut> Heather: sounds like quite a pickle, what is the card model?
[18:53] <th0r> dare: open brasero, click on tools, then click on erase
[18:53] <Heather> geekhut: 00:05.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation C51 [GeForce 6150 LE] (rev a2)
[18:53] <geekhut> Heather: Also if you run out of options, try mu sugested envy optn, it may help you out.
[18:53] <Sindrake> hi people
[18:54] <Heather> geekhut: No. It will not.
[18:54] <Sindrake> Can someone tell me how to get compiz to open
[18:54] <dare> th0r, i see. i managed to miss that
[18:54] <geekhut> Heather: Thsn sorry - I can offer no further options.
[18:54] <kitche> Heather: force the option in xorg.conf but sounds like you can only use a gui if you don't know how to force an option for resolution
[18:55] <xathullu> heather: acer and aspire both had some serious issues with drivers, it sounds to me like you are having the same driver prob i did with ibex, try checking out your drivers in hard drive manager, also google wich drivers u should be using with your particular model. I need more info to help
[18:55] <eVo_Divini> my whole file system is mounted read only. will rebooting help this?
[18:55] <DiViN3> [-Hi-] there everyone , can someone help me plz...i cant get my ip to be resolved
[18:55] <HighLordObsi> other than xorg not wanting to work(didn't recognize any screen) i kept getting this message: 34.088607piix4_smbus 0000:00:070: SMBus base address uninitialized. Upgrade BIOS or use Force_addr=0xaddr
[18:55] <xathullu> hardware manager sorry
[18:56] <Heather> xathullu: Nope. Not an issue like that. I was using this very same driver with this very same hardware three hours ago before the reinstall and there were no issues.
[18:56] <xathullu> heather: then update
[18:56] <Spykemcc> !lxde
[18:56] <Spykemcc> !openbox
[18:56] <xathullu> heather or find out what your setup used to be a few hours ago and revert to that
[18:57] <dTx> !1+1
[18:57] <xathullu> its not much on intsructions but it would work, i dont know how to tell you how to do that though
[18:57] <dTx> ok
[18:57] <Heather> xathullu: Easy. My setup was EXACTLY the same as it is now, a fresh install from the ubuntu CD
[18:57] <grkblood13> geekhut, he doesnt have a router
[18:57] <Sindrake> i got emerald themes working my NVIDIA driver is perfect im running like a dream but i just cant seem to get compiz-fusion to open after synaptic downloads
[18:57] <grkblood13> just a modem
[18:57] <xathullu> heather: my drivers for my wifi did that to me last night, i just uninstalled and reinstalled them a few times until it finally took
[18:57] <ramsey1> lol, so hello ppl, i need some help really quick on my ubuntu machine
[18:58] <Sindrake> is it because im on a laptop
[18:58] <homy> Hi! I don't have any plugins in digikam although I installed kipi-plugins. How do I get them?
[18:58] <grkblood13> one second
[18:58] <xathullu> you might try that with your gpu
[18:58] <HighLordObsi> any idea why the hell it was telling me that?  and i checked..my bios is the most recent version
[18:58] <geekhut> grkblood13: Well 192.168.1.1 is not a routable IP - he is possibly behind a modem with dhcp ?
[18:58] <geekhut> grkblood13: Type it in your browser and see for yourself.
[18:58] <ramsey1> for whoever can hep me, i made changes last month to my ubuntu machine, i was trying to get my iphone recognized so i cna put songs on it
[18:58] <grkblood13> geekhut, hes kind of computer illiterate :/ he might have a router
[18:59] <geekhut> grkblood13: PM me
[18:59] <ramsey1> and never ever since i did some changes, it puts so many icons on my desktop whenever i hook up my iphone
[18:59] <ramsey1> does anybody know what the heck is driving that cause?
[18:59] <Heather> I so rarely get actual useful help in here, sometimes I wonder why I bother. I either get a rundown of stuff that doesn't work or I get someone directing me to a link
[18:59] <geekhut> Heather was not a happy girl - probably my fault...
[18:59] <HighLordObsi> lol
[19:00] <Lint01> Heather, try Windows, it usually works
[19:00] <Leoneof> Heather gurl? :/
[19:00] <HighLordObsi> most of the time i just come in here to watch...never know what you might learn
[19:00] <xathullu> Lint01: your the devil
[19:00] <ramsey1> can anybody help me with why my iphone puts so many mount icons on my desktop when i connect it?
[19:00] <thneed> I keep getting an error that says, "unable to write mmap - msync (28 no space left on device). it prevents me from accessing synaptic and aptitude, can someone help me finish my updates
[19:00] <HighLordObsi> but then again i didn't have any problems with my old ubuntu on my old pc
[19:00] <thneed> ?
[19:00] <xathullu> no one should ever have to use winblos, if you cant do it in linux then dont try
[19:00] <geekhut> Lint01: for a while...
[19:00] <dare> ramsey1, what icons?
[19:01] <toni_> I have install linuxmint from the website but it will not go all the all thro
[19:01] <ramsey1> i did something last month to try and get banshee to recongize my iphone
[19:01] <geekhut> I don't think that is what Ubuntu's mentality is.
[19:01] <ramsey1> ever since i did that
[19:01] <toni_> some one help me
[19:01] <xathullu> dare: what did you say was the better iso burner k3b or something like that?
[19:01] <ramsey1> it puts so many mount icons on my desktop whenever i connect my iphone
[19:01] <dare> xathullu, k3b is my favourite
[19:01] <HighLordObsi> then again my problem may lie in my vm software too...or my host system
[19:01] <nordar> can brasero compress and create image files?
[19:01] <xathullu> dare: thanx i got caught up trying to help ppl nd forgot your suggestion
[19:01] <ramsey1> they look like mount/hardrive icons
[19:02] <ramsey1> but why does it do so many?
[19:02] <ramsey1> i made some changes regarding fstab a month ago, but i forgot what i did
[19:02] <xathullu> nordar: use k3b dare says its better, brasero has trouble finalizing
[19:02] <nordar> thank you
[19:02] <^syntax^> k3b is tight
[19:02] <^syntax^> Good advice
[19:02] <toni_> can anyone plese help me try to install linux mint.it is showing on my desktop
[19:02] <zinkeldonk> Here's the problem. I have an Intel wireless card (5100) that uses the iwlagn driver. We're on Hardy LTS, which has kernel 2.6.24-24. I have tried compiling compat-wireless-2.6-old for this kernel. No joy.
[19:03] <geekhut> toni_: ...
[19:03] <zinkeldonk> Initial thought was to put Jaunty kernel on, but leave the rest hardy.
[19:03] <zinkeldonk> ...that all using the 'preferences' file.
[19:03] <zinkeldonk> But can't seem to get that to work.
[19:04] <zinkeldonk> Compat-wireless stuff compiles, but modules won't load properly.
[19:05] <thneed> I keep getting an error that says, "unable to write mmap - msync (28 no space left on device). it prevents me from accessing synaptic and aptitude, can someone help me finish my updates?
[19:05] <DiViN3> hello there.....i need help in getting my ip to be resolve as forward is working but reverse is not working
[19:05] <toni_> any one plese help me
[19:05] <generic> What is the porcess for useing your own kernel in ubuntu?
[19:05] <surgy> hi
[19:06] <generic> I mean to you just build it and edit /grub/menu.lst?
[19:06] <ramsey1> ok
[19:06] <ramsey1> nobody here to help
[19:06] <ramsey1> bye
[19:06] <xathullu> dare: umm i cant find k3b in adept manager is there a .deb i can find for it or do i need to update sources?
[19:06] <vigo> toni_: Is it a .deb ?
[19:07] <Paddy_NI> xathullu: open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install k3b" without quotes
[19:07] <tomoyuki28jp> Why there isn't a package for Berkeley DB?
[19:07] <xathullu> thanks
[19:07] <dare> xathullu, i didn't need to add any extra sources
[19:08] <surgy> so im running ubuntu 9.04 and trying to pick up an old C++ project of mine using a new (to me at least) called code blocks, well my problem is; it can't seam to find the G++ compiler, I think i might be missing a package? maybe build-essential ? is that the name of the package? and if so what repository is it in? and i cant seam to remember the directory of sources.list. These are all noob questions but its been awhile since i have messed with ubuntu so for
[19:08] <surgy> give me, thanks in advance
[19:08] <zinkeldonk> Berkeley owned by Oracle now....perhaps it's not part of their new licensing....
[19:08] <xathullu> whoe i got some lib issues when i did that
[19:08] <xathullu> its a long post but someone look at this and tell me what i have
[19:08] <Paddy_NI> surgy: you need to install build-essential
[19:08] <xathullu> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[19:08] <xathullu>   libgail18 libgnome2-0 libgail-common libbonoboui2-common libbonoboui2-0
[19:08] <xathullu>   libgnome2-common libgnomecanvas2-0 libgnomecanvas2-common
[19:08] <xathullu> Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[19:08] <xathullu> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[19:08] <FloodBot2> xathullu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:08] <nordar> it won't install k3b...
[19:08] <unop> !info libdb4.6
[19:09] <surgy> Paddy_NI, yeah but what repo is it from? and where is my sources.list located?
[19:09] <unop> tomoyuki28jp, ^^
[19:09] <xathullu> floodbot idnt like that
[19:09] <tomoyuki28jp> unop:thanks!
[19:09] <Paddy_NI> !info build-essential jaunty | surgy
[19:09] <ikonia> surgy: that's the right package for the full c++ compiler and associated tools/libaries
[19:09] <zinkeldonk> Anyone using the preferences file a lot?
[19:10] <Paddy_NI> surgy: open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install build-essential" without quotes
[19:10] <dare> xathullu, so did it install?
[19:10] <Chaostos> hi all Ubuntu users, got some questions about new Ubuntu 9.04, would be great if anyone could help in private chat. (about microphone use, Widescreen Samsung T220 & Rhytmbox)
[19:10] <surgy> ok kool i got it
[19:10] <lb__> hi! I have a problem with my Ubuntu VM! I have installed the minimum VM server option. When I try to update my package lists with aptitude or apt-get, just nothing happens. pinging website and my router does work though. I have found out now, that it does not work with network via NAT, but with a bridged network connection, it does. What could be the cause for that?
[19:10] <surgy> thanks guys
[19:10] <ikonia> Chaostos: just ask in here
[19:10] <xathullu> dare: no its stelling me i either already have it or i already have the libs for it
[19:10] <ikonia> lb__: what vm server option ?
[19:10] <dare> type k3b& in terminal
[19:10] <surgy> also does anyone know if the allegro that is in the repos is the most current version?
[19:10] <ikonia> lb__: there is no "vm server" option at install time
[19:10] <Chaostos> ahh thanks 1) does microphone works well in 9.04, it was no sound on 8 version. I got AC 97 Soundmax soundcard
[19:11] <xathullu> dare: it doesnt show up in software manager however
[19:11] <ikonia> Chaostos: it depends if the hardware is supported
[19:11] <Paddy_NI> ikonia: there is.. its jeos
[19:11] <ikonia> Paddy_NI: ahhh jeos is not ubuntu
[19:11] <Paddy_NI> ikonia: its included with ubuntu server now
[19:11] <ikonia> doesn't show up for me
[19:11] <xathullu> dare: because i AM a tard and I DO already have it
[19:11] <Paddy_NI> ikonia: hmm
[19:11] <dare> great
[19:11] <Chaostos> it is...but It was widespreed issue with all previous Ubuntu users..low microphone volume =\
[19:12] <lb__> ikonia: I installed the successor of JeOS from the Ubuntu server CD,
[19:12] <Chaostos> as I searched Internet all over ..
[19:12] <ikonia> Chaostos: then you need to try it
[19:12] <m0r0n> 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.
[19:12] <m0r0n> How do I fix that?
[19:12] <ikonia> lb__: ok - so it's a jeos install
[19:12] <tomek> \connect warszawa.irc.pl
[19:12] <xathullu> so i just remembered that kubuntu comes with k3b whose g the tard trophy?ot that
[19:12] <Chessguy1> hey, anyone know what might be causing these IP table rules? It's blocking connections to tremulous game servers:
[19:12] <Chessguy1> http://pastebin.com/m35591166
[19:12] <Chaostos> ok thanks, 2 ) Does 9.40 support Samsung T220 widescreen with 1680*1050
[19:12] <Chaostos> got nvidia 6150 card - it is supported
[19:12] <xathullu> ARRRG, is there some way i can make my mouse not screw up my text hen i post?
[19:12] <wildc4rd> not Ubuntu specific, but Ubuntu is one of the bootable OS's, having trouble with my PC starting at the moment, first time I start it the fans spin up, but it won't even POST, if I restart it will then go through bios and into the grub bootloader
[19:13] <xathullu> aside from not touching the touch pad
[19:13] <ikonia> Chaostos: I'd guess a fireall tool like firestarter
[19:13] <ikonia> Chaostos: sorry - not you
[19:13] <ikonia> Chessguy1: I'd guess a firewall tool like firestarter
[19:13] <Chessguy1> ikonia: it's not installed
[19:13] <paul_> can someone help me please, are there any other repositories i should add to SPM to find programs? i used to be able to find Frostwire P2P and it's no longer comming up
[19:13] <ikonia> Chessguy1: something "like" that
[19:13] <Chessguy1> i searched firewal
[19:13] <lb__> ikonia: Yes. Is it maybe more of a VM software question? (I am using VM player.)
[19:13] <TheWonder> hi
[19:13] <ikonia> Chessguy1: most monitors are supported, it's mostly down to your video card
[19:13] <ikonia> lb__: ok, that's fine that makes sense
[19:14] <Chessguy1> ikonia: what?
[19:14] <dare> paul_, i see it here in my apt cache
[19:14] <Chaostos> anyone got some widescreens like Samsung T220 ?...Does 9.40 support 1680*1050 by default
[19:14] <ikonia> lb__: you'll need to bridge out to your host to use apt
[19:14] <paul_> dare: how do i list my current repositories in terminal? perhaps you have one that i dont
[19:14] <ikonia> Chaostos: most monitors are supported, it's your card that matters
[19:15] <Paddy_NI> ikonia: yeah as of hardy its part of the server install
[19:15] <Mohero> Chaostos: YES, IT DOES
[19:15] <ikonia> Paddy_NI: I can see it
[19:15] <Mohero> Oops, sorry, Caps was on
[19:15] <Chaostos> thank you guys )
[19:15] <m0r0n> How do I edit my X server?
[19:15] <Paddy_NI> ikonia: press F4 on the first screen and select "Install a minimal virtual machine
[19:15] <ikonia> m0r0n: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:15] <Igramul> Hi, is there a standard mechanism for blocking IP addresses for a given period of time. sshdfilter does this, but is there an API/Service I can contact from other scripts (e.g. an IDS)?
[19:15] <ikonia> Paddy_NI: yup, I can see it
[19:15] <Paddy_NI> :)
[19:15] <Paddy_NI> cool
[19:15] <lb__> ikonia: Thanks. Doing that, I can update my repository info and packages now
[19:15] <ikonia> Igramul: look at fail2ban
[19:15] <m0r0n> ikonia: via terminal
[19:15] <thneed> I keep getting an error that says, "unable to write mmap - msync (28 no space left on device). it prevents me from accessing synaptic and aptitude, can someone help me finish my updates?
[19:16] <ikonia> m0r0n: via any text editor you are comfortable with
[19:16] <Igramul> ikonia, thanks
[19:16] <ikonia> thneed: you are out of disk space
[19:16] <m0r0n> ikonia: No I want to use the terminal though, I need to restart the X Server
[19:16] <Chaostos> is there Equalizer in Rhytmbox Ubuntu 9.04 by default ? ...
[19:16] <ikonia> m0r0n: use a terminal then ??? as I said, what ever text editor you want
[19:16] <Mohero> m0r0n: CTRL+ALT+F1 ?
[19:17] <Mohero> CTRL+ALT+F7 to get back to where you are now :)
[19:17] <Neutron_> you know those "ethernet over power wiring" devices? do you think they would work to make a network between me and my neighbour? :>
[19:17] <ikonia> Neutron_: that's nothing to do with ubuntu so offtopic in here
[19:17] <Neutron_> hmm wrong channel sorry
[19:17] <ikonia> Neutron_: no problem
[19:17] <Neutron_> ye I know, I noticed I was talking in the wrong room
[19:17] <Mohero> Neutron_: yes, though, depends on the level of wiring..
[19:18] <m0r0n> Mohero: There was something someone showed me yesterday, you had to press CTRL + O to save and whatnot it was a mini GUI in terminal
[19:18] <dare> m0r0n, nano? lol
[19:18] <Mohero> nano?
[19:18] <xathullu> dare: so ive got k3b doing an md5 check, ill let you know how it did wih the iso burn...
[19:18] <m0r0n> Ya, GNU Nano
[19:19] <Mohero> though, I prefer Vi to be honest
[19:19] <HighLordObsi> crap....i forgot to install some of the packages from the cd :(
[19:19] <bruenig> vim > *
[19:19] <Raspberry> Hey gang -- For the lsat few months I've been having a really annoying problem that doesn't occur on Windows Vista on the same machine....   I can't download faster than 25K/sec with the update manager... so it takes HOURS and HOURS to get updates...  Torrents download fine, downloads from the webbrowser download fine...  I've tried "selecting the best server" that doesn't help -- any suggestions?
[19:19] <ikonia> Raspberry: probably your update server overloaded
[19:20] <dare> i get 4kb/s on my ubuntu server :P
[19:20] <Raspberry> ikonia: I've tried over 12 update servers
[19:20] <dare> so i don't bother with updates
[19:20] <ikonia> Raspberry: maybe also qos on your network ?
[19:20] <Mohero> Raspberry: change to a local mirror.
[19:20] <Brain1307> Wireless or network card?
[19:20] <ikonia> Mohero: is it realistic to expect him to download a 60GB mirror to his local machine for a local mirror
[19:20] <HighLordObsi> lord i'm an idiot...and I can't find exactly how to go in and install them now
[19:20] <Raspberry> it's not QoS ... I have no QoS
[19:20] <Mohero> ikonia: no
[19:21] <Mohero> ikonia: I didn't mean that, I meant use a mirror that is closer to him..
[19:21] <m0r0n> How do I reset the X Server?
[19:21] <Mohero> I have an internal mirror as I have +25 machines, which makes sense
[19:21] <dare> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart ?
[19:21] <Raspberry> can anybody suggest a mirror server that is working fine?
[19:21] <Mohero> m0r0n: you need to do it from TTY1 (CTRL+ALT+F1) - "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[19:21] <ikonia> Raspberry: have you tried a totally random mirror on in a differnet continent
[19:21] <Chaostos> anyone use Rhytmbox in Ubuntu 9.04 ?...1) where can i find Themes & updates for it & does it have Equalizer by default ?  - it didnt in 8.10
[19:21] <Raspberry> I've got 40mb Fiber here :)  So this 6+hrs to download 350mb is annoying.
[19:22] <rightsprocket> Hello everyone. I have a package dependancy issue I cannot seem to resolve.
[19:22] <Mohero> Raspberry: what mirror are you using now?
[19:22] <ikonia> Chaostos: check the rhythembox website for themes
[19:22] <Mohero> Raspberry: and, where are you
[19:22] <rightsprocket> I keep getting the following: The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[19:22] <rightsprocket>   libio-pty-perl: Depends: perlapi-5.8.8
[19:22] <rightsprocket> E: Broken packages
[19:22] <Raspberry> ikonia: yeah -- I have been jumping around to different mirrors over the last 18hrs
[19:22] <Raspberry> Mohero: I'm in Minneapolis MN
[19:22] <Brain1307> I assume you have the proper drivers
[19:22] <ikonia> Raspberry: ok, that sounds unusual then
[19:22] <Chaostos> ikonia: got link ?...  I tryed google but  it showed something Uber-strange
[19:22] <rightsprocket> Running 8.10.
[19:23] <ikonia> Raspberry: may I suggest trying a mirror, then hitting the same mirror over http and downloading the package
[19:23] <ikonia> Chaostos: what did it show
[19:23] <Chaostos> one sec
[19:23] <rightsprocket> Basically trying to install webmin on 8.10.
