[00:00] <rww> blognewb_: sudo apt-get install libfcgi0ldbl
[00:00] <HighLordObsi> aww man, the mic sounds all garbled...(yes i know thats not a real word)
[00:00] <jedc> blognewb_,  it looks like that package is in universe, if you got to System->Administration->Software sources, is "Community maintained Open Source software (Universe)" checked?
[00:00] <innomen> Arthur_Rainbow, np man, good luck, i did the same thing to my number pad, i pried the numbers off and made it like a phone, and i had to remap the numbers :P
[00:01] <jamescarr> how can I enable my emerald themes? there's a preferences window for them, but when I select them nothing happens
[00:01] <trism> innomen: I figured out how to insert the nulls directly if you use vim, ctrl+v+@
[00:01] <innomen> vim?
[00:01] <trism> innomen: may work in other text editors that don't use ctrl+v for paste
[00:02] <trism> innomen: it is a command line text editor
[00:02] <innomen> wouldent that be control v shift 2?
[00:02] <legend2440> jamescarr: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1131246
[00:02] <trism> innomen: yes
[00:02] <trism> !vim
[00:02] <HighLordObsi> phooey
[00:03] <Jonii^> stroyan, how to edit file? :>
[00:04] <innomen> trism, could i impose upon you to help me find out a way to do it in scite? you seem to know the terms
[00:04] <dahlia> when I use the System->Administration->Create a USB startup disk  thing, I tell it which .iso to use (ubuntu desktop 9.04 x86) and tell it which usb disk to use, then it just sits there with a progress bar that says "Starting up" but it never moves
[00:05] <innomen> trism, scite seems ot call them control characters
[00:05] <ElronMcBong> b3rz3rk3r: Well the router belongs to my neighbours and yesterday I tried to configure wpa_supplicant with a WEP key they used but that did not work out. as far as I understood from google-ing was that there was a problem with the encryption. Something was seemingly incompatible. The an hour ago I asked them to change the encryption to WPA and I reconfigured wpa_supplicant. It got beyond the previously mentioned error, but did n
[00:06] <jamescarr> wow it's fast
[00:06] <stroyan> donavan_: Your google earth troubles sound like typical issues interacting with compiz.  See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GoogleEarth for more details.
[00:06] <stroyan> Jonii^: I like vim myself.  You may prefer nano.
[00:06] <gizmobay> Can someone help with a command to do a symbolic link
[00:07] <ravil> gizmobay, ln -s name source
[00:07] <dumont> question: i have this command for linux -> find -name '*.rar' -exec unrar x {} \;            how can I modify it so that if there is a file called *part01.rar then it does not search for all .rar and only unpacks *part01.rar ?
[00:07] <gizmobay> I have two directories /abc and /abc/xyz
[00:07] <trism> innomen: would like to help, but never used scite
[00:07] <gizmobay> I want all the files in /abc/xyz to be linked in the directory /abc
[00:07] <dumont> gizmobay soft link?
[00:07] <gizmobay> yes
[00:08] <LinuxGold> anybody used qdevelop?
[00:08] <innomen> trism, ok
[00:08] <dumont> gizmobay have you tried cp command?
[00:08] <dumont> cp --help
[00:08] <iceroot> !anyone | LinuxGold
[00:08] <innomen> does anyone else have any idea how i could go about inserting a nul control character into a volume of text?
[00:08] <dumont> will have an option to copy all the files and make all the copied files soft link
[00:08] <gizmobay> I have other files in the directory and I don't want them to get mixed up
[00:09] <LinuxGold> iceroot: thanks, just wanted to know if it is useful before I apt-get.
[00:09] <Frank83> Greetings. Is it possible to protect the contents of " /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.28-14-generic/include/config/kernel.release" from being written over? Somehow (Dunno) the contents of the file were changed with not so good consecuences.
[00:09] <dumont> question: i have this command for linux -> find -name '*.rar' -exec unrar x {} \;            how can I modify it so that if there is a file called *part01.rar then it does not search for all .rar and only unpacks *part01.rar ?
[00:10] <innomen> bah i'll just do it with the mouse, stupid open office
[00:10] <innomen> trism, thanks for helping though, you rock
[00:10] <iceroot> LinuxGold: i only know kdevelop and like it much
[00:10] <innomen> and others
[00:11] <stroyan> gizmobay: I think you want          for f in "/abc/xyz/*";do ln -s "$f" "/abc/$(basename $f)";done     But I could be wrong.
[00:11] <iceroot> LinuxGold: some kind of visualstudio
[00:11] <gizmobay> thanks stroyan
[00:11] <Cobra_Girl> My old graphics card was NVidia chipset MSI and I just picked up a new GeForce9400GT
[00:11] <stephans_> legend2448 thank you!
[00:11] <Cobra_Girl> however, my screen is all choppy now and I can't seem to get things to run smoothly
[00:12] <legend2440> stephans_: your welcome
[00:12] <joeyeye> dumont: find . -iname "*part01.rar" -exec unrar x '{}' \;
[00:12] <Lostinspace_46> If it takes 2 keys to produce a result e.g., <ALT>+<TAB> = Cycle Windows shouldn't the keycode refer to the non-modifier key?
[00:13] <bucky> Cobra_Girl: dpkg -l nvidia-glx*  which nvidia version do you have installed?
[00:13] <dumont> joeyeye what does iname do? i don't want it to just match part01.rar i want it to match .rar IF and ONLY if part01.rar is not found
[00:14] <Cobra_Girl> 169.12+2.6.24.18 NVIDIA binary XFree86 4.x/X.Org 'new' driver
[00:14] <bucky> Cobra_Girl: that's what dpkg -l nvidia-glx* says ?
[00:14] <WormDrink> eish
[00:14] <Cobra_Girl> yes
[00:14] <WormDrink> I have to honestly say
[00:14] <joeyeye> dumont: -iname is just case-insensitive form of -name. I think you need exec to call a script instead of unrar'ing in place
[00:14] <WormDrink> ubuntu is poor quality
[00:15] <bucky> Cobra_Girl: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[00:15] <Cobra_Girl> hardy heron
[00:15] <bucky> ic
[00:15] <Cobra_Girl> 8.04
[00:15] <WormDrink> for some reason mmap2 is failing with ENOMEM in gdbm ... and there is just no reason for it
[00:15] <joeyeye> dumont: in the script you can test for $1part01.rar existence and call unrar
[00:15] <WormDrink> and my disk crashed after the update to 9.04
[00:16] <WormDrink> ubuntu should just disable the release update feature ... cos its basically a lie
[00:16] <bucky> Cobra_Girl: you might need a newer nvidia driver.. is there one available in the Hardy repos?
[00:16] <WormDrink> it doesnt work, it just breaks
[00:16] <server_side> is xubuntu just ubuntu with xfce enviroment?
[00:16] <Cobra_Girl> I tried, but I couldn't seem to unpack it
[00:17] <Cobra_Girl> is there a way to upgrade manually from LTS to current stable?
[00:17] <jedc> Cobra_Girl, have you tried System->Administration->Hardware Drivers?
[00:17] <heo> How can I kill a process in the third window of the GNU Screen? I am looking for a faster way rather than using "ps aux" and kill by PID.
[00:17] <dumont> joeyeye i only code in php and i don't know what kind of a script i could call, and what language to write it in
[00:17] <bucky> Cobra_Girl: do you have that upgrade icon in the upper right hand corner?
[00:17] <int203> hi-anyone have problems with jaunty + mount.cifs and mount.smbfs seg faulting upon execution?
[00:17] <WormDrink> Cobra_Girl, if you want to trash your system then just enable updates to current via synaptic settings ...
[00:18] <joeyeye> dumont: write it in bash
[00:18] <dumont> don't know bash :(
[00:18]  * bucky laughs at WormDrink
[00:18] <dumont> any great tutorials?
[00:18] <dumont> or just google it
[00:18] <Cobra_Girl> well, I sort of need all my files and such  :P
[00:18] <WormDrink> well then dont upgrade ubuntu ...
[00:18] <doug__> HEy.. does anyone know of a application for Ubuntu that can be used for beats?  Iv always used programs like Fruity Loops and ProTools but am looking for somehing that will work on Ubuntu
[00:19] <Cobra_Girl> right now in Hardware Drivers, only my LAN card is listed
[00:19] <syntax> doug virtualbox
[00:19] <doug__> syntax thanks ill check it out
[00:20] <suit> is this chan for karmic, too? I vaguely remember an alternative channel for bleeding edge stuff
[00:20] <Kalisto> anyone from NZ here?
[00:20] <WormDrink> no honestly, I am real disappointed - its quite pathetic the fact that updates break like that - and I have run gentoo for allot longer on another system, sure updates takes longer, and involves more work, but the point is it works - this is just basically like a "I dont want a pc that works anymore, also throw in some totally random shit"
[00:20] <IndyGunFreak> !karmic | suit
[00:20] <jedc> Cobra_Girl, i remember having problems with nvidia drivers, you might try installing and running the envyng-gtk package, it downloads and install the newest nvidia drivers i believe
[00:20] <suit> right! thanks
[00:21] <legend2440> doug__: http://lmms.sourceforge.net/
[00:22] <Dr_Willis> dumont:  theres dozens of good sites with bash tutorials and many free ebooks you can download.
[00:22] <doug__> syntax: is VirtualBox just an app like wine or is an actual application for mixing
[00:22] <doug__> legend2440: thanks ill check that out
[00:22] <Dr_Willis> !virtualbox | doug__
[00:22] <syntax> vbox will allow you to use 2 os at the same tme
[00:22] <Lostinspace_46> Cobra_Girl: I came in late on this, but if you enablecustom desktop effects, it should automatically use you nvidia driver
[00:22] <syntax> wine isnt that good for fl studio
[00:22] <IndyGunFreak> doug__, i'mnot sure why you'd use virtualbox for mixing music unless you're looking to run a virtual os
[00:22] <kaiser10123> can someone help me find the edid for my tv
[00:22] <Kuifje111> where does ubuntu save the .bash_history file if the home directory of the user doesn't exist?
[00:22] <Cobra_Girl> those are enabled, however all effects are extremely choppy
[00:23] <squarebracket> how do i set a variable so that i don't have to do an export each time?
[00:23] <syntax> for fl studio he could use it tho..Like having fl studio in windows
[00:23] <Dr_Willis> Kuifje111:  i think its in ram/cache/tmp untill the shell exits..
[00:23] <WormDrink> bloody pathetic, and Canonical tries to push ubuntu server to enterprise market ...
[00:23] <Cobra_Girl> instead of 30fps, I'm seeing about 7fps
[00:23] <doug__> IndyGunFreak: yeah im not looking to run multiple os's just looking for an app that is available for Ubuntu.. im cchecking out that multimedia link
[00:23] <Lostinspace_46> Cobra_Girl: Ahh I see
[00:23] <IndyGunFreak> syntax, he asked for a program like fl studio, not how to use fl studio
[00:23] <superciuk> ciao
[00:23] <stroyan> dumont: You can also "apt-get install abs-guide" and look at /usr/share/doc/abs-guide/html/index.html
[00:23] <jedc> squarebracket, put the export in your .bashrc file
[00:23] <Kuifje111> Dr_Willis: is there any other file where executed commands are being saved?
[00:23] <syntax> nothing matches with fl studio as well
[00:23] <syntax> Trust me
[00:23] <syntax> i use it
[00:24] <Dr_Willis> Kuifje111:  never noticed.  Never worried about it. whats the original problem?
[00:24] <syntax> pray they make a linux version of it
[00:24] <IndyGunFreak> syntax, well he asked for instructions to ride a bike and you sent him instructions to build a car.
[00:24] <IndyGunFreak> kinda silly
[00:24] <superciuk> list
[00:24] <syntax> not really
[00:24] <syntax> simple
[00:24] <IndyGunFreak> lol, he said he wanted an ubuntu app.
[00:24] <Kuifje111> Dr_Willis: compromised account, and want to know whatever the 'hacker' executed.
[00:24] <IndyGunFreak> if one doesn't fit his needs, he'll be back
[00:24] <doug__> syntax: yeah iv always used that and Pro Tools on my mac but im looking for osmething i can use on my ilnux box
[00:24] <YodaMaster> hello
[00:24] <YodaMaster> all
[00:25] <Dr_Willis> Kuifje111:  i imagine theres not going to be a way. even .bash_history is not reliable
[00:25] <syntax> yawns
[00:25] <syntax> word
[00:25] <Lostinspace_46> If it takes 2 keys to produce a result e.g., <ALT>+<TAB> = Cycle Windows shouldn't the keycode refer to the non-modifier key?
[00:25] <syntax> i dont see any programs that can match fl studio imo
[00:25] <Kuifje111> Dr_Willis: all right, thanks for your help.
[00:25] <syntax> on linux
[00:25] <IndyGunFreak> syntax, but that wasn't the question
[00:25] <Dr_Willis> Kuifje111:  if you have 2 shells going each has its own history.. so the saved history will not always be the one that did the work.
[00:25] <syntax> Dude dont take up for dude
[00:25] <syntax> let him talk
[00:26] <syntax> simple
[00:26] <elec> hey guys, i am having problems with my audio (alsactl identifies as: "HDA-Intel" "Realtek ALC1200" "HDA:10ec0888,10de0175,00100101") .. it just doesnt play, i've checked just about all the forums and played with my "options snd_hda_intel" settings and ensured my sound was actually turned up.. the only odd thing is that if i boot off of a livecd, it works.. (but i get no video when booted from live cd, unrelated, so i cant trouble shoot from that) more info here:
[00:26] <IndyGunFreak> syntax, i'm not, i'm telling you what he said.. pay attention
[00:27] <syntax> i know what he said and hes asking for a program like fl to work as a linux app
[00:27] <IndyGunFreak> syntax, ok.. and you answered to use vbox
[00:27] <IndyGunFreak> thatsnot a program "like fl"
[00:27] <syntax> You use fl in that duh
[00:27] <syntax> dude
[00:27] <syntax> be gone
[00:27] <IndyGunFreak> moron
[00:28] <superciuk> list
[00:28] <elec> ..
[00:28] <IndyGunFreak> thank goodness
[00:28] <doug__> can fl be installed with wine?
[00:28] <syntax> yea
[00:28] <Dr_Willis> superciuk:  this isent a warez channel. :)
[00:28] <syntax> but doesnt work as well
[00:28] <IndyGunFreak> doug__, well acording to the grand wizard, no
[00:28] <IndyGunFreak> it doesn't work
[00:28] <doug__> ok
[00:29] <Lostinspace_46> My dumb question for the day..what, exactly, does the marker bar mark?
[00:30] <bdfoster> hey guys when i leave my computer on sometimes when i come back to it my mouse disappears. it tends to happen after a few hours, but doesn't always happen. is there a solution to this problem?
[00:30] <Dr_Willis> Lostinspace_46:  what marker bar mark?
[00:31] <Lostinspace_46> Dr_Willis: The one in here
[00:31] <bdfoster> IndyGunFreak, you from indiana?
[00:31] <IndyGunFreak> bdfoster, affirmative
[00:31] <bdfoster> indianapolis?
[00:31] <legend2440> elec: have you read this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1159334
[00:31] <IndyGunFreak> yup.. beech grove
[00:31] <kaiser10123> how do i change my xorg to work with my lcd tv
[00:31] <Dr_Willis> Lostinspace_46:  theres dozwens of 'irc clients'  - In here.. means  'in theis irc room' to me. :) i imagine its some sort of history/last read line tag.
[00:31] <bdfoster> sweet
[00:31] <Shoe> When I try to import all of my songs into Rythmbox Music Player so that I can reorganize and sync some more shizz onto my iPod, I get this message: "No packages with the requested plugins found. The requested plugins are: ( Idon't exactly remember the name. Something like Windows Media codec decoder or something)"
[00:32] <IndyGunFreak> bdfoster: u?
[00:32] <kaiser10123> everything is really big
[00:32] <Dr_Willis> IndyGunFreak:  Im in Kokomo :)
[00:32] <bdfoster> i was born at st francis beech grove before they stopped doing pregnancies
[00:32] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  whats your video card?
[00:32] <IndyGunFreak> Dr_Willis: really?.. i never knew that
[00:32] <kaiser10123> Dr_Willis: nvidia fx 5500
[00:32] <doug__> I it possible to install Linux MultiMedia Studio using terminal?
[00:32] <Lostinspace_46> Dr_Willis: Yep that was what I meant
[00:32] <doug__> http://lmms.sourceforge.net/home.php
[00:32] <trenchcoat> What's the file name supposed to be for a synaptic key file?
[00:32] <bdfoster> IndyGunFreak, southside of indianapolis
[00:32] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  use the nvidia-settings tools to set the proper res for monitor perhaps.
[00:33] <kaiser10123> Dr_Willis: somesaid i need to find my edid for my tv?
[00:33] <bdfoster> i was born at st francis beech grove before they stopped doing pregnancies, IndyGunFreak
[00:33] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  whats the connection to the tv? vga/dvi/hdmi/svideo?
[00:33] <kaiser10123> Dr_Willis: i already tried that
[00:33] <IndyGunFreak> bdfoster: lol, i live like right around the corner from there.
[00:33] <bdfoster> wow
[00:33] <kaiser10123> Dr_Willis: vga
[00:33] <bdfoster> small world
[00:33] <Lostinspace_46> If it takes 2 keys to produce a result e.g., <ALT>+<TAB> = Cycle Windows shouldn't the keycode refer to the non-modifier key?
[00:33] <IndyGunFreak> yup
[00:33] <bdfoster> now i live in italia lol
[00:33] <Shoe> Um, guys, I need help. Go to #Ubuntu-offtopic to continue this conversation please
[00:33] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[00:34] <trenchcoat> I'm trying to add a file named pubkey.txt and synaptic isn't finding it
[00:34] <IndyGunFreak> Shoe: ?..lol whatever.
[00:34] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  ive never had issues with nvidia-settings and my external monitors. or svideo tv.  never had to mess with edid's.
[00:34] <syntax> doug sudo apt-get install lmms
[00:34] <elec> legend2440: yes i have, no luck
[00:34] <doug__> syntax: thanks
[00:34] <kaiser10123> Dr_Willis: in sobayon i dont have issues could i copy xorg file from sabayon live cd and use it with ubuntu?
[00:34] <Fingel> can someone cat me their /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist file in a PM I accidently nuked mine
[00:34] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  if you are getting a picture that the wrong res. perhaps try the xrandr tool's to change the res. or see what it says it supports.
[00:34] <kaiser10123> sabayon
[00:34] <legend2440> elec: have you asked in channel  #alsa?
[00:34] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  try it and see. or se it as an example.
[00:34]  * bdfoster is away: My computer goes down on me more than my wife does.
[00:35] <Fingel> a better question, where can you find stock config files?
[00:35] <Shoe> When I try to import all of my songs into Rythmbox Music Player so that I can reorganize and sync some more shizz onto my iPod, I get this message: "No packages with the requested plugins found. The requested plugins are: ( Idon't exactly remember the name. Something like Windows Media codec decoder or something)"
[00:35] <kaiser10123> the file for esolution is xorg.conf right?
[00:35] <elec> legend2440, yes, they asked for my configuration but no response
[00:35] <Fingel> Shoe: try medibuntu
[00:35] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  thats used to be the main X setting file yes. but with latest ubuntu releases - X auto-configures for the most part.
[00:35] <Shoe> In Add/Remove?
[00:35] <jedc> Shoe, try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras then try again after restarting rhythmbox
[00:36] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  but its possible your old xorg.conf might work. Backup your current one.
[00:36] <Shoe> Theanks jedc
[00:36] <bucky> Fingel: you don't have anything in /etc/modprobe.d/  ?
[00:36] <Dr_Willis> !find xrandr
[00:36] <kaiser10123> Dr_Willis: but xorg.conf is just display? right
[00:36] <Fingel> bucky: I have everything but accidently echo'd over blacklist :P
[00:36] <jedc> Shoe, no problem :D
[00:36] <Dr_Willis> kaiser10123:  No. it has mouse/keyboard/input/other stuff in there (or it did at one time) its rather minimal now.
[00:37] <Fingel> bucky: default one back would be nice
[00:37] <bucky> Fingel: i have no file called /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[00:37] <Fingel> bucky blacklist.conf?
[00:38] <Bookman> How can I start ubuntu 9.04 desktop version with just a command line and no x?
[00:38] <arand> How do I read the label of an ISO (DVD) filesystem from terminal?
[00:38] <innomen> how do i see thefonts on my system?
[00:38] <Dr_Willis> pastebinit  /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[00:38] <innomen> like preview i mean see what they look like
[00:38] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f713300fa
[00:38] <Dr_Willis> :)
[00:38] <Fingel> thanks Dr_Willis!
[00:38] <jollyroger> Anyone that could help would be much appreciated.
[00:39] <trism> innomen: I use fontmatrix, it is kind of slow though
[00:39] <innomen> trism, i fixed my problem by adding the words one at a time, thankfully i didnt have to use the mouse it could be done with the spellcheck dialog using keys (down enter enter)
[00:40] <innomen> trism, i will google font matrix
[00:40] <Hasanibrahim> how can i install flashplayer ??
[00:40] <trism> innomen: it is in the repos
[00:40] <trism> innomen: sudo apt-get fontmatrix
[00:40] <IndyGunFreak> Hasanibrahim: its in the repos.
[00:40] <Hasanibrahim> i trie a lot of times :(
[00:40] <innomen> trism i had to do it to 6 pages of words, my wrist hurts
[00:40] <IndyGunFreak> !flash | Hasanibrahim
[00:40] <Dr_Willis> Hasanibrahim:  normally i install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' it grabs flash , java, and other things you proberly want.
[00:41] <trism> innomen: at least you got it working
[00:41] <nicko> Hello  - how do i uninstall plugins from shiretoko?
[00:41] <jollyroger> I'm having some problems with firefox if anyone could help.
[00:41] <bankix> Good eavening.
[00:41] <innomen> trism, indeed, sudo apt-get fontmatrix
[00:41] <innomen> trism,E: Invalid operation fontmatrix
[00:41] <Hasanibrahim> Dr_Willis: i am getting an error when i try to install :((
[00:42] <syntax> same result inno
[00:42] <IndyGunFreak> Hasanibrahim: what is the error?
[00:42] <Dr_Willis> Hasanibrahim:  tell the channel the error.. perhaps adobe moved/changed somthing again.
[00:42] <mebaran151> how do
[00:42]  * bdfoster is away: My computer goes down on me more than my wife does.
[00:42] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[00:42] <mebaran151> how do I change the default sound card for flash
[00:42] <jollyroger> Whenever I start firefox I have this error.  DCOPClient::attachInternal. Attach failed Could not open network socket
[00:42] <mebaran151> I want to redirect it through my hdmi out
[00:43] <trism> innomen: sorry
[00:43] <mebaran151> aplay has found the card and I can get it to make a test tone
[00:43] <trism> innomen: sudo apt-get install fontmatrix
[00:43] <Hasanibrahim> i install flash player and when i try to enter youtube, i am getting same error "you must install flash player " :(
[00:43] <trism> innomen: my mistake
[00:43] <innomen> trism, i'm dim, i shoulda caught that
[00:43] <Hasanibrahim> i closed and open again and again
[00:43] <IndyGunFreak> Hasanibrahim: well, you said you got an error, what was the error, and how have you tried to install it
[00:43] <innomen> trism, no no thats a joint failure :P
[00:43] <Hasanibrahim> i tried in opera, too
[00:43] <nicko> yeah i got same problem on my sheritoko
[00:44] <bankix> Hasanibrahim: Which of the three "flash players" did you choose?
[00:44] <IndyGunFreak> Hasanibrahim: answer the uestion or stop whining
[00:44] <Hasanibrahim> but i couldn't enter videos on youtbe yet :(
[00:44] <nicko> slash plugin for 64 bit sucks
[00:44] <bankix> Hasanibrahim: And what version do you use -- x86 or amd_64?
[00:44] <Hasanibrahim> i wanna answer IndyGunFreak but you are very fast
[00:44] <Loafers> Does anybody have "Unsupported Updates (hard-backports)" enabled?  How stable is ubuntu afterwards?
[00:44] <Spoink> Hello.  I installed VirtualBox by double clicking it.  How to uninstall?  (1) Apps -> Add/Remove doesn't list it, (2) system->admin->synaptic doesn't show it as installed
[00:44] <jollyroger> Can anyone help me out here?
[00:44] <IndyGunFreak> Hasanibrahim: you typed probably 8 sentences after my question.. almost everything you said was irrelevant
[00:44] <Loafers> !ask | jollyroger
[00:45] <bankix> Spoink: Where did you doubleclick?
[00:45] <Spoink> bankix: on the installer
[00:45] <Hasanibrahim> i entered http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[00:45] <bankix> Spoink: Which installer?
[00:45] <Hasanibrahim> than choose
[00:45] <Hasanibrahim> deb for ubuntu
[00:45] <jollyroger> I've ask the same question 3 times now and I keep getting ignored for the same guy not being able to figure out flash and not know any errors so I've kinda peeved.
[00:45] <bankix> Hasanibrahim: Ah. Why didn't you use the package provided with your distro?
[00:45] <innomen> trism, what is it with no one wnating to do things in bulk but me
[00:46] <Spoink> bankix: http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/2.2.0_BETA2/    VirtualBox-2.2.0_BETA2-45227-Linux_x86.run
[00:46] <Hasanibrahim> bankix: add/remove ??
[00:46] <IndyGunFreak> bankix: he said he got an error, but  has never mentioned that error.
[00:46] <innomen> trism, is there a way to cycle through fonts without clicking on each one?
[00:46] <jollyroger> Anyway, I get the error "DCOPClient::attachInternal. Attach failed Could not open network socket:DCOPClient" whenever I start firefox and it doesn't load it just freezes then the error pops up again.
[00:46] <jedc> jollyroger, i found a thread with your problem but no solution, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=380520 aparently running dcopserver will fix it temporarily... you need to give people time to figure things out
[00:46] <bankix> Spoink: Wasn't the version provided with Ubuntu not bleeding edge enough?
[00:46] <rpaddock> How do I lock a package so the update manager doesn't keep trying to update it?
[00:47] <bankix> Spoink: However, you have to locate and delete the files manually.
[00:47] <Hasanibrahim> IndyGunFreak: i mean i am getting same error "get the latest flash player"
[00:47] <bankix> Spoink: If you had used a package instead of that silly installers, this would be three clicks.
[00:47] <Spoink> bankix: is that all?  no 'windows registry' type bollox?
[00:47] <jrib> !pinning | rpaddock
[00:47] <bankix> Spoink: There is no such thing as a registry.
[00:47] <arand> Spoink: My guess is that virtualbox provides an uninstaller with that one, finding it is another matter
[00:47] <IndyGunFreak> Hasanibrahim: type this w/o quotes.. you're way to hard to follow.. "/join #indygunfreak"
[00:47] <jollyroger> jedc: much obliged that was the problem I just updated from 8.04 to 8.10 and now to 9.04 so I thought something was borked in there.
[00:48]  * Spoink searches
[00:48] <Loafers> Spoink, You'll need to know the version number I think.  Read more here: http://tinyurl.com/kp9lzx
[00:48] <innomen> trism, nm i think
[00:48] <Hasanibrahim> "/join #indygunfreak"
[00:48] <IndyGunFreak> Hasanibrahim: w/o quotes.
[00:48] <IndyGunFreak> you also seem to have a problem following instructions
[00:48] <bankix> jollyroger: Stop whining, if somebody knows an answer to your question, he will probably tell you.