[19:23] <Chaostos> this
[19:23] <Chaostos> http://projects.gnome.org/rhythmbox/
[19:23] <ikonia> Chaostos: yes, that's the website
[19:23] <Chaostos> ahh lol , thanks
[19:23] <Raspberry> yes, please suggest an update server that is working properly
[19:24] <Raspberry> and I will work from there and see if I can find the problem on my end...
[19:24] <Raspberry> to many varibles at this point.
[19:24] <ikonia> Raspberry: try a random one, hit it via apt, then hit the same package with your http browser see how they behave different
[19:24] <Chaostos> sorry for stupid questions. It will be my 3Rd try to get from XP to Ubuntu - just love how it feals & looks.... downloading 9.04 now
[19:24] <ikonia> Raspberry: it's clear it's not a "bad" server as you've tried 12
[19:24] <Chaostos> cya around & thank you all
[19:24] <ikonia> Raspberry: so suggesting good servers doesn't seem a way forward
[19:24] <rightsprocket> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[19:25] <Raspberry> well -- is there a way to "reinstall" the update manager
[19:25] <Raspberry> and potentially clear out something that was hanging it up?
[19:25] <ikonia> Raspberry: why do you want to do that?
[19:25] <ikonia> Raspberry: why do you keep suggesting random things with no basis, try the debugging I've just suggeested
[19:25] <Brain1307> Does anyone know how to fix the system sound conflict between the login window sounds and the ones you can set for everything else?
[19:25] <Raspberry> what's the debugging that you suggested?  Download a package via the browser and the update manager at the same time?
[19:25] <ikonia> Raspberry: not at the same time
[19:26] <ldlework_> I just selected python 2.6 and it seemed to install everything but the binary?????  http://ldlework.pastebin.com/m6853eab8
[19:26] <Raspberry> I've downloaded packages via the web -- they're fine.
[19:26] <ldlework_> Anyone have a clue?
[19:26] <ikonia> Raspberry: download a package via apt - record the time, then hit the same repo via http and time it
[19:26] <ikonia> ldlework_: ls -la /usr/bin/python
[19:27] <bthornton> Jaunty ships with NetworkManager enabled by default, but it also still has the /etc/network/interfaces file. How do I override the contents of that file or otherwise edit it by graphical means? It seems the settings in that file are overriding NetworkManger..
[19:27] <ldlework_> ikonia, rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 2009-01-19 11:59 /usr/bin/python -> python2.5
[19:27] <Raspberry> What are these "Translation-en_US" packages that fail during my repository update in Update Manager?
[19:27] <ldlework_> I have 2.5 installed as default
[19:27] <ikonia> ldlework_: ls -la /usr/bin/python*
[19:27] <ldlework_> ldlework@vector:~/devel/ldlework.com/svn/urb/newtrunk$ ls -la /usr/bin/python*
[19:27] <ldlework_> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root       9 2009-01-19 11:59 /usr/bin/python -> python2.5
[19:27] <ldlework_> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1181300 2008-10-05 15:43 /usr/bin/python2.5
[19:27] <ldlework_> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root    1419 2008-10-05 15:41 /usr/bin/python2.5-config
[19:27] <ldlework_> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root      16 2009-01-19 21:56 /usr/bin/python-config -> python2.5-config
[19:27] <FloodBot2> ldlework_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:27] <ikonia> bthornton: disable network manager
[19:27] <ldlework_> sorry
[19:28] <ikonia> ldlework_: what version of ubuntu and what repo did you get python2.6 from ?
[19:28] <bthornton> ikonia: okay I can do that, but then how do I configure my network interfaces? There used to be a graphical program for that but I can't see it anymore.
[19:28] <Raspberry> maybe the problem is the http method with apt
[19:28] <ikonia> Raspberry: I'm wondering if apt is going through a proxy, check your proxy settings
[19:29] <ikonia> bthornton: system -> preferences -> network
[19:29] <Raspberry> my proxy is "Direct Internet Connection"
[19:29] <ikonia> bthornton: system -> preferences -> network connections
[19:29] <ldlework_> Intrepid, ubuntu~ppa3?
[19:29] <Nicole> I am trying to run a program on my computer and it is saying I need to have default bottles.
[19:29] <ikonia> ldlework_: you've grabbed it from a ppa ?
[19:29] <Nicole> How do I set up these bottles?
[19:29] <ldlework_> ikonia, it seems
[19:29] <ikonia> Nicole: bottles ?
[19:29] <ikonia> ldlework_: contact the PPA owner then
[19:29] <ikonia> ldlework_: can't support someones personal packages
[19:30] <bthornton> ikonia: That's not showing my currently enabled ethernet connection. I set a static address at install time, but it's not showing up as a wired interface.
[19:30] <ldlework_> ikonia, I see. Is there a place I can get 2.6 official for intrepid?
[19:30] <ironmagma> If I run "ooffice" from the command line, is there a way to get the PID of the spawned process?
[19:30] <ikonia> ldlework_: I can see it in the repos
[19:30] <Besogon> bthornton: you can use  pppoeconf (for ppp), wpa_supplicant for wifi insteed of the Networkmanager
[19:30] <bthornton> I just need eth0 to get its address with DHCP.
[19:30] <ikonia> bthornton: possibly not if you've messed with /etc/interfaces
[19:30] <bthornton> stock interfaces file.
[19:30] <ikonia> bthornton: if it's that bad, edit the /etc/interfaces file manually
[19:30] <xathullu> dare: man you didnt mention that k3b had a device AND software buffer, kudos for your suggestion man, Its working like a dream
[19:31] <ah2> anyone know a soft that makes ubuntu like windows. i need easy installing, etc.
[19:31] <Nicole> It says: Fatal Error, Unable to find the default bottle: bottle default not found in /home/nicole/.cxoffice
[19:31] <Nicole> bottle default not found in /opt/cxoffice/support
[19:31] <ah2> i dont want shell shit
[19:31] <ikonia> ah2: control your language
[19:31] <ah2> gotcha
[19:31] <DeannaT2> Nicole, maybe this can help you: http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/bottles/
[19:31] <ikonia> ah2: ubuntu comes with a graphical interface installed by default unless you installed the server install
[19:32] <ah2> i know its gui  ...
[19:32] <ah2> clown
[19:32] <m0r0n> Hey, can you guys take a look at this... http://imagebin.ca/view/BA6KpptF.html
[19:32] <ah2> what up
[19:33] <Guest84602> oh cool i get to be guest
[19:33] <Nicole> Thank you.
[19:33] <ldlework_> ikonia, the two thirdparty repos I have are http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu and http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu (source code). I have all the official ones checked. I don't see python2.6
[19:33] <ikonia> !guidelines > ah2
[19:33] <m0r0n> ikonia: Remember that problem I had, look here please http://imagebin.ca/view/BA6KpptF.html
[19:34] <tavi_> hy
[19:34] <ikonia> ldlework_: well, that's good, no PPA's
[19:34] <tavi_> i need help whit a game
[19:34] <ldlework_> ikonia, I removed them just now
[19:34] <tavi_> i have counter strike source and i have the executable on the desktop
[19:34] <tavi_> and is whit wine
[19:34] <ldlework_> I deselected the ppa python 2.6
[19:34] <tavi_> and i double click and ont start
[19:35] <ldlework_> ikonia, is 2.6 in intrepid's repos?
[19:35] <ikonia> m0r0n: postebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:35] <Chaostos> ahh guys got a question...What is more simple to use...but is very simply to configure - Ubuntu or Kubuntu ? I see it also looks great
[19:35] <tavi_> dont
[19:35] <ikonia> ldlework_: I see it, one moment
[19:35] <ikonia> Chaostos: try both - it's personal choice
[19:35] <frank32> ?????????
[19:35] <b3rz3rk3r> evening everyone
[19:35] <ikonia> ldlework_: try the package python2.6
[19:35] <ldlework_> That's what I have typed
[19:35] <Chaostos> ahh...is there any significent differences in how to work in Terminal\ etc ? in Ubuntu & Kubuntu ?
[19:35] <ldlework_> in the search box
[19:36] <ikonia> Chaostos: no
[19:36] <tavi_> someone?
[19:36] <Raspberry> ikonia: I did you test... I d/l at about 2MB/sec from Firefox grabbing a .deb and about 4200B/sec to 16.7KB/sec in Update Manager or Apt
[19:36] <m0r0n> ikonia: http://pastebin.ca/1515911
[19:36] <ikonia> Raspberry: that's most odd
[19:37] <ikonia> Raspberry: blindly, I'd say a proxy, but you say that's not running.
[19:37] <ldlework_> ikonia, can you think of any reason why I wouldn't be able to see it?
[19:37] <Raspberry> well
[19:37] <Raspberry> how can I remove a proxy from apt... that is non-existant anywhere else in the system?
[19:37] <ikonia> ldlework_: just try installing it - see if it respon ds
[19:37] <ikonia> responds
[19:37] <ldlework_> ikonia, I don't see it in order to install it
[19:38] <ikonia> ldlework_: use the command "sudo apt-get install python2.6
[19:38] <dougb> i'm doing an update on an eee pc 900 with ubuntu netbook remix 9.04 and it is stuck on "Registering documents with scrollkeeper" it seems like there is a lot of hard drive activity though...does anyone know how long this part lasts?
[19:38] <storrgie> I just swapped the processor out on my rig, should I run anything when I boot up to make sure the kernel detects everything properly?
[19:38] <ikonia> storrgie: it will be fine
[19:38] <ikonia> Raspberry: just pondering
[19:38] <ldlework_> ikonia, http://ldlework.pastebin.com/m1a6abcf8
[19:38] <ikonia> m0r0n: that looks fine
[19:39] <lexr> hello
[19:39] <ikonia> ldlework_: interesting, do an sudo apt-get update and then re-try it, tell me if you get the same
[19:39] <m0r0n> ikonia:  I restarted the X Server and got this message, hold on
[19:39] <ldlework_> ikonia, yes same thing
[19:39] <ikonia> ldlework_: one moment please
[19:39] <Raspberry> ikonia: I thought I had read (when I started having this problem) that there was a problem with perl or an apt module / method that was causing slow downloads... I just would have expected it to be fixed by now if it affected a lot of people -- so I don't think that's my problem anymore ;)
[19:40] <ikonia> Raspberry: I'm not aware of that problem, and that is also backed up by the fact my machines downloads quick
[19:40] <Ubuntuman> Hi I have a Dell Inspiron Mini 10, and my wireless Internet is very slow.
[19:40] <Brain1307> Does anyone know how to fix the system sound conflict between the login window sounds and the ones you can set for everything else?
[19:40] <ikonia> ldlework_: it just installed fine to my system lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 2009-07-12 13:43 /usr/bin/python -> python2.6
[19:40] <ikonia> ldlework_: are you sure you've not got any 3rd party / PPA repos enabled
[19:41] <ldlework_> I've removed them all.
[19:41] <Raspberry> ikonia: I agree with that -- but I also think it was a problem that they fixed quickly and that people who didn't update during the brief period it occurred weren't affected at all
[19:41] <ikonia> ldlework_: ahh but you've had any
[19:41] <ldlework_> yes I did
[19:41] <grkblood13> how do i find out my gateway if im using DHCP/
[19:41] <tesseracter> hello! i would like the behavior of my window panel in GNOME to change from [minimize, restore] to [bring to front, minimize, restore], any idea how to change this?
[19:41] <grkblood13> and dont want to trust ifconfig
[19:41] <ldlework_> It keeps wanting to install python2.6-minimal insteal of python2.6
[19:41] <HighLordObsi> damn it...somebody shoot my wireless crap
[19:42] <ldlework_> which was from the ppa I believe
[19:42] <ikonia> ldlework_: I wonder if you've got packages installed that are referncing python2.6 from an external repo (that you can obviously not use now you have disabled it)
[19:42] <ldlework_> ikonia, I think you're on the right track there
[19:42] <ikonia> Raspberry: well in theory if you tell it to update and ride it out, if your theory is correct it should go away
[19:42] <TR0VADOR> What is the default port of DCC in xchat?
[19:42] <TR0VADOR> help ;D
[19:42] <xathullu> SUCCESS k3b is FAR superior to brasero
[19:42] <ikonia> ldlework_: that's one of the pains of using un-trusted repos
[19:42] <Raspberry> ikonia: yeah -- I did that for 4hrs last night -- and rebooted this morning... didn't go away :-/
[19:43] <ikonia> Raspberry: so as of last night you're fully up to date
[19:43] <Raspberry> I have seen other problems with linux that don't go away once they exist
[19:43] <Raspberry> ikonia: I'm fully up to date with 'main' -- I didn't run anything else
[19:43] <ikonia> Raspberry: I doubt this very much, just pondering other solutions
[19:43] <Keiffer> Hi. Is there any way to power on your computer over internet?
[19:43] <ldlework_> ikonia, so I should just install python 2.6 manually then?
[19:43] <ikonia> Raspberry: are you running any services, like tor on your machine ?
[19:43] <Raspberry> no, definitely not
[19:44] <Raspberry> ikonia: no tor or privoxy
[19:44] <ikonia> ldlework_: just thinking it through now, as I wouldn't advise building something as core python on your machine
[19:44] <ldlework_> ikonia, you're amazing
[19:44] <TR0VADOR> What is the default port of DCC in xchat?
[19:45] <ikonia> TR0VADOR: open settings and checki
[19:45] <ldlework_> TR0VADOR, it uses a range and you can see in settings
[19:45] <ikonia> ldlework_: and this is just a stock 9.04 install ?
[19:45] <ldlework_> Yeah as far as I know
[19:45] <TR0VADOR> ldlework_, thank you ;D
[19:45] <gumpwea> Can anyone tell me how to get tar to create an archive from what being fed into it's standard input? This command fails: echo "hello" | tar czf foo.tar.gz -
[19:46] <palewire> haystack
[19:46] <ProfOak> Is there some program I should look into for making bootable multi iso DVDs? I'm looking to fully utilize my DVDs by burning linux liveCDs.
[19:47] <ikonia> gumpwea: without -f tar reads from standard input
[19:47] <Spykemcc> !paste
[19:47] <ikonia> !info python2.6
[19:47] <ikonia> ldlework_: that's very worrying that python2.6 is in main and you can't even see it
[19:48] <HighLordObsi> if you're using them on windows systems, i'd suggest an autorun file maker thingy(sorry haven't slept in a couple days) with that, you can create a splash and a menu to choose from all the iso's
[19:48] <ldlework_> ikonia, it seems that because the ppa's python2.6-minimal package refers to, or replaces the python2.6 package, and that now some other software is depending on that deslected package AND I deleted the repo from the list that things are messed up
[19:49] <ikonia> ldlework_: ok - I suggest removing your python2.6 package from your system - re-run "sudo apt-get update" then try "sudo apt-get install python2.6"
[19:49] <ikonia> ldlework_: when you remove your pythong2.6 package from the PPA repo is should complain about deps - you'll need to remove these too
[19:50] <ikonia> ldlework_: follow where I'm going with this ?
[19:50] <grkblood13> how do i move audio left and right in audacity?
[19:50] <Spykemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/244400/ is it ok for my minimal cd installation script ? how I can improve it with light apps or else ?
[19:50] <gumpwea> ikonia:  hmmm it seems this also fail: echo "hello" | tar cz foo.tar.gz
[19:50] <rightsprocket> Hello all.
[19:50] <ldlework_> ikonia, it did complain, and I'm removing those
[19:50] <ikonia> ldlework_: do follow what I'm suggesting /
[19:50] <ikonia> ?
[19:50] <rightsprocket> Can someone tell me if I am running 8.10 should my sources still be set for hardy?
[19:51] <Clouse> Damn it, as soon as I enable compiz effects my video playback goes all screwy.
[19:51] <mikebeecham> hi there...can anyone tell me how to change the position of a particular line of text within conky, without disturbing text on another line?
[19:51] <ikonia> mikebeecham: maybe ask the conky wizards in #conky ?
[19:51] <ldlework_> ikonia, http://ldlework.pastebin.com/m68dead3e
[19:52] <m0r0n> How do I get Two Display's showing a differnt workspace each?
[19:52] <ikonia> ldlework_: are you %100 sure you have "main" repo enabled?
[19:54] <ldlework_> ikonia, Cannoical-Supported Open Source Software (main)  on the Ubuntu Software tab of the syntaptic-package manger's repo dialog?
[19:54] <bishop> joining
[19:54] <ldlework_> ikonia, then yes
[19:54] <ikonia> ldlework_: something is very very wrong then
[19:54] <ikonia> ldlework_: pondering again
[19:54] <ldlework_> ikonia, it has to be this python2.6-minimal package
[19:55] <ldlework_> If you read the pastebin
[19:55] <ikonia> !info python2.6-minimal
[19:55] <ldlework_> ah
[19:55] <ikonia> !info python2.6
[19:55] <ikonia> ldlework_: can you please do "dpkg -l | grep python-minimal"
[19:56] <ikonia> ldlework_: python-minimal is required so you have to have it
[19:56] <ldlework_> ii  python-minimal                             2.5.2-1ubuntu1                                     A minimal subset of the Python language (def
[19:56] <Chaostos> me again, is there an IRC program in 9.04 ubuntu by default ? or i need to install some.
[19:56] <ikonia> ldlework_: whoaaaa, something very wrong there then too
[19:56] <ldlework_> o.o
[19:56] <ikonia> ldlework_: 2.6.2 is the current 9.04
[19:56] <Lint01> how can I permanently change my own PATH variable?
[19:56] <Raspberry> ikonia: switching from http to ftp on the same server with apt -- -works fine
[19:56] <ikonia> ldlework_: show me "uname -r"
[19:57] <ldlework_> 2.6.27-14-generic
[19:57] <ikonia> Raspberry: now that is very interesting, again - it suggests a proxy, but your not running one
[19:57] <skinnypup> I've got a tablet with an extra l/r/up/down joy like button on it. Used xbindkeys to get the button value. Now how would i add these so they tandem with the up down l&r arrows ?
[19:57] <ikonia> ldlework_: you're using 8.10  - not 9.04
[19:57] <Raspberry> ikonia: why would the proxy only affect apt?
[19:57] <ldlework_> I know I said intrepid
[19:57] <ikonia> Raspberry: you can proxy apt only, there is a setting, somewhere
[19:57] <OttifantSir> Chaostos: Pidgin is able to communicate on various IM-protocols, including IRC and is installed by default in Ubuntu
[19:57] <ikonia> ldlework_: ahhhhhh
[19:57] <ikonia> ldlework_: my mistake, I thought you said you where on 9.04
[19:58]  * ldlework_ chuckles. Sorry for the miscommunication
[19:58] <skinnypup> I seemingly can only find how to add keymappings to launch things
[19:58] <Chaostos> thank you guys again
[19:58] <Raspberry> ikonia: apt-proxy isn't installed
[19:58] <ikonia> ldlework_: no no, not a problem, ok so now this makes sense
[19:58] <ikonia> Raspberry: the behaviour suggests a proxy, the facts suggest other
[19:59] <ikonia> ldlework_: 8.10 doesn't have python2.6
[19:59] <ikonia> ldlework_: which makes sense why you're not seeing it and having to use a PPA
[19:59] <QGB> hi
[19:59] <ldlework_> ikonia, well that would explain it eh?
[19:59] <QGB> dildo
[19:59] <QGB> whoops
[19:59] <ikonia> ldlework_: perfectly, well at least we understand now
[19:59] <QGB> wrong channel
[19:59] <bishop> leaving
[19:59] <ldlework_> ikonia, is it safe to do a non-wipe upgrade? I'm like terrified honestly.
[19:59] <ikonia> QGB: your not in an other channel, so please don't mess around
[20:00] <ikonia> ldlework_: I see no problem with it at all, it's tried and tested
[20:00] <QGB> I am on other irc networks ikonia
[20:00] <skinnypup> ldlework_, I've done several version upgrades flawlessly
[20:00] <QGB> the tabs are bunched together
[20:00] <skinnypup> press the button and go to sleep
[20:00] <ldlework_> ikonia, for example, since I use 2.5 and all my code relies on 2.5 will 2.5 be there after the upgrade despite 2.6 being the default on the newest Ubunut?
[20:01] <ikonia> ldlework_: no, it will get upgraded too - hang on
[20:01] <Lint01> which upgrade had broke Xorg?
[20:01] <ikonia> ldlework_: python will be upgraded to 2.6 - however there is a 2.5 package in Jaunty so you can put 2.5 on too
[20:02] <ikonia> ldlework_: that seems like a reasonable solution
[20:02] <ldlework_> ikonia, and I run xmonad as my window manager, I suspect that will be gone as well?
[20:02] <ldlework_> ikonia, I agree
[20:02] <ldlework_> I suspect it will be like a fresh install with my home folder being retained
[20:02] <ikonia> ldlework_: best summary yet
[20:03] <ldlework_> ikonia, you've been a pleasure. You should charge for your time ;)
[20:03] <ikonia> ldlework_: anything 8.10 specific that's not in 9.04 will remain unless you tell it to clean up post install
[20:03] <ikonia> ldlework_: not at all, happy to help, glad we understand it now
[20:03] <Spykemcc> ikonia can you check > http://paste.ubuntu.com/244400/
[20:03] <MrKeuner> hi, if Google's Chrome browser is free code, why isn't it in Ubuntu repositories?
[20:04] <ikonia> Spykemcc: what do you want me to check in that ?
[20:04] <Spykemcc> tell me the errors and the stuff I could add, remove or change ...
[20:04] <Guest24692> hi
[20:04] <dare> MrKeuner, becomes it's unstable?
[20:04] <HighLordObsi> personally, i hate chrome
[20:04] <joshtran> layout1 is malformed in mocp. Does anyone know what that means?
[20:04] <Lint01> MrKeuner, only engine is open source, the browser itself not
[20:04] <guntbert> MrKeuner: you asked that question yesterday (IIRC) and its off tpoic in a support channel
[20:04] <guntbert> *topic
[20:04] <dare> because*
[20:04] <ikonia> Spykemcc: well, I wouldn't use a script to add a repo personally
[20:04] <Spykemcc> it will be my first minimal install, I dont want to mess it up ...
[20:05] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> Why isn't sound loud like on windows?
[20:05] <joshtran> layout1 is malformed in mocp?? what does this mean?
[20:05] <skinnypup> Lukasz_Tarkowski, you may need to open the mixer and turn the "pcm" up
[20:05] <skinnypup> double click on your volume icon
[20:05] <rightsprocket> Anyone have a good tutorial or source for getting past dependancy problems?
[20:05] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> I did skinnypup
[20:06] <Spykemcc> I know but I won't remind that on ubuntu CLI for install and some stuff was not in the repositories ...
[20:06] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> It still isn't
[20:06] <skinnypup> DOH , idk then
[20:06] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> Its loud so I can hear well
[20:06] <MrKeuner> Lint01, that's what I thought thanks
[20:06] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> But not loud enought
[20:06] <ikonia> Spykemcc: seems fine then
[20:06] <Lint01> how can I permanently change my own PATH variable?
[20:06] <Spykemcc> sure ?
[20:06] <MrKeuner> Lint01, add it to your .profile file
[20:07] <QGB> winbuntu ?
[20:07] <ikonia> QGB: what ?
[20:07] <skinnypup> Lukasz_Tarkowski, some of the newer versions of vlcplayer have a working eq and preamp
[20:07] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> hmm
[20:07] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> ok thnx
[20:07] <ikonia> Spykemcc: wget deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/lxde/ubuntu hardy main >> /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:07] <QGB> do they have winbuntu ?
[20:07] <ikonia>  Spykemcc that doesn't seem right
[20:08] <ikonia> QGB: what are you talking about
[20:08] <ikonia> Spykemcc: I see what you are doing, so it will be fine, but not how I'd do it
[20:08] <QGB> windows + ubuntu = winbuntu
[20:08] <ikonia> QGB: that's just a made up product
[20:08] <Spykemcc> ikonia another idea ?
[20:08] <djzn> hi folks, I am planning in getting a AMD780G/SB700 chipset based motherboard... is that OK to run ubuntu ?
[20:09] <ikonia> Spykemcc: just echo the correct url into sources.list - my personal opinion isn't to trust 3rd party repos to update sources.list
[20:09] <guinea> When I start xwindows with "startx -- :2" I can't start alsamixer. It says "alsamixer: fucntion snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory". Alsamixer works when I log in through gdm, though
[20:09] <rightsprocket> Anyone here able to get webmin installed on 8.10?
[20:10] <Spykemcc> lxde isn't in hardy repositories ...
[20:10] <guntbert> !webmin | rightsprocket
[20:10] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> brb got to reboot
[20:10] <ikonia> Spykemcc: no it's not
[20:10] <DiViN3> hello i need help with reverse dns records
[20:10] <rightsprocket> Yikes thanks for sparing me config hell :)
[20:10] <ikonia> DiViN3: what's the problem ?
[20:10] <rightsprocket> guntbert how is ebox?
[20:10] <QGB> will there ever be winbuntu ?
[20:11] <rightsprocket> guntbert I mean have you tried ebox?
[20:11] <axisys> i have a old quickcam http://pastebin.com/f1a255d86 plugged in but luvcview cannot talk to it
[20:11] <Spykemcc> QGB never
[20:11] <axisys> http://pastebin.com/f4a4b4fce
[20:11] <guntbert> rightsprocket: I don't use it, just knew of the trouble with webmin
[20:12] <QGB> you never said that ikonia
[20:12] <axisys> i went through https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam and https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/49739
[20:12] <ikonia> QGB: ok - well, please stop messing around, and the topic of this channel is ubuntu support discussion only
[20:12] <axisys> still cannot get that quickcam workign
[20:12] <adam__> hi my flash player is installed but now it isnt working, i just get a white square where the flash is supposed to be
[20:12] <QGB> how is winbuntu not support of ubuntu ?
[20:12] <Spykemcc> axisys > sudo apt-get install cheese
[20:12] <skinnypup>  I've got a tablet with an extra l/r/up/down joy like button on it. Used xbindkeys to get the button value. Now how would i add these so they tandem with the up down l&r arrows ? My searches seem to turn up how to change kbd formats and how to add keybindings to program launching.
[20:13] <QGB> it is like kubuntu
[20:13] <ikonia> QGB: because it's a made up product - as I told you
[20:13] <axisys> Spykemcc: i installed cheese too and it cannt detect a camera
[20:13] <QGB> hmm
[20:13] <Spykemcc> weird I have a quickcam and it work without drivers
[20:13] <Spykemcc> QGB shut up there is no winbuntu and never be ...
[20:14] <ikonia> Spykemcc: easy there - no need to be rude, he's been told to stop messing around
[20:14] <axisys> Spykemcc: Bus 002 Device 004: ID 046d:0870 Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Express (lsudb sees it too)
[20:14] <QGB> so he must be lieing someone told me his was install winbuntu
[20:14] <platypus3456> caca
[20:14] <ikonia> QGB: drop the topic - it's nothing to do with ubuntu
[20:14] <Spykemcc> QGB maybe a dual-boot ...
[20:15] <bucky> QGB: it's called Wubi now
[20:15] <QGB> o
[20:15] <Spykemcc> oh that junk outch
[20:15] <skinnypup> QGB: its like lemon+lime = limon there is none
[20:15] <QGB> see bucky was a nice lad
[20:15] <Spykemcc> don't use that ...
[20:15] <QGB> he/she should be promoted
[20:16] <QGB> you guys depromoted
[20:16] <m0r0n> How do you restart your computer from Terminal?
[20:16] <ylk> reboot
[20:17] <ylk> shutdown -r now
[20:17] <guntbert> QGB: please stick to support discussions
[20:17] <QGB> k
[20:18] <QGB> !request bucky promotion
[20:18] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> Thank you it works now :o
[20:18] <ikonia> QGB: what part of "Stick to ubuntu support" is not clear to you ?
[20:18] <QGB> hmm
[20:18] <ikonia> QGB: what part of "stop messing around" is not being made clear to you ?
[20:18] <joshtran> does anyone know useful applications that run fromm command line other than moc and irssi
[20:18] <QGB> I am supporting the channel
[20:18] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> brb
[20:19] <ikonia> QGB: this is a support channel for ubuntu discussion only - stick to that topic and stop messing around. This is yoru final warning
[20:19] <att0> I am currently running 8.04 LTS. If I did apt-get dist-upgrade, would all of my program pref's (such as my Firefox profile) stay in place?
[20:19] <bucky> joshtran: apt-get moo
[20:19] <ikonia> att0: yup
[20:20] <dare> lol
[20:20] <ylk> yes, you won't loose anything
[20:20] <joshtran> ok i will see what that does
[20:20] <att0> ikonia: what about my custom theme and icons?
[20:20] <ikonia> att0: all in your home dir - so all fine
[20:20] <att0> excellent, thank you.
[20:20] <joshtran> what does it do just create the cow?
[20:21] <dare> it's an easter egg
[20:22] <joshtran> what do you guys think are the most useful cli apps?im an utter noob
[20:22] <th0r> joshtran: mc
[20:22] <guntbert> joshtran: what is useful for you depends on your needs
[20:22] <joshtran> mc?
[20:22] <joshtran> what is that?
[20:23] <guntbert> joshtran: the midnight commander - a file manager
[20:23] <th0r> joshtran: a two pane file manager for the terminal. something like the old norton commander
[20:23] <josht> cool i will try it out seems interesting.. summer here is boring without ubuntu for a 15 yrs old
[20:24] <th0r> I was 15 once....then all the dinosaurs died
[20:24] <guntbert> !ot
[20:24] <JohnCDI> damn you killed the dinosaurs?
[20:25] <launch12345> Hi what is the difference between 9.04 and 8.04 lts
[20:25] <josht> is there a way to disable seeing all the people logout/leave? from irssi?
[20:25] <rski> launch12345: different releases
[20:25] <jrib>  josht http://irssi.org/documentation/tips "annoyance filters"
[20:25] <launch12345> well 8.04 is less than 9 but it supported until 2011 instead of 2010??
[20:25] <jrib> !lts | launch12345
[20:26] <josht> thjanks i will look up
[20:26] <DiViN3> hello i need help with reverse dns records  anyone can help
[20:26] <launch12345> jrib why there is no 9.04 lts?
[20:26] <jrib> DiViN3: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[20:26] <antonio_> hi
[20:26] <Spykemcc> mesa version for old ati cards and the support ...
[20:26] <josht> "/ignore -channels #chan1,#chan2,#chan3 * JOINS PARTS QUITS NICKS"
[20:26] <guntbert> josht: or http://wiki.xkcd.com/irc/Hide_join_part_messages
[20:27] <jrib> launch12345: because it was decided not to make it LTS.  Supporting a release consumes resources
[20:27] <josht> "/ignore -channels #chan1,#chan2,#chan3 * JOINS PARTS QUITS NICKS LEFT
[20:27] <jrib> josht: no "
[20:27] <josht> yea i messed up on accident
[20:27] <jrib> josht: and you probably want something other than chan1 chan2...
[20:27] <kderr> I have a really old edgy box. I should probably dist-upgrade. What are the chances that doing this is going to brick it?
[20:27] <josht> like what #ubuntu?
[20:28] <antonio_> I'm running ubuntu jaunty, what happens if I move my HD to another pc? does it reconfigures?
[20:29] <Spykemcc> kderr just install from the hardy alternate or minimal cd, maybe a minimal install with lxde should be nice ... but backup your datas first
[20:29] <Teclys> is there a way to move my settings and preferences to a live usb key?
[20:29] <kderr> Spykemcc: This is a remote box. If there's a good chance I'll brick it by sshing in and doing a dist-upgrade, I don't want to even risk it.
[20:29] <josht>  /alias uis exec - rsync -avz main.irssi.org::irssiweb/scripts/scripts/\*.pl ~/.irssi/scripts/official
[20:29] <th0r> kderr: play it safe
[20:30] <josht> sorry
[20:30] <Dakkus> Hi. Installed eeebuntu, which now constantly freezes on my eeepc 4g whenever loads are high.
[20:30] <Spykemcc> dist-upgrade not work all the time, I never tried as ubuntu isn't a rolling release type it should be badly supported ...
[20:30] <JohnCDI> antonio_: i dont know if ubuntu would automatically detect the new computers hardware but either way i think backing up your data and just doing a fresh install to the new computer would be ideal
[20:31] <keeroo> hello
[20:31] <Dakkus> The previous crash took place when I was updating a lot of stuff at once, requiring a download of 150MB.
[20:31] <aethersix> i love ubuntu.
[20:31] <aethersix> fyi.
[20:31] <Dakkus> And, now the computer no longer boots.
[20:31] <keeroo> I have the situation that "sudo -i" is executed after seconds
[20:31] <tesseracter> hello! i would like the behavior of my window panel in GNOME to change from [minimize, restore] to [bring to front, minimize, restore], any idea how to change this?
[20:31] <keeroo> and "strace sudo -i" comes instantly
[20:31] <keeroo> any idea where to find the error?
[20:32] <antonio_> JohnCDI what if I just try, would it be dangerous?
[20:32] <JohnCDI> i would back up whatever you dont want to lose
[20:33] <Cige> ok, so to get my desktop to use my usb wifi I need to type in the terminal "sudo modprobe ndiswrapper", the problem is that I currently need to do this every time I boot into ubuntu.  Is there a way to automate this so it is performed at startup?
[20:33] <th0r> Cige: put ndiswrapper in /etc/modules
[20:33] <Cige> ok
[20:34] <th0r> Cige: that's it...just the one word...on a line by itself
[20:34] <Cige> should I mak a modules folder in /etc?  I don't see one
[20:35] <Cige> oh, wait it's a text file isn't it
[20:35] <guntbert> josht: commands to you client must start with a / (no blank in front)
[20:35] <th0r> Cige: no...it is a simple text file. If it doesn't exist create it..../etc/modules
[20:35] <Teclys> !automate
[20:35] <josht> what is the advantage of MC over nautilus?
[20:35] <jophish> Would a gtx 295 run under linux?
[20:35] <th0r> josht: you asked for useful cli apps.
[20:35] <tener> hey... i just tried to give my dad some tech support on getting dvd's to work "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" on ubuntu 8.10. the command downloaded all the files and segfaulted before anything got done
[20:35] <tesseracter> jophish, my gtx280 runs fine
[20:35] <th0r> josht: nautilus won't run at the cli
[20:35] <Lint01> josht, less clutter, more info
[20:36] <josht> oh i see so you dont have to look at so many icons right?
[20:36] <jophish> thanks tesseracter, but I'm not sure about the sli
[20:36] <tesseracter> jophish, i use the nvidia drivers newer than the repo, but the card works just fine.
[20:36] <jophish> ok, thanks
[20:37] <guntbert> josht: very often you work with a remote machine (via ssh) so you will need things that work on the CLI
[20:37] <tener> hey... i just tried to give my dad some tech support on getting dvd's to work "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" on ubuntu 8.10. the command downloaded all the files and segfaulted before anything got done. are there any reasons why? will it be fixed later? can i just install libdvdcss2 (in 8.10)?
[20:37] <dassouki> any alternatives to QCad for 2d architectue house design ?
[20:37] <tesseracter> jophish, ah, i think there are problems with sli, but i cant remember. check phoronix.com
[20:37] <jophish> thanks tesseracter
[20:38] <josht> ohh so if you go in using like an android phone?? or a ds running linux?
[20:38] <ylk> dassouki: made a research and QCad is the best. need something more try AutoCAD on wine
[20:39] <meteor``> im getting this while installing a software
[20:39] <meteor``> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/dfa831b7
[20:39] <guntbert> josht: for those too - but please take those questions to #ubuntu-offtopic as they are not "support questions" really
[20:39] <nicklas_> has anyone had any luck getting fallout 3 working in linux?
[20:39] <Besogon> dassouki: Briskacd
[20:39] <th0r> meteor``: do you have another instance of synaptic open?
[20:39] <josht> oh sorry
[20:39] <dassouki> ylk: is there a plugin to allow for autocad shortcuts
[20:39] <meteor``> no
[20:39] <dassouki> Besogon: i'll check iout
[20:39] <meteor``> i was having aporblem with updates this evening.
[20:40] <meteor``> wait let me show it to ou
[20:40] <josht> join/ #ubuntuofftopic
[20:40] <guntbert> josht: its /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:40] <Cige> ok, it says I don't have permission to edit /etc/modules, how do I do this?
[20:41] <keeroo> when I execute "sudo", I have a delay of about 10 seconds... how can I correct it?
[20:41] <th0r> Cige: use sudo
[20:41] <Half-Leif> I can't get my monitors to display correct resolution in ubuntu(9.04). I'm using a T60p laptop(1400x1050) in a mini-dock connected to a HP display(1980x1200).
[20:41] <guntbert> Cige: you'll need sudo/gksudo
[20:41] <guntbert> !sudo | Cige
[20:41] <guntbert> !gksudo | Cige
[20:41] <tener> keero, sudo executes another command as root. you can try "sudo -k" then "sudo whoami"
[20:42] <Besogon> dassouki: arcicad (many cad) see thouse link http://linuxopen.ru/2008/06/23/cad-sapr-dlja-linux.html
[20:42] <meteor``> im getting this after sudp apt-get upgrade
[20:42] <meteor``> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m11909d96
[20:42] <Cige> ubottu: thanks!
[20:42] <tudon> is there still no easy way for ubuntu to set up xorg.conf if a monitor is not recocnized ???? do people still need to manualy blabla ??? :(((
[20:42] <Cige> I only knew about sudo
[20:42] <tener> Cige, or even "sudo nano -w /etc/modules"
[20:42] <tener> ;)
[20:42] <keeroo> tener, but I haven't had this delay previously... why does it occur?
[20:42] <dassouki> Besogon: thanks :D
[20:43] <keeroo> tener, sudo -k has the same delay
[20:43] <meteor``> im getting this after sudp apt-get upgrade - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m11909d96
[20:43] <dassouki> Besogon: arccad link doesn't work lol
[20:43] <Viliny_> ubottu, hi
[20:43] <Guest10064> drivers for canon pixma MP110 ubuntu 9.04
[20:43] <th0r>  Cige mc is a useful tool for those edits, but that is, apparently, ot
[20:43] <tesseracter> my favorite command is "sudo !!" - it executes the previous command, with sudo tacked on te the front.
[20:43] <josht> can you use moc to read the tags instead of a filename?
[20:43] <Viliny_> so, sudo ! !
[20:43] <Viliny_> ?
[20:44] <tesseracter> "sudo !!"
[20:44] <Chazz> sudo !!
[20:44] <tesseracter> no need for a space Viliny_
[20:44] <th0r> josht: if you mean 'mc' no...but it will edit configs and scripts, and I think it will display hex, but I haven't done that in years
[20:44] <Viliny_> ah ok
[20:44] <Cige> there we go, thanks a ton!
[20:44] <Half-Leif> Nobody know how to solve my display issue?
[20:44] <Viliny_> i can imagine that would be handy
[20:45] <josht> no i mean for moc the music player
[20:45] <tesseracter> Viliny_, plus, it saves the complete command in your bash history, not just the sudo !!
[20:45] <Viliny_> oh nice
[20:45] <DugenNash> hello
[20:45] <Vanion> Having trouble booting my windows installation using grub , gets stuck at "Starting up..." someone know whats wrong?
[20:45] <th0r> josht: I use easytag for that
[20:45] <josht> what does that do?
[20:45] <Cige> also, I want to run sudo rmmod pcspkr at startup to turn off the system beep, which I find annoying, is there a way to do this
[20:46] <th0r> josht: reads the tags for mp3s etc
[20:46] <DugenNash> I was wondering if anyone has had a problem where web page layouts are messed up
[20:46] <tesseracter> Half-Leif, i would go it with an xorf.conf edit, but thats pretty messy.
[20:46] <Spykemcc> Cige yes check on google
[20:46] <josht> will it do it if i use moc to play my music?
[20:46] <th0r> Cige: you can blacklist a module....google blacklist modules
[20:46] <george2515> hay guys anyone have a good tut for graphic card configuration?
[20:46] <Cige> ok, thanks!
[20:46] <tesseracter> george2515, which card?
[20:47] <george2515> intel
[20:47] <george2515> hold on
[20:47] <th0r> josht: easytag is for reading and editing the mp3 id info...you can still play the music in whatever player you desire
[20:47] <tesseracter> george2515, there are easy intel driver packages in the ubuntu repos... it shouldnt be too hard.
[20:47] <josht> i see thanks.. learning alot here
[20:47] <gamepockets> can anyone help burn a .dmg image in kubuntu??
[20:48] <tesseracter> gamepockets, dmg2iso?