[00:49] <rpaddock> jrib: Thanks
[00:49] <innomen> trism, "Specimen Font Previewer" in the repos did what i needed
[00:49] <trism> innomen: I'm not sure, it may have some keyboard shortcuts, but it isn't clear what they are
[00:49] <jedc> jollyroger, did that work to fix the problem? if so you can have it run on startup, until you find a better fix
[00:49] <trism> innomen: I'll check it out
[00:49] <jollyroger> bankix: jedc already fixed the problem for me I was just thanking him.
[00:49] <innomen> trism, fontmatrix is more advanced than i needed
[00:49] <bankix> Hasanibrahim: There is a flash test page at the adobe website. Does that work.
[00:49] <innomen> trism, what i want oo should have done as part of the drag drop
[00:50] <innomen> trism, err drop down
[00:50] <Hasanibrahim> bankix: no :(
[00:50] <jollyroger> jedc: I always had dcopserver running in 8.04 but apparently 9.04 doesn't do that.
[00:50] <jedc> ah
[00:50] <Spoink> Loafers: Thx! Is there a way to list all installed packages?
[00:50] <bankix> Hasanibrahim: Which processor type and installation (32 bit / 64 bit) do you use? And are there any Firefox plugins like noscript etc?
[00:51] <jollyroger> Well thank you everyone and have a pleasant day.
[00:51] <Shoe> Are there any programs I can get from Add/Remove that are almost exactly like iTunes? Because I have music, video, podcasts, and other stuff for my iPod
[00:51] <Hasanibrahim> there is no plugin about flash and i am using 32 bit
[00:51] <arand> Spoink: I think you might be able to run the installer file with a uninstall parameter, try running it with --help and see if it tells you anything
[00:52] <bankix> Hasanibrahim: Okay, if you enter "about:plugins", is there flash mentioned?
[00:52] <Loafers> Spoink, Hmm this was the best I could find :(: http://tinyurl.com/2gbfxl
[00:52] <jedc> Shoe, gtkpod helps for administering ipod, its not a music player, but helpful for syncing or taking music off the ipod
[00:53] <computer> hi guys, do i just sudo apt-get install compiz to install compiz?
[00:53] <jedc> Shoe, if it is an ipod touch or an iphone there is less support i believe
[00:53] <Hasanibrahim> no bankix :(
[00:53] <Shoe> It's an 80GB iPod. Bought about 3 years ago
[00:53] <Loafers> computer, type aptitude search compiz and install the one you want
[00:54] <jedc> computer, yes, but i think it installed by default but that will tell you if that is the case
[00:54] <talntid> !seen jblack
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> Shoe:  also start using the synaptic package maanger not the 'add/remove' one . the ones in add/remove are a limited list of all avail packages.
[00:54] <|kosh|> computer: compiz is installed by default on ubuntu
[00:54] <bankix> Hasanibrahim: Then the flash player is not properly installed. Use synaptic to install the package flashplugin-installer
[00:54] <Digital_Away>  /nick Digital_Warrior
[00:54] <Spoink> Loafers: very cool: 'For extra credit, you can find the locations of the files within a package from the list by using the dpkg -L command'
[00:54] <jedc> Shoe, or "apt-get install gtkpod" is quicker :p
[00:55] <Loafers> Spoink, :) But I wish i knew a way to do a search for an installed program without looking at the entire list
[00:55] <Shoe> thanks jedc and Dr_Willis
[00:55] <Spoink> Loafers: grep?
[00:56] <Othor> computer, you may be wanting the setting manager for compiz - sudo apt-get install ccsm
[00:56] <Spoink> Loafers: hmm this just shows what Synaptic shows.  it doesnt list virtualbox
[00:56] <Loafers> Spoink, I think if you do sudo aptitude search virtualbox it will list whats instaleld and whats not
[00:56] <bankix> Loafers: "dpkg -l name|grep ^ii" will list you only the installed packages.
[00:56] <Shoe> jedc
[00:56] <Shoe> I think you misspelled it
[00:58] <jedc> Shoe, nope, if it couldnt find it then you probably dont have universe enabled, you can enable it from System->Administration->Software Sources
[00:58] <arand> Spoink: That's the crux, if you use the .run installer it operates outwith the packaging system, and all the organization goodness is lost.
[00:59] <MrJoeyUK> could anyone help me? I've upgraded from 8.04 and my mic isn't working at all.. not in skype, sound recorder etc.. none of the fixes on the forum seem to work.
[00:59] <jedc> Shoe, or you might be forgetting sudo "sudo apt-get install gtkpod"
[00:59] <Shoe> thats it
[00:59] <jedc> Shoe, sorry about that :p
[00:59] <Loafers> bankix, are you sure that's the right command?  I keep getting no packages found matching name and i typed firefox but it couldn't find that...
[00:59] <Hilikus_> hey guys
[01:00] <Loafers> !hi | Hilikus_
[01:00] <bankix> Spoink: That why I was asking if the version provided by ubuntu wasn't bleeding edge enough.
[01:00] <Hilikus_> i'm trying to optimize my bootup time. how do i use bootchart? i don't understand the graph
[01:00] <Spoink> bankix: awesome .. found an uninstall.sh .. worked!
[01:00] <bankix> Loafers: I just tried "dpkg -l firefox|grep ^ii" and it listed firefox.
[01:01] <Loafers> bankix, Ah okay got it.  Thanks!
[01:01] <MidasManchu> Hi guys, i'm losing my hardwire soon and need to pick up a wireless card.  Anyone know of any wireless-N adaptors that work with 9.04?
[01:02] <Loafers> !wireless | MidasManchu
[01:02] <bankix> Hilikus: The graph shows you which process is running over what time. From top to bottom is the order of the processes, from left to right the time they started and they were running.
[01:03] <MrJoeyUK>  
[01:03] <IndyGunFreak> MidasManchu: iv'e been looking for some usb devices as well.
[01:03] <MidasManchu> Loafers, I've already checked out those docs, but figuring out which adaptor is comaptible with which spec isn't overly obvious.
[01:03] <Loafers> bankix, Just could you explain the command?  So far what I udnerstand is debian package manager list searched name, but what does the ^ii do?
[01:03] <Hilikus> bankix: that much i know, but how can i tell which ones are slowing down the process, some of them run in paralell while some seem to block the progress
[01:03] <bankix> Hilikus: Maybe puzzeling is that bootchart also shows you the initrd processes.
[01:03] <IndyGunFreak> MidasManchu: is it a PC or laptop
[01:03] <MidasManchu> desktop
[01:04] <IndyGunFreak> MidasManchu: honestly, if its a PC, i'd looka t some of the PCI options(assuming you have a PCI slot).. most of them seem to be atheros based, so they should be fairly easy... mos the usb ones, seem to be ralink.
[01:04] <Loafers> MidasManchu, Hmm try typing the brand name and if your lucky it might list whats compatible and what's not.
[01:04] <streblo> i'm trying to serve static files (still in development) so that my templates will be displayed with a stylesheet. the stylesheet is being served (i can go to its url and see it), but none of my templates are being displayed with the stylesheet. can someone help me understand what's going on?
[01:04] <streblo> here are my URLconf's:  http://pastebin.com/d14c8657b
[01:04] <bankix> Loafers: Normally, dpkg -l lists all _known_ packages matching that name (where "*" is allowed, e.g. "fire*"), regardless if they're installed or not.
[01:05] <ed0n0n> I have a problem with package global E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1). Using 9.04. Is it a serious problem? How can I fix?
[01:05] <MidasManchu> streblo, which cms are you using?
[01:05] <gafir> Hello, I need help for another background issue. I've pasted some code here: http://drupalbin.com/10905 -- what I'm trying to do is have .bckleft and .bckright stretch down to the entire height of the page -- but with the code described, it only stretches up to the fold of the browser, if you scroll down, there's no background. Any idea how to get these two divs to stretch down to the bottom of the page for real? Than
[01:05] <gafir> ks!
[01:05] <streblo> oh damn, this is the wrong channel, sorry
[01:05] <Loafers> bankix, ok thanks
[01:05] <bankix> Loafers: The first two characters show the status -- ii are installed, un are uninstalled etc.
[01:05] <askvictor> I have a usb disk I keep my secret keys (ssh, gpg) on. I keep an ext3 partition for that purpose so permissions are set OK, but there are user permission problems - my UID on my home machine is different to my work machine. Any solutions for this? using FAT won't allow me to chmod 600...
[01:05] <gafir> woups wrong channel too
[01:05] <streblo> thanks anyway MidasManchu
[01:05] <MidasManchu> no sweat
[01:05] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me folks... anybody knows how to activate an ATI video-card?
[01:05] <bankix> Loafers: Due you only wanted installed packages, you use "grep ^ii" which searches for "ii" at the beginning of the line.
[01:06] <bankix> Hilikus: That's not easy to tell.
[01:06] <bankix> Hilikus: Look for single processes taking long time, then you'll have your time eaters.
[01:06] <Hilikus> bankix: that's the thing, you can't really tell what's long time
[01:06] <Loafers> bankix, Ic.  what does the asterisk do?
[01:06] <bankix> Hilikus: The more you look on the upper left, the more single processes you'll find.
[01:07] <bankix> Loafers: Asterisk is a wildcard. "dpkg -l fire*" will list you all packages starting with "fire".
[01:07] <Hilikus> some just stay there the whole time, but they don't block anything
[01:07] <Loafers> bankix, ok thanks a bunch!
[01:07] <bankix> Hilikus: Then they're no blockers.
[01:08] <Hilikus> so which ones are?
[01:08] <bankix> Hilikus: It's not easy to find a time eater in ubuntu 9.04. It's already pretty much cut to the bones.
[01:08] <jedc> Um_cara_qualquer, are there any available under System->Administration->Hardware Drivers?
[01:08] <Hilikus> bankix: oh really? :s
[01:08] <ipfw> anyone using Google Chrome Browser ?
[01:08] <bankix> Hilikus: Upload the graph somewhere, maybe I find one.
[01:08] <Um_cara_qualquer> jedc yes
[01:09] <arand> !anyone | ipfw
[01:09] <Aluno> [pablo]
[01:09] <Aluno> kjgvb
[01:09] <Aluno> jjgihaiudsh789vy8i
[01:09] <Aluno> jdasgiuhvu9yuisdcviojpso
[01:09] <[pablo]> Aluno yes?
[01:09] <YodaMaster> hey guys, what means JLcfnt?
[01:09] <arand> Aluno: plese stop
[01:09] <jedc> Um_cara_qualquer, did it work to enable the reccomended one?
[01:10] <ipfw> Is the latest Google Chrome Beta build from the PPA for Jaunty worth a crap ?
[01:10] <server_side> hi all
[01:10] <Hilikus> bankix: http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/7747/hilikuspcjaunty20090810.png
[01:10] <LordLandon> ipfw: it's got a dude's head instead of the x button
[01:10] <Um_cara_qualquer> jedc i'm not sure i'm following you... what do u mean by "the reccomended one"?
[01:11] <ipfw> LordLandon:  I can get past that, for day to day operations, is it fairly stable, and is it honestly faster than ff3.5 ?
[01:11] <kaiser10123> Dr_Willis: it worked i copies xorg.conf from sabayon live cd:)
[01:11] <Stargazer> ubuntu server will work on a dual-cpu motherboard, right ?
[01:11] <kristie> k can anyone tell me how to pick up other peoples wireless signals around me
[01:12] <YodaMaster> is anybody user acer aspire one A0751h with ubuntu?
[01:12] <bankix> Hilikus: One time eater is readahead-list -- but if you remove this, the rest of the boot process will probably slow down
[01:12] <arand> ipfw: compared to? I haven't used it in a while but I'm not sure how the flash/java support goes, and I do think it's faster, though possibly more unstable.
[01:12] <Hilikus> bankix: i read that
[01:12] <jedc> Um_cara_qualquer, click on the driver you want and click Activate, usually one of them has [Recommended] after it, but it might not i have an nvidia card
[01:12] <hailukah> how do I change the default browser so that swiftfox is launched when I click a link in a terminal?
[01:12] <bankix> Hilikus: And of course udev is time consuming, but nothing to do about this.
[01:13] <Um_cara_qualquer> jedc oh... yes sure but there's no one =/
[01:13] <Um_cara_qualquer> jedc i mean... it says i don't have any
[01:13] <proh> I've got a hp pavilion note book.. sound wasn't working, so I had killed pulse audio and changed everything  to use alsa in the sound preferences... still no sound... what more should I do?
[01:13] <arand> ipfw: Forced to make a choice? Run both?
[01:13] <Hilikus> bankix: what about that wpa_supplicant? i don't have wifi, this is a desktop
[01:13] <server_side> can i speed up ubuntu boot times?
[01:14] <bankix> Hilikus: And smartd.
[01:14] <ipfw> arand: thinking of testing it on mine, leaving the wifes system alone, she has a low tolerance for computer glitches
[01:14] <bankix> Hilikus: wpasupplicant -> WPA Wireless
[01:14] <renagadeX> I download Catalyst Control Center (display driver) (for linux) and, suprise suprise, its "not compatible". I cant see anything
[01:14] <renagadeX> Im in windows
[01:14] <jedc> Um_cara_qualquer, hmm, you could try to install envyng-gtk, it is supposed to download the appropriate drivers and install them for you, but i havent used it with an ati card
[01:14] <renagadeX> right now
[01:14] <Hilikus> server_side: that's exactly what we're talking about but it seems there isn't much to cut
[01:14] <bankix> server_side: Not much I think.
[01:14] <ipfw> arand:  was thinking of giving the windows version a shot through wine as well, just for grins
[01:14] <Bob_Dole> Stargazer, if it's dual x86 with normal firmware, yeah. if it's other architectures... Well, you can get builds that'll probably work. (if it isn't normal firmware, specifically designed to not work with something else, probably not, but such things are quite rare)
[01:15] <gladideg> I'm using VSFTP to upload files. When file is uploaded, i'm trying to make it "hide" from owner. (chown_username, umask_local), but no matter what, Vsftpd put ownership so uploader can see it. How can I hide file from whoever uploads to ftp?
[01:15] <Hilikus> bankix: how do i disable that or what??
[01:15] <server_side> yeah, i mean its fast enough, i love it compared to other distros. but you always have to try and push it :)
[01:15] <Um_cara_qualquer> jedc why the first time i installed ubuntu it recognized the video card instantaneosly?
[01:15] <bankix> Hilikus: These are daemons/services started via init scripts. See update-rc.d
[01:15] <ed0n0n> anyone ever had a problem with the 'global' package in Ubuntu 9.04?
[01:15] <jedc> Um_cara_qualquer, how do you know that your video card isnt working?
[01:17] <Um_cara_qualquer> when i go to system -> administration -> hardware drivers... it opens a window that says i don't have any being used right now
[01:17] <bankix> Hilikus: Takes about 20 seconds till gdm starts. That's pretty fast. Perhaps you can safe 3 or 4 seconds by disabling some services... but that's all then, I think.
[01:17] <bankix> Hilikus: Once Ubuntu really uses upstart, it will be much faster. gdm cold be startet a lot earlier.
[01:17] <proh> I've got a hp pavilion note book.. sound wasn't working, so I had killed pulse audio and changed everything  to use alsa in the sound preferences... still no sound... what more should I do?
[01:18] <server_side> whats a good desktop widget program for monitoring pc performance and resources?
[01:18] <poseidon> I can't find any good themes for ubuntu that aren't knock-offs of windows/mac.  Any suggestions (I've checked gnome-look)
[01:18] <Hilikus> bankix: well the whole benchmark is stupid, i measured it and it takes 59seconds from grub to a wallpaper in gnome. i don't know when the bootchart script is loaded but it does not take 25 secs
[01:18] <bankix> proh: There are alternative drivers. Open Sound System (oss). Are required for some very _rare_ cards.
[01:18] <jedc> Um_cara_qualquer, what version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:18] <Um_cara_qualquer> 9.04
[01:18] <elec> anyone care to help with my sound issue: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7765764
[01:18] <innomen> Is there a better terminal app out there?
[01:19] <elec> aterm? eterm?
[01:19] <bankix> Hilikus: How many RAM do you have?
[01:19] <Hilikus> bankix: 3G
[01:19] <innomen> i'm speaking of better than what comes default with ubuntu jaunty
[01:19] <proh> bankix, nope. No luck
[01:19] <Um_cara_qualquer> maybe that's why... i usually used 8.10...
[01:19] <innomen> elec, i'll look into those thank you
[01:19] <bankix> proh: You did try OSS as wellß
[01:19] <bankix> ß
[01:19] <bankix> ?
[01:19] <elec> np
[01:20] <jedc> Um_cara_qualquer, i found this thread that might help, or bash your hopes hehe
[01:20] <jedc> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1185658
[01:20] <proh> bankix, yes
[01:20] <bankix> Hilikus: Hm. Couldn't tell you why loading the wallpaper takes such a long time.
[01:20] <arand> innomen: terminator is otherwise popular
[01:20] <innomen> arand, thanky
[01:20] <bankix> proh: Sorry, no help then.
[01:20] <Um_cara_qualquer> uahauha nice
[01:20] <renagadeX> I dl'ed a Graphics driver that crashed my computer
[01:20] <Um_cara_qualquer> lets see
[01:20] <Hilikus> bankix: which one is that?
[01:21] <bankix> Hilikus: It's not on that graph, because bootchart ends when the last init script is executed.
[01:21] <jedc> Um_cara_qualquer, hopefully your card isnt on that list and the solution works
[01:21] <Um_cara_qualquer> exactly
[01:21] <Um_cara_qualquer> i guess...
[01:21] <innomen> arand: spesifically what i'm afetr is control shift arrow to jump words
[01:21] <dassouki> my lssusb can see my webcam, but i can't use it
[01:22] <innomen> and maybe a working control c
[01:22] <Um_cara_qualquer> brb... i'll try that
[01:22] <Stargazer> ubuntu server can handle dual-cpu, right ?
[01:22] <Luig1> Alright, certain Java programs I use frequently (including FrostWire) ceased working a few weeks ago, and now I've decided I need some of them again. If I uninstall OpenJDK and reinstall Sun Java, will that probably fix things?
[01:22] <renagadeX> I dl'ed a Graphics driver that crashed my computer
[01:22] <emanux> is there a connector for exchange server 2007 in evolution
[01:23] <bankix> Hilikus: What strikes me strange is that you have a very low disk thoughput but a very high disk utilization.
[01:23] <bankix> Hilikus: I think you use ext3 filesystem?
[01:23] <Hilikus> bankix: yes, except for home
[01:23] <bankix> Hilikus: What are you using for home?
[01:23] <Hilikus> bankix: jfs
[01:24] <jedc> Luig1, probably?
[01:24] <minimec> dassouki: lsusb only tells you, that the device a such has been recognized. dmesg will tell you, if ubuntu has the according driver for your device. Read the output of dmesg and look for your device and souspicious messages.
[01:24] <SunStealer> hmm, anyone here run wow under wine?
[01:24] <sergei1> Hi.
[01:24] <sergei1> How to install video driver for
[01:24] <Jonii^> Does anyone have any idea about what's in common with windows desktop disappearing and ubuntu gnome desktop failing to start, and X crashing due to "no screens found"?
[01:25] <bankix> Hilikus: I don't know how jfs performs. But look at the graph (second) yourself: At the end of the boot process, the disk access hits the ceiling and the thoughput sinks to the ground.
[01:25] <jedc> SunStealer, yes it works well except you need the newest version of wine and there is a bug with the install where you cant click accept for the licence agreement you need to google for
[01:25] <Luig1> Are there any advantages to remaining with OpenJDK?
[01:25] <koolkat> why does my computer not appear in my own samba menu in network under the "places" menu, but I can see my other computer in there perfectly fine?
[01:26] <bankix> koolkat: Probably because you did not set up samba yet.
[01:26] <ubuntu> Hi guys, I'm having this weird disk crash, where Sytem Monitor see my 450Go of occupied disk, but a du -sh on the same disk gives me 65Mo
[01:26] <jedc> Luig1, only philosophical ones i think
[01:26] <SunStealer> jedc: hmm, well I have gotten it installed and kind or running. It just is "black" when i start it. I get the sound (the dragon flying) and i can tab-login... but the screen is just black. And I can't see any error messages when running it from terminal either, so it is a bit weird
[01:26] <bankix> sergei1: Which driver?
[01:26] <koolkat> bankix: how do you setup samba?
[01:26] <Luig1> Good. Thanks jedc
[01:26] <autotec> I guess once everything is ported to open source then no, but for now I just downloaded jdk with netbeans which i install in ~/
[01:26] <ubuntu> I really need to recover my 450 Go of data, and I really don't know where to go from, any pointers?
[01:26] <frewsxcv> how do you update the index so 'locate' can find the newly created files?
[01:26] <bankix> koolkat: Install the package system-config-samba and use it.
[01:27] <autotec> sudo updatedb
[01:27] <sergei1> bankix, integreted Radeon 2100 )
[01:27] <opyner> is there a trick to getting 8.04 to connect to windows workgroups?
[01:27] <ubuntu> frewsxcv: updatedb
[01:27] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I am trying to connect to a localhost:port and I have the port open on firestarer and it still wont answer....... what could it be?
[01:27] <sergei1> proprietary drivers..
[01:27] <frewsxcv> thanks ubuntu
[01:28] <bankix> sergei1: When you did try the hardware drivers installer from the system settings menu...
[01:28] <miguel> for a home computer, use 4 15k hd and a perc 5 worth it??
[01:28] <hailukah> opyner: what version of windows is it?
[01:28] <sergei1> bankix, it dose nothing found ..
[01:28] <sergei1> doese
[01:28] <rchap> If i was to save a channel(or server) to favorites, how do I bring up my favorites?
[01:28] <bankix> sergei1: Then you'd have to install the diver manually. Hope you're familiar with commandline...
[01:29] <Guest10026> for a home computer, use 4 15k hd and a perc 5 worth it??
[01:29] <bizzo> hi, I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 and I just got a segate 1.5Tb HDD model ST31500341AS but I can't get this damn drive to format correctly, gparted sees it, but wont format
[01:29] <ubuntu> I'm having this weird disk crash, where Sytem Monitor see my 450Go of occupied disk, but a du -sh on the same disk gives me 65Mo, any pointers on how to recover my data ?
[01:29] <bankix> bizzo: Try fdisk on the commandline.
[01:29] <ubuntu> please guys, my life is stuck in an invisible place...
[01:30] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I am trying to connect to a localhost:port and I have the port open on firestarer and it still wont answer....... what could it be?
[01:30] <bankix> ubuntu: what filesystem?
[01:30] <ubuntu> ext3
[01:30] <jedc> SunStealer, hmm my time ran out so i cant try, i found this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1219629 but it isnt very helpful, you might try running wow using openGL and making sure your video card drivers are up to date
[01:31] <sergei1> bankix it is strange why ubuntu did not get an driver for this videocard.. probaly becouse of the using of x64 arhitecture ubuntu?
[01:31] <jedc> SunStealer, and make sure you are using the latest version of wine (not from the ubuntu repos)
[01:31] <bankix> bankix: there is a recovery tool for deleted data, ext3grep. But this will require a checked (fsck -y) filesystem.
[01:31] <geneticx> hi everyone.
[01:31] <ubuntu> a pointer would be just fine, I've been using a live cd for a month, can't work at home, really crappy personale situation :/
[01:32] <bankix> sergei1: This could be a 64-bit problem, yes. But I'm not experienced with the new ATI drivers.
[01:32] <jedc> SunStealer, good luck i need to pick up a pizza :p
[01:32] <bankix> ubuntu: there is a recovery tool for deleted data, ext3grep. But this will require a checked (fsck -y) filesystem.
[01:33] <bankix> ubuntu: Other options are photorec and foremost for data recovery. The later is a forensic tool. Both support a number of file formats.
[01:33] <ubuntu> bankix: thanks, any other ideas ?
[01:33] <rahman> hello
[01:33] <bankix> ubuntu: But however, don't expect too much, and keep a backup.
[01:33] <ubuntu> (I'm trying to gather as much ideas as possible, I'm hijacking a wifi connection :/)
[01:33] <bankix> ubuntu: Yes, restore from your old backup...
[01:34] <rchap> if I downloaded a .tar.gz file, (it is inkscape) how do I extract/install it via terminal if possible?
[01:34] <xps9000> ubuntu: I am sorry,I joined in a bit late, are you looking for data recovery?
[01:34] <johnf1> I'm trying to solve the problem at work of managing backports and inhouse packages ad auto building them for multiple releases. Should I look at the buildbot bits of launchpad for this or is there something a bit less complex?
[01:34] <ubuntu> bankix: :) I wouldn't be there
[01:34] <ubuntu> xps9000: yup, "system monitor" see 450Go on a crashed ext3, du -sh only give 63M
[01:34] <koolkat> bankix: didn't work
[01:34] <Hilikus> how do i disable or remove wpa_supplicant? if i try to uninstall the package it tries to uninstall ubuntu-desktop with it, lolo
[01:35] <bankix> koolkat: Why not?
[01:35] <bankix> Hilikus: You disable services via update-rc.d
[01:35] <koolkat> bankix: i don't know why my own computer isn't visible to me in networks
[01:36] <bankix> koolkat: Did you install system-config-samba?
[01:36] <xps9000> ubuntu: Hmm. Thinking. The best, most economically sound recovery software is Spinrite, from Gibson Research Corporation. But, let me look into this, I don't run into many drive errors like these. Just curious, old, new, or stable drive?
[01:36] <koolkat> bankix: yes, it didn't work.
[01:36] <etyrnal> anyone available to help me with trying to build linux drivers for a d-link dwa-130 rev B usb wireless adapter for Ubuntu server 9 ?
[01:36] <bankix> koolkat: What didn't work when installing system-config-samba?
[01:36] <xps9000> ubuntu: Many heavy data recovery corporations actually use his software, then charge 2,000 dollars for the recovery, lol.
[01:36] <ubuntu> xps9000: new sata 5600
[01:37] <xps9000> ubuntu: Model please?
[01:37] <innomen> So am i correct in assuming it is absolutly impossible to select text using the keyboard in gnome terminal?
[01:37] <charnel1> hi does anyone knows where can I find the 915resolution I googled and found only the old-stable . Does anyone knows the oficial page ?
[01:37] <ubuntu> xps9000: I'm in north africe .. :)
[01:37] <koolkat> bankix: it installed fine, it just didn't help anything.
[01:37] <ubuntu> xps9000: Samsung, dunno what sn
[01:37] <bankix> koolkat: What did you do after installing system-config-samba?
[01:38] <Hilikus> bankix: all i found with that is wpa-ifupdown
[01:38] <Hilikus> i don't think that's all of it
[01:38] <koolkat> bankix: i looked at my shares and added a new one then rechecked to see if I could see myself in Networks
[01:38] <Hilikus> just one ofe the scripts
[01:38] <xps9000> ubuntu: Just curious, are you running any form of RAID?
[01:38] <bankix> koolkat: What did I tell you to do? I told you to start system-config-samba and configure your shares.
[01:39] <bankix> koolkat: Why do you expect installing a configuration tool will read your mind and do whatever you intended?
[01:39] <bankix> Hilikus: That's the one.
[01:40] <bankix> koolkat: You'll find system-config-samba in your system settings menu.
[01:40] <ubuntu> xps9000: not at all
[01:40] <bankix> koolkat: Called just "Samba".
[01:40] <Hilikus> update-rc.d: /etc/init.d/wpa-ifupdown exists during rc.d purge (use -f to force)
[01:40] <Hilikus> is it ok to force it? i don't reall understand the error so i don't want to
[01:40] <bankix> Hilikus: Yes, force it.
[01:41] <koolkat> bankix: I told you I did that
[01:41] <blognewb> should i chown php5-cgi as well?
[01:41] <bankix> koolkat: Okay, and _what_ did you configure?