[20:48] <DugenNash> anyone have any ideas as to why some web pages render funny? I have tried both Firefox and Opera, it seems like the css is rendered incorrectly or something
[20:48] <gamepockets> well its a mac os9 install and i run a ppc g3
[20:48] <george2515> well ...when i update the system graphics slow down
[20:48] <Vanion> Getting stuck at "Starting up..." when i'm tryin to boot my windows installation, someone familiar with that kind of problem?
[20:48] <guntbert> josht: most of us do
[20:49] <george2515> when i put fresh install they re fine
[20:49] <lunis> I want Empathy 2.27.5. Are there any repositories that can make this happen? If not, how can I install a -dev package, ignoring all dependencies so i can manually checkinstall later versions of said dependencies?
[20:50] <viki27> Hello , can someone recommend me on good software for edit video movies such in windows systems (windows movie maker or adobe premire)
[20:50] <DugenNash> anyone have any ideas as to why some web pages render funny? I have tried both Firefox and Opera, it seems like the css is rendered incorrectly or something
[20:51] <Keiffer> How do I force mount a ntfs partition. It needs to be checked
[20:52] <erikk71> hi all
[20:52] <kasparhauser> hi! got some trouble with old kernel packages. dpkg still lists them with "rc" and some still appear in grubs menu.lst
[20:52] <Half-Leif> tesseracter, must be hundreds of people using ubuntu with a external monitor in full-hd
[20:52] <kasparhauser> i guess that's because of fglrx modules. how do i get rid of the packages?
[20:53] <BriGuy_> kasparhauser: the old kernels stay installed until you clean them up
[20:53] <erikk71> dosbox what a pain in the rear end to use
[20:53] <kasparhauser> BriGuy_: i uninstalled the packages, but dpkg still lists them as "rc"
[20:53] <tesseracter> Half-Leif, sure, do you get any signal on your external monitor?
[20:54] <erikk71> next time i install
[20:54] <erikk71> ubuntu
[20:54] <erikk71> ill install freedos
[20:54] <OrvilleSash> anyone have any ideas as to why some web pages render funny? I have tried both Firefox and Opera, it seems like the css is rendered incorrectly or something
[20:54] <erikk71> then ubuntu
[20:54] <whobody> hi. I've downloaded ubuntu jackalope. I tried installing it, but when i click on Install Ubuntu from the menu, it just comes up with an underscore, and doesn't do anything. ???
[20:54] <tesseracter> Half-Leif, System > Display solves most people's issues.
[20:54] <Keiffer> How do I force mount a ntfs partition. It needs to be checked
[20:54] <Half-Leif> tesseracter, yes I'm using it right now. clone display from my laptop. Just plugged in the cable and it worked
[20:55] <erikk71> i think freedos is best for running dos programs
[20:55] <Half-Leif> tesseracter, the display settings don't have 1920x1200 as an option
[20:56] <danbhfive> Keiffer: the safest way I thought was to just boot windows
[20:56] <tesseracter> Keiffer, i've never found a way if the ntfs partition was yanked from a windows machine. i put it back in windows, then shutdown the windows system with the partition mounted if ejecting it doesnt work.
[20:56] <Lint01> erikk71, most modern videoadapters do not support dos graphics
[20:56] <Keiffer> I can't boot Windows. Has some missing files
[20:56] <erikk71> ok
[20:57] <erikk71> doxbos just dont ynderstand it
[20:57] <MyWay> hi, a question
[20:57] <danbhfive> Keiffer: well, it looks like there is a 'force' option in linux, but it looks like it will leave any files that are corrupted corrupt
[20:57] <tesseracter> Half-Leif, you can either add the line for 1920x1200 to your xorg, or get a more accurate spec for your monitor somewhere.
[20:58] <MyWay> i've added the user anywhere to www-data, but i can't still overwrite files in www-data's ftp folder
[20:58] <MyWay> this folder has write permission to group
[20:58] <tesseracter> danbhfive, force has never worked for me... ntfs being pulled out of windows is nasty.
[20:58] <manja> I'm looking for a typing training tool for my mom
[20:58] <Keiffer> danbhfive, OK. i'll get into it
[20:58] <meteor``> im getting this in upgrading - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m6c398337
[20:58] <Cige> Ok, it all works.  thanks alot
[20:59] <lakotajames> hi guys
[20:59] <danbhfive> tesseracter: ok, Ill make sure not to bring that up again  : )         thanks
[20:59] <n33ds_h3lp> how do you exit a man page in terminal?
[20:59] <lakotajames> i try to run software sources, and get this message: Failed to run /usr/bin/software-properties-gtk as user root.
[20:59] <lakotajames> Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file.
[20:59] <Half-Leif> tesseracter, It's a HP LP2475w
[20:59] <th0r> n33ds_h3lp: q
[20:59] <manja> n33ds_h3lp, ctrl+q
[20:59] <tesseracter> danbhfive, meh, it might work for someone...but not for my yanked out 16gb flash drive.
[20:59] <Lint01> lakotajames, try gksudo
[21:00] <BriGuy_> Keiffer: may I suggest that if your trying to recover a windows installation you use something like ubcd or ubcd4win.  lots of tools made for recovery
[21:00] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> Hi
[21:00] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> I am having toruble installing Splashy on Ubuntu 9.04
[21:00] <lakotajames> Lint01 Failed to run software-properties-gtk as user root.
[21:00] <lakotajames> Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file.
[21:00] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> trouble*
[21:00] <Keiffer> BriGuy_, from inside linux? ntfs and fat tools?
[21:01] <tesseracter> Half-Leif, thats the one my dad has...he uses a hp laptop on ubuntu to connect to it. umm... there might be a "force resolution" advanced feature...for him its in the nvidia control panel.
[21:01] <RioKuro> does anybody know a quick way to set up a trigger for a backup when an external harddrive is connected?
[21:01] <whobody> ???
[21:01] <BriGuy_> Keiffer: they are live boot cd.  And yes mainly ntfs and fat tools in there
[21:01] <lakotajames> I can't check for updates, either
[21:02] <guntbert> !info tipptrainer | manja
[21:02] <Keiffer> BriGuy_, thanks
[21:02] <BriGuy_> you don't have to build ubcd but ubcd4win you do..you could probably do this through wine.  check out the websites anyways
[21:02] <manja> guntbert, xactly, tu
[21:03] <BriGuy_> lakotajames: are you running with sudo?
[21:03] <viki27> Hello , i am trying to use ffmpeg to convert files from flv format to wmv and it working good , does it possible to tell ffmpeg to cut 10 sec from the start point of the movie ? (to start the convert process from specific time ?)
[21:03] <lakotajames> BriGuy_:  gksudo
[21:03] <dare> is tipptrainer better than ktouch?
[21:03] <tesseracter> tipptrainer do dvorak?
[21:03] <Lukasz_Tarkowski> nevermind I have got it :)
[21:03] <g[r]eek> Hi how do I search apt-get to see if a particular package exists?
[21:04] <dare> ktouch does dvorak
[21:04] <Half-Leif> tesseracter, okey. I'm using a ATI Fire GL V5250. I've never installed any sw for my graphics card in ubuntu. should I?
[21:04] <g[r]eek> I know it has the keyword mysql in it so I want to list all packages with 'mysql' in their name
[21:04] <jrib> !apt > g[r]eek
[21:04] <jrib> g[r]eek: apt-cache search foo
[21:04] <jrib> g[r]eek: use -n to limit to names
[21:04] <g[r]eek> Ok thanks
[21:04] <g[r]eek> cheers
[21:05] <tesseracter> Half-Leif, yes, ATI has a nice combined driver, open source too.
[21:05] <tesseracter> Half-Leif, you should see better performance too.
[21:05] <guntbert> dare: I don't know about ktouch, those k apps always come with a lot of kde dependencies, so I avoid them
[21:06] <tesseracter> Half-Leif, /join #ati too, they will be able to help.
[21:06] <Half-Leif> tesseracter, sweet. I'll join
[21:06] <dare> okay, that makes sense
[21:06] <BriGuy_> viki27: -ss Seek to given time position in seconds. hh:mm:ss[.xxx] syntax is also supported
[21:07] <owen1> i don't hear anything on my laptop. in alsamixer, all the bars are high and not muted. any clues?
[21:07] <BriGuy_> viki27: http://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-doc.html thats the page with all the commands
[21:07] <Olof2> Having trouble adding my windows installation to grub , tried to update grub but it doesn't work , someon know how to fix it?
[21:07] <n33ds_h3lp> im looking at man passwd. its talking about setting a password expiry option -e --numberofdays. does this mean that i can choose a new password at startup? is this safe as long as i trust every one where the computer is located?
[21:08] <danbhfive> Olof2: you only have to edit your menu.lst if grub is already booting ubuntu
[21:08] <hezy> Hi there. I have a new computer with an intel G31 chipset. I'm not sure if the jaunty-intel bug is relevant for my computer. How can I find out?
[21:08] <linduxed> yesterday i used the command "xset dpms 0 0 120" (and i mention it because i dont remember anything else thats significant) and now, whenever the gnome-screensaver should go online, the screen dims but then comes back to life right away and he 3 minute (my screensaving time) wait restarts.
[21:08] <linduxed> is there a way to fix this?
[21:08] <Olof2> danbhfive: But the problem is that i don't know wich number my windows patition have , so i don't know what i should write
[21:09] <th0r> n33ds_h3lp: after -e days the system will no longer allow you to log in except to change your password. It forces you to 'renew' your password every -e days
[21:09] <fergal32> hi
[21:09] <n33ds_h3lp> th0r: so, will I have to type in my old password in order to change it?
[21:09] <danbhfive> Olof2: hmm, well, you could run the command blkid.  that will tell you about your partition
[21:10] <bobwhoops> Is there a way to get a script to run on startup without having to define all the start/stop/restart nonsense from init.d?
[21:10] <owen1> i don't hear anything on my laptop. in alsamixer, all the bars are high and not muted. any clues?
[21:10] <th0r> n33ds_h3lp: that will be the only thing the old password will be good for
[21:11] <danbhfive> n33ds_h3lp: I think so.  you will login with you old password, and then you will be prompted to change
[21:11] <th0r> n33ds_h3lp: it is meant for a corporate environment where they want all employees to change their password every so many days...usually 30 or 60
[21:11] <Olof2> danbhfive: seems like lays on sda5 , does that mean that I should write (hd0,5)?
[21:12] <danbhfive> Olof2: I think (hd0,4)
[21:12] <Olof2> danbhfive: ok , will try that
[21:13] <danbhfive> Olof2: fyi, in the future, you should install windows to the first partition
[21:13] <Olof2> danbhfive: yeah I got to know it now after I installed Ubuntu... :P
[21:14] <YesImaLinuxN00B> Question for anyone. Has anyone used Reconstructor?
[21:14] <alex^^> hi guys, im wondering what would be the best way to clone my OS on my machine, to another HDD, this cloned hdd will go on another machine with exact same specs, any good tools out there to do this?
[21:15] <Clouse> Is there any way to change your user name in Ubuntu?
[21:15] <bishop> hello
[21:15] <jamba> alex^^ : http://www.nixtutor.com/linux/7-tasks-you-shouldnt-use-a-gui-for/   #4 maybe?
[21:16] <bingo> hi, do you think that pulseaudio problèmes will be solved in ubuntu 9.10
[21:16] <bingo> ?
[21:16] <viki27> BriGuy_: i also would like to limit the size of the output file when i use the option -fs (to limit the size of the file) i do get small size but the movie cut in the middle (duration before 4:20 - after 3:50) ?
[21:17] <danbhfive> bingo: http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup
[21:17] <lakotajames> how can I see where all my free space went to?
[21:17] <ProfOak> Is there a way to burn multiple ISOs to a DVD and make it bootable? Like burning ubuntu+crunchbang to a DVD, and booting into it.
[21:17] <danbhfive> lakotajames: have you tried the gnome app?
[21:17] <lakotajames> danbhfive which one?
[21:18] <danbhfive> lakotajames: bilbaoba?
[21:18] <Keiffer> Anyone knows a good, proffesional HexEditor for Ubuntu? Like WinHex
[21:18] <danbhfive> lakotajames: Apps > Acces > Disk Usage Analyzer
[21:19] <Olof2> Danbhfive: tried (hd0,4) , It said "Starting up..." but nothing more...
[21:20] <BriGuy_> viki27: sorry not that familiar with the program.  but you can't limit the file size to less than what it needs to output.  you can't squeeze an entire movie into 1mb.  you probably want to mess with the quality
[21:21] <wazzup> to Prof0ak, yes that can be done with isolinux
[21:21] <viki27> BriGuy_: i dont care if the quality came out not good , i just need to limit my file to 5MB but to keep the all movie any idea ?
[21:21] <bastian> hello, I have some problems setting up a static ip with /etc/network/interfaces
[21:21] <bastian> anyone willing to help?
[21:21] <guntbert> !info bless | Keiffer
[21:22] <tritium> bastian: sure, can you pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces file please?
[21:22] <YesImaLinuxN00B> Has anyone used Reconstructor?
[21:22] <bastian> tritium: yes one second
[21:22] <BriGuy_> viki27: I would check out the documentation on compression and such.  I watch alot of movies but don't encode many..and when I have done its mainly with gui programs.  I would try an irc channel for video encoding maybe
[21:22] <danbhfive> Olof2: does your menu.lst look like this?:http://blog.firetree.net/2005/08/26/duel-boot-windows-with-grub/
[21:23] <bastian> tritium: http://pastebin.com/m69fcb77a
[21:23] <bishop> gottago
[21:23] <danbhfive> Olof2: hmmm, the update-grub isnt needed, but the map statments, you got those?
[21:23] <bastian> tritium: the wlan0 interface works
[21:23] <tritium> bastian: also, note that you can "man interfaces", and "zless /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples/network-interfaces.gz" for some guidance.
[21:23] <b0nn> hmm, how do I tell what package a command is in?
[21:23] <danbhfive> b0nn: dpkg -S
[21:24] <bastian> tritium: actually i am about 100% sure that this configuration should work as it has done in prev. versions.
[21:24] <tritium> bastian: why no gateway?
[21:24] <sdfbgerf> ciao
[21:24] <sdfbgerf> !list
[21:24] <Olof2> Danbhfive: I've added this text to menu.Ist "title Windows
[21:24] <Olof2> root (hd0,4)
[21:24] <Olof2> chainloader +1"
[21:24] <b0nn> danbhfive: orsum, thanks
[21:24] <bucky> bastian: don't you need a line for your nameserver? also.. did you sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart ?
[21:24] <danbhfive> Olof2: can you use pastebin please?
[21:24] <bastian> tritium: it's not for internet access or anything... the thing is: the interface doesn't come up correctly with it's static ip on boot
[21:25] <axisys> anyone can suggest me a night vision webcam that will work with ubuntu ?
[21:25] <bastian> tritium: if I do sudo ifdown etho && sudo ifup eth0 it works
[21:25] <tritium> bucky: nameservers are specified in /etc/resolv.conf
[21:25] <bastian> tritium: but i have to do it after every boot
[21:25] <b0nn> bastian: what output does iwconfig give you?
[21:25] <tritium> bastian: that shouldn't be the case, with the "auto" stanza
[21:25] <Olof2> Danbhfive: map statements? added this text to menu.Ist " Title windows root (hd0,4) Chainloader +1"
[21:25] <BriGuy_> axisys: not sure..but if you get some ir lights you can use a regular webcam and others can't see the ir :)
[21:25] <bastian> tritium: eth0      no wireless extensions
[21:25] <tritium> iwconfig is for wireless interfaces, b0nn
[21:26] <Leonard_> bastian: old CA member?
[21:26] <bastian> leonard_ what is CA?
[21:26] <bastian> =)
[21:26] <b0nn> sorry, I thought wlan0 was the problem iface
[21:26] <Leonard_> guess not then :P
[21:26] <osiris> i changed my /etc/hosts file to point to my local phpbb, but when i try to resolve it by url, the icons dont show up.  they show up if i resolve it by ip.  any ideas ?
[21:26] <axisys> BriGuy_: i will need a webcam that does not filter ir then
[21:27] <gbear14275> I just did a fresh install of 9.04 but didn't install a boot loader as I didn't want to copy over my last one.  Now I can't boot... I tried following this article to repair it but am now getting /boot/grub/stage1 and grub/stage1 does not exist
[21:27] <gbear14275> any ideas on how to fix this?
[21:27] <bastian> tritium: i guess it would work with network-manager, but my wlan driver conflicts with nm, therefore i had to uninstall it...
[21:27] <axisys> BriGuy_: do you know a site where I can purchase one from ?
[21:27] <wazzup> axisys: many webcams does not filter ir
[21:27] <tritium> bastian: it should work as you have specified.
[21:28] <th0r> osiris: did you use absolute paths for the icons?
[21:28] <danbhfive> Olof2: http://pastebin.com/d5a511743
[21:28] <bastian> tritium: that's what bothers me too... maybe I could force a ifdown and ifup on every boot? in some file...
[21:28] <osiris> i didnt change the default config at all really
[21:28] <axisys> wazzup: i need to find one that also works with linux.. can you suggest one that I can google search.. so far have not found one
[21:28] <YesImaLinuxN00B> axisys: just remove the ir filter from the lens
[21:29] <tritium> bastian: technically, that's done too, with /etc/init.d/networking
[21:29] <osiris> set the hostname, password, added a user, made a test post, but no customer icons th0r
[21:29] <BriGuy_> axisys: point your remote control at your camera and hit a button..if you see a flash it picks up ir :)
[21:29] <axisys> YesImaLinuxN00B: i tried to remove from one and I broke the cmos.. quickcam communicate mp .. :-(
[21:29] <Olof3> Danbhfive: sry , newbie with ubuntu , don't know how to use paste bin...
[21:29] <axisys> BriGuy_: first i have to get one
[21:29] <bastian> tritium: ok thanks for your help anyways...
[21:29] <osiris> th0r, for example, the captcha doesnt show up by url, but does by ip
[21:29] <YesImaLinuxN00B> axisys: then u need to replace it with a piece of developed film
[21:29] <wazzup> axisys: i have some trust sht, i'll test it in ubuntu
[21:29] <bastian> ciao!
[21:29] <danbhfive> Olof3: thats fine, I was actually sending you the info at that link
[21:30] <th0r> osiris: still...if you look at the source pointing to the graphic...is it a relative path or an absolute path
[21:30] <axisys> YesImaLinuxN00B: replacing the cmos?
[21:31] <Olof3> Danbhfive:Ahh good:P thanks =)
[21:31] <BriGuy_> axisys: true I'm not sure of any that will definately work.  I might searching google for linux infrared webcam...I found a few results
[21:31] <trakcyia> how do i disable nvidia powersaving (automatic downclocking)?
[21:31] <osiris> th0r, im gonna say relative
[21:32] <danbhfive> Olof3: gl, hope that works for ya
[21:34] <schao> hi
[21:34] <schao> i have got a problem(network sharing)
[21:35] <guntbert> osiris: care to pastebin your /etc/hosts ?
[21:35] <osiris> sure
[21:35] <schao> i want to connect windows share folder, but warning : unable to mount location, failed to mount windows share, what is this ?
[21:36] <schao> what can i do ?
[21:36] <schao> on ubuntu 9.04
[21:37] <osiris> guntbert, http://pastebin.com/d73e241fd
[21:38] <guntbert> osiris: ok - ping wickedtribe.homeip.net works?
[21:38] <osiris> oh yeah
[21:38] <mordocai> Hello, i just used the guide on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto in order to install sensors for my computer. I got it to work fine, however, there isn't anything clearly labeled CPU. The output of sensors is http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d22f332bb. Can anyone tell me what the various temperatures mean?
[21:39] <Olof3> Danbhfive: Me again... Got a bit further this time though , now it said "starting up" but also "a disk reading error occured" (bad translation) is it something wrong with my windows installation?
[21:39] <osiris> guntbert, i can view the board.  its just things like the pbpbb button in the top left, the captcha, the "icons" by login, regiter, etc, that dont show up
[21:40] <Justiceiro> ?
[21:40] <owner_> I need help with my apache server.. i keep getting 'Restarting web server: apache2/usr/sbin/apache2: error while loading shared libraries: libkrb5.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory'
[21:40] <danbhfive> Olof3: i don't know, sorry
[21:40] <moose55> could someone help me out with transferring files from jaunty to XP using a CROSSOVER cable?