[01:41] <xps9000> ubuntu: Can you get ahold of Gibson's Spinrite? I'm confident that it'll recover the drive, I run it every few months for maintenance.
[01:41] <test34> do we absolutely need to install wmtile to add Window Tiling functionality?
[01:41] <koolkat> bankix: my shares
[01:42] <bankix> koolkat: So you added a new share?
[01:42] <ProfOak> Is there a way to make a multi iso live dvd/cd of a bunch of mini linuxes?
[01:42] <koolkat> bankix: that was the 2nd thing I did
[01:43] <bankix> koolkat: Good. What workgroup do you use in the server settings?
[01:43] <xps9000> ProfOak: I am sure there is away, make sure you are using a multi session setting on the burner. Though, personally, I have not tried.
[01:44] <koolkat> bankix: workgroup
[01:44] <bankix> ProfOak: Do you mean something like putting three or four .iso images onto one CD and select then which to boot?
[01:44] <bankix> koolkat: Is that the workgroup of your windows machines?
[01:44] <ProfOak> bankix: Yes
[01:45] <|kosh|> screenshot: http://donlindsay.wordpress.com/2009/08/11/one-three-three-t/
[01:45] <bankix> ProfOak: Then a multisession CD is no help.
[01:45] <ProfOak> bankix: I figured
[01:45] <bankix> ProfOak: This would mix up the files of the isos.
[01:45] <koolkat> bankix: that's the workgroup of all my machines
[01:45] <bankix> ProfOak: When I tried it last time, there was no solution to boot several .iso from one CD/DVD, sorry.
[01:46] <filgy> if I have a directory listing from ls where a directory has a background color of green, what does that mean?
[01:46] <bankix> ProfOak: The problem is there would have to be some emulator or hypervisor mapping the .iso to a (virtual) optical drive.
[01:46] <Dark_Wolf> Anyone have experience with SANE backends?
[01:46] <filgy> does it mean it is other writable ?
[01:46] <ProfOak> bankix: there's actually a project that does this, but all the distros are out of date
[01:46] <xps9000> Prof0ak: Please, follow the directions here: http://www.math.nyu.edu/aml/CDwrite.html  I believe it will suit your needs.
[01:46] <jiralface> anyone up to helping a beginner? x_x
[01:47] <bankix> koolkat: Hm. Is there any firewall installed on your ubuntu machine?
[01:47] <ProfOak> jiralface Just ask a question
[01:47] <test34> jiralface: ask to ask to ask first
[01:47] <koolkat> bankix: I don't think so
[01:47] <Snares> Does anyone here have a process in their system manager in which the ID constantly changes, and the process has no name?
[01:47] <bankix> ProfOak: Interesting! Could you post a link to that (even outdated) project?
[01:47] <filgy> ok yeah it looks like if a directory listing has a background color of green from ls in ubuntu... it means the dir is other user writable
[01:47] <Hilikus> bankix: that didn't do it. the wpa daemon is still running
[01:48] <bankix> koolkat: I did set up a share just a few days ago using system-config-samba, and there were no problems.
[01:48] <bankix> koolkat: Strange.
[01:48] <ProfOak> bankix: Sure, it's called "Multi Iso LiveDVD Security" If you search that (for future references) that would yield results
[01:48] <Hilikus> something else is starting it
[01:48] <jiralface> okay. i just installed ubuntu on my desktop, and i'm in the process of getting my wireless card to work. i'm using ndiswrapper. got the driver installed and the alias written
[01:48] <bankix> Hilikus: Of course, it would disappear first on the next bootup.
[01:48] <Hilikus> bankix: yes, i just rebooted
[01:48] <ProfOak> bankix: http://www.darknet.org.uk/tag/multi-iso-dvd/ I love darknet
[01:48] <koolkat> bankix: I can see files on the other computer just fine
[01:48] <rchap> im having trouble understand and installing inkscape. it is a .tar.gz. I already extracted it to a home folder, but now im lost on what to do
[01:48] <jiralface> but when i do ifconfig wlan0 up it gives me SIOCSIFFLAGS: no such file or directory
[01:49] <Snares> Anyone here see a process in their System Monitor that has no name and has an ID that keeps changing?
[01:49] <koolkat> bankix: just not on my own
[01:49] <zefyx> hrm, im trying to autostart vncserver.. i did cd /etc/rc3.d && lln -s /usr/bin/vncserver S99vncserver   ... & its not working, any ideas?
[01:49] <xps9000> Of course, Magiciso works fine too, for multi-boot dvds.
[01:49] <test34> Window tiling howto ?
[01:49] <filgy> where is the default ls dircolors for unbuntu 9.04 stored?
[01:49] <mazda01_> lln -s isn
[01:49] <mazda01_> ''the right command for creating a symlink, it's ln -s. typo maybe?
[01:49] <bankix> koolkat: Seeing other shares involves only the samba client, but presenting shares requires a running server.
[01:49] <losher> zefyx: /usr/bin/vncserver is not an rc startup script, so you can't do that...
[01:50] <renagadeX> I dl'ed a Graphics driver that crashed my computer. What do I do because it wont start?
[01:50] <zefyx> oh?
[01:50] <zefyx> hrm..
[01:50] <zefyx> what should i change it too?
[01:50] <test34> jiralface: did you read http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-wireless-networking-41/siocsifflags-no-such-file-or-directory-184147/ ?
[01:50] <zefyx> ahh, /etc/init.d/vncserver
[01:50] <zefyx> ?
[01:50] <Snares> Anyone here have an unnamed process running?
[01:50] <mazda01_> zefyx: you can add it to startup apps.
[01:50] <losher> zefyx: better...
[01:51] <bankix> ProfOak: Hmpf, only a torrent link.
[01:51] <koolkat> bankix: they say you have to open ports 137-139, 445. does that mean port forwarding?
[01:51] <zefyx> that was a durh moment :p
[01:51] <ProfOak> bankix: It's not worth it. I waited so long and tried it out. Be glad that you know the version numbers before you dl'd.
[01:51] <losher> zefyx: see also update-rc and "bum" for easy ways to manage startup scripts..
[01:51] <bankix> ProfOak: I would like to have a look into the ISO. According to the description, they remastered the ISO.
[01:52] <jiralface> test34: i did read that
[01:52] <zefyx> hrm..
[01:52] <bankix> koolkat: These ports refer to a firewall.
[01:52] <zefyx> still not working =\
[01:52] <Snares> Prodego: Do you happen to know why one would have an unnamed process whose ID is constantly increasing?
[01:52] <ProfOak> bankix: There needs to be an easy way to do it
[01:52] <filgy> anyone know where DIRCOLORS settings for ls are stored ?
[01:52] <ProfOak> bankix: actually, that would be a good coding project
[01:52] <Snares> I mean, ProfOak *
[01:52] <jiralface> test34: and i tried the dmesg command, it gave me a huge list of things i had no idea what to do iwth
[01:53] <losher> zefyx: does it work when you run it manually...
[01:53] <ProfOak> Snares What? I didn't ask about processes.
[01:53] <koolkat> bankix: do I have to open the ports on my router? how would I do that?
[01:53] <Snares> ProfOak, I know, I'm asking about them :)
[01:53] <Snares> ProfOak: I can't figure out why there is an unnamed process with an ID that keeps changing...
[01:53] <test34> jiralface: you could tried pasting the output of dmesg on a pasting website and giving out the link here
[01:53]  * Prodego waves
[01:54] <zefyx> running /usr/bin/vncserver works.
[01:54] <bankix> koolkat: Are the windows machines and your ubuntu machine in the same physical network? Connected via a switch? Or ist here a router between them?
[01:54] <losher> Snares: run ps axf and see if it has a parent pid...
[01:54] <ProfOak> Snares can you post a screenshot of the process?
[01:54] <jiralface> test34: err...my ubuntu machine doesn't have any connectivity..what should i do
[01:54] <test34> jiralface: copy it on a disk
[01:54] <koolkat> bankix: they're all ubuntu machines and there's a router between them.
[01:54] <autotec> jiralface try:  dmesg | grep -i whatYouLookin4
[01:54] <test34> usb or floppy or cd
[01:55] <bankix> koolkat: Why didn't you mention this earlier? I thought you're speaking of a local network...
[01:55] <mazda01_> if i build a package from source will it overwrite the package installled from synaptic?
[01:55] <koolkat> bankix: i am
[01:55] <test34> jiralface: dmesg > dmesg_output.txt
[01:55] <heo> A process called "Firefox" changes all the time its PID. How can I kill it as its PID changes every time I look at "ps u"?
[01:55] <bankix> koolkat: Then you'll have to do some heavy router reconfiguration.
[01:56] <blbrown> http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/2312/screenshotdevsdagparted.png  anyone see that,  How can I give more space to my sda3/windows partition?  Also, how do I use grub to dual boot either sda1 or sda3
[01:56] <bankix> koolkat: Not only editing the router firewall, but also install port forwarding for the mentioned samba ports.
[01:56] <losher> zefyx: running /usr/bin/vncserver is not the same as running /etc/init.d/vncserver. Does the latter work?
[01:56] <filgy> koolkat: is it a home network running with a 'multiport' consumer router or an actual router
[01:56] <mazda01_> if a ./configure runs once but warns of not having libhal-storage-dev and libhal-storage1 can i run ./configure again and all will be ok?
[01:57] <mazda01_> heo: sudo killall firefox
[01:57] <koolkat> filgy: its a consumer router
[01:57] <losher> mazda01_: in general, you can run configure as many times as you like. But if it needs libhal-storage-dev and you don't have it, eventually the compile will fail...
[01:57] <autotec> mazda01_:  you can run it again after depends have been satisfied, but you could also run make clean just to be sure.
[01:57] <bankix> koolkat: If you see your samba share under Places/Network, then samba is configured properly.
[01:57] <geneticx> heo: sudo killall -9 firefox would work too.
[01:57] <bankix> koolkat: (on your ubuntu machine, seeing your own share)
[01:57] <filgy> koolkat: like linksys or something? in that case your local network  is technically operating through a switch...
[01:57] <mazda01_> losher: i know, i am installing what it needs now.
[01:58] <losher> mazda01_: then autotec's advice is good...
[01:58] <filgy> bankix: he's connected through a switch with his local network. not router it sounds like
[01:58] <Snares> ProfOak: It's just the first process listed...weird it seems to be gone now. It was "Process name <blank> - "Status Sleeping" "ID 0-<increasing>" "Waiting Channel <blank>"
[01:58] <zefyx> losher, no
[01:58] <zefyx> doesnt work
[01:58] <mazda01_> autotec: what is the command to run after make but before make install to have it make a deb for easy uninstalling
[01:58] <koolkat> filgy: so I have nothing to worry about?
[01:58] <mazda01_> ?
[01:58] <test34> mazda01, you could tell configure where to install it to make sure its doesnt overwrite the old one (./configure --prefix /home/user/program maybe)
[01:58] <zefyx> -su: /etc/init.d/vncserver: No such file or directory
[01:58] <mazda01_> sorry about question mark
[01:58] <jiralface> test34, do yu know any pasting websites?
[01:59] <test34> pastie.org
[01:59] <Snares> ProfOak: Nvm, it's randomly appearing again.
[01:59] <mazda01_> zefyx: do a find / -name vncserver   and you'll see where the exectuable is and then just add the command you want to your startup apps.
[01:59] <filgy> koolkat: i'm not sure what your initial problem was... i just saw the thing about editing router tables by bankix and figured you might actually be using a home router/switch combo
[01:59] <heo> geneticx: mazda01_ This boy is rock bottom. The Commands "sudo kill -9 firefox" did not kill it. Rootkit?
[01:59] <zefyx> thats what i did earlier
[01:59] <autotec> i don't make debs sorry,  make install installs program
[01:59] <mazda01_> jiralface: pastebin.com or is it pastebin.org?
[01:59] <zefyx> its at /usr/bin/vncserver
[02:00] <test34> heo: sudo killall firefox-bin ; sudo killall firefox
[02:00] <jiralface> test34: http://pastie.org/579391
[02:00] <mazda01_> heo: it's sudo killall firefox
[02:00] <mazda01_> what test34 says
[02:00] <legend2440> Snares: read post #17  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vino/+bug/340515
[02:00] <ProfOak> Ok so instead of having the multiISO bootable DVD, I'm just gonna use virtual box
[02:00] <koolkat> ok, bankix what should my next step be?
[02:00] <[KirinoxzerO]> good night or morning
[02:00] <Snares> legend2440: TYVM!
[02:01] <losher> zefyx: I see. When you said: ahh, /etc/init.d/vncserver I assumed you'd found a startup script. Apparently vncserver doesn't come with one. You're going to have to write your own. Doesn't that sound like fun?
[02:01] <test34> jiralface: it looks like it doesn't find the firmware : [ 2267.323640] b43legacy-phy0 ERROR: Firmware file "b43legacy/ucode2.fw" not found or load failed.
[02:01] <donavan_> anyone know why I get white flashiness when I run openGL makes it really hard to use things like google earth
[02:01] <heo> test34: mazda01_ Your commands give an error message:  "firefox: no process killed". I can still find it with "ps aux | grep firefox".
[02:01] <autotec> hey, i'm on Hardy.  I tried once install and seutp virtualbox and it could not find my wifi.  how do i make wifi work in virtualbox?
[02:01] <funkja> My dvd drive on my laptops lights up and opens when I push the button before ubuntu starts up (dell bios screen, in grub). but will not open or light up once inside ubuntu. Why?
[02:01] <mazda01_> losher: you don't have to write a startup scrip to get an app to start after bootup. just put the command you'd run from a terminal in the startup apps within system , preferences
[02:02] <jiralface> test34: how do i fix that? i know i should be going over to ndis for help about it but i'm being ignored, sadly
[02:02] <koolkat> bankix:
[02:02] <jiralface> test34: any help would be really really appreciated
[02:02] <acu> I am swapping continously - and when I boot also, it takes a lot of time when it reaches the swap - can I clean it ? How can I see what is in there
[02:02] <mazda01_> heo: i don't know then. sudo killall firefox or sudo killall firefox-bin should work. if it doesn't then try to restart your machine. otherwise can't help you.
[02:02] <losher> zefyx: see mazda01_ post above. Thanks mazda01_...
[02:02] <test34> heo: did you try firefox-bin
[02:03] <legend2440> Snares: can you right click on that process and choose Open Files. may give a clue if its vino or something else
[02:03] <bankix> koolkat: Have a look at "Network" in the menu "Places". Does there show up the share of your very own ubuntu machine?
[02:03] <malek> Hi, my usb hard drive gets unmounted and remounted when I don't use it for a while, and then when I try a command I get "ls: reading directory .: Input/output error".  Can anyone help?
[02:03] <heo> test34: Yes. It won't kill it.
[02:03] <Snares> legend2440: I cannot. The problem is, the ID is constantly changing.
[02:03] <koolkat> bankix: no I said
[02:03] <blbrown> I partition /dev/sda1, 5, 6, etc.  How do I see how those map to grub.  Shouldn't they have a hd0, hd3?
[02:03] <funkja> heo: try kill -9 {the process number}
[02:03] <bankix> koolkat: A, sorry, did not see this.
[02:03] <losher> zefyx: if you must do it 'the old fashioned way', see if there's something here you can adapt: http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2001-February/020413.html
[02:04] <bankix> koolkat: Then there is a configuration error with your samba server.
[02:04] <autotec> i agree with bankix windows file sharing worked out of the box for me on hardy.
[02:04] <heo> funkja: the process number changes on the fly. It is impossible.
[02:04] <koolkat> bankix: no problem
[02:04] <Luig1> Every time I try to star frostwire it claims to be unable to find the JRE binary anywhere. I reinstalled Sun Java and it didn't help. I'm thinking this is a packaging problem, so I'm here.
[02:04] <malek> by the way, I'm using Jaunty 32 bit.
[02:04] <koolkat> bankix: then what should I do
[02:04] <test34> jiralface: sorry I never used ndis... but the solution might be at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=985761
[02:04] <bankix> koolkat: Maybe out would help if you pastebin the /etc/samba/smb.conf
[02:05] <test34> heo: ssh on the right box ?
[02:05] <Dr_Willis> blbrown:  no..  sda is hd0, sda1 is hd0,0
[02:05] <jvai> kill it thru the GUI thru the process app
[02:05] <test34> heo: pastie the output of : ps aux
[02:05] <Dr_Willis> blbrown:  grub starts counting at zero. :)
[02:05] <koolkat> bankix: maybe what would help?
[02:05] <mazda01_> heo: do NOT paste it here.
[02:05] <autotec> maybe koolkat running home edition?
[02:05] <mazda01_> heo: paste it at pastebin.com
[02:05] <[daemon]> !paste
[02:05] <test34> heo: the process # doesnt change on the fly
[02:06] <brummbaer> hey guys, has anybody here been able to successfully configure sauerbraten to connect to servers in 9.04?
[02:06] <bankix> koolkat: Please post your /etc/samba/smb.conf
[02:06] <bankix> !pastebin | koolkat
[02:06] <brummbaer> *i tried #sauerbraten, they've got nothing.
[02:06] <Dr_Willis> brummbaer:  someone was having issues with that  just the other day.   It did work here for me however. let me try again
[02:07] <brummbaer> Dr_Willis: do you know if they were able to get it fixed?
[02:07] <blbrown> Dr_Willis, is there anyway to map that.  E.g. I know what /dev/sda1, 3 is etc
[02:08] <autotec> bankix: if he running home edition of windows, then I think some xyz administrator HAS to be logged in, yes?
[02:08] <autotec> that is if he running windows share.
[02:08] <Dr_Willis> brummbaer:  it worked for me just now.
[02:08] <foobarbecue> can anyone help with my TFTP server? It doesn't respond to any requests. Using tcpdump I can see the requests being made... I set up the config file, the tftp root directory, and restarted xinetd. Any ideas?
[02:09] <foobarbecue> the client just gets "timed out" when i try to get a file
[02:09] <brummbaer> Dr_Willis: did you have to do any special port-forwarding/firewall type arrangements?
[02:09] <acu> foobarcecue: I I am not expert by any means - I use proftpd - I get the same problem is I run it as inetd -   if I install it as standalone it works
[02:10] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: have you looked at the access logs?
[02:10] <Zappo> How do i get SDL?
[02:10] <long> hihi
[02:10] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: no. can you tell me where they are?
[02:10] <long> no
[02:10] <acu> so uninstall it and install it and choose standalone
[02:10] <long> fuck off
[02:10] <long> bitch
[02:10] <long> pussy
[02:10] <long> whore
[02:10] <FloodBot2> long: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:10]  * Snares calls for a banhammer
[02:11] <foobarbecue> acu: proftp is ftp right, not tftp?
[02:11] <mazda01_> someone please kick lon* off.
[02:11] <bankix> autotec: No clue...
[02:11] <acu> yes - and there is gadmin-proftpd  a graphic interface for it
[02:11] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: you need to look in /var/log/
[02:11]  * losher hates if when people ask a question and then don't stick around more than a couple of minutes to hear an answer
[02:11] <foobarbecue> i'm talking about tftp, for loading a kernel to an embedded device
[02:11] <acu>  preety easy to add users - folders - restarts server
[02:11] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: thanks, i'll look
[02:12] <jiralface> test34: thanks! i followed that page, and now i don't get any errors when i run ifconfig wlan0 up. but now what?
[02:12] <funkja> my dvd drive works while the dell screen is shown but once ubuntu starts it won't light up or open. Where do I being to troubleshoot?
[02:12] <acu> foobarbecue - yes proftpd is ftp server
[02:12] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: or you can look at the startup script for tftp and see if the command logs to a certain file. i am not familar with tftp
[02:12] <bankix> koolkat: You'll have to give us the pastebin url so we could see your config.
[02:12] <autotec> bankix:  I do know that I could not print to windows shared printer on XP home when admin was not logged into xp box.
[02:12] <acu> you can use as clients everything you can konqueror or if you want mozilla there is fireftp it is a plugin to access ftp
[02:13] <test34> jiralface: continue to follow ndis instructions
[02:13] <klicker> hi guys anyone know
[02:13] <klicker> windows X server ?
[02:13] <klicker> i mean windows xp or vista X server
[02:13] <Dr_Willis> autotec:  in the past. i found things work a little 'easier' if i have identical named users on the linux and windows box's  (i also used identical passwords)
[02:13] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: I think I need to edit my tftp config file to make it log. I'll try that.
[02:13] <Dr_Willis> klicker:  if you want to have a 'X server' running on windows - check out 'xming'
[02:14] <autotec> klicker search google for cygwin
[02:14] <klicker> Dr_willis
[02:14] <Pici> klicker: ##windows would be a more appropriate place to ask
[02:14] <klicker> strange xming no longer download able
[02:14] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: what does the startup script say?
[02:14] <Dr_Willis> klicker:  Hmm. i got it just the other day..
[02:15] <autotec> ? how to i make noise in xchat when someone says my nick?
[02:15] <justPatrick> is someone having problems with ubuntu repositories? specially launchpad ppa's ? i have really slow download speeds :(
[02:15] <klicker> really whats the official website u mean the latest version ?
[02:15] <Nalf> I'm having trouble with ICS, the client pc isn't receiving the 192.xxx.xxx.xxx address.
[02:15] <brummbaer> Dr_Willis: don't know what's going on, maybe Sauerbraten uses diff ports on linux than windows, but flushing iptables rules let me connect, so i've got enough to be off and running.
[02:15] <Dr_Willis> klicker:  http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/
[02:16] <koolkat> bankix: i need some time to change the personal details of that file
[02:16] <Dr_Willis> brummbaer:  i have no Iptables rules. :) so that may be it.
[02:16] <julio_> hello
[02:16] <bankix> koolkat: Hm? There are no passwords...
[02:16] <julio_> help Quality of Service???
[02:16] <owen1_> i added medibuntu with this command: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list  how to get rid of it?
[02:16] <jiralface> test34: YES! success. thanks so much!
[02:17] <Pici> owen1_: sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[02:17] <mazda01_> owen1_:  gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list  and just put a # symbol in front of that line or just delete the whole line.
[02:17] <test34> jiralface: np
[02:18] <mazda01_> sorry, do what Pici  says
[02:18] <Zappo> Does anyone know how to install SDL?
[02:18] <bankix> koolkat: You have to paste it. I'm not able to accept ddc.
[02:18] <SunStealer> i got wow working, now I just have to map my mouse :-P
[02:18] <justPatrick> anyone having really slow download speeds from canonical servers? (http://ppa.launchpad.net/...)
[02:18] <owen1_> Pici: mazda01_ works, thanks
[02:18] <bankix> Zappo: Yes, using the package manager. And your _real_ question is?
[02:19] <mazda01_> owen1_:  np
[02:19] <justPatrick> Zappo: search for "libsdl" in the package manager (Synaptic)
[02:20] <mazda01_> does anyone know if I compile a program from source will it overwrite what the package manager installed? I want to use an experimental version of pcmanfm. and if I try to uninstall it it wants to remove all of lxde and I obviously need the desktop manager, i only want to change teh file manager
[02:20] <bankix> koolkat: (using pastebin allows others to help as well, so that's the preferred method)
[02:20] <Nalf> Can anyone help me with ICS?
[02:20] <ryanakca> The right arrow key on my keyboard seems to have died, is there anything I can do to find out if it's a hardware issue or not?
[02:20] <Zappo> justPatrick: and specific one i should install?
[02:21] <chris_lenz123> guys i have a window open that wont disappear, i have used xkill as well
[02:21] <bankix> ryanakca: Yes, start xev, then press the keys. If it's still sending keycodes, they'll appear there.
[02:21] <heo> test34: mazda01_ http://pastebin.com/d2fc4a9e
[02:21] <test34> heo, I dont see firefox
[02:21] <mazda01_> heo: i don't see firefox
[02:22] <Coral> can somebody help me run world of warcraft through wine?
[02:22] <justPatrick> Zappo: SDL should be installed by default, but try installing libsdl1.2debian-all
[02:23] <heo> test34: mazda01_ odd. Why can I see it with command "ps aux | grep firefox" but not in the list?
[02:23] <donavan_> how do I figure out what version of driver I am using for my video card
[02:23] <chris_lenz123> guys i have a window open that wont disappear and i have used xkill, what do i do
[02:23] <justPatrick> Zappo what is the problem you're having?
[02:23] <Coral> switch workspaces
[02:23] <nick125> chris_lenz123: find out the process that owns the window and kill -9 it
[02:23] <bonez46> how can I change my FQDN?
[02:23] <bankix> donavan_: Have a look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:23] <heo> test34: mazda01_ Can you  see firefox if you try "ps aux | grep firefox" even if it is closed?
[02:23] <bonez46> I need to change it for my system.. so that mail and other things will work
[02:24] <donavan_> chris_lenz123... I know its cheating but you could always reboot
[02:24] <heo> I cannot understand.
[02:24] <kerm|t> whats the best way to send audio to a different computer's sound card?
[02:24] <justPatrick> donovan_ "glxinfo | grep vendor" in the terminal
[02:24] <Zappo> justPatrick: im trying to install something and its telling me i need to install SDL 1.2
[02:24] <nick125> bonez46: Couldn't you just change it in /etc/hostname? *shrug*
[02:24] <Coral> can somebody help me get world of warcraft to work with my computer?
[02:24] <chris_lenz123> i dont understand
[02:24] <test34> heo: funny.. you will see the grep process
[02:24] <bonez46> nick125: is that all that's needed?
[02:25] <justPatrick> Zappon: hum, really strange, 'cause SDL comes installed by default, can you tell me what you are trying to install? e what version of ubuntu are you using?
[02:25] <test34> heo: but firefox isnt really running
[02:25] <bankix> Zappo: By default, libsdl 1.2 is already installed.
[02:25] <nick125> bonez46: Try that and add your FQDN to /etc/hosts (the loopback line)
[02:25] <Doug__> I searched around and couldn't find much information about the Asus Xonar HDMI 1.3av, is there support for this in ubuntu? I'd really like to get LPCM out on my HTPC.
[02:25] <donavan_> justPatrick ... thanks but that didnt give me the actual version of the drivers just the vendor
[02:25] <bankix> Zappo: How did you install that programm? With a .run file, or a package?
[02:25] <Zappo> justPatrick: im on 9.04 im trying to install Aleph One.
[02:26] <Coral> can somebody please help me figure out what to do to my computer to make it able to run world of warcraft through wine?
[02:26] <Doug__> Coral, you just install wine and then run wine "path to installer"
[02:26] <justPatrick> donovan_ do you know wich videocard you have?
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> Coral:  the wine app database discuss that program in  aganozing detail. Theres proberly a forum thread on it also.
[02:26] <heo> test34: mazda01_ Is it the Grep process? http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/175588/firefox.png
[02:27] <Zappo> justPatrick: i dont really know what to call it. i got it from source .bungie.org
[02:27] <Dr_Willis> !appdb  | Coral
[02:27] <test34> heo: yes
[02:27] <test34> heo: that why the PID always changes..
[02:27] <heo> test34: lolz    :)
[02:27] <heo> test34: never thought that. Thank you.
[02:27] <bonez46> nick125: after changing those.. anything i have to do to update the system so that it will be recognized, for those changes?
[02:27] <legend2440> Zappo: is   libsdl1.2-dev  installed?
[02:27] <blognewb> hi which command do i run to check if fastcgi is running??
[02:28] <justPatrick> Zappo i think you download the source code of this software, so if you need to compile it from source, you should install libsdl1.2-dev
[02:28] <nick125> bonez46: Easiest would be to reboot.
[02:28] <Doug__> So noone knows anything about the Asus Xonar HDMI card? I found info that the Xonar it self is supported but nothing about the HDMI version.
[02:28] <bonez46> ok..