[21:41] <aftertaf> hey. Can anyone help me fix issues with Skype and PulseAudio ?
[21:41] <Olof3> danbhfive: Ok  , no worries
[21:41] <danbhfive> aftertaf: http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup
[21:41] <axisys> hmm.. i wonder if this one will work or not
[21:41] <axisys> http://cgi.ebay.com/Infrared-Night-USB-Web-Cam-Webcam-for-98-2000-XP-Vista_W0QQitemZ350234786728QQcmdZViewItemQQptZPCA_Video_Conferencing_Webcams?hash=item518b9ebba8&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14#ebayphotohosting
[21:41] <guntbert> osiris: and they show up if you point your browser to 192.168.1.111 ?
[21:41] <axisys> with ubuntu
[21:41] <osiris> guntbert, yep
[21:41] <aftertaf> danbhfive: looking. thanks :)
[21:42] <osiris> guntbert, but once i log in, since it does a re-direct, the url will change to the domain name, and the icons disappear.
[21:42] <moose55> could someone help me out with transferring files from jaunty to XP using a CROSSOVER cable? PM ME PLEASE
[21:43] <osiris> moose55, set both ends in the same subnet, ip wise, and use samba
[21:43] <guntbert> osiris: you will have to look into the server logs - do you know where to find them?
[21:43] <osiris> guntbert, im sure i can find them with a little poking around
[21:43] <moymoy> is it even possible to mount a computer through a USB cable?
[21:44] <osiris> heck, ill use wireshark if i have to, but this is just an afternoon time killer
[21:44] <guntbert> osiris: it should be something like /var/log/apache...
[21:46] <bobwhoops> I'm running a program from a startup script in /etc/init.d using 'sudo -u foo' to change the user, but the problem is that I need an environment variable set for user foo. Where should I set this variable?
[21:46] <guntbert> osiris: its /var/log/apache2/error.log or access.log
[21:46] <gbear14275> I just installed a fresh copy of jaunty over my old one but switched to ext4, in my install I told it to use the same partition and now am having grub errors (i said to not install a bootloader).  I think the problem may relate to my uuid... but I'm not sure.  Any advice?
[21:48] <gbear14275> I've already gone through a few repair grub howto's with no luck
[21:48] <Lint01> where should I report bugs in locale?
[21:49] <zatamine> hi!! All
[21:49] <moose55> osiris....does samba work with crossover cable?
[21:50] <osiris> why wouldnt it ?
[21:50] <Alvinware> Does any one know what's arca beta, a hardware?
[21:50] <osiris> moose55, samba is just a protocol
[21:50] <gbear14275> or could someone tell me how to view the grub config files from the grub prompt?
[21:50] <zatamine> can anyone tel me how to update filezilla thanx
[21:51] <osiris> moose55, if you have ssh on the linux box, you can download winscp, and do it like that
[21:51] <osiris> FTP client style
[21:52] <moose55> yeah but i cant get them to communicate via crossover cable
[21:54] <losher> Alvinware: I've never heard of it. More importantly. neither apparently has google. Got any context?
[21:55] <Alvinware> losher, My friend said it was from Japan, and it's a hardware for computer,it hide the owner I.P..
[21:56] <burntresistor> has anyone successfully been able to get tversity to work on wine
[21:56] <flodine_> hey can someone tell me why my laptop screen is always so dark in 9.04
[21:57] <losher> Alvinware: I still don't see anything that fits in google. Could you have translated it wrong? At this point it's starting to look very off-topic
[21:57] <kerm|t> flodine_: your laptop should have keys to adjust the brightness
[21:57] <BriGuy_> flodline try the power options or use the keys to adjust brightness
[21:57] <flodine_> i do that but it keeps going back dark
[21:57] <guntbert> moose55: you have to set ip addresses manually on both ends , I suppose
[21:58] <burntresistor> step 8 on wine hq says to run  wineboot i dont know what that means
[22:00] <amaro> tem alguem do brasil ai?
[22:01] <losher> !br | amaro
[22:01] <amaro> como faço?
[22:01] <cearboy> i cannot get ubuntu to find my wireless card, the manufacturer support page only has windows drivers, any suggestions?
[22:01] <losher> amaro: type: /join #ubuntu-br
[22:02] <Name141> Is the dell version of Ubuntu any differnt than the regular DVD or CD ?
[22:02] <Shor_e> how do I get in my repo?
[22:02] <Shor_e> using terminal?
[22:03] <cearboy> i cannot get ubuntu to find my wireless card, the manufacturer support page only has windows drivers, any suggestions?
[22:03] <moymoy> Name141: probably the same but has better support for their laptop buttons and such and has dell repos
[22:03] <ctmjr> !ndiswrapper | cearboy
[22:03] <Name141> moymoy: Would they have anything special for their desktops?
[22:03] <Name141> moymoy: I am having trouble with my NIC working properly after Hardy
[22:03] <trakcyia> dell has repos?
[22:03] <Oook> can someone help me out with dual booting ubuntu and XP?
[22:03] <Oook> :P
[22:04] <moymoy> Name141: no idea.. i myself use the original ubuntu image on a dell Vostro
[22:04] <Oook> I keep getting a resize operation error
[22:04] <Name141> moymoy: Perhaps it's worth a try?
[22:04] <Oook> and I do not want to uninstall my XP
[22:04] <moymoy> Name141: you can try, but i don't know what NIC is
[22:04] <Name141> moymoy: ehhh the networking card
[22:05] <moymoy> Oook: that looks like a grub error
[22:05] <Draggin> Ello
[22:05] <linuxrock5> is there a module for serial in ubuntu?
[22:05] <moymoy> Oook: you just have to set grub up again i would think
[22:05] <cattellar> do you know if it's possible to hide the left menu on banshee?
[22:05] <Oook> err..
[22:05] <Draggin> I've finally decided to upgrade my 8.04 installation to 8.10, but I'm afraid it didn't seem to work so well... My graphics seem to be rather messed up (keeps complaining about the nVidia kernel not being initialised or something) and the nVidia Restricted drivers app isn't proving very helpful either - even if I select a different driver and try to activate it, all of the listed drivers...
[22:05] <Draggin> ...remain inactive on the system... Any ideas?
[22:05] <Name141> moymoy: Any ideas on where to look for the dell version?
[22:05] <Oook> Well.. how would I go about doing that. x_X
[22:05] <Oook> I'm running Ubuntu live atm.
[22:06] <Oook> I want to install.. but I keep getting resize operation failures when I try to resize the windows partition.
[22:06] <moymoy> Name141: it's got problems with an ethernet network card?
[22:06] <losher> Draggin: I seem to recall the nvidia site has drivers you can download & install for linux. Worth a try, no?
[22:06] <Oook> VIA the Ubuntu installer
[22:06]  * TwoToneSpirit feels bad for oook.
[22:06] <gnubie> Oook; http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Dual-Booting_Windows_and_Ubuntu   have you looked through here?
[22:06] <TwoToneSpirit> oook: head over to #grub, they helped me.
[22:06] <Oook> alright, I'll try both
[22:07] <Draggin> losher - I guess,,, But wouldn't that break dependencies and all that? I'm not all that technically advanced when it comes to Linux, so I don't want to mess with things that don't need messing with,,,
[22:07] <matu> hi, how to get the live version bootable on my sd ?
[22:07] <losher> Oook: are you using gparted to do the resize? What *exactly* happens....?
[22:08] <Oook> Well, I'm using gparted in Ubuntu
[22:08] <matu> it is not working anymore on 9.04
[22:08] <Oook> I can't resize the partition
[22:08] <Oook> It just doesn't let me.
[22:08] <koudelka_> hello!, is there some official ubuntu server usb image?
[22:09] <losher> Draggin: the graphics card drivers are pretty much standalone. And you can always go back to 8.04. Or get out the wand...
[22:09] <cattellar> koudelka_: you could just use unetbootin
[22:09] <koudelka_> works for server als?
[22:09] <koudelka_> also?
[22:09] <Draggin> losher - Go back to 8.04? How
[22:09] <BusMaster> koudelka_, usb-creator
[22:09] <Oook> losher: and when I try to resize VIA Ubuntu installer I get a resize operation error
[22:09] <Oook> `-`
[22:09] <koudelka_> well, i use opensolaris
[22:09] <cattellar> koudelka_: i'd say yeah
[22:09] <moymoy> Name141: http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_9.04
[22:09] <matu> I cant launch the live ubutu 9.04 from my SD
[22:09] <matu> is it NORMAL ?
[22:10] <styol> how would i go about reinstalling ubuntu via network boot to an osx computer?
[22:10] <styol> or rather from an osx computer
[22:10] <losher> Draggin: well, the hard way. Via a backup (you made a backup, right?) or reinstall from scratch from the CD...
[22:10] <moymoy> matu: are you selecting it to boot when you're in the bios?
[22:11] <Draggin> Pffft... Backups are for wussies :P Nah, I just thought you meant there's some standard built-in way to default back to your previous installatoin
[22:11] <cattellar> what can I install a game from a 6gb iso?? I cant mount it or burn it in a normal dvd :/
[22:11] <Cocoabean> ls
[22:11] <matu> yes
[22:11] <matu> it gives me a msg like, ubuntu is unable to launch the linux kernerl...
[22:11] <matu> but it worked on 8.10!
[22:11] <cattellar> you're screwed
[22:11] <losher> Draggin: one day there will be, but for now, there's only the wussy method...
[22:12] <Draggin> losher - Hehe :) Thanks.
[22:12] <Oook> hmm
[22:12] <OttifantSir> This is Ubuntu-support, I know, but I have set up a Samba-share to allow my neighbours access to TV-shows and movies. Problem is, how do I connect to it from Windows? I used Webmin to set it up, with a setting of allowing everybody access, but Windows says it can't find it, or that the user may not have permissions to access it.
[22:12] <john__> Anyone know how to make http://www.fiero.nl/cgi-bin/main.cgi?chat work under Jaunty?
[22:13] <matu> moymoy, ?
[22:13] <Oook> losher: any ideas? ._.
[22:13] <losher> Draggin: since those are both relatively drastic options, I'd try the nvidia site dowload thing first...
[22:13] <Alvinware> What's arca beta from japan, an ip hardware?
[22:13] <drrob1> I am having a problem w/ tilda under 9.04
[22:13] <moymoy> matu: oh, sorry i wasn't following
[22:13] <Draggin> losher - yeah, guess that is the safest, huh?
[22:13] <drrob1> It started giving a page segment fault and won't start
[22:14] <matu> u dont have to be sorry about it
[22:14] <moymoy> matu: are you using 9.04? that's strange.. have you checked if your ISO was corrupt?
[22:14] <matu> yes it is not
[22:14] <drrob1> it was working fine, and stopped after an update
[22:14] <losher> Oook: only lousy ones: a) google for known workarounds, or b) use a different partition manager
[22:14] <matu> i guess the 9.04 is just unable to do it
[22:14] <josh___> I've got a headless ubuntu machine running here. I want to be able to log in using gdm over the network. What should I reference for that?
[22:14] <Oook> ah okay.
[22:14] <Shor_e> how do i update to the latest version of transmission?
[22:14] <Oook> Thank you :P
[22:15] <Neutron_> I am trying to run various windows games that are rated as platinum in wine's appdb, however none of them seem to be running without extra configuration on my system.. are others experiencing the same things? the games I am trying to run are WoW, and halflife 1/halflife 2 based games
[22:15] <matu> yes thanks moymoy
[22:15] <josht> cant u jsut do sudo apt-get install transmission and it will upgrade?
[22:15] <mdgrech> how do i change the font color in the nautilus file browser?
[22:15] <Shor_e> josht, the latest 1.73 version?
[22:15] <whobody> noone can help me with my ubuntu prob in ##linux
[22:15] <josht> shore_e: yea i think so thats what i did and it worked
[22:15] <guntbert> !webmin | OttifantSir (be careful)
[22:16] <Neutron_> CS for example loads, but then just exits without errors.. WoW loads, but the screen just looks totally messy, and runs with a very low framerate
[22:16] <Raulh> hey guys; does anyone know how to get wireless adapter drivers working on ubuntu
[22:16] <Raulh> !wifi
[22:16] <matu> i will opt for fedora :(
[22:16] <JackDeth1> whobody: wuzzup?
[22:16] <whobody> matu: i use fedora
[22:16] <moymoy> Shor_e: are there features you JUST can't live without in the newer version?
[22:16] <josht> Shore_e: sorry nvm i just checked and it was not for 1.73 mine is still 1.72
[22:16] <matu> u mean the live sd ?
[22:16] <whobody> matu: it rocks! (no offense ubuntu)
[22:16] <whobody> nah, i have it on hdd
[22:17] <moymoy> matu: sorry then, i don't know.. perhaps try with a different USB
[22:17] <matu> i just need to have a livd sd working
[22:17] <chocotuar> has anyone every tried to untar a file to a remote folder? I want to do something like "tar xzf blah.tar.gz2 -C user@hostname:/location/of/dir"
[22:17] <matu> no it works with usb
[22:17] <nerr> Hey everybody, I'm trying to figure out X11 Forwarding over SSH but can't seem to get it right.  Are there certain packages I need to install besides just xauth to make it work?
[22:17] <matu> i need sd
[22:17] <whobody> cd
[22:17] <bruenig> ls
[22:17] <matu> sd
[22:17] <whobody> I've downloaded ubuntu jackalope. I tried installing it, but when i click on Install Ubuntu from the menu, it just comes up with an underscore, and doesn't do anything. ???
[22:17] <whobody> oh
[22:17] <whobody> sd card
[22:17] <matu> yes !
[22:18] <moymoy> chocotuar: why would you want to extract to a remote folder? the compressed archive makes the transfer over the network faster
[22:18] <matu> i was able to have the live sd working with 8.10
[22:18] <whobody> i tried doing that with ubu, no luck
[22:18] <matu> it does not work anymore >_<
[22:18] <JenniferB3> hi folks, how do I set up tighvncserver ?
[22:18] <Raulh> hey guys; does anyone know how to get wireless adapter drivers working on ubuntu
[22:18] <Raulh> hey guys; does anyone know how to get wireless adapter drivers working on ubuntu
[22:18] <OttifantSir> guntbert: I know that, however, Webmin was supported in 8.04, and that is where I use it. And ebox is not working at all. It has too few choices, and its "proprietary" modules makes sure that I can't use the CLI tools to set up services to be run. It's even worse than having to be careful with using Webmin.
[22:18] <chocotuar> moymoy: I have the openmoko neo freerunner and I'm trying to install an operating system, but I have a unique problem of not being able to mount the micro sd card correctly to my main computer
[22:19] <moymoy> nerr: what error do you get when you use the -X option?
[22:19] <josht> Neutron: i am running cs 1.6 perfectly fine under wine
[22:19] <gbear14275> could anyone point me to a good grub fix howto?  I just installed jaunty on ext4 and didn't install a bootloader (cause I already had one)... now... nothings working... already gone through a couple grub fix howto's already
[22:19] <chocotuar> ...so I must untar the files locally, and transfer them across usb to my device, which has the mounted micro sd card
[22:19] <Shor_e> moymoy, yes, do you know how to get the latest repo for transmission 1.73?
[22:19] <moymoy> chocotuar: does your openmoko have ssh?
[22:19] <nerr> moymoy: I always get no display specified, even if I export a display as localhost:0
[22:19] <chocotuar> moymoy: yes it does
[22:19] <whobody> hi. I've downloaded ubuntu jackalope. I tried installing it, but when i click on Install Ubuntu from the menu, it just comes up with an underscore, and doesn't do anything. ???
[22:20] <OttifantSir> This is Ubuntu-support, I know, but I have set up a Samba-share to allow my neighbours access to TV-shows and movies. Problem is, how do I connect to it from Windows? I used Webmin to set it up, with a setting of allowing everybody access, but Windows says it can't find it, or that the user may not have permissions to access it.
[22:20] <guntbert> OttifantSir: ok, just wanted you to be aware - I don't use ebox either...
[22:20] <Raulh> i have the tenda twl541p, how can i get it to work on ubuntu, anyone??
[22:20] <moymoy> nerr: no no nooo!! .. never export a display on your own.. ssh handles it... do you ssh -X blah blah?
[22:20] <Neutron_> hmm yeah I am trying to load CS, the game loads, but then either freezes or just exits without error. now I know that I can't expect everything to run in wine out of the box, but all games that are clearly listed as "platinum" just don't work for me
[22:20] <moymoy> chocotuar: okay.. so you can extract the file locally.. then transfer the whole dir over through scp
[22:20] <JackDeth1> whobody: Could you have a bad burn? Have you tried downloading it and burning it again?
[22:20] <gbear14275> no grub guru's out there?
[22:20] <moymoy> chocotuar: man scp
[22:20] <nerr> moymoy: It doesn't appear to do anything differently than a standard SSH connection would
[22:20] <Lint01> OttifantSir, do you use IP adresses to connect?
[22:21] <Raulh> i have the tenda twl541p, how can i get it to work on ubuntu, anyone??
[22:21] <josht> Neutron_: im not an expert... actually pretty noob but did u install from steam or from ur cd?
[22:21] <whobody> JackDeth1: many times
[22:21] <whobody> the MD5 thing is fine too
[22:21] <nerr> wait moymoy, here we go
[22:21] <whobody> JackDeth1: it works on my desktop, but not laptop
[22:21] <bendt> I deleted files in /etc/bluetooth - how do I get them back? Reinstalling pakcages didnt work...
[22:21] <OttifantSir> Lint01: Yes. I use \\192.168.0.120\share
[22:21] <chocotuar> moymoy: that's where the problem is. see, I'm extracting an operating system so the symbolic links get all messed up after I extract, and scp follows these bad symbolic links
[22:21] <nerr> moymoy: /usr/bin/X11/xauth:  error in locking authority file /home/matt/.Xauthority
[22:22] <moymoy> nerr: type in like gedit or something into the terminal
[22:22] <moymoy> nerr: it should forward the gedit window
[22:22] <acr0nym> nano ftw ;P
[22:22] <linuxrock5> is the serial driver compiled into the ubuntu kernel?
[22:22] <whobody> JackDeth1: i've also tried knoppix and debian, nothing
[22:22] <JackDeth1> whobody: what kind of laptop are you trying to install on?
[22:22] <OttifantSir> Lint01: the share is three 1TB discs in LVM array, mounted to \home\ottiserver\share
[22:22] <moymoy> nerr: okay.. delete that file ~/.Xauthority
[22:22] <whobody> JackDeth1: one running vista, made by iQon
[22:22] <ctmjr> whobody: when you boot to the cd with ubuntu press f4 then choose safe graphics mode then install
[22:22] <moymoy> nerr: don't worry.. it'll generate a new one
[22:23] <Raulh> !ndiswrapper
[22:23] <Raulh> fuck
[22:23] <Raulh> that's not helping..
[22:23] <whobody> ctmjr i'll have a go
[22:23] <FloodBot2> Raulh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:23] <nerr> moymoy: I'm actually trying to use PuTTY to connect to this box from a Windows machine.  Do I need some kind of X server on Windows as well?
[22:23] <blognewb> hi how do i check if "imagick.so" exists via bash?
[22:23] <whobody> !language Raulh
[22:23] <whobody> wha!
[22:23] <JackDeth1> whobody: If it's an older computer you could try Puppy Linux. If it's a somewhat newer computer try booting the cd with safe graphics mode.
[22:23] <whobody> it's new
[22:23] <fat_rat> !ohmy |Raulh
[22:24] <moymoy> chocotuar: is your phone itself capable of extracting the archive? or is that what you're avoiding?
[22:24] <moymoy> nerr: D; ... yes yes you do
[22:24] <bendt> I deleted files in /etc/bluetooth - how do I get them back? Reinstalling pakcages didnt work...
[22:24] <nerr> moymoy: ahahaha, okay, I'll do some research then. :) Thanks anyway.
[22:24] <JackDeth1> whobody: One laptop I tried installing it on gave me the same problem. I had to use a Windows 98 boot disk to format the drive before it would let me install any Linux on it. Wierd.
[22:25] <whobody> hmm
[22:25] <whobody> it's not workin now either
[22:25] <josh___> what client program can I use to connect to xdmcp on another computer?