[02:29] <Volt9000> Ok, I need someone's help in troubleshooting my Ubuntu box, it won't boot.
[02:29] <Volt9000> Oh BTW, hello. :)
[02:29] <Doug__> Volt9000 kind of vague there
[02:29] <Zappo> justPatrick: i will try now
[02:29] <kekeke> what is a
[02:29] <Supermiguel> Volt9000, is it plugged in?
[02:29] <kekeke> oops
[02:29] <Volt9000> Ok, I Just wanted to make sure someone was paying attentiont
[02:30] <justPatrick> Volt9000 what have you done for it to not boot? :p
[02:30] <Volt9000> Supermiguel: oooh that's what it was! ;)
[02:30] <Supermiguel> Volt9000, :)
[02:30] <Volt9000> ok, seriously, so here's what happened
[02:30] <Volt9000> Had a major power outage, and now the box won't boot. Gets to the splashscreen and the progress bar, then says it needs to run a file system check
[02:30] <Volt9000> Gets to 4% then dumps me to a terminal window, complaining that it died with exit status 4
[02:30] <Volt9000> I do some checking and find that my file system is mounted as read only.
[02:30] <Supermiguel> Volt9000, what brand is the HD?
[02:31] <Volt9000> WD
[02:31] <bankix> Volt9000: Then use a live cd, preferably Ubuntu, and run the fsck manually.
[02:31] <Volt9000> Everything was working perfectly fine before the power outage.
[02:31] <Doug__> Volt9000, hmm could be a corrupted HD
[02:31] <arand> Volt9000: use a livecd and do an offline fsck
[02:31] <Supermiguel> Volt9000, go to WD website and download their testing tool, sounds like a bad HD
[02:31] <nick125> Volt9000: In the shell, run fsck.ext3 on the drive
[02:31] <Volt9000> Oh crap
[02:31] <ElronMcBong> when starting wpa_supplicant manually, how do I know that a connection has been successfully established? I bet it doesn't say YEAH FINALLY YOU GOT IT, does it?
[02:31] <Volt9000> I REALLY REALLY hope it's not a bad hard drive :(
[02:31] <Volt9000> Yeah I dont have a livecd, downloading one now.
[02:31] <Supermiguel> Volt9000, http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?lang=en
[02:31] <HenWen> does anyone have power saving suggestions?  I have many many different apps and utilities: powertop, laptop-mode, acpi, acpi-tools, powewrtools, and powersave.  But Ubuntu still drains more power than my tinyxp partition
[02:32] <Volt9000> Ok, do I need to specify any special arguments when running fsck.ext3?
[02:32] <Volt9000> Or do I just run it and specify the device?
[02:32] <Supermiguel> Volt9000, run the diags from the wd page...
[02:32] <Volt9000> Sheeeeiiiiiiiiiiiit.... :(
[02:32] <bankix> Volt9000: fsck.ext3 /dev/yourdisk
[02:32] <Volt9000> Alright, I'll give it a go, thanks
[02:32] <Supermiguel> Volt9000, just a 2mb file..
[02:32] <bankix> Volt9000: But maybe it's wise to keep a backup.
[02:32] <Volt9000> Yes I do have a backup
[02:33] <justPatrick> HenWen do you have compiz enabled? try to disable it, because video card is very baterry demanding
[02:33] <legend2440> Volt9000: read post #6 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=367644
[02:33] <Volt9000> And in fact, funny thing, yesterday I said to myself, "Self, you need to back things up now. Do it tomorrow"
[02:33] <Volt9000> then an hour later, power outage
[02:33] <Volt9000> So, it would REALLY REALLY suck if the hard drive is dead.
[02:33] <flapjacks> hey, is this the place where I can ask questions?
[02:33] <Doug__> Volt9000, what you get for talking to your self ;) next time act lol
[02:33] <kekeke> yes flapjacks
[02:33] <Volt9000> BTW, that WD page doesn't seem to be loading :(
[02:33] <flapjacks> sweet. ok I'm having world of warcraft patching problems
[02:34] <flapjacks> I need to get from 2.3.0 to 3.0.1
[02:34] <Supermiguel> flapjacks, woot
[02:34] <Doug__> flapjacks, check out the wine channel or their forums
[02:34] <flapjacks> I did :(
[02:34] <flapjacks> no help there.
[02:34] <Doug__> that's likely the only place you'll find help
[02:34] <flapjacks> OH wait
[02:34] <flapjacks> you mean the irc
[02:34] <flapjacks> ok then
[02:34] <Doug__> yeah they have an IRC too
[02:34] <flapjacks> whats the channel
[02:34] <AnnonyMouse> hi guys. getting a weird one & don't quite know where to look. I'm running 2 turnkey-linux clients as VM's & all's good so far. installed netcat on one & telnet on another, allowed the port open on the receiving end via the webmin tool (IPTables), but I'm getting a "connection refused" error when trying to connect, even though I see it available via nmap
[02:34] <ghostlines> hi all does anyone know if rtorrent can pre-allocate files?
[02:34] <arand> flapjacks: #wine
[02:35] <HenWen> Patrick: I have Ubuntu Netbook Remix, no compiz
[02:35] <HenWen> I believe Compiz is a bunch of fancy GUI effects right?
[02:35] <Doug__> HenWen, yes
[02:35] <HenWen> it is just very confusing to have so many different power monitoring tools, scripts, etc.
[02:36] <ircleuser> Hello, how can I partition my secondary harddrive with fdisk and do partitions of 20 gb each?
[02:36] <arand> flapjacks: Do have in mind that it's a very slow and quiet channel, so answers might take a while
[02:36] <HenWen> I am very new to ubuntu and doing everything is pretty user-friendly except trying to achieve this tweak
[02:36] <ircleuser> When I tried it told me sectors, im not good with sectors
[02:36] <mazda01_> HenWen: correct, compiz is for glame and pizaze
[02:36] <yoga> I sudo apt-get dist-upgrade in a console shell, but then I hit Alt+F4, now the console is gone, but the apt-get still running, how do I get it back to a shell?
[02:36] <mazda01_> if that's how you spell pisaze?
[02:36] <smrtgyz> still trying to get youtube to work in firefox
[02:36] <Doug__> ircleuser, use gparted instead its easier
[02:36] <smrtgyz> help...
[02:37] <gabrielp> doug__ im not using desktop
[02:37] <mazda01_> yoga: go back to your original shell, most likely alt-f7
[02:37] <gabrielp> its a server installation
[02:37] <AnnonyMouse> smrtgyz: try reinstalling flash
[02:37] <Doug__> gabrielp, then use cfdisk it's a bit easier as well
[02:37] <gabrielp> doug_ your a star, thank you
[02:38] <yoga> mazda01_: the origional shell is gone, I hit Alt+F4 by mistake.
[02:38] <Volt9000> Supermiguel: what 2MB file? on WD's website the DOS download is 29MB....
[02:38] <Supermiguel> :P
[02:38] <Volt9000> Well I'm downloading
[02:38] <mazda01_> i get configure error. : Fatal error: no fam or gamin detected when trying to compile from source pcmanfm
[02:38] <mazda01_> any suggestions?
[02:38] <Doug__> Volt9000, quicker then a 600mb live cd :)
[02:38] <Volt9000> What's a good program to burn a bootable DVD?
[02:39] <HenWen> err compiz is for glame and pizaze... I don't know what those are
[02:39] <Volt9000> Doug__: yes indeed
[02:39] <HenWen> I guess I can see if it is installed via package manager
[02:39] <yoga> I started apt-get dist-upgrade, can I just kill the prcocss an start over again? I lost the origional shell.
[02:39] <Doug__> Volt9000, I think there is an app called Roast? or something....
[02:39] <Zappo>  justPatrick: its telling me i need boost/bind.hpp from the boost library
[02:39] <mazda01_> nevermind, just need to install the -dev of those packages
[02:39] <Volt9000> can GnomeBaker burn a bootable DVD?
[02:40] <mazda01_> Volt9000: growisofs should work
[02:40] <Doug__> Volt9000, it probably can? Is it an iso?
[02:40] <Statix138> GUYS I NEED HELP.  Where is the recycle bin on Ubantu, I did a rm -fr /etc/ and I need to get those files back
[02:40] <SunStealer> last question for the day: is there any way i can just bind keys on my mouse easily, or do I have to create xmodmap/stuff and try/fail?
[02:40] <mazda01_> Volt9000: are you burning an iso or a dvd directory structure?
[02:40] <HenWen> Ah yes I am running compiz apparently, I thought it was just Compiz fusion for fancy graphics etc.
[02:40] <tiku-taku> I'm thinking of buying a laptop for about 600€ any recommendations?
[02:40] <jrib> Statix138: rm doesn't move things to any recycle bin
[02:40] <DaZ> Statix138, there is no recycle bin for rm
[02:40] <legend2440> !trash | Statix138
[02:40] <mazda01_> Volt9000: nautilus has a burn disc if you right click on an iso
[02:40] <Volt9000> ah, awesome, thanks
[02:40] <DaZ> Statix138, so you're out of luck
[02:41] <Statix138> I thought Ubantu was advanced and there is no recycle bin?
[02:41] <HenWen> tiku if you install ubuntu on a laptop monitor the load_cycle_count
[02:41] <spO> to move gpg keys to another system , one needs just  secring.gpg and pubring.gpg , right?
[02:41] <KB1JWQ> Statix138: Yes.  That's the pinnacle of an OS's achievements.
[02:41] <Statix138> I would say file recovery is pretty neato
[02:41] <HenWen> Ubuntu plus laptop power management can cause HDDs to wear out quickly
[02:41] <Statix138> and ubantu is missing it
[02:41] <th0r> Statix138: I thought humans were advanced...so why need a recycle bin?
[02:41] <DaZ> Statix138, dude, you are the one who removed whole /etc with root privileges
[02:41] <Statix138> Windows ME had it after all
[02:42] <Statix138> I thought /etc/ had a virus in it
[02:42] <jrib> Statix138: right click -> Move to trash   moves it to trash.  The « gvfs-trash » command moves it to trash on the command line.  « rm » does what it is supposed to: deletes things
[02:42] <KB1JWQ> Ahahahaha wait-- Statix138 wants rm to move to trash?
[02:42] <KB1JWQ> He should alias it that way then. :)
[02:42] <Statix138> I was told all files in linux with a .conf was a virus so I found a bunch in /etc/
[02:42] <DaZ> KB1JWQ, it is possible
[02:42] <cih997> hi, how can i check which /dev/* is my sound card?
[02:42] <Statix138> and I deleted all of /etc/
[02:42] <KB1JWQ> Statix138: Where are you getting your advice from?
[02:43] <tiku-taku> I'm thinking of buying a laptop for about 600€ any recommendations?
[02:43] <DaZ> he's either troll or idiot
[02:43] <Statix138> so chowder heads over at ubantu
[02:43] <jrib> Statix138: just backup, reinstall, and find a new source of advice...
[02:43] <DaZ> don't feed anyway
[02:43] <dAnon> how do I reinstall windows, so I don't mess up GRUB?
[02:43] <Doug__> Statix138, virus? Unlikely
[02:43] <ck773> oh geez...you poor dude
[02:43] <mazda01_> Statix138: i hope you're kidding
[02:43] <KB1JWQ> Statix138: Engage brain before typing commands.
[02:43] <Zappo>  justPatrick: what do i do?
[02:43] <KB1JWQ> Or for things that are that obvious, try getting a second opinion first?
[02:43] <Statix138> So who do I need to email for them to get my files out of the recycle bin for /etc/ but I only want the good files not the viruses
[02:44] <dAnon> how do I reinstall windows, so I don't mess up GRUB?
[02:44] <Doug__> I searched around and couldn't find much information about the Asus Xonar HDMI 1.3av, is there support for this in ubuntu? I'd really like to get LPCM out on my HTPC.
[02:44]  * jrib goes to bed...
[02:44] <Timitheos> my display settings don't work now that I installed the ATI drivers.
[02:44] <nick125> dAnon: I don't think you can avoid messing up Grub, so you'll have to boot a livecd and restore Grub to the MBR after you install Windows.
[02:44]  * KB1JWQ homes Statix138 is trolling
[02:44] <bankix> koolkat: Sorry, I'll be off in some minutes.
[02:44] <KB1JWQ> hopes
[02:44] <Statix138> Doug___ if you plug in ubantu into your tv it wil give your tv a virus
[02:44] <Timitheos> it works up until i try to activatethe second monitor.
[02:44] <koolkat> bankix: wait!
[02:44] <mazda01_> Statix138: you're using ubuntu one? i am not familar with it yet, you'll have to check out the website, i am sure there is a contact us
[02:45] <bankix> koolkat: After copying the default smb.conf to /etc/samba, please restart it with "sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart".
[02:45] <th0r> Statix138: if it is any consolation, I think you should get an award for the most entertaining problem of the week
[02:45] <dAnon> how do I restore it nick125?
[02:45] <Zappo> justPatrick: it tells me configure: error: You need boost/bind.hpp from the boost library to run Aleph One
[02:45] <mazda01_> th0r: +1
[02:45] <bankix> koolkat: Then use system-config-samba to create a test share, readonly with access for everyone.
[02:45] <nick125> dAnon: Once you get into the livecd, sudo grub-install /dev/sdX should do it.
[02:45] <Statix138> Someone told me .conf were viruses and would turn my computer into a bomb, is that true?
[02:45] <KB1JWQ> !ops Statix138 trolling, spreading misinformation
[02:45] <false> Does Rythmbox not have the ability to play music/videos from another machine? Anyone know? I am trying to play my music from my server, prefer Rythmbox, but only Audacious is playing them.
[02:45] <KB1JWQ> Gah, forgot this wasn't ##linux
[02:45] <tiku-taku> Statix138: yes
[02:45] <mazda01_> Statix138: think about it, what do you think?
[02:45] <Volt9000> Goddammit
[02:46] <dAnon> nick125 sdX is?
[02:46] <Volt9000> Burned the WD CD and it doesnt work
[02:46] <bankix> koolkat: When this one shows up under Places/Network, your samba config is fine. Then this share should be visible to the windows machines as well.
[02:46] <mazda01_> Volt9000: !BAD LANGAUGE
[02:46] <Volt9000> Ah, sorry
[02:46] <Statix138> Im 93 years old the only thing I think about is can I make it to the bathroom on time
[02:46] <Statix138> I just dont want no loonix bomb in my house
[02:46] <Statix138> and /etc/ was full of them
[02:46] <Volt9000> The stupid autoexec.bat on the CD doesnt work >:\
[02:46] <Timitheos> I have an issue with my display.
[02:46] <kekeke> how is that bad language
[02:46] <HenWen> Does anyone here have laptop power management suggestions?
[02:46] <nick125> dAnon: /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, or whichever is it. It should be /dev/sda...
[02:46] <Doug__> Volt9000, hmm...oh well plan B, Ultimate Boot Disk, or Ubuntu LIve
[02:47] <legend2440> Volt9000: read post #6 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=367644
[02:47] <mazda01_> Statix138: go back to windows, there's no .conf files so you won't have to worry about your house blowing up
[02:47] <Volt9000> Yeah I'm about to burn the liveCD
[02:47] <bankix> Statix138: Sure thing, step back some yards, your computer is about to explode...
[02:47] <dAnon> nick125 how do I check it?
[02:47] <Statix138> OMG UBANTU IS MADE BY TERRORIST
[02:47] <Doug__> Volt9000, Ultimate Boot Disk has tons of testing tools, always nice to keep around
[02:47] <Volt9000> legend2440: I'll check thanks
[02:47] <koolkat> bankix: i cant just copy that file, all it has are variables in there like x and y instead of actual values. i cant go through such a long file and replace every little letter.
[02:47] <nick125> dAnon: fdisk -l
[02:47] <Volt9000> Doug__: free?
[02:47] <Doug__> Volt9000, yes
[02:48] <nick125> dAnon: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[02:48] <Volt9000> Awesome.
[02:48] <Doug__> Volt9000, I think it's ultimatebootdisk.org or something. Not completely sure, google it
[02:48] <false> Does Rythmbox not have the ability to play music/videos from another machine? Anyone know? I am trying to play my music from my server, prefer Rythmbox, but only Audacious is playing them.
[02:48] <bankix> koolkat: What are you talking of?
[02:48] <bankix> koolkat: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/251129/ is a default smb.conf.
[02:48] <Timitheos> can anyone help me out?
[02:48] <bankix> koolkat: Where do you see variables there?
[02:48] <Volt9000> Doug__: alright, thanks
[02:48] <Ghoti> false: use NFS to access the remote videos, perhaps?
[02:49] <Statix138> OMG smb.conf delete that, its a virus
[02:49] <ian__> I want to systematically learn to use the command line. There's lots of tutorials on the web, but I'd like to know if there's one you can actually run in the terminal itself. Anyone know of anything?
[02:49] <mazda01_> Statix138: goodbye samba
[02:49] <Volt9000> ian__ the best way to learn the command line is by doing
[02:49] <Volt9000> That's how I've been learning it
[02:49] <DaZ> Statix138, stop trolling.
[02:49] <Statix138> Samba is a name we used for color folk back in the 50's
[02:49] <th0r> ian__: the man pages can be displayed in the terminal
[02:49] <Volt9000> every time I need to do something, I figure out how to do it command line vs prrogram
[02:50] <DaZ> Pici, tq
[02:50] <Volt9000> I never use synaptic anymore, for example
[02:50] <Ghoti> ian__: what Volt said.  Also, learn the 'man' command, and 'man -k <keyword>' in particular
[02:50] <Volt9000> I just use apt-get
[02:50] <ian__> I was thinking of something like vimtutor
[02:50] <Volt9000> heh
[02:50] <Timitheos> do i need to reinstall?
[02:50] <kerm|t> how do i access an sdcard?
[02:50] <Timitheos> i need help. I'm new.
[02:50] <mazda01_> Ghoti: what does the -k option do to man?
[02:50] <mazda01_> is there a man page for man?
[02:50] <false> Ghoti: mplayer is playing the videos just fine, actually. It's just rthymbox not playing the music. "Could not open resource for reading." is the error I'm getting.
[02:50] <Ghoti> madLyfe: searches by keyword. see 'man man' ;)
[02:50] <Statix138> I think Ubantu gave my other computer a virius, I just randomly got thrown out of this chat room!
[02:50] <th0r> mazda01_: type man man and find out
[02:51] <DaZ> Pici, he's back >:
[02:51] <drakonik> Alright. I've got a Logitech USB mic, a G35 headset. And for the life of me, I cannot consistently get it working. I had it working for about a minute, but then I realized that I had three ALSA volume control panels open and I closed all three, and then it stopped working.
[02:51] <blognewb> hi i only got 1 line of result when i ran "ps aux | grep php" is that not good?
[02:51] <Zappo> what do i need to do to get boost/bind.hpp? with the boost libary
[02:51] <mazda01_> th0r: HA, there's a man page for man. awesome
[02:51] <Volt9000> blognewb: not if you only have one process running that has "php" in it ;)
[02:51] <DaZ> Zappo, boost-dev
[02:51] <kitche> Zappo: install the -dev packages for boost
[02:52] <Volt9000> esp if it's "grep php" i.e. the grep command itself
[02:52] <Timitheos> hello all
[02:52] <fef> guys i think i just got the ubantu virus
[02:52] <Paddy_EIRE> Hi I seem to have dramatically slower mobile broadband when using ubuntu than I do windows.. is there any way I can remedy this?
[02:52] <fef> is this like that conflicker
[02:52] <bankix> koolkat: Now, did you manage to copy the file?
[02:52] <th0r> mazda01: there is supposed to be a man page for every command
[02:52] <Timitheos> i guess i'm muted.
[02:52] <kekeke> lol
[02:52] <Ghoti> !hi | Timitheos
[02:52] <Timitheos> ha ha...
[02:53] <Volt9000> Timitheos: we can see you
[02:53] <Timitheos> i need help.
[02:53] <Zappo> kitche: ok thanks
[02:53] <Ghoti> !ask | Timitheos
[02:53] <durt> Timitheos, just ask
[02:53] <koolkat> bankix: yes i did
[02:53] <CopyWriter> yes just ask
[02:53] <koolkat> bankix: but its still not working
[02:53] <bankix> koolkat: Restarted samba?
[02:53] <koolkat> bankix: yes
[02:53] <wetwired2> hi all, I'm having a few problems with ubuntu. My main problem is, for some reason, when I transfer files over my network, either to or from, they will transfer for a second or two, and pause for about 10 seconds, then start again. Over and over. Anyone know why? Or how to fix it?
[02:53] <ZenMasta> I just downloaded a game and I'm not sure how to run it. the instructions I was given were to run "hon.sh" or "LANG=C ./hon.sh" any ideas
[02:53] <Zappo> Daz: thanks
[02:53] <bankix> koolkat: And configured a new share?
[02:53] <koolkat> bankix: yes
[02:53] <justPatrick> is anyone having really download speed when downloading packages from launchpad?
[02:54] <CopyWriter> ji got that same thing happen too with the network copying
[02:54] <bankix> koolkat: Then please paste your new smb.conf to pastebin.
[02:54] <justPatrick> *really SLOW download speeds
[02:54] <wetwired2> Were you able to fix it, CopyWriter?
[02:54] <ziroday> ZenMasta: go to the folder with hon.sh in and then do ./hon.sh in a terminal (in that folder)
[02:54] <ZenMasta> ziroday: lemme try
[02:55] <Timitheos> ok. I'll ask again.  I just installed Ubuntu yesterday.  My dual monitor set up worked fine until I installed the ATI drivers. now it won't let me use dual monitors and when I try to set it up through the display settings it freezes.
[02:55] <mazda01_> wetwired2: are you using 100 baseT or gigabit network?
[02:55] <CopyWriter> no i did a couple installes of 9.041 and only noticed it yesterday and today
[02:55] <wetwired2> i THINK it's a gigabit.
[02:55] <CopyWriter> i mean 9.04
[02:55] <ZenMasta> ziroday: ./hon-x86: error while loading shared libraries: libk2-x86.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[02:55] <mazda01_> wetwired2: have to tried to see what mode your ethercards are in ?
[02:55] <ziroday> ZenMasta: try sudo ./hon.sh
[02:55] <kerm|t> might a usb sound card work with ubuntu?
[02:56] <wetwired2> What mode? No, I didn't know there were different modes. Please explain
[02:56] <ZenMasta> ziroday: same thing
[02:56] <Ghoti> Timitheos: I wish I could help you, but I've not dealt with ATI/AMD cards in Linuxland before.
[02:56] <bankix> koolkat: We need the pastebin url to see your config.
[02:57] <ziroday> ZenMasta: I would go back and ask the authors. What game?
[02:57] <legend2440> Timitheos: are you using the the ati catalyst control center ?
[02:57] <Timitheos> yeah why?
[02:57] <ZenMasta> ziroday: heroes of newerth... does it matter if I'm in x when I type that?
[02:57] <mazda01_> wetwired2: full duplex and what not
[02:57] <gabrielp> have anyone tried to virtualize Mac OS X in ubuntu?
[02:57] <drakonik> wat
[02:57] <Timitheos> is that a problem?
[02:57] <drakonik> why am I using 8.04?
[02:57] <wetwired2> How do I check?
[02:57] <mazda01_> wetwired2: ifconfig should show you
[02:57] <Ghoti> ZenMasta: it sounds like you're missing a needed library
[02:57] <ziroday> ZenMasta: hmm gimme a sec
[02:58] <legend2440> Timitheos: no i thought maybe you were using ubuntus display setting app
[02:58] <wetwired2> Ok, I'm looking at the output, but I'm not sure what I'm looking at.
[02:58] <mazda01_> wetwired2: i am wrong, i am looking for the command now
[02:58] <wetwired2> I don't see full duplex listed anywhere.
[02:58] <Timitheos> with the Control center it recognizes both displays but won't seperate them.
[02:59] <mazda01_> wetwired2: dmesg | grep -i duplex
[02:59] <legend2440> Timitheos: which ati card you have?
[02:59] <malek> Hi, my usb hard drive gets unmounted and remounted when I don't use it for a while, and then when I try a command I get "ls: reading directory .: Input/output error".  Can anyone help?
[02:59] <wetwired2> [   28.039082] sky2 eth0: Link is up at 100 Mbps, full duplex, flow control both
[02:59] <arand> ZenMasta: the lib file should be in the same folder as the hon.sh, is it?
[02:59] <Timitheos> Radeon HD 4650
[02:59] <wetwired2> that look good?
[02:59] <autotec> gabrielp: i was wondering i virtualbox would install such mac os x, what about orignal mac os 9.?
[02:59] <mazda01_> malek: is your usb drive connected to a usb 2.0 port or the old standard
[02:59] <ZenMasta> Ghoti: you mean like something on my system or something that should have been included with the game?
[03:00] <bankix> Sorry, people, I have to hand over koolkat to somebody else. He has now a default smb.conf installed and configured one readonly share public accessible via system-config-samba.
[03:00] <legend2440> Timitheos: did you install the ati drivers from  system>admin>hardware drivers?
[03:00] <justPatrick> does anyone knows if launchpad has mirrors from where i can download ppa's packages?
[03:00] <Ghoti> ZenMasta: I don't see any Ubunti 'libk2' package, so I'd imagine it's something the game should have included.
[03:00] <bankix> I'm leaving now.
[03:00] <Timitheos> ummm.. no, it popped up that the drivers weren't activated.
[03:00] <Timitheos> so i activated them.
[03:00] <bankix> koolkat: Sorry. Timeout ;-)
[03:00] <malek> mazda01_: hmm, not sure.  I think it's newer - I get this from lspci: 00:1d.0 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) USB UHCI #1 (rev 03)
[03:01] <legend2440> Timitheos: how did you install them?
[03:01] <malek> mazda01_: sorry, missed a line which says USB2
[03:01] <wetwired2> It says it's in full duplex mode, and the link is up at 100 Mbps
[03:01] <malek> mazda01_: 00:1d.7 USB Controller: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) USB2 EHCI Controller (rev 03)
[03:01] <ZenMasta> arand:/Ghoti: there is a lib in the same dir as hon.sh libk2-x86_64.so and libk2-86.so
[03:01] <mazda01_> wetwired2: what about teh machine you're transferring files to? are they both linux?
[03:02] <wetwired2> No, one of them is windows xp.
[03:02] <Ghoti> ZenMasta: try the other command you mentioned?  LANG=C ./hon.sh ?
[03:02] <mazda01_> malek: i would say that ist's usb 2.0. does /var/log/kern.log or syslog, or dmesg show anythink about the usb activity?
[03:02] <koolkat> can anyone tell me why my system doesnt appear in samba?
[03:02] <Timitheos> when it ran the update after install it popped up that the drivers weren't activated. I activated them and it downloaded and installed the drivers.  It told me to restart, and after i did it stopped working right.
[03:03] <ZenMasta> Ghoti: ./hon-x86: error while loading shared libraries: libk2-x86.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[03:03] <ZenMasta> same error as just ./hon.sh or sudo eitheone
[03:03] <drakonik> So uh...what's the latest version of Ubuntu?
[03:03] <Ghoti> ZenMasta: sounds like there's an error in the shell script.
[03:04] <legend2440> Timitheos: can i pm?
[03:04] <mazda01_> wetwired2:  is it only when you transfer from linux or when you transfer to linux? do you ahve this in your smb.conf file: socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY SO_KEEPALIVE SO_RCVBUF=8192 SO_SNDBUF=8192
[03:04] <Timitheos> sure
[03:04] <mazda01_> koolkat: what system?
[03:04] <musikgoat> !latest | drakonik
[03:04] <arand> drakonik: 9.04 stable, 9.10 development
[03:04] <drakonik> Aha
[03:04] <musikgoat> heh
[03:04] <koolkat> mazda01_: what do you mean what system?
[03:04] <drakonik> So I do have a problem
[03:04] <drakonik> I'm at 8.04
[03:04] <malek> mazda01_: yeah, there's a whole bunch of stuff about it.  Want me to post it somewhere?
[03:04] <Zappo> goodnight
[03:04] <Ghoti> !backports
[03:04] <wetwired2> it's both ways, and let me check the smb.conf
[03:04] <drakonik> And my apt-get is telling me I have no uggrades
[03:05] <mazda01_> koolkat: your comment was, "can anyone tell me why my system doesnt appear in samba?" so i am asking what system?
[03:05] <arand> drakonik: Not a problem, that's the long term support release, still valid for 2 (3?) years with updates
[03:05] <koog> Hello.  Is there a channel I can join for custom kernel builds, or is this the place? :)
[03:05] <koolkat> mazda01_: my computer?
[03:05] <drakonik> Yes, but I'm trying to do something, and it'd be nice if I had the latest versions of say...USB microphone drivers
[03:05] <Ghoti> drakonik: ahve you tries sudo do-release-upgrade ?
[03:05] <djdarkman> Hello, can someone point me to a link that tells how can I upgrade my UNR to karmic_
[03:05] <drakonik> hm
[03:06] <drakonik> I dind't know about taht one
[03:06] <koog> (I mean help in custom kernel builds).
[03:06] <Ghoti> !karmic | djdarkman
[03:06] <drakonik> Hm
[03:06] <mazda01_> malek: no, just read it and see if it says anything that sticks out as being errorish (if that's a word) i can't help, it sounds like it may be a hardware issue as my jaunty install has no issues with usb, and I even use usb 1.1
[03:06] <drakonik> No. No release found.
[03:06] <mazda01_> koolkat: i am talking about the OS, windows or linux>
[03:06] <ElronMcBong> is it normal when I start wpa_supplicant manually that it does never end? I get five times CTRL-EVENT-SCAN-RESULTS, then Trying to assiciate with my router, WPA: Key negitiation completetd (4 times) and then CTRL-EVENT-DISCONNECTED 6 times. Is that normal?
[03:06] <ZenMasta> okay, well thanks guys. guess I gotta troll the hon forums to see whats up. already tried skimming and searching for that erro but no luck yet
[03:06] <koolkat> mazda01_: linux
[03:06] <error404notfound> how can i find which file has largest size in pwd and its children?
[03:06] <drakonik> Anyway. I"m trying to figure out what to update so my fucking Logitech headset will work. I've tweaked the alsamixer config and no matter how many times I unmute the mic (it constantly mutes itself at unpredicatable intervals), it will not record
[03:07] <arand> drakonik: If you do want to get to 9.04 you'd have to upgrade in steps >8.10>9.04, you can do that bu running "update-manager -d" in a terminal and then using update manager.
[03:07] <mazda01_> koolkat: what's not working about your samba?
[03:07] <malek> mazda01_: yeah, there's heaps of error messages.
[03:07] <mazda01_> koolkat: are there any firewalls on any machines?
[03:07] <arand> drakonik: please no swearing in the channel.
[03:07] <nacho_> somebody knows where can i find help to convert my kubuntu into ubuntu-lite? i think i need that cause my laptop dont support kubuntu 9,04
[03:07] <malek> mazda01_: Not sure which are the most relevant ones though...
[03:07] <koolkat> mazda01_: my system doesnt appear under networks
[03:07] <drakonik> aha
[03:07] <drakonik> there we go
[03:07] <mazda01_> malek: can't help then, i am guessing its a hardware issue. maybe post them at pastebin.com
[03:08] <koolkat> mazda01_: there are no firewalls
[03:08] <koog> arand: That's right, let's keep our code open source, not our moth. :)
[03:08] <Ghoti> nacho_: apt-get remove kubuntu-desktop
[03:08] <drakonik> Hopefully the upgrades will fix this.
[03:08] <mazda01_> koolkat: within windows networks or what. i can't help if you;re not being specific.
[03:08] <wetwired2> the only part of that I have in my smb.conf is #   socket options = TCP_NODELAY
[03:08] <blognewb> hello what is the command to check if there is fastcgi installed?
[03:08] <mazda01_> wetwired2: add the rest, can't hurt anything.
[03:08] <wetwired2> ok.
[03:08] <malek> mazda01_: I'm fairly sure it isn't, because it only started when I switched from kde to gnome, unless it's a coincindence.  I'll paste it up.  Hang on a tic...
[03:08] <wetwired2> on the same line? And uncomment it?
[03:08] <nacho_> Ghoti: then i install ubuntu-lite? and thats all?
[03:09] <Ghoti> blognewb: if it's the name of a package, dpkg-query -l | grep ii | grep fastcgi
[03:09] <mazda01_> wetwired2: have you looked at the speed transfer in a iftop or similar program?
[03:09] <Dark_Wolf> Hello again, linux
[03:09] <Ghoti> nacho_: you might want to do an apt-get autoremove afterwards, but that should do the trick
[03:09] <blognewb> Ghoti: can it do a substring?
[03:09] <gartral> hello all, im having trouble partitioning a sandisk cruzer micro after removing the U3 software froma windows machine
[03:09] <Ghoti> blognewb: how do you mean?
[03:09] <nacho_> Ghoti: ty
[03:09] <koolkat> mazda01_: it doesnt appear under Networks in File Browser under the Places menu of Ubuntu
[03:09] <Ghoti> nacho_: my pleasure
[03:10] <blognewb> Ghoti: substring search of filename/package name
[03:10] <wetwired2> No, I haven't. The speed isn't really the problem I don't think. It says it's transfering pretty fast, it just pauses all the time and thus takes forever to get anything done
[03:10] <koog> Hello, all...I'm having trouble with building a custom kernel for restricted modules.  I'm following the directions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CustomRestrictedModules.  When I get to the section "Compiling linux-restricted-modules" and execute that apt-get build-dep line, I don't have permission to execute the command.  Any ideas?  Thanks.
[03:10] <donavan_> has anyone tried the newest drivers from ATI ... are they any better at openGL
[03:11] <Ghoti> blognewb: in the example I have you, 'fastcgi' could be and substring you care to search for.
[03:11] <koog> donavan_: How new are you talking?
[03:11] <mazda01_> koolkat: oh, i dont even bother with nautius places as it hasn't worked for me ever, dating back to breezy. to see your network, go to nautilus and enter this: smb://ipaddressofmachinehere    and then hit enter, it should pop up a prompt for a username and password. if you want to just see the shares that your box is sharing, enter  testparm
[03:11] <Ghoti> koog: try sudo apt-get build-dep ?
[03:11] <autotec> donavan_: hardy or jaunty???
[03:12] <donavan_> well im using whatever the ubuntu repository has 8.something and the newest on ati's site is 9.7
[03:12] <koog> donavan_: It works fine for me, except switching users always gives me a kernel panic.
[03:12] <donavan_> running 9.04 64bit
[03:12] <malek> mazda01_: ok, I've pasted kern.log here: http://pastebin.com/d50640e2d
[03:12] <koolkat> mazda01_: enter testparm where
[03:12] <koog> Ghoti: Tried that but for some reason, it installs a server header package.  I'm running generic.
[03:12] <wetwired2> Alright, it's added. I'll give that a shot. That problem isn't near as big of a headache as my main problem. For some reason, my CPU useage jumps to 100% when I'm not really doing much, and it'll stay there for some time, and mostly lock things up. Like right now, I'm on irssi in this chat, and installing updates, and if I open any program, it jumps to 100% and hangs there for a good 30 seconds, gives me a 10 second break,
[03:12] <donavan_> koog... Im the only use so that shouldnt be an issue
[03:12] <AnnonyMouse> anyone vry familiar w netcat?
[03:13] <linux> Lexmark X63 Problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1236711
[03:13] <Ghoti> koog: did you install vmware of other virtualization software?  IIRC, that moves you to a server kernel
[03:13] <grendal_prime> I got a werid one here,  I have a box i just built (ubuntu 8.04 server on an MBX box)  it will connect to the network if i allow it to use dhcp.  But if i manually assign it an ip address (via the interfaces file) it refuses to connect.
[03:13] <koog> Ghoti: Hope.
[03:13] <koog> *Nope.*
[03:13] <donavan_> koog... any advice on how to do the upgrade ... any issues you ran into?
[03:13] <autotec> on my notebook with ati X1400, in hardy 8.04, no 1440x900, but max res works ok and look great to me...  on Jaunty, 1440x900 shows up there and other stuff like transparent windows works out of the box open source driver.
[03:13] <grendal_prime> is there some sort of udev cache i need to clear or something?
[03:13] <mazda01_> malek: is your usb drive an etx3 filesystem? unmount it and run fsck on it as the filesystem is screwed up
[03:14] <mazda01_> koolkat: on a terminal
[03:14] <koog> koog Upgrade from 8.10?  I did a fresh install on that one.  Switched distros. :)
[03:14] <koolkat> mazda01_: Could not display "smb://192.168.1.3/documents/".
[03:14] <autotec> in other words, unless you want transparent windows and other visual effect in 8.04, you don't need ati's driver
[03:15] <vince> Good evening
[03:15] <malek> mazda01_: yeah, it's a 750GB drive formatted as ext3.  I'll run fsck and see if that helps.  Thanks for that!
[03:15] <autotec> unless you need 1440x900
[03:15] <Caco> hello. Someone has done any work with vlan under ubuntu? i have seen some problems where linux tags and receives the vlans properly, but it dont show the vlan tag anywhere
[03:15] <Volt9000> Thanks everyone, it's working!
[03:15] <Volt9000> A special thanks to the person who sent me the link to that thread on the forums
[03:16] <autotec> donavan:   9.04 then no advantage to use ati's driver with my x1400 of course.
[03:16] <arand> Volt9000: did it start after the offline (livecd) fsck?
[03:16] <wetwired2> any ideas on that problem, mazda01?
[03:16] <Volt9000> Yes
[03:16] <Volt9000> Thanks :)
[03:16] <legend2440> Volt9000: read post #6 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=367644.  This worked?
[03:16] <linux> Lexmark X63 Problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1236711 any suggestions?
[03:16] <donavan_> is there a way to do a save state on my OS ... about install new drivers for video and I dont want to fight with fixing it if something goes wrong
[03:17] <Volt9000> legend2440: yes
[03:17] <koolkat> mazda01_: Could not display "smb://192.168.1.3/documents/".
[03:17] <legend2440> Volt9000: ok good
[03:17] <autotec> donavan:  i had serious issues with 9.04 and went back to 8.04 on my notebook.  looked much better with default install and no proprietory  drivers.
[03:17] <arand> Volt9000: I've had that saving me a couple of times ;)
[03:17] <mazda01_> koolkat:  enter smbtree in the terminal and see if documents is the exact sharename. also, what security is in your smb.conf file. user or share?
[03:17] <Volt9000> Alright I'm out, peace!
[03:18] <donavan_> autotec... yeah I havnt been real thrilled with 9.04 myself but I really dont wannt reinstall again if I dont have to
[03:18] <mazda01_> koolkat: if it's user, then you need to add your users name to smb passwd file and use the same password as your sudo password. that's what I do. issue sudo smbpasswd -a username
[03:18] <autotec> donavan:  don't know, but the wiki site linked from ati driver download site has specific instructions.  i tried installing ati driver from apt but it didn't work.
[03:19] <philf> Hi, having an issue with flashplayer, since about 4 days ago, a website I was using doesn't work anymore, when I start the application, it's a photo editing online tool, I get a big blue box...the main page works, but nothing else, I've got Gnash, and adobe installed, but can't figure it out...any thoughts?
[03:19] <timitheos> ok, back
[03:19] <grendal_prime> this is just really werid
[03:19] <koog> If there isn't an abi_version line in the debian/rules file, where should I add it?
[03:19] <wetwired2> For some reason, my CPU useage jumps to 100% when I'm not really doing much, and it'll stay there for some time, and mostly lock things up. Like right now, I'm on irssi in this chat, and installing updates, and if I open any program, it jumps to 100% and hangs there for a good 30 seconds, gives me a 10 second break, and does it again, over and over. Any ideas?
[03:19] <legend2440> timitheos: ok to pm?
[03:19] <autotec> ? got a friend who keeps buggin' me about shockwave in linux, anything like that these days?
[03:20] <proh> I rebuilt alsa from the source (as instructed by https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting#ALSA%20driver%20Compilation) ... I've got a dv6, and still no sound... and when I do a sound 'test', I get a failure. What more can I do to try and figure this out?
[03:20] <timitheos> ok
[03:20] <koolkat> mazda01_: my computer isnt even listed under smbtree to begin with
[03:20] <donavan_> autotec ... yeah I had horrible issues with apt and the ati drivers ... thus the last install... but I figured it was just because of several hardware changes and upgrades form 8.04 to 8.10 to 9.04
[03:20] <musikgoat> koolkat: it sounds like you have a bad master browser
[03:20] <Caco> hello. Someone has done any work with vlan under ubuntu? i have seen some problems where linux tags and receives the vlans properly, but it dont show the vlan tag anywhere
[03:21] <mazda01_> im trying to install a different version of pcmanfm but when I ran the configure it said it installed the binary in /usr/local/bin  but when i type in /usr/local/bin/pcmanfm,   it's not even there? the one from synaptic doesn't suppost ssh and ftp so I am trying to get the experimental version of pcmanfm instralled. i can't uninstall the pcmanfm from synaptic because then it wants to uninstall lxde but obviously I need lxde as it's myh de
[03:21] <koolkat> musikgoat: i can see another computer fine from here
[03:21] <autotec> donavan_: that ati site has instruction which creates a .deb for the ati drivers, I went that way once in 8.04 and it worked ok.
[03:21] <mazda01_> koolkat: are you even using samba? did you sudo aptitude install samba and then configure what shares you want to share? you need to follow a guide for sharing folders via samba
[03:21] <musikgoat> right, but not yourself, which means the master browser in your worgroup has not added you to the list
[03:21] <malek> wetwired2: do you have an ATI graphics card?
[03:21] <musikgoat> koolkat: ^^
[03:22] <smeltser> so I used Ubuntu before but it's been a while and I can't remember how to download a .tar.gz gile
[03:22] <mlissner> hi, does anybody know an easy way to map a new hard drive so that from the OS's perspective, the two drives (the old and the new) are but one?
[03:22] <koolkat> mazda01_: yes i did
[03:22] <mazda01_> wetwired2: again, look in your logs. all answers will be in there.
[03:22] <mlissner> Currently, the two drives show up as two drives. One auto mounts at /bak, since that was what I had planned on using it for.
[03:22] <musikgoat> koolkat: what OS's are in your workgroup?
[03:22] <dkulchenko> How can I route in such a way that if I go to (for example) http://apples.com/, I am actually browsing http://127.0.0.1:8088/?
[03:22] <ctmjr> !raid
[03:22] <musikgoat> dkulchenko: edit /etc/hosts
[03:22] <gartral> hello all, im having trouble partitioning a sandisk cruzer micro after removing the U3 software froma windows machine
[03:22] <koolkat> musikgoat: linux and linux
[03:23] <smeltser> hello?
[03:23] <linux> gartral: did you try both qtpart and gparted?
[03:23] <dkulchenko> musikgoat: does /etc/hosts work with ports?
[03:23] <musikgoat> koolkat: suprising, i would have thought there would be an XP in the mix :p
[03:23] <musikgoat> dkulchenko: sorry, didn't catch that, no
[03:23] <ghostlines> hi all does anyone know if rtorrent can pre-allocate files?
[03:23] <dkulchenko> musikgoat: then is there any alternative way to do this, other than /etc/hosts?
[03:24] <musikgoat> dkulchenko: you would likely setup iptables redirection, but i'm not knowledgeful on that
[03:24] <koolkat> i dont dont get it
[03:24] <musikgoat> koolkat: can you restart samba daemon on either of those machines?
[03:24] <dkulchenko> musikgoat: i'll look into that, thanks.
[03:24] <donavan_> autotec ... Im just going with "sh ./drive.run"
[03:24] <spO> i could do a gpg --export KEY -ao public.key   to create exportable keys or i could simply copy   secring.gpg and pubring.gpg  (from the gpg config directory)  if i want to backup keys or anything like that, right?
[03:25] <musikgoat> donavan_: drop the ./ when you use the sh call
[03:25] <koolkat> musikgoat: already did
[03:25] <musikgoat> odd
[03:25] <autotec> donavan_: the wiki or ubuntu community link from ati download site has easy instructions to create and install .deb's from the ati driver download
[03:26] <donavan_> autotec... why bother though ... is there some advantage?
[03:26] <linux> ghostlines: not the rtorrent shipped with ubuntu
[03:26] <mazda01_> if I want to install a binary package over a synaptic installed program, would I need to run the ./configure and tell it to install the binary in /usr/bin/  so that it overwrites the old pcmanfm binary?
[03:27] <donavan_> autotec besides having a .deb file and the easy install?
[03:27] <linux> mazda01: i believe it usually overwrites by default since most programs share the same destination directory
[03:27] <autotec> not really,  but the install prog is not easy
[03:27] <bridge> is it possible to share my wifi connection over ethernet by connecting to a router and bridging?
[03:27] <donavan_> musikgoat... according to ati's howto I am supposed to use the ./  so thats why I put it there
[03:28] <linux> bridge: it is using iptables, but i have always succeeded in doing that in windows, anyone else here know how in linux?
[03:28] <linux> Lexmark X63 Problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1236711 any suggestions?
[03:28] <mazda01_> linux: but after I ran the configure, it said it would install the binary in /usr/local/bin   but i want it to overwrite the originally installed pcmanfm
[03:28] <autotec> donavan_: and when i tried installer had many options I did not know what to choose.
[03:28] <musikgoat> donavan_: ok
[03:28] <musikgoat> donavan_: it wont hurt
[03:28] <linux> mazda01: try ./configure --prefix=/usr/bin && make && sudo make install
[03:29] <donavan_> autotec... ahh you did the custom install... im cheating going with the autoinstaller
[03:29] <Clinteger> hi i'm on 8.04 and I can't upgrade from firefox 3b4
[03:29]  * shamm is currently in console (no X) trying to install nvidia driver -- the latest downloaded driver is 185.18.31 and my ubuntu is running 180.44.  I couldn't find 185.* in apt-cache search  where can I download 185.* for all nvidia tools?
[03:29] <autotec> donavan_: anywayz, i had to reinstall then i went the create the deb's route from the howto site.
[03:29] <stlsaint> hey i have a issue involving sudoer...it says im not in the list...any help
[03:29] <mazda01_> linux: will try, thanks
[03:30] <donavan_> musikgoat ... yeah I though I could just do sh on the .run file but it was saying otherwise so I listened
[03:30] <mlissner> Hi, I asked a second ago, but to no reply. I have two drives in my server, one at / and the other mounted at /bak. Is there any way to make them work logically as one drive would?
[03:30] <shamm> mlissner: I doubt you can.
[03:30] <musikgoat> mlissner: only with raid
[03:30] <stlsaint> mlissner: thru raid maybe
[03:31] <musikgoat> !raid | mlissner
[03:31] <PSiL0> quick question: I want to display the output of a bash command, it works with this: echo HM320JI "     " +"$HDTEMP".0°C -- However, it does not display in a widget I use.. This works: 'printf "HM320JI:     +";nc localhost 7634 | cut -c27-28', but how can I tack on degree C at the end?
[03:31] <musikgoat> mlissner: but that would involve re-installing/formatting
[03:31] <stlsaint> stlsaint@stlsaint-laptop:~$ sudo apt-get update
[03:31] <stlsaint> [sudo] password for stlsaint:
[03:31] <stlsaint> stlsaint is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[03:31] <stlsaint> stlsaint@stlsaint-laptop:~$
[03:31] <stlsaint>  
[03:31] <FloodBot2> stlsaint: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:31] <stlsaint> sorry about that
[03:31] <Clinteger> stlsaint, next time, ask "how do I add my user account to the sudoers file?"
[03:32] <mlissner> musikgoat: OK, maybe I should rephrase. By work logically as one drive, I want big files to get split across the drives. That's possible, right?
[03:32] <linux> !sudoers | stlsaint
[03:32] <stlsaint> thanks i will try right now
[03:32] <koolkat> whats that networking called that's done over the internet?
[03:32] <Ghoti> PSiL0: could you pastebin your script?
[03:32] <musikgoat> mlissner: only via raid
[03:32] <ToStItOs> !external modem
[03:32] <Ghoti> PSiL0: that way we can see where to add the °C
[03:32] <mlissner> musikgoat: and that means reinstalling?
[03:32] <autotec> ubuntu tip 1:  no better theme than original and I learn that some pixmaps themes can have memory leaks, don't ask me how.
[03:32] <mazda01_> stlsaint: vi sudoers
[03:32] <linux> Clinteger: its mostly accidental (theres no stopping or slowing a paste once commenced)
[03:33] <g-loc> yo check dis out
[03:33] <musikgoat> mlissner: that would mean spanning the two volumes, which requires a fresh file system, so yes
[03:33] <g-loc> i was takin a shit
[03:33] <g-loc> and like
[03:33] <mazda01_> stlsaint: vi /etc/sudoers
[03:33] <Ghoti> !language | g-loc
[03:33] <mazda01_> g-loc: langauge please
[03:33] <mlissner> musikgoat: bleh. OK, well thanks for being the bearer of useful (but bad) news. Back to the drawing board.
[03:33] <PSiL0> Ghoti: sure thing...
[03:33] <g-loc> i shot poop thru the floor
[03:33] <shamm> mlissner: you would lose saved files on those drives.
[03:33] <stlsaint> how do i add my user account to the subdoers file?
[03:33] <autotec> ubuntu tip 2:  if LTS is working and no problems, no need to upgrade and create problems.
[03:34] <g-loc> like i cant believe it
[03:34] <Ghoti> stlsaint: use visudoers, the sudoers file has examples to follow.
[03:34] <musikgoat> stlsaint: you have to have root privileges, eg another account that has those privileges
[03:34] <g-loc> also how do i linux
[03:34] <koolkat> g-loc: you have to learn how to count first
[03:34] <Ghoti> g-loc: 'linux' is a noun, not a verb.
[03:35] <mazda01_> autotec: forget LTS, it's bleeding edge or no edge at all. ha ha ha
[03:35] <stlsaint> so i have to create another account to add my main account?
[03:35] <Qu4R0w> how to connect to wireless using command line in terminal?
[03:35] <g-loc> i cant numbers
[03:35] <ToStItOs> How is a external dial up modem set up with Gnome ppp
[03:35] <stlsaint> what command will i use to add my main account after i create my other account
[03:35] <Ghoti> stlsaint: your 'main' account should already have sudo privileges.
[03:35] <linux> Qu4R0w: man iwconfig
[03:35] <autotec> mazda01_: screw that, if i want bleeding edge i would use fedora :(
[03:35] <musikgoat> stlsaint: you can try adding your account to the admin group
[03:35] <stlsaint> musikgoat...how?
[03:35] <Ghoti> autotec: not Gentoo? ;)
[03:35] <Qu4R0w> linux: nice ^^
[03:35] <donavan_> well I upgraded to the new ATI drivers it killed my X session and locked my computer but a hard reset fixed that ... now I am up and running with the new drivers and they are working beautifully no more flashing 3d grpahics
[03:36] <autotec> mazda01_: you like fedora if you like upgrade every 6 months and start all over again.
[03:36] <musikgoat> stlsaint: system -> admin -> users and groups
[03:36] <maco> Qu4R0w: first stop network manager ("sudo service NetworkManager stop") then "sudo iwconfig <interface> essid 'linksys'" replacing linksys with your AP and <interface> with whatever "iwconfig" says is your wireless interface
[03:36] <Ghoti> stlsaint: do you see admin when you  run 'groups' at a terminal?
[03:36] <mazda01_> linux: when I ran that command it said it would install teh binary in /usr/bin/bin   so i am re-running teh command with just --prefix=/usr
[03:36] <musikgoat> stlsaint: then unlock
[03:36] <autotec> Ghoti: Gentoo!!  hey, i don't have 2 days to install this thing;)
[03:36] <linux> mazda01: ok, if you have troubles, re-extract the tar and try it
[03:36] <maco> Qu4R0w: if you need wep, iwconfig's manpage will explain. if you need wpa, i can explain that one
[03:36] <mazda01_> autotec: no, i like ubuntu which releases a new version every 6 moths
[03:36] <Ghoti> autotec: it installs a lot faster these days ;)
[03:36] <Qu4R0w> maco: tq..really tq
[03:36] <foobarbecue> Hi. I'm having trouble mounting a filesystem to /dev/loop0 using losetup. Trying to follow instructions at http://tinyurl.com/my25eh . However, I get "/dev/loop0 does not exist". Do I have to create it first?? If so, what do I make it, a blank text file?
[03:36] <mazda01_> moths=months
[03:36] <PSiL0> Ghoti: http://pastebin.com/d6d621851
[03:36] <stlsaint> groups in termainal gives me... stlsaint vboxusers
[03:36] <timitheos> ok
[03:37] <ToStItOs> How do I set up my internet connection with the external modem and gnome ppp
[03:37] <zmdwjx1981> all speaking in english ?
[03:37] <foobarbecue> hai, so desu yo
[03:37] <autotec> Ghoti:  last time i try gentoo, half me stuff don't work at all and i hate compile modules and kernel.
[03:37] <musikgoat> stlsaint: after you unlock (and enter your password), you should select your account, and click properties
[03:37] <mazda01_> zmdwjx1981: english is good
[03:37] <linux> ToStIt0s: is it a parallel, serial, bluetooth, or usb external modem?
[03:37] <gartral> linux: both. whent started from the terminal, give multiple
[03:37] <ToStItOs> linux: serial
[03:38] <stlsaint> users and groups says i dont have permission to access
[03:38] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: it probably needs to be a dir. so it would sudo mkdir
[03:38] <gartral> linux: Could not stat device /dev/sdb - No such file or directory. errors
[03:38] <musikgoat> stlsaint: hmm, then you are in trouble
[03:38] <autotec> Ghoti:  hey like a browser war, latest greatest chromium or whatever, but why bother when firefox simply works great.
[03:38] <PSiL0> Ghoti: As you and everyone else can see, I would like to add a degree C at the end of the line (http://pastebin.com/d6d621851)
[03:38] <ToStItOs> does my pc automatically detect it when I power the modem up
[03:38] <linux> gartra: you mounted it?
[03:38] <linux> TostIt0s: sorry, i only have experience with bluetooth modems
[03:38] <Ghoti> PSiL0: try the command I added to the bottom:  http://pastebin.com/m565f7b51
[03:38] <ToStItOs> ah ok
[03:38] <stlsaint> lol...that sucks
[03:39] <ToStItOs> np linux
[03:39] <stlsaint> any advice?
[03:39] <gartral> linux: yes, but it mysteriously unmounts itself before the write
[03:39] <zmdwjx1981>  mazda01_:  my english is poor
[03:39] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: that's what I tried at first, but then I got "/dev/loop0: Is a directory"
[03:39] <autotec> Ubuntu tip 3:  if ain't broke, then don't break it :)
[03:39] <Ghoti> autotec: because I like trying new and different things? :)
[03:39] <linux> ToSIt0s: just guessing though it doesn't, if it does, its through HAL
[03:39] <PSiL0> Ghoti: That's it!  THanks a million man!
[03:39] <foobarbecue> mazda01_:  which makes me think it's not supposed to be...