[22:25] <guntbert> nerr: there is cygwin/X as x server for windows
[22:25] <chocotuar> moymoy: it's very capable of untarring, but I don't think I have enough room to put the archive AND the extracted operating system on it at the same time, I only have so much space on the phone
[22:25] <whobody> i've tried a number of things, thanks to ##linux
[22:25] <r00t|vaio> hello, i'm trying to run the ubuntu install cd on some notebook... it seems that the kernel panics when it loads the i810 audio driver... is there some method to stop it from loading that driver?
[22:25] <user33> hi all
[22:26] <blognewb> hi how do i check if "imagick.so" exists via bash?
[22:26] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: [ -f imagick.so ]
[22:26] <binarymutant> blognewb, mlocate imagick.so
[22:26] <blognewb> r00t|vaio: with brackets?
[22:26] <chocotuar> moymoy: the best way I can think of doing it is just untarring on the big machine, and somehow automatically redirecting that output to the phone over usb (network address 192.168.0.202) to the mounted location of the micro sd card
[22:26] <gbear14275> is there a repair install command or something within the installer?  I really don't want to have to go through the entire install again just to fix grub.... :(
[22:26] <moymoy> chocotuar: perhaps you can setup an NFS share on your computer and mount it with your phone
[22:27] <drrob1> getting help here is like screaming at the top of your lungs and hoping someone hears and answers
[22:27] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: yes, that checks for a file in the current directory, you might want something more complex
[22:27] <moymoy> chocotuar: and have your phone untar it through the network
[22:27] <styol> ubuntu network boot to reinstall ubuntu? the network boot would be on an osx computer, any suggestions
[22:27] <cattellar> gbear14275: you can install grub again without reinstalling your system
[22:27] <r00t|vaio> gbear14275: boot the live system, mount your hd, ...
[22:27] <ideamonk> hey guys just wrote a script that helps in accessing pastebins from terminal, anyone interested ?
[22:28] <r00t|vaio> ideamonk: spamming, are we? does it at least contain a trojan?
[22:28] <DJNomad> to the person asking about connecting linux to windows I done it before what part are you needing ?
[22:28] <zachary> Is it recommended to use kernel package when building your own kernel?
[22:28] <cattellar> ideamonk: does it work to post a pastebin entry from terminal?
[22:28] <ideamonk> r00t|vaio, what trojan would a humble pythong script do
[22:28] <bruenig> !kernel | zachary
[22:28] <ideamonk> cattellar, yeah :)
[22:28] <DJNomad> i think I used samba on linux and tiny vnc on the windows
[22:28] <zachary> bruenig: thank you
[22:28] <bruenig> !thanks | zachary
[22:28] <cattellar> ideamonk: nice, im interested :)
[22:29] <bendt> Please help - I've been an idiot and deleted everything in /etc/bluetooth. Thought it would come back upon reinstalling packages, but it didnt. How do i recover the files?
[22:29] <fergal32> hi
[22:29] <bruenig> bendt: reinstall the packages
[22:29] <bruenig> !hi | fergal32
[22:29] <DJNomad> bendt would it help if I copied mine and gave it to you ?
[22:29] <chocotuar> moymoy: how do I set up an nfs server on my large computer?
[22:29] <ideamonk> cattellar, I've tried to implement automatic syntax highlightinh too
[22:29] <fergal32> bruenig: hi
[22:29] <ideamonk> cattellar, letme know if u find it useful
[22:29] <DJNomad> i dunno I am rather new
[22:30] <OttifantSir> Samba share mounted at /home/ottiserver/share set up to allow everybody access. Set up with Webmin 1.480 on an Ubuntu 8.04.3 Server. How do I connect to it from Windows? Windows gives me the message that I may not have permissions to access it, and it can't find the network share.
[22:30] <bendt> DJNomad - i dont know - how? Im new to irc...
[22:30] <guntbert> ideamonk: such a script exists, its called pastebinit
[22:30] <bruenig> !samba | OttifantSir
[22:30] <bendt> Reinstalling didnt bring back files in /etc
[22:30] <ideamonk> guntbert, oh is it :( my weekend was a waste after all
[22:30] <moymoy> !nfs | chocotuar
[22:30] <moymoy> there's the link
[22:31] <guntbert> !info pastebinit | ideamonk
[22:31] <DJNomad> bendt there is like 5 notepad like files in my etc bluetooth
[22:31] <cattellar> ideamonk: where can I get it?
[22:31] <bruenig> DJNomad: call them textfiles
[22:31] <ideamonk> cattellar, i've put it on github - http://github.com/ideamonk/pypaste/tree/master
[22:31] <guntbert> !info pastebinit | cattellar
[22:31] <bendt> DJNomad - do you think they are "standard"?
[22:31] <DJNomad> k bruenig
[22:31] <chocotuar> I've used NFS before, I just couldn't remember exactly how to get it to work. I'll look it up online. thanks for the help
[22:31] <blognewb> r00t|vaio: current dir? what if in a specific directory?
[22:31] <blognewb> [-f ..?
[22:31] <ideamonk> damn, i should've done some research b4 working on it
[22:31] <EvilPenguin|> hey guys
[22:32] <Cynope> gbear14275: what's up with your grub?
[22:32] <EvilPenguin|> how do i make ubuntu into a cube?
[22:32] <DJNomad> bendt I have not done nothing to mine other than add my phone
[22:32] <bruenig> !compiz | EvilPenguin|
[22:32] <EvilPenguin|> thank yo
[22:32] <EvilPenguin|> +u
[22:32] <moymoy> chocotuar: that link should describe how to get it to work.. it has the whole process of setting it up
[22:32] <bruenig> !thanks | EvilPenguin|
[22:32] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: absolute path
[22:32] <EvilPenguin|> lol
[22:32] <DJNomad> bendt,  I imagine they would be pretty standard
[22:32] <bendt> DJNomad - Please give them to me, but how? BTW are you running Jaunty?
[22:32]  * zachary just recently started running xubuntu
[22:32] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: but it seems to me that you want to check if a specific library is available...?
[22:33] <DJNomad> yes on jaunty
[22:33] <mralexandro> can i mount a "network drive" in linux as easy as in windows.
[22:33] <bruenig> !ot | zachary
[22:33] <zachary> ok
[22:33] <blognewb> r00t|vaio: sorry how's the syntax? yes specifc lib or that file would be fine
[22:33] <moymoy> mralexandro: depends what you mean by easy
[22:33] <moymoy> mralexandro: but of course it's easy
[22:33] <mrwes> mralexandro, yes, from nautilus, click File | Connect to Server
[22:33] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: wouldn't it be more useful if the package providing the library is installed or something?
[22:33] <gbear14275> cattellar: r00t|vaio:  THanks looking into the re-install option now
[22:33] <ideamonk> yeah pastebinit happens to be the same thing... thanks 4 informing guys
[22:33] <r00t|vaio> gbear14275: WHAT?
[22:34] <blognewb> r00t|vaio: how do i check that? apt-get ?
[22:34] <cattellar> gbear14275: dude, you don't have to
[22:34] <blognewb> im a real noob
[22:34] <cattellar> gbear14275: use the livecd, and follow some guide on google, there are tons to restore grub
[22:34] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: more like dpkg?
[22:34] <mralexandro> moymoy: i mean in windows you simply right click computer, sleect map network drive then choose letter you want. adress of drive and  there you are done
[22:34] <gbear14275> Cynope: I installed over my last jaunty install in an attempt to get a clean slate.  Because I already had a bootloader i told it not to install another one... now I keep falling to a prompt when I try to boot
[22:35] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: if you are a noob, then why would you need such a thing?
[22:35] <blognewb> r00t|vaio: i don't know what that is sorry
[22:35] <blognewb> r00t|vaio: for my vps
[22:35] <bruenig> gbear14275: startx
[22:35] <blognewb> im just reading up on reference
[22:35] <r00t|vaio> cattellar: i think he meant re-installing just lilo
[22:35] <blognewb> im a linux noob
[22:35] <gbear14275> cattellar: thats what I'm doing... following one of the grub reinstalls... not one of the system ones
[22:35] <mrwes> mralexandro, did you read what I said?
[22:35] <gbear14275> bruenig: startx?
[22:35] <cattellar> ahhh ok
[22:35] <bruenig> gbear14275: type it
[22:35] <cattellar> startx is a magical conjure
[22:35] <mralexandro> mrwes: i am sorry i saw it now, thansk man
[22:35] <bendt> blognewb: use find|grep
[22:35] <mrwes> :)
[22:36] <mralexandro> mrwes: i am not used to irssi:)
[22:36] <Cynope> gbear14275, paste the output of "cat /boot/grub/menu.lst" in a pastebin
[22:36] <blognewb> bendt: thank you i'll try!
[22:36] <moymoy> mralexandro: if you use Nautilus, you can select a network share, and it'll "mount" itself as a drive.. but it won't survive a reboot and you'll have to do it again when you restart... but you can also (if you don't mind editting text files) automount it through fstab
[22:36] <gbear14275> startx not found
[22:36] <bendt> blognewb: what was the file again
[22:36] <gbear14275> Cynope: will do
[22:36] <mrwes> mralexandro, if you feel more comfortable with a GUI IRC client, try xchat
[22:36] <blognewb> find|grep imagick.so ?
[22:36] <blognewb> bendt: find|grep imagick.so ?
[22:36] <r00t|vaio> bendt: WHAT? ... that's silly... and... find -name ... if anything
[22:36] <DJNomad> bendt,  I am trying to send the first file through file transfer here
[22:37] <Dr_Willis> actually nautilus dosent exactly 'mount' the share in the same way that the mount command does. it sort of 'browses' the shares.
[22:37] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, and you point doc?
[22:37] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: what are you trying to do? find out if imagemagic is installed?
[22:37] <mrwes> your* :)
[22:37] <binarymutant> blognewb, mlocate imagick.so
[22:37] <mralexandro> mrwes: i know, but i like not feeling comfortable, i have no idea why, but i like the simplisity of irssi so much i wanna learn it
[22:37] <r00t|vaio> *magick
[22:37] <blognewb> binarymutant: says mlocate command not found
[22:37] <bendt> never figured how find -name works
[22:37] <maxie> i need some expert help for ubuntu 9.04 PM ME!
[22:37] <r00t|vaio> bendt: OUCH
[22:37] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  done expect non-gnome apps or the terminal stuff to find things on that share.
[22:37] <mralexandro> mrwes: how do i scroll up ?
[22:37] <Dr_Willis> mrwes: err. 'dont' :)
[22:38] <binarymutant> blognewb, I thought it was installed by default, try slocate imageick.so
[22:38] <gbear14275> Cynope: i'm at an initramfs prompt... no /boot anywhere :-/
[22:38] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, he can add it as a bookmark and it'll always be there when he needs it
[22:38] <r00t|vaio> bendt: it takes globs... the only caveat is to quote them... find / -name "*.txt"
[22:38] <Cynope> er..
[22:38] <blognewb> binarymutant: not foud either :( is this because im using 9.04?
[22:38] <moymoy> Dr_Willis: shares "mounted" by Nautilus are mounted in the folder ~/.gvfs
[22:38] <bendt> root|vaio - ok thanks
[22:38] <Cynope> gbear14275: it's easy to fix, can you go to grub console?
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  for gnome apps.. yes.  some times.. and ive had some apps not like that sort of arangement. but ive also had issues lately with auto-mounting samba shares via fstab. it can make the system take a long time to shutdown..
[22:38] <blognewb> i already did a build-essentials yesterday
[22:38] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, BTW -- how the hell are ya?
[22:38] <moymoy> Dr_Willis: so terminal and apps can access the shares
[22:38] <gbear14275> Cynope: yeah lemme restart
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> moymoy:  they dont show up in the mount command that ive ever seen... and ive looked
[22:38] <binarymutant> blognewb, sudo apt-get install mlocate
[22:38] <guntbert> gbear14275: several people said you should attempt recovery from a live CD
[22:39] <r00t|vaio> let me try my question again:  how can i prevent the ubuntu installer/live system from loading some driver (because it crashes the system)?
[22:39] <bendt> DJNomad - I am using weechat for the 2nd time ever. I have no idea how to transfer files usingt irc?
[22:39]  * Dr_Willis can look again..
[22:39] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, yah I here ya on the samba/cifs shares -- you need to add an umount in the postsession and that should fix0r it up
[22:39] <moymoy> Dr_Willis: if you ls the ~/.gvfs directory.. and you can even cd into the shares
[22:39] <r00t|vaio> bendt: right-click a nick, select "send file" ...
[22:39] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  yea - not sure why thats now an issue when its not been in the past.
[22:39] <gbear14275> guntbert: its on my list... Cynope is asking me to try a few things first so I don't mind seeing if he might be able to help
[22:39] <Draggin> Later everyone!
[22:39] <bendt> root|vaio: im on a console right now...
[22:40] <r00t|vaio> bendt: /dcc send <nick> <file>
[22:40] <blognewb> binarymutant: says -> mlocate: can not open `/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db': No such file or directory
[22:40] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, something to do with the network connection being killed before the share is umounted
[22:40] <guntbert> gbear14275: ok, sorry to interrupt - listen to Cynope please :-)
[22:40] <blognewb> :O
[22:40] <moose55> does anyone know how to transfer files from ubuntu to XP using a CROSSOVER CABLE.....PLEASE PM ME TO HELP ME
[22:40] <gbear14275> alright... I'm at my grub loader
[22:40] <bendt> root|vaio: how to recieve?
[22:40] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  hopefully fixed in the next release
[22:40] <gbear14275> Cynope: sorry... to you
[22:40] <mrwes> bendt, I thought freenode blocked dcc xfers
[22:40] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, you running Karmic in a VB yet?
[22:40] <binarymutant> blognewb, :)   sudo updatedb   and then locate it, then you can find anything with mlocate and/or slocate
[22:40] <r00t|vaio> blognewb: considered...: dpkg -l | grep libmagick ?
[22:40] <Cynope> gbear14275, its ok :P, ok, type 'root ("TABTAB"'
[22:41] <moymoy> bendt: you should see some activities in your other buffers.. scroll to that one
[22:41] <Dr_Willis> moose55:  give both machines a static ip. and they will be networked.  Then you use the normal tools.  Or install a dhcp server on one.
[22:41] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  nope. not yet. been trying other disrtos lately
[22:41] <r00t|vaio> mrwes: why would freenode "block" dcc? they only are not a network for dcc bots serving warez...
[22:41] <freemen> hello
[22:41] <rodent37> anyone know how to turn off SLI and get multiple monitors on multiple cards to work with the nvidia drivers on 9.04 ?
[22:41] <mralexandro> mrwes: how do i select network drive under the options of connect to server, i only see ftp and windows share
[22:41] <Cynope> gbear14275, in order to continue --> T = TAB
[22:41] <gbear14275> Cynope: alright... I've got the root (hd0,
[22:42] <maxie> some expert here that can spare some time 2 help me with ubuntu 9.04???
[22:42] <Cynope> gbear14275, can you remember which partition did you install your linux?
[22:42] <r00t|vaio> bendt: receive? you mean accept the transfer? depends on the client...
[22:42] <blognewb> binarymutant: thank you thank you for bearing with me it worked!
[22:42] <bendt> DJNomad - switching to X on another machine - just a second
[22:42] <gbear14275> cynope... this sounds like a root (hd0,4) then setup (hd0) fix?
[22:42] <Cynope> gbear14275, i mean your root.
[22:42] <bendt> root|vaio: weechat
[22:42] <gbear14275> cynope
[22:42] <mrwes> mralexandro, is it another ubuntu machine or a windows machine?
[22:42] <r00t|vaio> bendt: i've never even heard that name before
[22:42] <ideamonk> Okay my script has one advantage over pastebinit, in pastebinit, you've to specify the format explicitly by -f while in PyPaste, all you need to do is to specify the file, it finds the syntax highlight for you on its own :)
[22:42] <blognewb> binarymutant: do i always have to updatedb every install?
[22:42] <gbear14275> yes, the fresh install is on partition 1, the /boot is on partition 4
[22:42] <mrwes> r00t|vaio, it was my understanding freenode blocked dcc xfers -- shrug...
[22:42] <r00t|vaio> bendt: in BitchX it's /dcc aceept <nick> iirc
[22:43] <freemen> hello
[22:43] <r00t|vaio> mrwes: rest assured that i use it regularly, on freenode too
[22:43] <Cynope> gbear14275, Umm, Well, I didn't understand what you mean by "sounds like that", What I'm trying to do is to boot your linux first.
[22:43] <freemen> hello iam new her
[22:43] <freemen>  how this work
[22:43] <Cynope> gbear14275, after that all you need to do is to type the same line in your menu.lst file
[22:43] <maxie> and i get ignor i see -_-
[22:43] <mrwes> r00t|vaio, fuqin aye -- you made your gawd damn point a-hole
[22:43] <binarymutant> blognewb, well it was default for me, but to update all the files that it can store yes
[22:43] <stryker> i have 4 virtual desktops with compiz, how can i have 4 different wallpapers? I only see the same one for each of them
[22:44] <mralexandro> it is a iphone, but not the entire one, it is a "office" program that has its own "server" to upload download .xls and doc files etc. it has description for how to mount this "drive" in vista and osx, i hoped it could be done in ubuntu as well
[22:44] <r00t|vaio> mrwes: lol
[22:44] <sol93> I manually mounted a smb share with my Thunderbird profile, but Ubuntu Thunderbird keeps telling me, there would be another instance running. This is most likely due to some problem, that it cant write access the mounted dir... can someone help me?
[22:44] <mrwes> r00t|vaio, I wasn't reading from the freakin' bible :)
[22:44] <freemen> hello
[22:44] <freemen> hello
[22:44] <VCoolio> freemen: welcome; ask any questions on ubuntu you have and see if anyone answerd
[22:44] <gbear14275> Cynope: I'm sorry... shouldn't have tried to jump ahead.  so that must be the step I'm missing
[22:45] <r00t|vaio> mrwes: an irc network _could_ try to prevent usage of dcc by filtering the messages clients use to negotiate it... but i haven't heard of any network doing such a thing
[22:45] <maxie> HALLO may some expert help me with a problem on 9.04 ver??
[22:45] <maxie> -_-
[22:45] <allupo> ciao
[22:45] <sol93> !ask | maxie
[22:45] <Cynope> gbear14275, That's ok, I still don't know if you tried that or not, anyway if you have installed linux... fixing grub isn't a problem
[22:45] <r00t|vaio> maxie: might help if you mention what the problem is
[22:45] <gbear14275> Ive followed this first case here: http://www.sorgonet.com/linux/grubrestore/
[22:45] <mralexandro> mrwes: it is a iphone, but not the entire one, it is a "office" program that has its own "server" to upload download .xls and doc files etc. it has description for how to mount this "drive" in vista and osx, i hoped it could be done in ubuntu as well
[22:45] <Cynope> gbear14275, which partition did you install your linux on?
[22:45] <Cynope> gbear14275 I mean your root directory
[22:46] <gbear14275> partition 1
[22:46] <gbear14275> my / is on partition 1
[22:46] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  now exaplain to me how nautilus mounts samba shares to .gvfs with out them showing up in the mount command output. :P
[22:46] <maxie> ubottu i take contact with u on pm ok
[22:46] <mrwes> mralexandro, I don't own an iphone, nor do I have any experience 'mounting' one
[22:46] <Cynope> gbear14275, ok so it should be "root (hd0,0)"
[22:46] <Cynope> then press enter
[22:46] <maxie> -_-
[22:46] <maxie> i hate maesseneger bots
[22:46] <maxie> xD
[22:46] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, gawd is involved of course :P
[22:46] <Cynope> now type kernel /boot/vm[TAB-TAB] to see a list of available kernels
[22:47] <jrib> mrwes: what are the osx instructions?
[22:47] <jrib> mralexandro: what are the osx instructions?
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  and black magik
[22:47] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, and a bunch of chicken bones too
[22:47] <mrwes> heh
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  and blue smoke.. dont forget that
[22:48] <guntbert> !ot
[22:48] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, lemme sip on this 15yo Highland Park some more and maybe I'll figure it out
[22:48] <gbear14275> Cynope: I have 6 partitions they are in order;  0 = windows xp, 1 =/ (jaunty), 2 = /home, 4 = /boot, 5=documents and settings (NTFS), 6= storage (ext3)
[22:48]  * mrwes sits back down
[22:48] <moymoy> Dr_Willis: mounting through GNOME is always different than mounting with "mount"
[22:48] <sol93> does anyone know, what's causing Thunderbird to refuse working with the profile on a samba share? (I mounted the share to the dir, where profiles.ini looks for the profile. It works if it is a dir, but nothing mounted over it)
[22:48] <Cynope> er.. then ---> root(hd0,4)
[22:48] <mrwes> moymoy, why?