[03:39] <musikgoat> stlsaint: do you know the root password?  you can try to "su -"
[03:39] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: that means that the directory is already there
[03:39] <Ghoti> autotec: though you'd need to to a lot of convincing to get me to try an RPM-based distro again ;)
[03:39] <musikgoat> stlsaint: but unless you changed it, that would be locked up
[03:39] <stlsaint> su with what cmd
[03:39] <Ghoti> PSiL0: no problem!  That'll be €8 please.
[03:39] <musikgoat> stlsaint: just su and dash
[03:39] <linux> gartral: one of those two programs usually works for me, i have never had both of them fail unless the HD was bad
[03:40] <PSiL0> Ghoti: lol
[03:40] <ToStItOs> I might just have to wait and play with it when I get it
[03:40] <mazda01_> stlsaint: you're going to have to boot up a recover session and it'll boot you into root.
[03:40] <autotec> Ghoti:  not me, i drive a 93 dakota (rescued it out of junk yard).
[03:40] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/251144/
[03:40] <mazda01_> stlsaint: then it'll let you add your username to the sudoers file
[03:40] <Ghoti> autotec: kudos for the ultimate recycling program :)
[03:40] <gartral> linux: the hardrive reads, and has files on it, but i cant read the fires, or add more
[03:40] <stlsaint> what cmd do i use to add myself to sudoers file?
[03:40] <MrSiebel> Can anyone tell me a good site for projects in ubuntu like howtoforge.com?
[03:40] <Ghoti> stlsaint: visudoers
[03:41] <linux> gartral: i take its fat16 or fat32?
[03:41] <autotec> Ghoti:  fedora not that bad, if you don't mind a lot of updates and dist upgrade, boy they move way too fast.
[03:41] <gartral> linux: fat32
[03:41] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: that's what I get if I create the directory. No loop created, whether I start with a directory or start with nothing.
[03:41] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: why in the world are you trying to use a swap file over nfs?
[03:41] <musikgoat> stlsaint: in your situation, you would need to follow mazda01_'s advice
[03:41] <Quatroking> Hi
[03:41] <Ghoti> autotec: Meh.  I've been caught in RPM hell too many times.  I hvae heard good things though, TBH
[03:41] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: because I only have 16mb on my embedded device and that's not enough to run apt-get
[03:41] <Ghoti> !hi | Quatroking
[03:41] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: and cross-compiling is a pain
[03:42] <linux> gartral: maybe its the first version of fat32 (not the modern one), i know i had one HD that none of the software in linux would repair, have you tried repairing it with fat repairing software for linux?
[03:42] <Ghoti> gartral: perhaps the filesystem is mounted read-only?
[03:42] <musikgoat> autotec: really? like more than every 6 months?
[03:42] <musikgoat> autotec: i don't think so
[03:42] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: ah, sorry. i see. so do you have the nfs shared out like the directions to the link you pasted. i have never done this so I am only trying to help from what I read
[03:42] <Quatroking> I jsut installed 9.0.4 after abandoning Ubuntu for far too long, and I noticed that the front audio-out isn't working
[03:42] <autotec> what was that distro i tired long ago, turbo linux 4 i think, look good then they went gnome and started looking like everybody else.  but v 4 was awesome.
[03:42] <Quatroking> Just*
[03:42] <stlsaint> alright guys i will try and if no go than ill be back shortly ....thanks musik and mazda
[03:42] <linux> Ghoti: ask him to check the stab or the file that sets the mounts upon boot
[03:42] <mazda01_> stlsaint: np
[03:42] <gartral> linux: Ghoti no, i formatted it originally on a win xp pro sp2 machine, and about it being read only.. i doubt it
[03:42] <Quatroking> Now, I have no idea how to fix this. Anyone?
[03:42] <musikgoat> stlsaint: gl
[03:43] <zmdwjx1981> who is china?
[03:43] <Ghoti> gartral: could you pastebin the output of 'mount' please?
[03:43] <foobarbecue> mazda01_: that's alright, thanks for your help. you indirectly led me to solve my tftp problem earlier, by the way
[03:43] <LinuxGold> what is libcuda?
[03:43] <gartral> Ghoti: ok, but im telling you, this drive isnt showing up
[03:44] <gartral> ectl (rw)
[03:44] <musikgoat> LinuxGold: i would assume its the libraries for the cuda GPU language
[03:44] <LinuxGold> ok
[03:44] <gartral> Ghoti: http://gar.pastebin.com/f7941d17
[03:44] <Quatroking> Nobody?
[03:44] <gartral> !anyone | Quatroking
[03:44] <musikgoat> Quatroking: repeat please?
[03:45] <LinuxGold> ok, looks like nvidia didn't include cuda GPU language for 185.*
[03:45] <Quatroking> my front audio ports don't work
[03:45] <mazda01_> foobarbecue: oh, cool. so what are you going to do about the nfs share as swap?
[03:45] <Quatroking> and I have no idea to get them to work.
[03:45] <LinuxGold> -> Unable to access backed up file '/usr/lib/libcuda.so.173.14.16'
[03:45] <LinuxGold> and error runs on...
[03:45] <Ghoti> gartral: okay, how about this:  sudo fdisk -l
[03:45] <Ghoti> gartral: does the drive show up in that output?
[03:46] <autotec> Ghoti:  Progeny Linux was great distro, went bust though.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progeny_Linux_Systems
[03:46] <musikgoat> Quatroking: do you know that the front audio works in other OS's?  e.g. that the wires are connected to the mobo?
[03:46] <LinuxGold> brb -- booting using standard SVGA drivers
[03:46] <mazda01_> Quatroking: ubuntu now uses pulseaudio server, have you checked gnome alsa mixer to ensure that your volumes are all turned up>
[03:46] <Quatroking> They work fine in Win7 and Vista.
[03:46] <Quatroking> and all my volumes are turned on 100%
[03:46] <blognewb> Ghoti: hi what was the command you gave me again sorry substring search of filename/package name
[03:47] <Ghoti> blognewb: dpkg-query -l | grep ii | grep string
[03:47] <blognewb> Ghoti: thank you so much
[03:47] <Ghoti> blognewb: my pleasure!  That'll be ¥80 please. ;)
[03:48] <autotec> ? i got Stani's Python Editor install, looks great.  Is this what real developers use?
[03:49] <blognewb> Ghoti: i give cheap blowjobs
[03:49] <timitheos> k
[03:49] <Ghoti> blognewb: Sorry, that position has been filled.  Also, let's keep this channel G-rated, shall we? :)
[03:49] <cosmic_karma> hi how do i stop like the automatic updates?
[03:49] <blognewb> Gee thanks
[03:50] <Ghoti> cosmic_karma: it shouldn't be doing any automatic updates without your blessing.
[03:50] <musikgoat> lol, Ghoti, that made the room go silent
[03:50] <musikgoat> unless i'm just lagging
[03:50] <Ghoti> musikgoat: I'm a discourcidal maniac :)
[03:50] <musikgoat> oh, and i was
[03:50] <cosmic_karma> the update manager keeps nagging me popping up rrandomly
[03:50] <zmdwjx1981> :'(
[03:51] <cosmic_karma> any way to disable from gui or terminal code to copy?
[03:51] <ToStItOs> jtaji are you still here got a question
[03:51] <gartral> Ghoti: no, it does not, untill i reinsert it
[03:51] <lily> im using ubuntu904 and after installing an update this morning i now have no browser avaliable. cd someone help pls
[03:51] <musikgoat> cosmic_karma: you can stop it in gconf-ediot
[03:51] <Ghoti> cosmic_karma: system -> administration -> Software Sources -> Updates tab.  Uncheck 'em all.
[03:51] <musikgoat> *gconf-editor
[03:52] <musikgoat> Ghoti: that wouldn't be good
[03:52] <smeltser> can someone explain to me how to download a .tar.gz file?
[03:52] <cosmic_karma> thanks
[03:52] <autotec> Ghoti: that bad idea, no security updates?
[03:52] <linux> Updated 21:51, Lexmark X63 Problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1236711 any other suggestions?
[03:52] <cosmic_karma> that was the one i was gonna do
[03:52] <Ghoti> musikgoat: cosmic_karma wants to not get any more update notifications. On its head be it.
[03:52] <musikgoat> Ghoti: cosmic_karma is referring to the auto pop up
[03:52] <cosmic_karma> auto pop up is annoying
[03:52] <ctmjr> smeltser: download it like any other file
[03:52] <autotec> cosmic_karma: wish it out into the corn field...
[03:52] <musikgoat> cosmic_karma: Apps->Update Notifier. On the right, unchecked the auto_launch box.
[03:52] <cosmic_karma> lmao
[03:53] <gartral> Ghoti: ok, now that i reinserted it, it *does* come up an *i* flagged as rw
[03:53] <Ghoti> cosmic_karma:  musikgoat: autotec: As always in Linuxland, there's more than one way to skin a cat :)
[03:53] <Ghoti> gartral: now that it's rw, can you write to the drive?
[03:54] <cosmic_karma>  yea im a noob but i love ubuntu
[03:54] <gartral> Ghoti: no.. it "dissappears" again
[03:54] <cosmic_karma> anhd i love how everyone helps
[03:54] <cosmic_karma> tahnks
[03:54] <cosmic_karma> thanks
[03:54] <Ghoti> gartral: Drat.
[03:54] <musikgoat> Ghoti: i agree, although the analogy would be, my directions skin a cat, your directions boil the cat, which gets the fur off as well
[03:54] <gartral> Ghoti: it was always rw... but it does this same thing on linux mac and windows
[03:54] <musikgoat> Ghoti: :P
[03:54] <linux> smeltser: take the URL from Firefox and right click, save as (or copy the URL and in terminal wget <url.tar.gz>); to extract tar -xvf *.tar.gz
[03:54] <autotec> since there no linux virus, if didn't have to work tomorrow i would stay up all night and create one.  wife say it's bed time, later dudes...
[03:54] <Ghoti> musikgoat: in the end, the cat is still dead ;)
[03:55] <Ashfire908> Hi, when I run Nexuiz and start a match, at the end of loading, my system "breaks". I can't do anything. If i try to switch ttys nothing on screen happens, ctrl-atl-delete does nothing useful, and the only way I can fix it is by restarting with the power button (hodling it) or SysRq keys.
[03:55] <cosmic_karma> good night
[03:55] <neoTheCat> i know this question might be really generic, but for some reason, out of the blue, urbanterror has become unplayable, in terms of being really slow.  has  anyone seen this kind of thing happen?
[03:55] <autotec> i chk slashdot tomorrow to see if any of these idiots create a linux virus.
[03:55] <linux> Ashfire908: try Alt+Ctrl+Backspace?
[03:56] <Ashfire908> linux, that's disabled in 9.04
[03:56] <Ghoti> neoTheCat: hard to say..  Try running htop (or just top) in the background, and see if it's CPU-related perhaps?
[03:56] <gartral> Ashfire908: sounds like theres a problem with your Nexuiz, are you running the 2.5.1 or ubuntu repos client?
[03:56] <philf> Hi, having an issue with flashplayer, since about 4 days ago, a website I was using doesn't work anymore, when I start the application, it's a photo editing online tool, I get a big blue box...the main page works, but nothing else, I've got Gnash, and adobe installed, but can't figure it out...any thoughts?
[03:56] <musikgoat> absolutely
[03:56] <autotec> opps, there is a linux virus wicd sure enough updated itself and now don't work.
[03:56] <linux> Ashfire908: darn, all the good things taken away in 9.04
[03:56] <Ghoti> !dontzap | Ashfire908
[03:56] <mazda01_> neoTheCat: does top show any process taking a lot of cpu? what does free -m show? did ou upgrade lately? it could have changed graphics drivers on you. many possibiliteis
[03:56] <autotec> ;)
[03:56] <Ashfire908> gartral, no, nexuiz is a trigger. It's something with my graphics.
[03:57] <gartral> Ashfire908: are you on an Nvidia card?
[03:57] <dkulchenko>  How can I use iptables in such a way that any request to http://randomtext.com/ goes to 127.0.0.1:8089 (I would use /etc/hosts, but it does not support routing to a port).
[03:57] <jedc> linux, ctrl + alt + backspace is really easy to enable again
[03:57] <Ashfire908> gartral, no, intel...
[03:57] <gartral> Ashfire908: AHHH.. intel imbedded graphics.. wonderful..
[03:58] <linux> jedc: by default hitting ctrl+alt+backspace three times quickly should enable it, nothing harder
[03:58] <gartral> Ghoti: /dev/sdb1 on /media/BETHDRIVE type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush) that line disturbs me for some reason
[03:58] <thiebaude> Ashfire908: i have had my trials with intel
 you can use /etc/hosts, but point to 127.0.0.2, then forward port 80 to 127.0.01:8089
[03:58] <bassliner> ez, so how do i avoid that ubuntu installs some testing version of firefox (shiretoko, minefield) just because i aptitude upgrade?
[03:58] <musikgoat> linux: add that to the ubuntu brainstorm
[03:58] <Ghoti> gartral: that looks normal to me
[03:59] <linux> musikgoat: adding
[03:59] <Ghoti> (I, for one, can't understand why they disabled C-A-BkSp to bekin with)
[03:59] <ghostdog> do any of you have experience using samba to share files from a computer running ubuntu?
[03:59] <blognewb> hey is it ok to reinstall the same version of PHP even if i have already one in the box? I'll do it to integrate FCGI/FPM.... hello?
[03:59] <gartral> Ghoti: ok, anything else you can think of?
[03:59] <Ghoti> gartral: sorry, not off the top of my head :(
[03:59] <musikgoat> bassliner: umm, you uninstall the beta software?
[03:59] <neoTheCat> mazda01_: it looks like urbanterror is taking 100% for some reason.  i am going try downgrading to nvidia driver 173, instead of 180
[04:00] <Ghoti> ghostdog: I have a working SMB share; what can we help you with?
[04:00] <musikgoat> bassliner: aptitude upgrade will upgrade what you have installed
[04:00] <gartral> linux: what would you use to repair the partition table?
[04:00] <Ghoti> gartral:  fsck?
[04:00] <dkulchenko> LiNeTuX: thanks! that would work.
[04:00] <Ashfire908> gartral, I also had this issue with Gentoo.
[04:00] <temporarytao_> anyone know of a good electronics layouting program like ORCAD but for linux?
[04:00] <ghostdog> Ghoti: i tried creating a share on my linux computer using the file browser. it shows up on my other computers, but i cannot actually log into it
 /etc/init.d can be your friend there as well
[04:00] <gartral> Ghoti: fsck hangs
[04:00] <kapil> gartral: "parted" perhaps.
[04:00] <ghostdog> Ghoti: i'm using the right username and password but it just doesn't work
[04:01] <temporarytao_> i know there's a free version of eagle but it just sucks to use something that's been limited
[04:01] <Ashfire908> gartral, one of the reasons I'm using ubuntu (switched back) is this issue, which appeared after an update in gentoo occured.
[04:01] <jcapinc> hay can anyone tell me how to get android working on virtualbox on ubuntu?
[04:01] <Guiri> I can't seem to browse the /var/www/ using the default apache2 install from my DynDNS name
[04:01] <Guiri> Can someone help me?
[04:01] <gartral> Ashfire908: the intel drivers in Linux.. (that's Gentoo, redhat, fedora, debian, ubuntu...) is confirmed borked, and intel has said basically little more than "Meh, more reason to use windows"
[04:01] <dkulchenko> LiNeTuX: how would i go about forwarding from 127.0.0.2 to 127.0.0.1:8089 (I am totally new to iptables)
[04:02] <cosmic_karma> how do i get /list to show chans by size, its been so long since i was a regular irc user?
[04:02] <Ashfire908> gartral, any solution?
[04:02] <neoTheCat> jcapinc:  what problems are you having?  it pretty much worked out of the box for me?
[04:02] <cosmic_karma> never used xchat, used to use excursion back in the day
 I'd just use a port forward w/init.d.  ... um, I'll start a sidebar w/you and explain
[04:02] <Ashfire908> gartral, besides getting a new card or coding a better driver
[04:02] <gartral> Ashfire908: downgrade to 8.10 or an LTS release
[04:03] <Ghoti> ghostdog: Hand a sec, I'll have some things for you to try momentarily
[04:03] <ghostdog> ok
[04:03] <Ashfire908> gartral, uh... can I just downgrade the driver?
[04:03] <Guiri> I'm not sure what else to do. ufw has port 80 open but I still can't see the index.html in the /var/www/
[04:03] <MindLess> hi there
[04:03] <myself> you'r ea god
[04:03] <musikgoat> Guiri: can you see localhost from teh webserver?
[04:03] <gartral> Ashfire908: not without recompileing the kernal, its hardcoded into the kernal structure
[04:03] <cosmic_karma> nevermind xchat is pretty sweet
[04:03] <Xerran> Anyone in the room using conky-colors? I can not get weather working
[04:03] <jcapinc> neoTheCat, I downloaded a .vdi.bz2 and extracted it, started running it and I get GRUB loading stage 2... forever
[04:04] <MindLess> guyz is anybody have knowledge about clam sound library
[04:04] <Guiri> musikgoat: Webserver is a friend's machine in another state that I'm helping him setup. But I'm SSHed in under the dyndns name
[04:04] <Guiri> So I know it resolves
[04:04] <Ashfire908> gartral, suppose I did that... (i haven't but I can, after all I used gentoo)
[04:04] <spO> i could do a gpg --export KEY -ao public.key   to create exportable keys or i could simply copy   secring.gpg and pubring.gpg  (from the gpg config directory)  if i want to backup keys or anything like that, right?
[04:04] <musikgoat> Guiri: set up a local tunnel... ssh -L 80:localhost:80 account@yourfreind
[04:05] <musikgoat> Guiri: then you go to localhost on your machine
[04:05] <gartral> Ashfire908: well... you would have to find a patch and a copy of the previus driver's source... beyond  that, im lost
[04:06] <neoTheCat> jcapinc:  which virtualbox version?  i'll check my settings....
[04:06] <Guiri> musikgoat: Yes I can see localhost now in the browser.
[04:06] <Guiri> Why can't I see it from the outside? Some setting I've forgotten?
[04:06] <musikgoat> Guiri: and you can see index?
[04:06] <musikgoat> Guiri: prolly lan router port forwarding
[04:06] <Guiri> Yeah, I have the It Works! index.html
[04:06] <Ashfire908> gartral, ok then. At least I have a direction to go in now.
[04:06] <Guiri> It's in the DMZ. I can see each port with a portscan
[04:06] <musikgoat> Guiri: or dsl modem/router or something
[04:06] <Zzyzx> Q: how to get paravirtualization option in Virtual Machine Manager to be available?
[04:06] <jcapinc> neoTheCat, standard ubuntu 8.10 repository version, 2.0.4_OSE
[04:07] <gartral> Ashfire908: also having recompiled your kernal means the Ubuntu community cant help you as fully
[04:07] <th0r> Guiri: some isp's block port 80 for private accounts.
[04:07] <Guiri> musikgoat: Okay. I'll check i tout
[04:07] <musikgoat> Guiri: dmz's sometimes suck on home routers... but i would blame it on that, or the webserver doesn't have its route setup
[04:07] <musikgoat> Guiri: so its not sending traffic out
[04:07] <musikgoat> Guiri: but i would think he would know he cant get to the internet
[04:08] <neoTheCat> jcapinc: i am runnning 3.0.4.  maybe that has something to do with it...
[04:08] <MrPiracy> can i set grub to launch vista directly without using it's builtin bcd?
[04:08] <Hilikus> how can i reset $PATH without loging out?
[04:08] <web_sohum> is there any way to use dpkg or apt locally?
[04:08] <musikgoat> th0r: ir right too... but stateside, thats less and less
[04:08] <Ashfire908> gartral, harder to get help or a system that is prone to essentally crashing?
[04:08] <Veinor> FOr some reason, whenever I boot Linux, I can't get sound until I kill pulseaudio.
[04:08] <jcapinc> neoTheCat, I would tend to agree with you, I believe many changes were made in the new version, including 3D support
[04:08] <Guiri> musikgoat: Thanks much for the help. I'll check ou tthe router
[04:08] <Veinor> And then start it up again.
[04:09] <gartral> Ashfire908: i had to recompile the kernal back in 8.10 so my sound cards wouldnt conflict
[04:09] <musikgoat> Hilikus: you can source your environment  source /etc/environment
[04:09] <musikgoat> Hilikus: i don't know if it clears added ones though
[04:09] <Hilikus> musikgoat: perfect!
[04:09] <musikgoat> Guiri: yw
[04:09] <stlsaint> hey musikgoat im back but with a story of success
[04:10] <hanasaki> I am looking at backup options... how long will data stay intact on a hardrive that isn't used and sits? on a usb stick?
[04:10] <musikgoat> stlsaint: you got sudo?
[04:10] <stlsaint> i got sudo!!!
[04:10] <musikgoat> good
[04:10] <jcapinc> hanasaki, either is probably permenent, flash is more reliable
[04:10] <stlsaint> thanks...now im here to offer my services to those in need...
[04:11] <LiNeTuX> Heh.  "Probably Permanent"  "Jumbo Shrimp"
[04:11] <hanasaki> I hear CD/DVD is only about 5yrs?
[04:11] <musikgoat> lol
[04:11] <gartral> hanasaki: NAND flash has a 10 year shelf stability... soo.. as long as you plug it in for an hour every 8 or so years, you shouldnt have too worry
[04:12] <hanasaki> NAND?
[04:12] <gartral> hanasaki: most flashdisks have NAND flash arrays
[04:12] <hanasaki> just plug it in? or do you need to actively read everything for a  refresh
[04:12] <gartral> hanasaki: just plugging it in will do
[04:12] <stlsaint> i just made the final ubuntu jump...erased the triple boot of xp now all i got is UBUNTU!!
[04:12] <hanasaki> gartral:  read this.... http://blog.ironkey.com/?p=595
[04:13] <cosmic_karma> i just instaled jaunty and i had a problem with hibernate, since i rebooted my desktop untitiled folder is gone any suggestions where it could be now?
[04:13] <musikgoat> hanasaki: what most flash is... wikipedia nand flash and nor flash
[04:13] <stlsaint> on two partitions
[04:13] <jcapinc> Would everyone here agree that that flash is the next standard in mass storage technology?
[04:14] <LiNeTuX> jcapinc: no.  unproven.
[04:14] <stlsaint> uh it shows promise but...still has work to do!!
[04:14] <cosmic_karma> guess i didnt really reboot as much as kinda hold the power button in a fewtimes until it let me log in again
[04:14] <musikgoat> jcapinc: not persay, but thats the direction currently
[04:14] <hanasaki> jcapinc:  you mean solidstate HD?
[04:14] <jcapinc> yes
[04:15] <Guest82931> hello i want to know how to make my icons be in lines and not all over the place... thankyou
[04:15] <temporarytao> anybody know of a good linux logic circuit prototyping program
[04:15] <stlsaint> uh click and drag!?!?
[04:15] <edbian> Guest82931: Right click "clean up by name"
[04:15] <stlsaint> or that
[04:15] <musikgoat> jcapinc: when intel got into the business, that saw a big boost in the likelyhood of it being a standard, but we will see
[04:15] <Guest82931> where do i right click. thanks
[04:16] <edbian> Guest82931: Anywhere on the desktop.  Just no on an icon.  You are using gnome right?
[04:16] <Guest82931> oh i see thanyou\
[04:16] <stlsaint> desktop
[04:16] <jcapinc> thanks for all your thoughts
[04:16] <edbian> Guest82931: No offense but isn't that obvious?
[04:16] <lamebot> why do i have to reset my clock every time i turn off my computer?
[04:16] <Guest82931> yes sorry. i got it
[04:16] <cosmic_karma> hibernate worked in hardy but had an error message . it always worked well thoug. I had my powerstrip unplugged for a week and when i powered it on it was right where i left off
[04:16] <edbian> Guest82931: NP! :)
[04:16] <temporarytao> lamebot, dead bios battery?
[04:16] <gartral> hanasaki: yea, i knew that.. that's why i dont use flashdrives if at all possible
[04:16] <musikgoat> lamebot: you might need to replace your cmos battery
[04:16] <edbian> lamebot: What do you mean?  Is the system telling you to set it?  Is it wrong when you restart?
[04:17] <lamebot> doubt it, its a pretty new computer
[04:17] <cosmic_karma> jaunty froze up after i hibernated from lastnight and unplugged the strip cuz of tstorms
[04:17] <hanasaki> gartral:  because they degrade?  so what do you use and why?
[04:17] <john_re> What's the suggested way to get java (to enable firefox to do java. FF plugins?) - 1) from the ubuntu package? which package - which package name? 2) fron sun?
[04:17] <stlsaint> hibernate is quirky like that....try to stray away from it!!
[04:17] <edbian> john_re: "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted extras"
[04:17] <edbian> john_re: "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[04:17] <lamebot> no its just wen i durn it on it is alaways off by the same number of hours but the minutes are right. I think maybe its the wrong timezone but i cant figure out how to change that
[04:18] <temporarytao> lamebot, you probably need to check your locale
[04:18] <musikgoat> lamebot: do you have your bios reset jumper set to on?
[04:18] <musikgoat> lamebot: after you set the time, what happens if you sudo hwclock --systohc
[04:18] <edbian> lamebot: I bet your hardware clock is wrong or something.
[04:18] <Guest82931> john_re, i made it work with their package.. but also install the restricted extas like they say
[04:18] <shamm> I have been trying to get nvidia 185.* driver to work, it blanked out my display then froze the system.  Is anyone running nvidia with 185.* ?
[04:18] <gartral> hanasaki: i use USB powered hard drive enclosures, prefferably decent western digital or seagate.. true, heads can crash, but at least that ussually doesnt corrupt everything
[04:18] <stlsaint> ttyl fellas
[04:18] <edbian> stlsaint: Night!
 how would i change that?
[04:18] <mickey> hi!all
[04:19] <hanasaki> gartral:  have  a url for an enclosure you like that is cheap/good... ?    what do you think about samsung drives?
[04:19] <john_re> edbian: Guest82931 thx
[04:19] <edbian> lamebot: Is this a dual boot system?  (man hwclock)
[04:19] <temporarytao> edbian, i'm betting on wrong timezone
[04:19] <edbian> john_re: NP!
[04:19] <Guest82931> any ideas on how i make my windows (or the top bar) transparent or a glass look
[04:19] <temporarytao> he says the hours are off, not the minutes
[04:19] <edbian> temporarytao: I think you're right
[04:19] <Guest82931> john_re, yourwelcome
[04:19] <bassliner> hm, i really don't get it, i have 2 machines with the exactly same sources.list file and on the one it always tries to upgrade to firefox 3.5 or 3.6 and on the other not...
[04:19] <lamebot> musikgoat: it is correct when i sudo hwclock
[04:19] <temporarytao> prolly the timezone
[04:19] <bassliner> any help?
[04:20] <lamebot> edbian: yes
[04:20] <musikgoat> lamebot: yea, i was not thinking timezone
[04:20] <edbian> lamebot: One of the OS's thinks your HW clock is UTC and the other thinks it's local time.  They are competing with each other ;)
[04:20] <lamebot> musikgoat: i just got back from austria. How would i adjust timezone?
[04:20] <temporarytao> lamebot, you can select multiple timezones
[04:20] <lamebot> edbian: thanks, how would i fix this? adjust the time in bios menu?
[04:21] <legend2440> timitheos: are you still here?
[04:21] <edbian> lamebot: There is a file in ubuntu.  I have to find it.  Hang on.
[04:21] <temporarytao> when you go australia, select the australian time zone as the main one. when you get back, select the other one
[04:21] <gartral> hanasaki: samsung? if you have nothing else.. sure hold on, comp runnign slow as molasses
[04:21] <hanasaki> gartral:  huh?
[04:21] <lamebot> teporarytao: thanks, but i dont see a timezone option in time and date settings
[04:22] <gartral> hanasaki: for link
[04:22] <Guest82931> sorry for the noobness but how do i chnge my nick?
[04:22] <musikgoat> lamebot: ok, from command line...
[04:22] <hanasaki> gartral: ah.. thanks...
[04:22] <temporarytao> lamebot, it's there. i can't really walk you through the gui right now but look around for it
[04:22] <edbian> lamebot: While I check look at "etc/timezone" and make sure it's right.
[04:22] <JohnCDI1> i know this is probably trivial but does anyone know if its possible to get alltray to respond to a command rather than having to click i'd like to just put a script at startup that will just start evolution and automatically have it set in the tray
[04:23] <musikgoat> lamebot:  sudo tzconfig
[04:23] <benjr> when i access shared network folders they appear on the desktop, how can i make them appear in home instead?
[04:23] <gartral> hanasaki: theser are good http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.20213 and these are good only after replaceing the drive http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14586
[04:24] <hanasaki> gartral:  you mean you don't like hitachi?
[04:24] <musikgoat> lamebot: or what is now dpkg-reconfigure tzdata i guess
[04:24] <gartral> hanasaki: most hatatchi products are alright, those are just sllooow drives
[04:25] <hanasaki> EAGET is only 42k rpm
[04:25] <lamebot> musikgoat: thanks i tried that but it said i need to run as root, sorry im a complete noob
[04:25] <musikgoat> lamebot: sudo
[04:25] <musikgoat> lamebot:  add sudo before the command
[04:25] <gartral> hanasaki: and you see around 40 mbps from that, while the hatachi only gets 18
[04:26] <lamebot> musikgoat: thanks looks like thats working
[04:26] <hanasaki> ah
[04:26] <edbian> lamebot: Did you get it?
[04:26] <Automan070192> hey wats up can anyone help me
[04:26] <edbian> lamebot: In case you still have problems try editing this file: /etc/default/rcS
[04:26] <musikgoat> !ask | Automan070192
[04:26] <edbian> Automan070192: Probably! :)
[04:26] <lamebot> thanks everyone looks like its working
[04:27] <clop> how do i change the highlight color when i select text with the mouse?  it's light blue right now and its hard to read
[04:27] <lamebot> seems to have worked ill try a reboot and see
[04:27] <Automan070192> ok i need help because i have been trying to get a later version of ubuntu for some time but everytime i make or use a disc it freezes my computer
[04:28] <edbian> lamebot: Awesome! :)
[04:28] <cosmic_karma> jaunty froze up after i hibernated from lastnight and unplugged the strip cuz of tstorms any suggestions?
[04:28] <edbian> cosmic_karma: For me installing the package "fs2ram" helped hibernation and suspend work much better.  Hibernation and Suspend are very hit or miss on linux still unfortunately :(
[04:28] <cosmic_karma> i had my pc unplugged for over a week with hardy and it was right where i left off, it gave error msg from every hibernate , but never any real problems
[04:28] <stlsaint> back for the third time!!!
[04:29] <stlsaint> so who is trying karmic koala right now?
[04:29] <cosmic_karma> thanks edbian
[04:29] <edbian> How can I find every file on my system that has a "~" ?  I've tried "locate -r ~" but it returned many many files (a lot that don't have ~ in the name)
[04:29] <musikgoat> !karmic | stlsaint
[04:29] <linux> JohnCDI1: maybe try asking on this forum also: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=173759
[04:29] <hanasaki> gartral:  know anything about these?  I thought they were good.. from what you say ... now I am not sure... SAMSUNG HD103UJ
[04:29] <Automan070192> ok i need help because i have been trying to get a later version of ubuntu for some time but everytime i make or use a disc it freezes my computer any suggestions?
[04:29] <musikgoat> stlsaint: just in case you have questions about it
[04:30] <stlsaint> i thought i was in testing right now?
[04:30] <Ghoti> edbian: try locate -r '~' perhaps?
[04:30] <edbian> Automan070192: Why not just update from with in ubuntu?
[04:30] <musikgoat> stlsaint: nope
[04:30] <edbian> Ghoti: I'll try hang on
[04:30] <benjr> when i access shared network folders they appear on the desktop, how can i make them appear in home instead?
[04:30] <edbian> Ghoti: That did it!  Thanks :)
[04:30] <Automan070192> ok how may i do that?
[04:30] <nacho_> hii
[04:31] <edbian> Automan070192: Open the update manager ;)
[04:31] <stlsaint> wow...ive been given wrong info!!!
[04:31] <nacho_> che alguien sabe como sacar el login despues de la hibernacion?
[04:31] <edbian> Automan070192: System -> Admin -> Update Manager
[04:31] <Ghoti> edbian: anytime :)
[04:31] <stlsaint> i had a feeling but...
[04:32] <gartral> hanasaki: those look pretty good, actually
[04:32] <musikgoat> stlsaint: how so?
[04:32] <hanasaki> what websites.. in the usa do you all use for buying HW?  gartral lol I hope so.. I bought 2 for RAID
[04:32] <henriq> algum br
[04:32] <nacho_> hi
[04:32] <stlsaint> from reading forums and chatting with other ppl...i never actually seen it for myself and now i know y!
[04:33] <Ghoti> hanasaki: I usually check newegg.com and pricewatch.com for hardware prices
[04:33] <phylon> how do i find a text in a set of files(directory)
[04:33] <gartral> hanasaki: i like kingstar computers
[04:34] <musikgoat> hanasaki: there are a few, newegg, zipzoomfly, provantage
[04:34] <Ghoti> phylon: grep pattern /path/to/directory/*
[04:34] <hanasaki> ya I look at newegg a lot.. they have really good catalogs at least to find stuff
[04:34] <musikgoat> hanasaki: tiger direct
[04:34] <edbian> !ot
[04:34] <kyaa-mayori> hi
[04:35] <lamebot> thanks everyone that fixed my clock problems
[04:35] <edbian> lamebot: How thankful you are! :)
[04:36] <nacho_> how can I avoid having to give my passwaord to the screen saver when resuming from hibernation?
[04:36] <cosmic_karma> temporarytao, i like that name
[04:36] <MrPocketz> So, I've got a 5.1 onboard soundcard, (nVidia)  and a 5.1 PCI sound card (Audigy2)
[04:36] <Ghoti> nacho_: when you hibernate, having to log back in isn't really optional.
[04:36] <stlsaint> lol...sorry musik that was me
[04:37] <MrPocketz> Except, when i open volume control, the only thing i can get to play sound is the Playback: HDA NVidia - ALC883 analog (PulseAudio Mixer)
[04:37] <hanasaki> gartral:  can I msg you in private?
[04:37] <MrPocketz> which only offers a "Master" mixer.  I'd like to be able to control all channels. Is this possible?
[04:37] <gartral> hanasaki: sure
[04:38] <benjr> when i access shared network folders they appear on the desktop, how can i make them appear in home instead?
[04:39] <Cuddles> MrPocketz, Are you using karmic?
[04:39] <choppyhorse> how can I enter a command into a terminal and have it keep running even when I close the terminal window?
[04:39] <stlsaint> but has anyone tried cairo-dock yet...i hear its a lil annoying if it goes bad!
[04:39] <Ghoti> !screen | choppyhorse
[04:39] <MrPocketz> Cuddles, Never heard of it. Don't believe so..
[04:39] <meanburrito920_> choppyhorse: start it in a screen session
[04:39] <stealth-> can someone explain why I cant connect to a router less than 4 feet away that has essid broadcast on and no security? Network manager is seriously pissing me off >:(
[04:39] <stlsaint> choppyhorse:depends on what cmd you use
[04:39] <Bookman> can you run transmission from the command line?  Without the pretty gui interface?
[04:40] <stealth-> Bookman: you can use rtorrent, which is awesome, in my opinion
[04:40] <Ghoti> Bookman: if you're looking for a command line torrent client, look into rtorrent
[04:40] <stlsaint> cuddles: if you mean koala its not out fully yet is what im being told!!
[04:40] <stlsaint> MrPocketz: i think he means koala...see above!!
[04:41] <kran> hello
[04:41] <Bookman> stealth, Ghoti:  I will try rtorrent, but I've already partially downloaded a torrent with transmission and I'd love to finish them off from the command line.
[04:41] <kran> 能支持中文吗？
[04:41] <meanburrito920_> kran: english please
[04:41] <Veinor> Bookman: Most torrent clients support resuming, so you should just need to point it at the target directory
[04:41] <stlsaint> Bookman: you mean download torrents from cmd line?
[04:41] <Ghoti> !jp | kran
[04:42] <stlsaint> transmission should keep running as long as you dont quit it no matter where you start it from
[04:42] <Bookman> stlsaint: yes.
[04:42] <Ghoti> Bookman: I don't know if it's possible to transplant a partial download like that
[04:42] <Veinor> Except that looks more chinese to me, kran
[04:42] <Bookman> Veinor: let me see....
[04:42] <Ghoti> Veinor: it was a 50/50 shot, heh
[04:42]  * Veinor shrugs
[04:42] <Veinor> !zh
[04:42] <stlsaint> Bookman: i think it would be best to let the current torrent continue thru gui and research about starting a new one from terminal
[04:43] <Veinor> didn't know if we had a !zh, cool
[04:43] <Bookman> stlsaint: I want to start transmission via ssh and I don't want to run a gui.  I may not be able to and that is just fine, while I finish off the last two.
[04:44] <Ghoti> Bookman: the thing is, transmission is a GUI client, so I don't know if you can SSH in and start it on a GUI that session isn't a part of
[04:44] <jalfan> join ##electronics
[04:44] <jalfan> damnit
[04:44] <kran> why all english？
[04:44] <linux> Ghoti: Doesn't transmission have web control support?
[04:44] <edbian> Bookman: There is a transmission-cli package
[04:44] <Ghoti> linux: I do not know
[04:45] <stlsaint> agreed with Ghoti to bookman but i always say never count ubuntu down and out cuz it has ceased to amaze me yet...but highly unlikely!
[04:45] <choppyhorse> k screen worked ty.  2nd question: what does putting an "&" symbol after a command do?
[04:45] <Veinor> yeah, transmission-cli
[04:45] <Ghoti> kran: This is the English channel; what is your preferred language?
[04:45] <imme-emosol> Why is it that insserv changes many rc's the first time , does `Ubuntu` have a different opinion about the rcS then their own init-script ?
[04:45] <Veinor> choppyhorse: Runs it in the background so you can keep using the terminal
[04:45] <phylon> thanks Ghoti
[04:45] <Ghoti> choppyhorse: '&' puts the preceding command into the background
[04:45] <Ghoti> choppyhorse: but if you log out, the backgrounded process will usually terminate
[04:46] <stlsaint> TO All...whats the best(in your opinion) irc client in ubuntu?
[04:46] <Veinor> yeah, unless you put nohup in front of the command
[04:46] <choppyhorse> ty again
[04:46] <Ghoti> stlsaint: I alternate between irssi and xchat
[04:46] <Bookman> edbian: Yeah, I came across the transmission-cli in my research, but I never found out if it can "take over" downloading a current partial torrent
[04:46] <Ghoti> choppyhorse: my plesure
[04:46] <edbian> Bookman: Yeah I have no idea about that.  I don't it.
[04:46] <malek> exit
[04:46] <stlsaint> yea ive heard of the irssi...would you be able to elaborate on irssi a little more?
[04:46] <edbian> Bookman: Perhaps you could seed yourself?
[04:46] <linux> Bookman: I have used transmission-cli, it gives you the same control as the GUI over a web browser
[04:46] <kran> oh gad,english ,i hate it
[04:47] <Ghoti> kran: what do you prefer to speak?
[04:47] <stlsaint> Ghoti: what makes xchat better over KVIrc...which is what i use!??
[04:47] <Ghoti> stlsaint: I've not used KVirs, so I don't know :)
[04:47] <Ghoti> !zh > kran
[04:47] <kran> my english is poor,i will leave now,this is not my zoom
[04:47] <Veinor> stlsaint: irssi is a command-line irc client
[04:48] <Veinor> what I do is I have irssi run somewhere on a server in a screen session, then I ssh into the server and connect to screen as needed
[04:48] <stlsaint> Venior: so all cmds are done in a terminal of some sort?
[04:48] <Veinor> Well
[04:49] <Ghoti> Veinor: me as well :)
[04:49] <Veinor> http://www.irssi.org/images/irssi_cmd_100.png
[04:49] <Veinor> This is irssi running under cygwin.
[04:49] <stlsaint> lol...maybe you could give me a lil tutorial on how to do all that?
[04:49] <linux> anyone know how to fix my lexmark x63 to scan again in ubuntu 9.04? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7766497
[04:49] <Veinor> I actually wrote one on my blog, so sure
[04:50] <Ghoti> Veinor: I'd like to see any irssi tips you may have; I'm a recent BitchX convert :)
[04:50] <Veinor> you use awl?
[04:50] <xim_> is there a program that can play a wav or mp3 from a command prompt (in a script) without openening a gui player?
[04:50] <Ghoti> xim_: mpg123 should work
[04:51] <imme-emosol> So no-one who knows why `Ubuntu` has a different opinion about the rcS then the init-script themselves ?
[04:51] <xim_> Ghoti, thx ill try that
[04:51] <weaver> damn,... it;s been a long time since I've used IRC
[04:51] <stlsaint> Veinor: seen it...nice...looks like you gotta know these cmds back and forwards!!
[04:51] <stlsaint> well welcome back weaver
[04:51] <Veinor> eh, most of them are standard irc commands
[04:52] <Veinor> http://www.amateurtopologist.com/2009/07/22/irssi-ssh-and-screen-three-great-tastes-that-go-great-together/ if anyone's interested; I know my writing isn't exactly the best, haha
[04:52] <Ghoti> Veinor: thanks for the link :)
[04:52] <stlsaint> yea im still in the process of learning irc cmds
[04:52] <Veinor> no problem :)
[04:52] <Ghoti> Veinor: nice favicon too :)
[04:52] <Veinor> I highly recommend awl
[04:52] <skazi21101> after updating to 9.04 ubuntu don`t see my cd-rom. help me somebody
[04:53] <weaver> I probably can't remember a single IRC command at this point. lol.
[04:53] <Veinor> I should probably upload a screenshot for that article.
[04:53] <imme-emosol> weaver: You probably do ...
[04:53] <Ghoti> Veinor: 'awl'?  no relation to 'awk' I presume :)
[04:53] <Loafers> Why can't I format my 100GB HD as NTFS on Ubuntu using GParted?
[04:53] <Dark_Wolf> How do I stop the update manager from opening every few minutes?
[04:53] <R0b0t1> What is the name of the program to make archives?
[04:53] <legend2440> xim_: in terminal try mplayer <name>.mp3  if you have mplayer installed that is
[04:53] <R0b0t1> (the GUI_
[04:53] <weaver> Has everyone seen the new shots of UNR Koala?  Looks pretty great.
[04:53] <Veinor> R0b0t1: file-roller
[04:54] <skazi21101> after updating to 9.04 ubuntu don`t see my cd-rom. help me somebody
[04:54] <R0b0t1> Thanks, the name had changed :)
[04:54] <linux> Dark_Wolf: This bug has not been fixed yet as far as I know
[04:54] <nanotube> Dark_Wolf: install the updates :)
[04:54] <Dark_Wolf> mmkay
[04:54] <Dark_Wolf> I didn't know it was a bug
[04:54] <linux> nanotube: did they fix this bug yet?
[04:54] <Dark_Wolf> but as slow as my system runs ubuntu, it gets annoying
[04:54] <Veinor> Dark_Wolf: you should try xubuntu, it's faster
[04:55] <nanotube> linux: didn't know there was a bug. i still run intrepid, where instead of the annoying update manager popup, i get a nice little notification in the status bar!
[04:55] <Dark_Wolf> but..
[04:55] <Dark_Wolf> it's xfce
[04:55] <weaver> Dark_Wolf: Or Crunchbang linux. Way faster.
[04:55] <stealth-> Dark_Wolf: or xubuntu, then install fluxbox.
[04:55] <Veinor> or a terminal!
[04:55] <Geoffrey2> I'm looking for a list of wireless devices that work with linux, and the linux drivers they work with......
[04:55] <Dark_Wolf> xfce only has a little bar at the bottom and a limited file browser
[04:55] <Dark_Wolf> or it used to
[04:56] <nanotube> !wifi
[04:56] <skazi21101> after updating to 9.04 ubuntu don`t see my cd-rom. help me somebody
[04:56] <stealth-> Dark_Wolf: ummm, are you thinking of fluxbox?
[04:56] <Dark_Wolf> stealth-, no
[04:56] <linux> skazi21101: did you try in terminal a cd /media && ls ?
[04:56] <nanotube> !wifi | Geoffrey2
[04:56] <Dark_Wolf> stealth-, maybe it's changed since slackware 9...
[04:57] <Ghoti> skazi21101: can you pastebin the output of sudo dmesg | grep -i cd-rom
[04:57] <weaver> Dark_Wolf: Do you like any *box?
[04:58] <stealth-> Dark_Wolf: oh, sorry, xubuntu looks different than normal xfce installs apparently....
[04:58] <stealth-> Dark_Wolf: my bad :)
[04:58] <Drew3> Wow, 1,27x people in the room, someone should know this right off the top of their head, What is the command, to see which version of the video driver is installed?
[04:59] <stealth-> Drew3: most of the people here are AFK
[04:59] <stealth-> :P
[04:59] <nanotube> Drew3: probably can look in /var/log/xorg.0.log ?
[05:00] <skazi21101> Ghoti: there is nothing to post
[05:00] <nanotube> Drew3: besides that, the command is probably driver specific - something like fglrxinfo for ati, something else for nvidia?
[05:00] <skazi21101> Ghoti: its empty
[05:00] <Ghoti> skazi21101: interesting.  That means the kernel didn't see any CD-ROM drives to support.
[05:01] <Bookman> stealth-: Is there a good tutorial for rtorrent?
[05:01] <skazi21101> Ghoti: yes. thats i talking about
[05:01] <skazi21101> Ghoti: i don`t know what to do in this case
[05:01] <Ghoti> skazi21101: that sounds hardware-y.
[05:01] <Drew3> nanotube: fglrxinfo ,, that helps ty.
[05:01] <burkmat> Bookman: The manpage is pretty useful.
[05:01] <nanotube> Drew3: cool :)
[05:02] <kindofabuzz> it it a known problem for shared folders to just become unshared by themselves?
[05:02] <bassliner> o.O
[05:02] <skazi21101> Ghoti: there is an entry is fstab about my cd-rom. really its dvd-rw built in my noutbook
[05:02] <stealth-> Bookman: well I never needed a tutorial, but if you wanted to learn the advanced functions running 'man rtorrent' or searching google should help
[05:02] <benjr>                                                                                                                                                                                             
[05:02] <skazi21101> Ghoti: have any ideas?
[05:02] <rymo> i tried to start a Guest session but it froze after the nvidia logo at a white screen - i ran startx -- :1 from an alternate tty... but how do i get back to my original login where all my programs are still running? :-/
[05:02] <Ghoti> skazi21101: thinking
[05:03] <nanotube> rymo: try hitting "ctl-alt-f7"
[05:03] <linux> Drew3: there is always vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:04] <Drew3> I didn't think xorg.config gave the version number? linux
[05:05] <Drew3> "locate ati | grep fglrx" got me this --->  /usr/share/fglrx/atigetsysteminfo.sh  which maybe a help?
[05:06] <Sahdos> does anyone use OpenOffice.org?
[05:06] <nanotube> Drew3: why not just use fglrxinfo - doesn't that show version and all that?
[05:07] <nanotube> MeditatingFrog: just about everyone does on ubuntu :)
[05:07] <legend2440> Drew3: open  system>admin>hardware drivers  does it say which version is being used?
[05:07] <MeditatingFrog> nanotube: I'm trying to export a pdf, but I want the background to be black and the text to be green
[05:07] <MeditatingFrog> nanotube: have you ever tried this?
[05:08] <Drew3> nanotube: , no version number, of ati's driver version
[05:08] <linux> MeditatingFrog: try changing the background and text in openoffice prior to exporting as pdf; have you tried that yet?
[05:08] <nanotube> MeditatingFrog: no, never tried... what happens if you just edit the document properties to make bg black and text green, before exporting?
[05:08] <chris_lenz123> I need help, all the file conversion programs i find do not work well, do any of you know a good file conversion program that can make a avi movie i have into an mp4 that will be supported for my ipod on itunes?
[05:08] <MeditatingFrog> linux: yes
[05:08] <chris_lenz123> for linux^
[05:09] <MeditatingFrog> nanotube: there is white included in the document.  I want the document to be more readable on a computer
[05:09] <linux> chris_lenz123: let me research that now and see if any ring a bell
[05:09] <MeditatingFrog> nanotube, linux:  I will try one more time
[05:09] <skazi21101> Ghoti: maybe its in fstab??
[05:09] <nanotube> Drew3: then just look in the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log, and see if you see something useful....
[05:09] <chris_lenz123> linux: thanks
[05:09] <benjr> when i open a network share it makes an icon on my desktop, how do i make the icon appear in home instead
[05:10] <skazi21101> Ghoti: becouse its no cd-rom. but interface is okey
[05:10] <Geoffrey2> oh wonderful, I go and pick a wireless device that's not even in any of the lists......
[05:10] <foundry87> Why is it that I can't add a shadow border effect with gnome-screenshot when I'm trying to take a region screenshot?
[05:10] <MeditatingFrog> nanotube: no, still no luck.  the background still isn't black
[05:11] <bnijk> foundry87: you can, use gimp
[05:11] <MeditatingFrog> nanotube: I'm thinking it is beyond the capability of openoffice.org
[05:11] <edbian> benjr: You can manually mount the network share.  What kind of share is it?
[05:11] <foundry87> bnijk, I realize that I can't but why is that? I don't want to have to open gimp to do something that should be able to be done automatically.
[05:12] <bnijk> why would it do that automatically?
[05:12] <edbian> benjr: You could also create a soft (or hard if you want) link in /home to that file
[05:12] <ryan__> nanotube: ctrl-alt-f7 still gives me a white screen, although this time the startup sound played first.  after that going back to ctrl-alt-f2 (where i was typing to you before) is only a console again; i'm now typing to you from display :2 on ctrl-alt-f3
[05:12] <linux> chris_lenz123: take a look at FFMPEG: http://www.instructables.com/id/Convert-video-in-Linux/
[05:12] <nanotube> MeditatingFrog: ehrm, i just tried it, it worked for me.
[05:12] <bnijk> the great motto of software development, foundry87, "keep it simple stupid," don't add superfluous features to a program that are best served elsewhere
[05:12] <foundry87> bnijk: Because I want to add a shadow border to my screenshot automatically, I don't see what's wrong with that
[05:12] <nanotube> MeditatingFrog: i went to "format -> page", set background to black there
[05:13] <bnijk> most users of gnome-screenshot will not want a shadow border
[05:13] <nanotube> MeditatingFrog: then exported to pdf, and the pdf shows with black bg.
[05:13] <ryan__> with all those programs still running, can't i reconnect to that background'd x display somehow?  i'm guessing this is surely a simple linux thing i haven't learned yet coming from windows?
[05:13] <foundry87> bnijk: then why include the feature in the first place?
[05:13] <legend2440> Drew3: this works for finding out my nvidia driver version. not sure about ati   glxinfo | grep -i version
[05:13] <bnijk> ?
[05:13] <chris_lenz123> linux: k
[05:13] <foundry87> bnijk: the feature is already there, it's just that it doesn't work with region screenshots. Check for yourself.
[05:13] <bnijk> oic
[05:13] <linux> chris_lenz123: I tried mencode a long time ago, but you have to know the exact parameter to put after mencode
[05:14]  * ryan__ is rymo (d'oh)
[05:14] <bnijk> well
[05:14] <bnijk> http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/gnome-utils/trunk/gnome-screenshot/screenshot-shadow.c?view=log
[05:14] <bnijk> there's the code
[05:14] <jariep1_> hello
[05:14] <bnijk> fix it yourself ;)
[05:14] <FloodBot2> bnijk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:14] <MeditatingFrog> nanotube: I'll try printing to file.  nanotube, there is an "export directly as pdf" isn't it possible to print to a file also as an alternative method to getting the file to pdf
[05:14] <chris_lenz123> linux: your losing me?
[05:14] <jariep1_> I am looking for a wiki software that includes backlinks
[05:14] <jariep1_> anybody know of any?
[05:15] <oldude67> what program will open up .tif files?
[05:15] <linux> chris_lenz123: those are two seperate programs, try ffmpeg first then mencoder if ffmpeg doesn't work (mencoder requires mencoder -tllksdj lots of parameters after)
[05:15] <foundry87> bnijk: I'm not a very good programmer
[05:15] <bnijk> oldude67: any graphics program worth its salt
[05:15] <edbian> oldude67: .tif are just image files.
[05:15] <bnijk> foundry87: any time is a good time to start, eh?
[05:15] <prince_jammys> oldude67: any image viewer should.
[05:15] <nanotube> MeditatingFrog: yes, there is. just check the box "print to file" in the print dialog. that will create a postscript (.ps) file, which you can then convert to pdf from commandline, using the "ps2pdf" program.
[05:16] <oldude67> bnijk, edbian , prince_jammys ty
[05:16] <rymo_> if I kill Xorg are all the programs still running?
[05:16] <foundry87> bnijk: I know basic parts of some languages but I don't know what language this is in or where I'd edit the file.
[05:16] <linux> any help on a lexmark x63 scanner would be welcome: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7766497
[05:16] <MeditatingFrog> nanotube: thank you nanotube
[05:16] <chris_lenz123> linux: ill try, but i am a noob to linux, just got it
[05:16] <rymo_> like killing explorer in windows?
[05:17] <Veinor> rymo_: if you kill Xorg that will kill some programs but not others
[05:17] <nanotube> MeditatingFrog: hope that helps :)
[05:17] <Veinor> it'll kill stuff that you started when you logged in
[05:17] <Dezine> My computer has been randomly crashing. I'm sure there is a logfile, how can I monitor the computer and then read a logfile after I boot back up?
[05:17] <Veinor> as well as anything that has to do with graphics in any way
[05:17] <nanotube> Veinor: it will kill all the gui programs that you had running in that session....
[05:17] <root> hi
[05:17] <linux> chris_lenz123: try searching Applications -> Add/Remove and http://www.sourceforge.net for lists of programs
[05:17] <Veinor> right
[05:17] <Veinor> but it won't kill every process :P
[05:18] <rymo_> so is it possible to bring gui programs over to another X display?
[05:18] <Guest74061> can anybody help about Emerald theme
[05:18] <Bookman> stealth-: rtorrent works just fine.  thanks.
[05:18] <chris_lenz123> linux: trying the terminal method
[05:20] <rymo_> normally when a person clicks their user name at the top right and clicks on Guest Session, they're able to come back to all their programs, right?
[05:20] <rymo_> so how do i come back to my programs when the Guest Session just hangs?
[05:20] <WilliamC> Is it possible to flash your bios from Linux?
[05:20] <linux> rymo_: did you switch user or logout?
[05:21] <_julio_> hi there everyone
[05:21] <rymo_> linux: I clicked "Guest session" which I presume to be equal to switching users?
[05:21] <linux> rymo_: an alternative: ctrl+alt+f2 then startx -- :5, then ctrl+alt+f5
[05:21] <squarebracket> is there a startup log?
[05:22] <rymo_> linux: i was able to use startx to start another display, that's what i'm in now; but i want to reconnect to my original session that still has all my programs running
[05:22] <blognewb> how come i have 2 php.ini's? /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini /etc/php5/cli/php.ini
[05:23] <squarebracket> like the stuff that's displayed instead of usplash, is it recorded somewhere?