[22:48] <Cynope> gbear14275, seems like you already have tried that
[22:48] <gbear14275> Cynope: alright
[22:49] <blognewb> hi, when i did a "free" on putty, it gave me these results: total 128, used 125... what does this mean?
[22:49] <Cynope> gbear14275, The site that you gave me is still loading
[22:49] <gbear14275> Cynope: I have... although you mentioned writing to my menu.lst... not sure if I have done that
[22:49] <blognewb> free memory == RAM?
[22:49] <alison> FunkyBananer xD
[22:49] <gbear14275> Cynope: i have done the root (hd0,4) --> setup (hd0)
[22:49] <Cynope> gbear14275, have you been able to boot linux at all?
[22:49] <sol93> blognewb: ask man:  man free
[22:49] <alison> What Is This ? :P
[22:49] <blognewb> sol93: man?
[22:49] <moymoy> mrwes: Dr_Willis: gnome/nautilus uses gnome_mount err something like that.. don't rememebr.. and when mounted through gnome, you cannot umount with sudo umount, and when mounted with "mount", you cannot umount from Nautilus or the mount Applet on the panel
[22:49] <gbear14275> Cynope: no... it fails to a initramfs shell (/bin/sh)
[22:49] <Cynope> gbear14275, after typing "root (hd0,4)"
[22:50] <sol93> blognewb: type "man free" into your terminal. you can do this with almost every bash command
[22:50] <Cynope> gbear14275, type kernel /boot/vmTABTAB
[22:50] <moymoy> mrwes: Dr_Willis: i guess that explains it not showing under "mount"
[22:50] <guntbert> !welcome | alison
[22:50] <Cynope> gbear14275, to see a list of kernels
[22:50] <mralexandro> jrib: have wifi on. bring up "connect To server" from Go menu in finder (cmd-K) enter adress of device(i have that ip adress)  in server adress field of connect to server dialog, and then press connect button. if authenticaion in file transfer settings is enabled, finder will present authentication dialog asking for user pass...
[22:50] <moymoy> mrwes: Dr_Willis: because they're two different systems
[22:50] <blognewb> sol93: oh
[22:50] <alison> ok
[22:50] <gbear14275> Cynope: unrecognized device string
[22:50] <mrwes> moymoy, but I can go the other way right? I can mount from the CLI and umount from Nautilus, no?
[22:50] <jrib> mralexandro: have you tried doing the same in nautilus?
[22:50] <gbear14275> I think the uuid for my grub config is still set to my old install... not sure how to fix it
[22:50] <moymoy> mrwes: nope
[22:51] <mrwes> hrmm
[22:51] <moymoy> mrwes: you'll get a permission denied
[22:51] <sol93> blognewb: it shows free ram, but i guess, you already supposed so. i dont know the details
[22:51] <maxie> well i get some trouble with 9.04 so i need help but since i hate 2 write more then i need 2,please go here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1217649&highlight=j2c 2 read what i need help with and reply there if u can... THX
[22:51] <gbear14275> Cynope: oops... one sec read wrong brb
[22:51] <mrwes> moymoy, I can umount my cifs share, which is mounted from my /etc/fstab from nautilus
[22:51] <mrwes> for sure
[22:51] <stryker> I have 4 virtual desktops... how can I change the background of all 4 of them, i get the same picture for all of them
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  actually i think if i mountd shares via command line i couldent remove them with nautilus
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> but ive cleaned up my network now.. i dont have 100_+ shares all over the place
[22:52] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, hrmm...I see your point
[22:52] <gbear14275> Cynope: ah... big list... kernel / worked... /boot/vm didn't
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> More Hiding things to make things more confiusing. :)
[22:52] <blognewb> sol93: oh no that means ive used up all my ram?!
[22:53] <Cynope> gbear14275, so you don't have a /boot directory?
[22:53] <moymoy> Dr_Willis: are the 100+ shares all from the same machine?
[22:53] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, yah..plus I need to be in a gksu nautilus to umount the cifs share
[22:53] <JuJuBee> Is there a support channel for k3b?
[22:53] <mralexandro> jrib: no i have not. cause i entered nautilus in terminal and then i pressed file and "connect to server" but then i need to know wich to select under service type
[22:53] <guntbert> maxie: I'm afraid you won't get *much* response this way, better tell the channel your question
[22:53] <benno_fra_dk> Please help - Deleted files in /etc/bluetooth/*. How to restore. Reinstalling packages did not bring back configuration files.
[22:53] <sol93>  maxie: what about the ls output for your home direcotry? does your home still look normal?
[22:53] <gbear14275> Cynope: I thought I did... I know it should be installed
[22:53] <Dr_Willis> moymoy:   i had 4 little 'file servers' set up to shre allthese data drives.. Thanks to the cost of 1TB media.. :) its dwindled down to 1 box now.
[22:53] <Cynope> gbear14275, root (hd0,2) and try the same thing....
[22:54] <jrib> mralexandro: try one at a time, there aren't many.  sftp would be my guess
[22:54] <guntbert> blognewb: linux uses nearly all your RAM always - there is nothing to worry about
[22:54] <Cynope> gbear14275, you need to find your /boot directory.
[22:54] <mralexandro> jrib: sftp i will try first then:)
[22:54] <JuJuBee> Can someone help me figure out why I am writing coasters with k3b lately?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/244735/
[22:54] <blognewb> guntbert: does it mean the "bandwidth" for my vps?
[22:55] <blognewb> oh no sorry no
[22:55] <moymoy> Dr_Willis: my Desktop has 1TB HDD, so my desktop acts as my server =p not that i really need it to be a server, since i'm always on my desktop anyway
[22:55] <ctmjr> benno_fra_dk: did you just reinstall the package or remove it then install
[22:55] <blognewb> i mixed it all up
[22:55] <blognewb> im really overwhelmed right now sorry
[22:55] <benno_fra_dk> ctmjr: apt-get remove and apt-get install
[22:55] <guntbert> blognewb: I was only answering your last question, got no time to read back right now, sorry
[22:56] <gbear14275> Cynope: I have a /grub... in it is a stage1 and stage2
[22:56] <blognewb> guntbert: its ok ok
[22:56] <mralexandro> jrib: what do i enter under "folder"
[22:56] <jrib> mralexandro: leave it blank
[22:56] <jrib> mralexandro: i'll be back in 5
[22:56] <Cynope> gbear14275, That won't help it's just grub files, you need to locate your OS kernel file
[22:56] <mralexandro> jrib: ok
[22:56] <blognewb> damn i didn;'t know i should press q to exit man
[22:57] <gbear14275> Cynope: I found a bunch of kernel files in /
[22:57] <moymoy> blognewb: lol!! i remember when that happened to me
[22:57] <ctmjr> benno_fra_dk: try sudo apt-get --purge remove "package" then sudo apt-get install "package"  (2 different commands)
[22:57] <gbear14275> initrd.img-2.6.27-7-generic <-- files like this Cynope?
[22:57] <Cynope> gbear14275, umm, Yes. :)
[22:58] <ocd> hey guys i need some helpo
[22:58] <Cynope> gbear14275, can you see vmlinuz* files too?
[22:58] <ocd> is there a alternative program for syncing music to zunes ??
[22:58] <gbear14275> Cynope: yes... want me to name it?
[22:58] <Cynope> gbear14275, nah, it's ok just type
[22:58] <mrwes> ocd, alternative to what?
[22:59] <mrwes> Rhthymbox?
[22:59] <Cynope> kernel /vmlinuz.... root=/dev/sda5 [ if you are in hd0,4 ]
[22:59] <ocd> zune software i own a microsoft zune and need a program to sync music to it
[22:59] <Cynope> gbear14275, vmlinuz... is the kernel of your choice.
[22:59] <mrwes> ocd, the default program Rhthymbox doesn't work?
[22:59] <gbear14275> alright... lemme give it a shot brb Cynope
[23:00] <gbear14275> Cynope: this is from grub prompt corrent?
[23:00] <ocd> i haven't tried Rhthybox ill try it
[23:00] <Cynope> gbear14275, Yep
[23:00] <linuxguy2009> ocd: if you need a zune sync app then I would search Add/Remove for "zune" and or synaptic, and maybe even sourceforge website.
[23:00] <mrwes> ocd :)
[23:00] <losher> JuJuBee: my first guess if nothing else has changed, is that your dvd writer is beginning to fail. Since it has moving parts and the tolerances are incredibly tight, it's kind of the weakest link in the chain....
[23:00] <bendt> bye
[23:00] <bonez46> how can I list all users on my system as well as all groups to which my user belongs?
[23:00] <moymoy> ocrob: you might want to try Banshee also.. they usually have support for these devices
[23:01] <blognewb> moymoy: which one?
[23:01] <JuJuBee> losher : brand new writer, thought that was the problem with the old one
[23:01] <linuxguy2009> bonez46: system -> admin-> users and groups?
[23:01] <JuJuBee> losher: gets to 99% then seems to fail.
[23:01] <ose> has anyone here set up ganyremote before?
[23:01] <moymoy> blognewb: what do you mean which one?
[23:01] <mrwes> ocd: I think Banshee works too
[23:01] <gbear14275> Cynope: k... seems to have taken
[23:01] <blognewb> moymoy: that it happened to you too once
[23:01] <Weedy> any idea why programs like htop, powertop, and ibam can't get battery information on my eeepc?
[23:01] <gbear14275> Cynope:no error messages at least
[23:02] <Cynope> gbear14275, can you see initramfs files under that directory too?
[23:02] <mralexandro> moymoy: mounting via nautilus did not work for me, how did you say it could be done?
[23:02] <guntbert> bonez46: the users are in /etc/passwd and the groups you are in you can see with groups
[23:02] <Cynope> gbear14275, or just initrd files?
[23:02] <losher> JuJuBee: erm, try skipping k3b and using growisofs directly?
[23:02] <moymoy> blognewb: oh.. not knowing how to exit man
[23:02] <gbear14275> Cynope: one sec I'll list in pastebin
[23:02] <JuJuBee> losher : not familiar with growisofs
[23:03] <moymoy> mralexandro: what kind of share is it? a windows share? just click on networking, and you can see the icon right there
[23:03] <JuJuBee> losher: is it command line ?
[23:03] <ProfOak> Is there a way to make my own multi-iso LiveDVD?
[23:04] <Dr_Willis> ProfOak:  bound to be a way.. ie seen it done.. but it will proberly need some skills and learning
[23:04] <sonium1> can someone confirm my webserver working: http://79.209.59.185:8080
[23:04] <linuxguy2009> ProfOak: Have you started with making your own custom ubuntu CD/DVD?
[23:04] <dare> saonium1, yeah
[23:04] <sonium1> k, thx
[23:04] <ProfOak> linuxguy2009: No, I guess it's gonna be a long trip
[23:04] <Dr_Willis> ProfOak:  ive seen many PC magazines have multi-linux disrtos on one included dvd. So i know it can be done. I could do it with Frugal installs of Puppy linux. But it Ubuntu makes it a little harder in ways
[23:05] <linuxguy2009> ProfOak: ubuntu customization kit is good for making a custom ubuntu. Ive used it myself. You can make a CD/DVD of ubuntu with whatever apps you want right out of the box.
[23:05] <dare> sonium1, in future you could try accessing it from a web proxy like hidemyass.com
[23:05] <losher> JuJuBee: yes, it is cli. there is a man page. Basically, to burn DATA files direct to dvd, you do something like: growisofs -speed=4 -use-the-force-luke=noload -Z /dev/cdrom -dvd-compat -R -J <files>
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> Oh My. :)
[23:05] <linuxguy2009> ProfOak: search synaptic for "uck"
[23:05] <ose> can anyone answer a question about '/etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf'?
[23:05] <sonium1> dare: hey, nice tip
[23:05] <ProfOak> Dr_Willis: There's a security multi iso disk floating out there on the internet, and all the distros are out of date
[23:05] <mralexandro> moymoy: i am not sure what you mean by "click networking" where would i do this. the adress of the "server" would be 192.168.20.1:4242.
[23:06] <gbear14275> Cynope: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/244773/
[23:06] <Dr_Willis> ProfOak:  every time i ever see a magazine with disrtos on disk.. they are out of date. :)
[23:06] <moymoy> mralexandro: at the left, there should be "networking"
[23:06] <ProfOak> linuxguy2009: thanks I'll check that out, and try to make a custom ubuntu. I've been meaning to do that anyways.
[23:06] <mralexandro> left as in nautilus or in the application i run on the iphone?
[23:06] <ProfOak> Dr_Willis: This is hosted on a site, and the torrent took forever
[23:07] <JuJuBee> losher what if I already have an iso image of the movie I wish to burn?
[23:07] <Dr_Willis> ProfOak:   ive only customized puppylinux, slax, tinycore, and tried that new SuseService thing..  not tried ubuntu..  I found the syslinux system in ubuntum and how the live cds were laid out.. a bit confusing
[23:08] <losher> JuJuBee: with an iso, it's even easier: do growisofs -speed=4 -dvd-compat -Z /dev/cdrom=file.iso
[23:08] <ose> how can I save a .conf file? it won't let me
[23:08] <Cynope> gbear14275: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/244777/
[23:09] <felix_> !iso
[23:09] <mrwes> JuJuBee, yah growisofs is the way to go
[23:09] <th0r> ose: you use sudo when you open the editor
[23:09] <linuxguy2009> ProfOak: with UCK you select your ubuntu ISO and then you can use a terminal or synaptic to install programs and then it will pack them into your iso and you just burn it to CD or DVD depending on how many apps and the size of the final ISO. Then when you install ubuntu from your new custom CD/DVD all the apps you told uck to install will be there out of the box.Its really nice and easy.
[23:09] <ose> th0r: how?
[23:09] <benno_fra_dk> ose: do you have root privileges?
[23:09] <losher> JuJuBee: once you get successful burns, you can start to up the speed....
[23:09] <matu> bye
[23:09] <th0r> ose: which conf file?
[23:09] <ose> uhm, I installed ubuntu earlier today, I should have all rights
[23:09] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[23:10] <gbear14275> Cynope: ah ok... is there a way to get back to the grub boot list so I can edit the file?  I pushed c for a prompt... but don't know how to go back?  should I just reboot?
[23:10] <ose> '/etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf'
[23:10] <VCoolio> ose: sudo nano <file> or gksudo gedit <file> in terminal
[23:10] <ProfOak> linuxguy2009: That's rad, I'm gonna definitely use this for 9.10 since I'm not using ext4.
[23:10] <th0r> ose: sudo nano /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf
[23:10] <gbear14275> wiat... sorry my bad Cynope
[23:10] <th0r> ose: and do yourself a favour, go to tldp.org and read up on linux basics
[23:10] <ose> aha
[23:10] <ose> thanks
[23:10] <ahmos> hi i have a mf626 usb modem but i can't configure it, any help please
[23:10] <Cynope> gbear14275, You can't edit the file from grub bootloader, you need to edit that file in your linux
[23:11] <mralexandro> moymoy: left of the nautilus or left of iphone applicaiton?
[23:11] <Cynope> just do a "locate menu.lst"
[23:11] <jejedi> hi
[23:11] <th0r> Cynope: it is /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:11] <linuxguy2009> ahmos: dialup modem?
[23:11] <jejedi> is there anyone who can help me to solve a problem?
[23:12] <jrib> jejedi: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[23:12] <Cynope> th0r. Yeah I know, but he couldn't find it there :P
[23:12] <moymoy> mralexandro: left of nautilus
[23:12] <jrib> mralexandro: any progress
[23:12] <ahmos> linuxguy2009 yes
[23:12] <linuxguy2009> jejedi: When you come in feel free to just ask the question right when you come in. Ask your question its ok.
[23:12] <th0r> Cynope: well, it isn't going to work anywhere else <smile>
[23:12] <ldlework> ikonia, hey, when I select the xmonad session type, gnome doesn't start. Any ideas? When I load normal session and start xmonad then kill metacity it works. But if I pick the xmonad session type I'm not sure what needs to be started to get the gnome stuff.
[23:12] <moymoy> mralexandro: exactly what type of server are you mounting?
[23:13] <JuJuBee> losher thanks, I will try that
[23:13] <jrib> ldlework: well xmonad wouldn't have anything to do with gnome by default
[23:13] <mralexandro> moymoy: jrib: i am not sure. but here is the adress to the aplication http://www.quickoffice.com/quickoffice_iphone/
[23:13] <Cynope> th0r, that's might explain why his linux wouldn't boot :-?
[23:13] <Cynope> s/that's/that
[23:14] <jrib> ldlework: http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Xmonad/Using_xmonad_in_Gnome
[23:14] <ldlework> jrib, I know. What do I run to initialize all the gnome stuff?
[23:14] <th0r> Cynope: worth betting on
[23:14] <linuxguy2009> ahmos: Well I have heard that most USB ports are all standard interfaces and all work out of the box for the most part, however devices plugged into the USB ports like your modem depend mainly on kernel driver support, and/or a 3rd party driver provided by the manufacturer.
[23:14] <jejedi> I've just install ubuntu 9.04 and I have no sound, according to some forums it appears that it can comes from my tactile touchs which don't work, do you know how to solve that?
[23:14] <th0r> Cynope: locate is part of find-utils...not installed by default
[23:14] <losher> JuJuBee: another cause of mysterious failure is media incompatibility. I have good luck with Verbatim brand blanks...
[23:14] <linuxguy2009> ahmos: You will most likely need to find a deb or .run driver file.
[23:15] <jrib> mralexandro: have you tried contacting them directly?
[23:15] <gbear14275> Cynope: th0r:  I have my menu.lst file
[23:15] <gbear14275> Cynope: th0r its in /grub/menu.lst
[23:15] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: is the a "file" in /dev/dsp?
[23:15] <ProfOak> linuxguy2009: I'm trying to install from the synpatic, and from a deb. It keeps asking me for my kubuntu jaunty disk, but when I put it in, it gets recognized, but doesn't stop giving the error.
[23:15] <ahmos> linuxguy2009 thank you alot and i'll continue searching
[23:15] <Cynope> gbear14275, it will probably be mounted on /boot when you boot your linux
[23:15] <linuxguy2009> ahmos: maybe do a "sudo lshw" and see if the kernel recognizes your modem.
[23:15] <gbear14275> Cynope: th0r:  so I have to boot from a live cd then?
[23:15] <mralexandro> jrib: no i have not, since i thought they would say like everyone; we just support windows and mac....
[23:16] <jejedi> I a real nubby, i don't undersand... can you explain? sorry...
[23:16] <gbear14275> there isn't a text editor I can get from the grub prompt
[23:16] <blognewb> in the reverse dns, is it advisable to put it www.domain.com or just domain.com?
[23:16] <Cynope> gbear14275, you can do that too, I just wanted to make sure that you can actually boot from grub.
[23:16] <JuJuBee> losher I am using Memorex.  I had great luck with them until the last 20 or so of a 100 pack.
[23:16] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: open a terminal, write ls /dev/dsp
[23:16] <crazysoul> after just a normal restart my GRUB says "Error 18" :(
[23:16] <gbear14275> Cynope: ah, yeah no success yet, the third line of your pastebin yielded an error
[23:17] <JuJuBee> losher: after I insert a blank DVD-R, do I mount it somehow? or does growisofs take care of that?
[23:17] <jrib> mralexandro: never know until you try :)
[23:17] <gbear14275> Cynope: something about a direct filename or block file
[23:17] <jejedi> benno: ok qnd then?
[23:17] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: qnd?
[23:17] <Cynope> gbear14275, I forgot / it should be initrd /initrd.....
[23:17] <losher> JuJuBee: for writing, you just pop in the dvd-r and invoke growisofs...
[23:17] <jejedi> and?
[23:17] <jrib> mralexandro: even if you just ask them for more details about how the files are shared, I'm sure they would help you
[23:17] <JuJuBee> losher: ok thanks again
[23:18] <crazysoul> any clues on how to fix this Error 18 in grub? (dualboot w xp)
[23:18] <benno_fra_dk> what does ls /dev/dsp tell you - is this file present?
[23:18] <bobwhoops> Where does output from /etc/init.d/ scripts get logged?
[23:18] <jejedi> benno: it just print /dev/dsp ...
[23:19] <th0r> bobwhoops: at least some of it is in /var/log/messages
[23:19] <mralexandro> jrib: thats true, will try to do that
[23:19] <mralexandro> thanks
[23:19] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: try ls -l
[23:19] <mralexandro> i will do this one in windows for now and research it further:)
[23:19] <gbear14275> Cynope: ok that worked... but still no boot into linux... "target filesystem doesn't have /sbin/init"  <-- looks like the error message
[23:19] <jejedi> benno:I have a file yes
[23:20] <Cynope> gbear14275, that's because your "root" isn't located where you specified
[23:20] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[23:20] <bobwhoops> th0r: are you sure? I don't see any of it there
[23:20] <Cynope> gbear14275, try to play with root=/dev/sda? to see where you have installed your linux
[23:21] <gbear14275> alright... i'll try stepping through them Cynope.  btw... thank you so much for the help so far... I'm feeling like this is close
[23:21] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: ok, then. try "cat /dev/urandom >> /dev/dsp" (hold your ears - what you are doing is pushing random data to the sound card - should produce a lot of noise in your speakers)
[23:21] <eNons3nse> can you guys possibly help me?  for some reason my sansa clip has stopped mounting.  the screen on the device shows it's connected, but it never shows up on my system.
[23:21] <Cynope> gbear14275, np :) I hope it works.
[23:21] <th0r> bobwhoops: I am looking at mine now...can see the video starting, the bluetooth loading, etc
[23:22] <ProfOak> Is there something wrong with the ubuntu repositories? I'm not getting anything from it.
[23:22] <jejedi> benno: there is no sound
[23:22] <Cynope> benno_fra_dk, that was really fun :DD
[23:22] <crazysoul> please can someone help me? i'm running into a "Error 18" in Grub
[23:23] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: is there a speaker icon next to your name??
[23:23] <bobwhoops> th0r: I'm looking for user level stuff, like apache, mysql, etc.
[23:23] <jejedi> benno:yes
[23:23] <WIGGMPk1> I am having an issue with PulseAudio, roughly 8 out of 10 times that I boot/reboot, I have to run "killall pulseaudio" then "pulseaudio -D" in the terminal in order to restore ANY and ALL sound to my system. The times that I have to do this, the custom sound works at the login screen but the login sound theme does not play. Please help...!
[23:23] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: what happens when you click it?
[23:24] <JuJuBee> losher: I get this error... :-( "/dev/cdrom=MyStuff.iso": unexpected errno:No such file or directory
[23:24] <gbear14275> Cynope: when i put the command root (hd0,?) in should ? be the root partition or the boot partition
[23:24] <ahmos> linuxguy2009 why i can't set a mobile broadband connection,when i try to manage network connections there is only wierd and wireless and vpn , mobilebroadband and dsl are not active
[23:24] <jejedi> benno: I have a sound bar at 70% and it's not mute
[23:24] <sebsebseb> hi
[23:24] <mhammer> does ubuntu have something like linuxmint has, it's called mintinstall
[23:24] <Cynope> root (hd0,BOOTPARTION) -- root=/dev/ROOTPARTITION
[23:24] <losher> JuJuBee: can I see the full command line please?
[23:24] <goldenblue> does anybody uses ubuntu with VirtualBox?i can't mount cd device maybe smb can help
[23:25] <Cynope> gbear14275, root (hd0,BOOTPARTION) -- root=/dev/ROOTPARTITION
[23:25] <benno_fra_dk> are you shure that your speakers are connected?
[23:25] <JuJuBee> losher: growisofs -speed=4 -dvd-compat -Z /dev/cdrom=MyStuff.iso
[23:25] <crazysoul> please can somebody help me here, error 18 in GRUB
[23:25] <jejedi> benno: it's a laptop, I tried the command lspci and there is the audio device
[23:26] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys hows come firefox 3.5 isnt picked up as an update in synaptic?
[23:26] <JuJuBee> losher: Ah, I think it is because there is only /dev/cdrom1 and /dev/cdrw1
[23:26] <linuxguy2009> I can manually install it but I thought it was strange.
[23:26] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: what kind of soundcard is present?
[23:26] <losher> JuJuBee: that would do it. You can check which device is which by doing eject /dev/cdrom1 and seeing which tray opens...
[23:26] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[23:27] <VCoolio> linuxguy2009: it's a separate package, not an update to 3.0, you can have them installed together
[23:27] <linuxguy2009> VCoolio: hmm strange. Thanks for answering.
[23:27] <Ose|afk> uhm: 'To connect anyRemote to /dev/rfcommX it needs to run anyRemote with -s /dev/rfcommX command line parameter or specify it in configuration file directly.' - what command? specify what in the file?
[23:27] <jejedi> benno: Intel 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[23:28] <JuJuBee> losher: that was it... seems to be writing now... keep fingers crossed.
[23:28] <Cynope> gbear14275, I'm guessing boot = (hd0,4) / and root=/dev/sda3
[23:28] <radek_> hej
[23:28] <gbear14275> Cynope: can I use the uuid's instead?  looking at the grub line and it has uuid's in it
[23:28] <losher> JuJuBee: here's hoping...
[23:28] <EvilPenguin|> how do i enable dual monitors.. One HDML?
[23:28] <JuJuBee> losher: :(  :-[ WRITE@LBA=100h failed with SK=5h/INVALID ADDRESS FOR WRITE]: Invalid argument
[23:28] <th0r> bobwhoops: you are right...that stuff (or most of it) doesn't show in messages
[23:29] <benno_fra_dk> Try clicking the "volume control"- or something - button under the slider - do you get a mixer?
[23:29] <sebsebseb> !ff35 | linuxguy2009
[23:29] <Cynope> gbear14275, er... you can use uuid ofc, but i doubt that would help at all. [ its exactly like writing /dev/sda4 ]
[23:29] <jzaboo> hi, anyone here still up and being able to help me with postfix?
[23:29] <jejedi> benno:yes i hqve the mixer
[23:29] <linuxguy2009> sebsebseb: yep thanks bud
[23:29] <ProfOak> linuxguy2009: Do you have UCK installed already? When I try to install it, it asks me for a kubuntu CD,  but does nothing when I put it in.
[23:29] <Roasted> Is anybody familiar with sysprep and mass deploying of Vista machines? I need serious help asap... I'm in a bind with so little time to spare...
[23:30] <Roasted> Ah CRAP wrong channel - sorry guys!
[23:30] <losher> JuJuBee: wow, that happened quickly. My best guess is you have a hardware issue....
[23:30] <gbear14275> well I noticed at the grub prompt is lists the uuids... so was thinking those might be accurate... is that the case?  or are those not necessarily the right ones
[23:30] <linuxguy2009> ProfOak: You need to rip the *buntu cd to an ISO and point it to that.
[23:30] <linuxguy2009> ProfOak: Brasero can do it.
[23:30] <benno_fra_dk> and does it say: unit: intel blah blah (alsa mixer) or something like that ( my system is danish, so I am translating here)
[23:30] <ProfOak> linuxguy2009: I'll try it
[23:30] <g073nks> argh, can someone help me with my wireless NIC
[23:31] <JuJuBee> losher: I don't think so as I said earlier, this drive works in windows fine.  I have burned several in Windows
[23:31] <jejedi> benno: ok mine is french... I have HDA Intel (Alsa mixer)
[23:31] <JuJuBee> I even burned same move in both OS's and it fails in linux
[23:31] <Jkessler> Can someone recommend a good Wireless-n draft 2.0 pci card for Ubuntu 9.04 that works out of the box?
[23:31] <Guest83287> what's the command to move a not copy a directory to a different location ?
[23:31] <linuxguy2009> JuJuBee: Do you get a power calibration error?
[23:31] <jzaboo> I've just managed to make postfix working fine. Everything runs except one thing: sasl auth against my sql database. actually my sql-server recieves the queries but I still get: SASL LOGIN authentication failed: authentication failure or  SASL DIGEST-MD5 authentication failed: authentication failure. Can anyone help me out?
[23:32] <JuJuBee> linuxguy2009: not sure where would I see it?
[23:32] <Guest83287> what's the command to move a not copy a directory to a different location ?
[23:32] <linuxguy2009> JuJuBee: Oh you would know it if you had it. I just wondered.
[23:32] <Jkessler> mv
[23:32] <Guest83287> what's the command to move, not copy a directory to a different location ?
[23:32] <JuJuBee> Using growisofs - no
[23:32] <g073nks> with my wireless nic i've "installed" the drivers via ndiswrapper, but my wireless nic still doesn't work
[23:32] <g073nks> mv
[23:32] <Guest83287> thanks
[23:32] <gbear14275> Cynope: does sda1 correspond to (hd0,1)?
[23:32] <kalakouentin> hello do you know some way that I can find the OS that is running to the server I am pinging?
[23:32] <losher> JuJuBee: if I were you, I'd start googling. Perhaps it's a known incompatibility with linux and that model of burner? Or there's a firmware update (less likely) that fixes it...
[23:32] <Cynope> gbear14275, sda1 = hd0,0
[23:32] <Trai> Ciao
[23:33] <gbear14275> so sda2 would be hd0,1?
[23:33] <Cynope> Yes.
[23:33] <g073nks> anyone?
[23:33] <benno_fra_dk> try unmuting and turning up every posible controller.
[23:33] <JuJuBee> losher: burner is LG my previous burner did same thing (thats why I got a new one) and was LiteON
[23:33] <DaZ> kalakouentin: nmap
[23:33] <gbear14275> I think we have a winner!!!!
[23:34] <JuJuBee> The previous burner worked for a long time with linux only recently (last month or so) it started failing
[23:34] <didrik> Help! "sudo: In: command not found" When I try to make a symbolic link. : P
[23:34] <gbear14275> Cynope: YES!  got a login prompt
[23:34] <Jkessler> g073nks:  not all wireless cards work with ubuntu
[23:34] <kalakouentin> thank you
[23:34] <Cynope> gbear14275, Grats :)
[23:34] <DaZ> dlmarti: it's not In
[23:34] <DaZ> didrik:
[23:34] <jejedi> benno: I hqve still no cound
[23:34] <losher> JuJuBee: sorry, at this point I'm stumped...
[23:34] <g073nks> Jkessler, i've done searching, it's been posted someone else got the same card to work
[23:34] <Cynope> gbear14275, the rest is up to you just edit your menu.lst file.
[23:34] <didrik> DaZ: Huh, it's says that on many places... What is it then? : P
[23:34] <JuJuBee> losher: btw, I can burn cd-r fine
[23:34] <DaZ> l
[23:34] <benno_fra_dk> now try cat /dev/urandom >> /dev/dsp again
[23:34] <didrik> L?
[23:34] <DaZ> like in faiL
[23:35] <trism> what card g073nks?
[23:35] <didrik> Oooh, haha
[23:35] <didrik> Thx
[23:35] <gbear14275> thanks... is there any problem putting the sda stuff instead of the uuid?
[23:35] <g073nks> trism linksys (i know i know) wmp11 v2.7
[23:35] <linuxguy2009> Whats the terminal command to run ff3.5 now? "firefox-3.5"?
[23:35] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: now try cat /dev/urandom >> /dev/dsp again
[23:35] <losher> JuJuBee: what os version are you running?
[23:35] <DaZ> linuxguy2009: firefox + tab ? :f
[23:35] <JuJuBee> kubuntu 9.04
[23:35] <VCoolio> linuxguy2009: exactly
[23:35] <Cynope> gbear14275, not really if you aren't planning to add new hard disks, or you aren't booting from USB, but if you need to put uuids, you can use blkid command.
[23:36] <jejedi> benno: sorry nothing happens
[23:36] <benno_fra_dk> is there a /dev/dps1 ?
[23:36] <Jkessler> Can someone recommend a good Wireless-n draft 2.0 pci card for Ubuntu 9.04 that works out of the box?  I'm designing a wireless network for a company that I recently built a fileserver for and I don't want the hassle of trying to get the card recognized
[23:36] <g073nks> do i have to use an older version of ndiswrapper? or manually install (make) instead of dpkg the deb file for newer version
[23:36] <jejedi> benno : no
[23:37] <didrik> DaZ: sudo: l: command not found
[23:37] <didrik> Didn't work : p
[23:37]  * DaZ facepalm
[23:37] <didrik> haha
[23:37] <benno_fra_dk> Sorry then I'm lost.. Anyone else?
[23:37] <linuxguy2009> hmm strange it says "firefox-3.5" thats what i thought it was I checked the program names in the ff package in synaptic and also did the firefox +tab and its right. But wont start.
[23:38] <linuxguy2009> Do I need to remove the old ff package?
[23:38] <g073nks> plz i really don't want to be stuck with win2k
[23:38] <losher> JuJuBee: sorry, I'm out of ideas at this point. If I were you, I might try moving the unit to a different controller if one was available, but it's kind of clutching at straws, sorry...
[23:38] <jejedi> benno: some says that it's because of the tactile touchs that rule the sound, do you know a package to make them function?
[23:39] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: what kind of laptop?
[23:39] <trism> does the card show up in dmesg? and is the ndiswrapper module loaded?
[23:39] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[23:39] <jejedi> benno : HP HDX 16
[23:39] <VCoolio> linuxguy2009: shouldn't be necessary; no error output?
[23:39] <g073nks> dmesg? let me check, it's in another room
[23:39]  * g073nks still fairly new to linux... used before but hdd's kept crashing
[23:40] <linuxguy2009> VCoolio: Ah i got it, just removed the old ff 3 and the gnoem support for it. Cool. Thanks guys.
[23:40] <gbear14275> Cynope: got a favorite project or paypal account?  I'll be trying to pay it forward when it comes my time to help others... but I appreciate a helping hand too!
[23:40] <sebsebseb> fg56lx: does it ever crackle?
[23:40] <fg56lx> sebsebseb: No, it just skips.
[23:41] <Cynope> gbear14275 :) that's ok, I'm just glad I could help.
[23:41] <benno_fra_dk> jejedi: try searching for laptop or hotkey in synaptic.
[23:43] <losher> gbear14275: we do it for the glory, the adoring crowds, the adrenaline rush. The money's strictly secondary...
[23:43] <rocky|> lol
[23:44] <kitty_> how do you mount a bluetooth device as root ?
[23:45] <jejedi> benno: there is a package hotkey-setup already installed on my laptop which is supposed to cinfigure automaticly the hotkeys
[23:46] <didrik> DaZ, I see. Thanks! XD
[23:46] <jejedi> benno : actually the touchs 'play','top','>>' etc work, but not the one to mute the sound, nor the one to shut down the wifi qnd the one to eject a CD, so the ones that deals with the hardware
[23:47] <Cynope> gbear14275, have a good day/night, g2g.
[23:47] <DaZ> 15 minutes
[23:47] <DaZ> not bad [;
[23:47] <kitty_> jejedi, if you goto the shortcuts tab in your keyboard config, you can do it yourself
[23:47] <Cynope> Later guys.
[23:48] <fg56lx> I'm having a problem with sound. When ever I listen to any music (on any media player) or watch any video (even youtube) the sound starts to skip and jump around. What would cause this, and how could I fix it?
[23:48] <ldlework> Hi I'm attempting to use XMonad on Jaunty. I've done all the xmonad steps for running on jaunty. My behavior is that metacity is not running, but xmonad doesn't run either. If I run xmonad on the command line it starts up and works perfectly. I have the startup launcher written out correctly. There are no xmonad.errors. Someone please help!
[23:48] <sol93> is the remote desktop reachable, when I forward the port to the outside of my firewall/router or is there something additional preventing external connections?
[23:49] <P_Kable> Hi. I need to create a split archive but the option "Split in volumes of" is grayed out, anybody knows why ?
[23:49] <kitty_> sol93 you maybe blocking connections outside of your network with your linux firewall or within the x server's configuration
[23:49] <sol93> x server??
[23:49] <jejedi> kitty : where can i find the shorstcut tab?
[23:50] <kitty_> jejedi: system : preferences : keyboard shortcuts
[23:51] <sol93> kitty_: i can connect locally. i tried to reach out my remotedesktop with a forward of port 5900, and i cant connect via the server's ip. Thats maybe, the source is in the same subnet, as the target?
[23:51] <kitty_> sol93: System : Preferences : Remote Desktop -> advanced
[23:51] <sol93> there is no advanced tab
[23:51] <kitty_> if you have "accept local only" it won't allow remote ips to connect
[23:51] <Drknezz> Anyone knows why firefox won't follow gtk-qt-engine's directives? emesene does
[23:51] <kitty_> sol93 pm me your ip address i'll see if the port is open
[23:51] <sol93> kitty_: how can my ubuntu know, that it isnt locally, when it is coming through a forwarded port??
[23:52] <kitty_> the "forwarded port" just dumps all the packets it recieves on your computer
[23:52] <kitty_> it doesn't change them, it doesn't change the source or destination for them, it just goes "here, you deal with them"
[23:52] <linuxguy2009> Now just so I am clear the ff 3.5 in the repos is not a beta or anything correct? Its an offical release?
[23:53] <benno_fra_dk> Hardy, Bluetooth, GPS - sdptool browse <mac-address> returns "Invalid exchange". HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP!!
[23:53] <jejedi> kitty:the shortcuts are well configured with the otkeys, and if i try to change them the hotkeys work, so any idea?
[23:54] <trism> yeah firefox3.5 in the repos is 3.5.1, I'm using it right now
[23:54] <kitty_> jejedi so what was the problem?
[23:54] <jejedi> kitty : i have jsut installed ubuntu 9.04 on my HP laptop and I have absolutley no sound
[23:54] <kimimaro> install photoshop ubuntu?
[23:55] <kitty_> do you have a speaker icon in your system notification area?
[23:55] <Stralytic> i'm getting alot of sata errors in my logs, see http://pastebin.com/m2e1fa43c ... can anyone hazard a guess as to the cause?
[23:55] <jejedi> kitty : yes, but nothing is mute
[23:55] <raulh> hey guys im just wondering how do i install flash on firefox 3?
[23:55] <linuxguy2009> trism: cool thanks. I just ran acidtest3 and sunspider and they both show pretty high improvments in speed.
[23:55] <DaZ> raulh: like on any other browser? :f
[23:56] <raulh> no adobe doesn't support linux.
[23:56] <DaZ> lol
[23:56] <DaZ> good to know
[23:56] <kitty_> pop something into your headphone jack and see if you get sound out through that
[23:56] <poc> Is any body know about symfony
[23:56] <linuxguy2009> raulh: What do you mean adobe doesnt support linux? For main apps you mean? You do know they have a linux flash plugin and adobe reader right?
[23:56] <Drknezz> Anyone knows why firefox won't follow gtk-qt-engine's directives? emesene does
[23:57] <raulh> i know they do linuxguy2009, but i can't find it.
[23:57] <linuxguy2009> raulh: What do you need?
[23:57] <DaZ> raulh: repositories maybe? :f
[23:57] <raulh> i had to setup ndiswrapper and i dont get the "proprietary" drivers either.
[23:57] <raulh> or the "update now" message
[23:58] <jejedi> kitty : i have still no sound
[23:58] <wweasel> I have a laptop with integrated Intel X3100 graphics (i965 chipset).  I'm trying to run 3D games, but I believe that hardware acceleration isn't working. How would I check?
[23:58] <DaZ> wweasel: glxgears
[23:58] <kitty_> jejedi: System: Preferences : Multimedia system selector
[23:58] <linuxguy2009> raulh: adobe.com and go to flash and download the deb for flash. Its easy.
[23:59] <Drknezz> Anyone knows why firefox won't follow gtk-qt-engine's directives? emesene does
[23:59] <linuxguy2009> raulh: double click it and install
[23:59] <melinux> Is it possible to "undo" an update?
[23:59] <DaZ> Drknezz: no
[23:59] <DaZ> satisfied? :f
[23:59] <wweasel> DaZ: I see some gears, at 715 FPS. I suppose that means it's working.
[23:59] <Drknezz> DaZ: :S
[23:59] <trism> flash is actually in the repos, generally easier to install that way
[23:59] <raulh> Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libnspr4-dev
[23:59] <DaZ> wweasel: i think so