[05:23] <linux> rymo_: i don't know about that one, but i am interested if anyone in here knows that answer
[05:23] <bishop> joining
[05:23] <rymo_> is there no way to gently abort whatever has hung in this guest session to get it back to the login screen on that display where i assume i would be able to jump back in?
[05:23] <bishop> hey
[05:23] <prince_jammys> blognewb: second one is probably for php's command line interface, first one for cgi.
[05:23] <lstarnes> blognewb: one is for CGI (as in webserver usage), the other is for CLI (as in use as a command line interpreter)
[05:24] <thiebaude> is ubuntu written in php?
[05:24] <rymo_> linux: why the particular combo of +f2 :5 +f5?
[05:25] <rymo_> i did +f2 :1 and later +f3 :2, is that bad?
[05:25] <linux> rymo_: they give you new ttyl's (screens), i assumed that your screen there was empty
[05:25] <Veinor> thiebaude: uh, no
[05:25] <WilliamC> thiebaude, are you kidding?
[05:25] <_julio_> i have an issue, last night i installed wicd to give it a try as i've hear some kind words bout it only to stop when i realised that i couldn't use my 3g usb modem from there. since then i've removed wicd and tried to get back network manager (that somehow disapeared...) any words of hope? :P
[05:25] <linux> rymo_: you can use as many of those screens as you want without hazard
[05:26] <rymo_> if i had used startx -- :5 does that place it on the ctrl+alt+f5 screen?
[05:26] <rymo_> what i typed brought up x in-place
[05:26] <Dezine> Does Ubuntu has a crash log?
[05:26] <benjr> when i open a network share it makes an icon on my desktop but its not there when i restart, how do i make it permanant?
[05:26] <linux> rymo_: the "startx -- :5" or say 10 usually brings it on another screen; i toggle the ctrl+alt+FX to see which one usually
[05:27] <rymo_> linux: so there's not a 1-to-1 relationship between x screen number and tty number?
[05:27] <rymo_> i guess i know the default screen is :0 and it comes up on f7
[05:27] <linux> rymo_: there should be, but i don't believe so, you can try reading it maybe in the manual of screen (i don't think its in xinit or startx)
[05:28] <linux> rymo_: let me experiment, brb
[05:29] <zefyx> okay..
[05:29] <_julio_> anyone?
[05:29] <zefyx> i just installed quite a few packages i need to remove
[05:29] <zefyx> how would i go about finding out which ones i installed last, so that i may remove them.
[05:29] <linux> rymo_: "startx -- :11" brings it to F9 on my machine
[05:29] <zefyx> i tried apt-get remove build-essential libtool automake1.9 openssl libcurl3 libcurl3-devlibsigc++-2.0-0c2a libsigc++-2.0-dev libncurses5 libncurses5-dev
[05:29] <rymo_> linux: thx. here's another thing: after running startx -- :1 on the f2 screen, then ctrl+alt+f7 to check on the hung guest thing, coming back to f2 showed only the console output leading up to x... could I have gotten back into that one somehow without just ctrl+c dumping it?
[05:29] <zefyx> but its saying libcurl3-de*** isn't found, and its trying to remove half of my os as dependencies
[05:30] <Veinor> zefyx: sudo cat /var/log/apt/term.log | grep deselected
[05:30] <linux> rymo_: Let me test that theory now
[05:31] <_julio_> zefyx:in gnome you can use the history function of the package manager...
[05:31] <linux> rymo_: yes, it will kill X with signal 2 and leave a log above login (ctrl+c that is)
[05:31] <Veinor> or try ls -lrt /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list
[05:32] <linux> _julio: also check synaptic to ensure the packages "network-manager" and "network-manager-gnome" are installed, also try a reinstall of those
[05:32] <chris__> I need help, all the file conversion programs i find do not work well, do any of you know a good file conversion program that can make a avi movie i have into an mp4 that will be supported for my ipod on itunes? For linux please
[05:32] <Viking667> I've got a question. Is there a "gtktalog" to be found anywhere in Ubuntu-space? I've seen katalog (the KDE version) but not the plain gtk version.
[05:33] <linux> chris__: I'll keep looking if no one else answers you before then
[05:33] <overshard> I'm trying to delete a rule i made in ufw and it is not working
[05:33] <rymo_> linux: i had working x on f2 (still logged on as "rymo" from that one) - i checked f7 and when i came back to f2 i was looking at a still-running x but in console (that is, no windows but just the last output lines before, and not back at prompt)
[05:33] <overshard> sudo ufw delete <whatever rule> and it just pulls up the list of commands like delete doesn't exist
[05:33] <bishop> ? for ops   is there any way to verify my ip address  even by private message. ip should be roadrunner nys ?
[05:33] <rymo_> i'm not sure how to describe it better :(
[05:34] <gvsa123> i got the following error while importing images from my camera (canon xsi) http://paste.ubuntu.com/251167/
[05:34] <syntax> Can you create commands in ubuntu linux?
[05:34] <rww> bishop: do /whois bishop
[05:34] <ziroday> bishop: you can do /whois <persons nick>
[05:34] <linux> chris__: what about this one: http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=225701 ?
[05:34] <Veinor> syntax: you mean like an alias?
[05:34] <nanotube> bishop: your whois shows n=bishop@cpe-74-76-0-153.nycap.res.rr.com
[05:34] <Veinor> or shell scripting?
[05:35] <syntax> like you know we do sudo "get-apt" install program
[05:35] <linux> rymo_: that would probably mean you didn't kill it, try a ctrl+shift+FX to go above F12 if your computer supports that
[05:35] <syntax> could we make our own command like that
[05:35] <bishop> possible hijack. can not stay long...thanks
[05:35] <rymo_> ah! suddenly it clicks, thank you
[05:35] <Veinor> syntax: Yeah, you can make your own programs
[05:35] <chris__> linux: if it can convert my video it will work, how do i download it
[05:36] <linux> chris__: for 32-bit processors http://sourceforge.net/projects/mvpod/files/mvpod/0.1%20alpha2/mvPod-0.0.1.67.tar.gz/download then download, tar -xvf *.gz && cd mvPod* && ./configure && make && sudo make install
[05:37] <bishop> time for another pc. do not have the money
[05:37] <stlsaint> has itunes became more compatible with jaunty yet?
[05:37] <bishop> thanks guys
[05:37] <fsufitch> hey, i'm trying to upgrade my server from 8.04 to 8.10, but "sudo do-release-upgrade" tells me there's no new release... how do i get it to realize it's a year out of date?
[05:37] <bishop> later
[05:38] <chris__> linux: i have first link, few files pop up, whats you mean by second part
[05:38] <rww> fsufitch: edit /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades and set "Prompt=normal", per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades
[05:38] <fsufitch> rww, thanks i'll try that
[05:39] <vrakesh> any1 here
[05:40] <linux> chris__: those are the operations to extract and install
[05:40] <nanotube> !hi | vrakesh
[05:40] <legend2440> fsufitch:  does   gksudo update-manager -d  work?
[05:41] <chris__> linux: so...? im confused with computers.  what do i do next?
[05:41] <fsufitch> legend2440: rww's solution worked
[05:41] <rww> legend2440: -d is to upgrade to development releases, not to do 8.04>8.10
[05:41] <linux> chris__: ok you downloaded the file, then you go to applications, accessories, terminal
[05:41] <legend2440> rww: oh ok
[05:41] <fsufitch> legend2440: and this is a terminal-only server access, i can't have gksudo ;)
[05:41] <rymo_> is there a keyboard shortcut to force the user switch window to appear?
[05:43] <linux> rymo_: not that I know of, but fg and bg work for individual processes, it might work for xinit?
[05:43] <vrakesh> howw to install ubuntu in windows
[05:43] <chris__> linux: terminal is up
[05:43] <rww> vrakesh: do you have an Ubuntu CD already?
[05:43] <vrakesh> yeah
[05:43] <rymo_> linux: you mean try bg the hung xinit?
[05:43] <vrakesh> i tried wubi also
[05:44] <rymo_> (is that what's hung?)
[05:44] <nanotube> vrakesh: so you want to install it /inside/ windows? as in, so you can run both at the same time?
[05:44] <vrakesh> but i cant run it inside windos
[05:44] <vrakesh> nanotube:s
[05:44] <linux> rymo_: its a far out suggestion, but the only i can think of (xinit is usually running, but startx is just the script for xinit)
[05:45] <stlsaint> any success with itunes in ubuntu
[05:45] <nanotube> vrakesh: try this, then: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox
[05:45] <nanotube> vrakesh: you are looking for virtualbox.
[05:45] <vrakesh> in virtualbox i didnt get fullscreen
[05:45] <dsnyders> Hi all.  Why do I get an error on: find . -iname *pdf -print
[05:45] <thiebaude> !wine
[05:45] <rww> vrakesh: if you install the Guest Additions for virtualbox, you should be able to get full screen. The people in #vbox can help with that.
[05:45] <chris__> linux: ? terminal?
[05:45] <nanotube> dsnyders: depends on what kind of error you get :)
[05:46] <linux> chris__: terminal
[05:46] <zefyx> anyway to make apitude uninstall say, all packages i installed within the last 2-3 hours
[05:46] <q0_0p> how do i retrieve my tomboy notes from applet?  i have a tar backup of my system elsewhere and i dont want to reboot it up again?
[05:46] <vrakesh> rww:thnx
[05:46] <dsnyders> nanotube, The error is-  find: paths must precede expression
[05:46] <nanotube> q0_0p: it's somewhere in ~/.tomboy , probably ?
[05:46] <chris__> linux: you told me to bring up terminal, what do i do with it?
[05:47] <edbian> zefyx: You'd have to look at the log and figure out witch packages actually have been installed in the last 2-3 hours manually (or just remember) and then give the command to remove them.
[05:47] <prince_jammys> dsnyders: quote the glob you give to find, because there's pdf files in your current dir.
[05:47] <q0_0p> i will look thx
[05:47] <prince_jammys> dsnyders: '*.pdf' <-quoted
[05:47] <rww> zefyx: that log is at /var/log/apt/term.log (you'll need to do sudo nano or gksudo gedit to view it).
[05:47] <zefyx> thanks
[05:47] <prince_jammys> dsnyders: else the shell expands *.pdf before running find.
[05:47] <vrakesh> where do i get tadditionshe guest
[05:47] <q0_0p> nanotube, thx i will try
[05:47] <nanotube> q0_0p: yea, they're there, i just checked :)
[05:48] <dsnyders> prince_jammys, I was just about to ask if that was what was happening.
[05:48] <vrakesh> where do i get the guest additions for virtual box
[05:48] <linux> chris__: find where the file downloaded using cd and ls, then when you see it, "tar -xvf *.tar.gz", then cd into the folder, "./configure && make && sudo make install"
[05:48] <prince_jammys> dsnyders: globs are normally not quoted, but in the case of find command, they are, because they have to be processed by find.
[05:48] <nanotube> vrakesh: once virtualbox is open and booted to windows, should find it in the menu. something like (tools -> install guest additions)
[05:49] <Andorin> It has been nearly a month since I started asking for help on this problem. I would very much appreciate some assistance. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1214508
[05:49] <vrakesh> thnx
[05:50] <cbcbilling> hello all
[05:50] <dsnyders> prince_jammys, Thanks.  quoting it fixed the "problem"
[05:50] <prince_jammys> dsnyders: welcome
[05:50] <rymo_> so what good is ctrl+alt+backspace if it kills the gui programs and not just x ?
[05:50] <cbcbilling> is there any updates for firefox 3.5 for hardy
[05:50] <cbcbilling> firefox 3..13 sucks
[05:50] <rww> !ff35 | cbcbilling
[05:50] <nanotube> cbcbilling: look here: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion
[05:50] <cbcbilling> alot of error that i encountered when browsing
[05:50] <stlsaint> vrakesh: when you start your vm look up top and you will see a devices tap...click there and at the bottom of the dropdown!!!
[05:51] <rymo_> on windows i can kill explorer.exe and all other programs keep running while windows re-sorts itself -- is there no linux equivalent?
[05:51] <sond> howdy
[05:51] <nanotube> rymo_: sure, you can kill nautilus, you can kill gnome-panel, and all that
[05:51] <edbian> Andorin: Are you running compiz?
[05:51] <linux> chris__: i have to head out, to run the program from terminal, cd into the directory untared and ./program-name ("ls" should help you find program-name)
[05:51] <rymo_> nanotube: tell me more!
[05:51] <chris__> linux: are you trying to tell me to type cd , and whats in both brackets?
[05:51] <stlsaint> and yes installing the vm addons will enable full screen along with mouse integration!!
[05:51] <burkmat> !hi | cbcbilling
[05:52] <nanotube> rymo_: just run "killall gnome-panel" or "killall nautilus" from a terminal....
[05:52] <stlsaint> rymo: ever hear of the killall cmd
[05:52] <Andorin> edbian: I have a vague idea of what compiz is, but I don't know how to check whether I'm running it, using it, have accidentally configured it, etc. =/
[05:52] <rymo_> and i won't lose gui programs?
[05:52] <linux> chris__: "cd" lets you move around linux, "ls" shows you where you are
[05:52] <nanotube> rymo_: nope
[05:52] <edbian> Andorin: Do your windows wobble?  Does "compiz" show up in the output of "ps -e" ??
[05:52] <cbcbilling> whoah still no updates yet
[05:52] <cbcbilling> damn
[05:52] <nanotube> rymo_: as long as you don't kill X itself, all your programl will still run.
[05:53] <stlsaint> uh...nanotube hope you have experience in that area!!
[05:53] <nanotube> cbcbilling: try also http://ubuntuzilla.sourceforge.net
[05:53] <sond> i have a cloned disk that will only boot read only - what should i do to it ?
[05:53] <rymo_> how can i tell which process to kill to get rid of this white screen staring at me on tty7 ?
[05:53] <chris__> linux: well i dont understand, im new. This is like trying to do grade 12 math when your in grade 1?
[05:53] <Andorin> edbian: "Do your windows wobble?" may be the best question I have heard all week.
[05:53] <edbian> Andorin: lol
[05:53] <linux> chris__: Im not upset, just strapped for time
[05:53] <nanotube> stlsaint: indeed - i've killed gnome-panel and nautilus with no ill effects to other programs :)
[05:53] <stlsaint> WOBBLY WINDOWS...gotta lovem
[05:53] <Thibit> Does anyone have experience with the Trackpoint, 9.04, and easystroke?
[05:53] <Andorin> edbian: It's a rather long list, but I don't believe I see it.
[05:53] <edbian> Andorin: PM me :)
[05:54] <linux> chris__: I have to head out, but try to read the manual inside of the tar (most programs come with it)...best of luck, other people in here might know if you vary the times you enter irc
[05:54] <Thibit> I'm having an issue with getting the gestures to be recognized
[05:54] <rymo_> ps -AL shows only Xorg with tty7 next to it
[05:54] <stlsaint> nanotube: why may i ask would you require to kill nautilus? or panel?
[05:54] <cbcbilling> nanotube: so this ubnutuzilla works ith no hassle
[05:54] <nanotube> cbcbilling: indeed it does. and if something is not to your liking, it has auto-uninstall too.
[05:54] <stlsaint> chris: how may the ubuntu community assist you?
[05:54] <rymo_> stlsaint: killing nautilus does seem to me to be equiv to killing explorer.exe on windows (rare need)
[05:55] <nanotube> stlsaint: when panel hangs, or nautilus hangs.
[05:55] <cbcbilling> nanotube: ww
[05:55] <chris__> I need help, all the file conversion programs i find do not work well, do any of you know a good file conversion program that can make a avi movie i have into an mp4 that will be supported for my ipod on itunes?
[05:55] <cbcbilling> nanotube: wow
[05:55] <stlsaint> nanotube: true true...but using the kill cmd how would you get them back?
[05:55] <nanotube> cbcbilling: give it a try. are you on 32bit or 64bit ubunut?
[05:55] <nanotube> stlsaint: by default, killall sends a "restart" signal, rather than a kill signal, so they restart automatically.
[05:56] <stlsaint> nice
[05:56] <slimjimflim> hi i just did a dual boot install w/ vista...installed vista first then jaunty...but now linux only has about 3 gb even though i originally gave it about 150gb...anybody familiar with this issue?
[05:56] <cbcbilling> nanotube: my queston is do this browser has no issues with java and flash?
[05:56] <nanotube> stlsaint: if they are really hung and you have to really kill, just run "gnome-panel &" and "nautilus &" from a treminal, to restart.
[05:56] <stlsaint> hey chris...need some specs...are you in ubuntu using a vm or are you in windows?!!
[05:56] <cbcbilling> nanotube: is it also for hardy
[05:56] <nanotube> cbcbilling: if you are on 32bit, no issues at all, all your plugins will work without any changes. if on 64bit, you have to fiddle around a little to get them working. (see the ubuntuzila faq for 64bit users)
[05:56] <dsnyders> slimjimflim, have you mounted everything?
[05:56] <chris__> stlsaint: im using linux
[05:57] <slimjimflim> dsnyders, yea
[05:57] <nanotube> cbcbilling: hardy should be just fine.
[05:57] <chris__> stlsaint: dual boot
[05:57] <cbcbilling> nanotube: im using 32 bit.....
[05:57] <stlsaint> nano: yes i perfer that over kill but since you have more xp i trust you know more than me!! thanks for the info!!
[05:57] <Pitch> In ubuntu, when i click on places menu in panel, all windows partitions are opend. which file is controllig this behaviour, or can i edit places menu. I don't want all of the windows partitions to be listed
[05:57] <cbcbilling> nanotube: thanks alot...
[05:57] <nanotube> cbcbilling: then you should be just fine :)
[05:57] <stlsaint> chris:k state your issue again?
[05:57] <chris__> I need help, all the file conversion programs i find do not work well, do any of you know a good file conversion program that can make a avi movie i have into an mp4 that will be supported for my ipod on itunes?
[05:57] <vrakesh> what essential packages has to be installed aftr installin ubuntu
[05:57] <cbcbilling> nanotube: ill try it now
[05:57] <nanotube> cbcbilling: no prob - give it a try, if anything goes wrong just post in the ubuntuzilla support forums (or ask me here if i'm still awake) :)
[05:58] <nanotube> vrakesh: everything "essential" is installed by default. anything extra you install depends on what you need.
[05:59] <z3ro3x> I managed to setup OpenVPN so my brother's laptop will connect to me from any where and any time so it's easy to admin his system when he needs help.  My only issue is this.  After setting up the bridged network Ubuntu boots up slow as hell.  I used Starup-Manager to change the splash screen so that I can see boot process.  It pauses for a long time on I think it was called Configuring Network Interfaces.  Every thing works fine
[05:59] <z3ro3x> .  It just causes a slow as hell boot and I was wondering how can I fix the boot time?
[05:59] <cbcbilling> nanotube: damn it says its only for jaunty... imusing hardy
[05:59] <stlsaint> chris: check out soundKonverter
[06:00] <nanotube> cbcbilling: what says it's only for jaunty? if you try to install the .deb, it refuses?
[06:00] <stlsaint> im using ubuntu...chris what are you using
[06:01] <dsnyders> slimjimflim, I'm drawing a blank, unless it's a mount issue, or possibly a drive recognition problem.
[06:02] <Pitch> editing fstab won't help
[06:02] <vrakesh> how to access files in linux from windows
[06:02] <vrakesh> both are on two differet comps
[06:02] <nanotube> cbcbilling: i'm running it just fine on intrepid right now, no problems.... could you tell me what exactly you're seeing that says it's for jaunty only?
[06:02] <nanotube> vrakesh: easiest way is ssh.
[06:02] <Pitch> vrakesh: you need to set up samba, ftp, or http server in linux
[06:02] <chris__> stlsaint: how do i ... install this program on this website?
[06:02] <vrakesh> linux and windows
[06:03] <vrakesh> there is no ssh in windows
[06:03] <Veinor> WinSCP
[06:03] <Veinor> PuTTY
[06:03] <Pitch> vrakesh: you can try putty
[06:03] <nanotube> vrakesh: set up openssh-server on linux, then use winscp client on windows.
[06:03] <Veinor> WinSCP to copy files, PuTTY for an actual ssh session
[06:03] <cbcbilling> nanotube: my mistake i read the wrong blog... lol wat an idiot
[06:03] <cbcbilling> nanotube: :))
[06:03] <ghostdad> I want to setup ubuntu to use multiple partitions. I want to create a small / partition with a large /home partition. What is a reasonable size for the / partition? I don't want to run out of space on that, but I don't want there to be a ton of unused space on it either.
[06:03] <Thibit> Does anyone have experience with the Trackpoint, 9.04, and easystroke? I'm having an issue with getting the gestures to be recognized.
[06:03] <Pitch> vrakesh: if you just want file sharing you can use samba server
[06:04] <Veinor> ghostdad: how big is your HD, and what are you going to be doing on the computer?
[06:04] <nanotube> cbcbilling: don't read blogs - read the ubuntuzilla website - it has all the instructions and everything :)
[06:04] <ghostdad> Veinor: It's a 150gb hard drive and it will mostly just be used as a file server
[06:04] <Veinor> you can probably get away with 10-15 GB for /
[06:04] <vrakesh> pitch: itried
[06:04] <Veinor> and that's erring on the safe side
[06:04] <vrakesh> it didnt work
[06:04] <Pitch> can anyone tell how to edit places menu in ubuntu ?
[06:04] <vrakesh> modified config file also
[06:05] <ghostdad> veinor: will that be comfortable though? how large is a default ubuntu installation?
[06:05] <nanotube> ghostdad: 10g for / should be plenty.
[06:05] <dsnyders> Veinor,  There is also a part of the PuTTY suite called pscp for copying files.
[06:05] <nanotube> ghostdad: default ubuntu install is only 3-4g
[06:05] <ghostdad> ah okay
[06:05] <ghostdad> thanks
[06:05] <nanotube> ghostdad: there's no way you'll install 6g of packages :)
[06:05] <ghostdad> right
[06:05] <megamanx1978> I lost my toolbar in the xfce window manager how do I get it back?
[06:05] <mrproper> I hit a key on accident and the colors on my X11 display inversed . Can someone tell me what do to get it back to normal?
[06:05] <geneticx> hello everyone. I'm having really slow downloads in my ubuntu box, i've noticed ssh is very slow also..what could be wrong?
[06:05] <Veinor> yeah, the only way you'd do that would be if you were doing development and needed -dev packages
[06:05] <Veinor> mrproper: are you using compiz?
[06:06] <mrproper> Veinor: Yes
[06:06] <Veinor> windows key and n at the same time
[06:06] <Veinor> er, m
[06:06] <mrproper> Veinor: that only does one window, not all them
[06:06] <Veinor> do m then
[06:06] <geneticx> I have another computer on the network and I tested by downloading two exact files from the internet and one was done at 172kbps the other (ubuntu) at 23 kbps
[06:06] <Veinor> n swaps one window, m swaps them all
[06:06] <mrproper> Veinor: How can I disable that?
[06:06] <nanotube> geneticx: are you on wireless on that comp?
[06:07] <geneticx> nanotube: no
[06:07] <ghostdad> also if i buy a second (larger) hard drive, will i be able to reassign that as the /home directory?
[06:07] <Veinor> mrproper: install the package compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:07] <cbcbilling> nanotube: yeah, am just really excited with it... lol
[06:07] <ghostdad> er, /home partition
[06:07] <nanotube> ghostdad: yes you will
[06:07] <Bookman> Is there a way to tell what kind of ram my laptop has?
[06:07] <Veinor> ghostdad: yes
[06:07] <ghostdad> ok thanks
[06:07] <mrproper> Veinor: Got it, thanks for your help!
[06:07] <nanotube> cbcbilling: ;) so, any success with ff3.5 install yet? :)
[06:07] <Veinor> mrproper: no problem, just disable the Negative plugin
[06:07] <megamanx1978> Can anyone help me with my xfce problem?
[06:07] <cattellar> how can i own an ext3 partition im mounting in /media/drive ?  I tried sudo chown michael.users /media/drive   but it didn't work
[06:08] <cbcbilling> nanotube: not yet still downloading.... wat a slow internet connection
[06:08] <cbcbilling> nanotube: errrrrrrr
[06:08] <Pitch> which file is controlling places menu in gnome ?
[06:08] <Veinor> cattellar: did you try sudo chown michael:michael /media/drive ?
[06:08] <rww> cattellar: 1) you probably want chown -R, 2) make sure you're doing it after mounting the partition.
[06:08] <Veinor> Pitch: use alacarte
[06:08] <vrakesh> pitch: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:09] <cattellar> Veinor, rww , thanks, let me see
[06:09] <Veinor> oh wait, the places menu
[06:09] <Veinor> hm
[06:09] <Veinor> ~/.gtk-bookmarks
[06:10] <supa> Hello, everyone
[06:10] <Veinor> you can customize the displayed name by putting it after the file, like file:///tmp Temporary Folder
[06:11] <Pitch> Veinor: using alacarte, you  can only edit Application and System menu not Places
[06:11] <cattellar> Veinor, rww , thank you both, i fixed it
[06:11] <Veinor> Pitch: edit the ~/.gtk-bookmarks file
[06:11] <supa> I've been trying to get vuze to run at bootup for like three hours now. does anyone know an easy way to run a command at boot-up?
[06:12] <Veinor> supa: did you try Startup Applications under system->preferences?
[06:12] <edbian> supa: At bootup or at login?
[06:12] <supa> no, i want it to run  before the gnome session
[06:12] <supa> it's a headless server
[06:13] <cbcbilling> nanotube: whoah still no luck downloading it
[06:13] <Pitch> Veinor: can you please tell me the path of .gtk-bookmarks, /home/pitch does not contain any such file
[06:13] <Polarina> I just installed apache2 and the directives DefaultType and ForceType do not work in a .htaccess file or in the configuration files. Why?
[06:13] <vrakesh> pitch: its hidden
[06:13] <Veinor> it doesn't? that's odd
[06:13] <dsnyders> supa, You need to place an entry in /etc/init.d
[06:13] <Veinor> oh, yeah, it's hidden
[06:14] <Veinor> run gedit ~/.gtk-bookmarks in a terminal, it's there
[06:14] <supa> well, i've tried that - although admittedly i don't know what i'm doing.
[06:14] <Veinor> I promise :D
[06:14] <nanotube> cbcbilling: downloading the ubuntuzilla .deb? or downloading the firefox archive during the install process?
[06:14] <megamanx1978> Anyone here use xfce?
[06:14] <cbcbilling> nanotube: thee .debinstaller
[06:14] <Veinor> megamanx1978: try #xubuntu
[06:15] <edbian> supa: http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/09/07/adding-a-startup-script-to-be-run-at-bootup/
[06:15] <nanotube> cbcbilling: strange - it's only like 20k, should come through almost instantly...
[06:15] <nanotube> cbcbilling: maybe sourceforge is having problems with the file release servers again...
[06:15] <cbcbilling> nanotube: ok by now
[06:16] <megamanx1978> I am using ultimate edition with xfce and my xfce has a issue
[06:16] <cbcbilling> nanotube: i think ff3.0.13 has problem
[06:16] <nanotube> cbcbilling: you could get it from commandline... open a terminal, cd to Desktop, and run "wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/ubuntuzilla/ubuntuzilla/4.7.4/ubuntuzilla-4.7.4-0ubuntu1-i386.deb" to get the .deb :)
[06:16] <Pitch> Veinor: yes, but it contains only Documents, Pitctures, Music, Video and Dowload,
[06:16] <Veinor> What're you trying to do then?
[06:17] <nanotube> cbcbilling: but... if you have such severe problems with ff3, maybe you could try cleaning out your profile?
[06:17] <Pitch> Veinor: I have two ntfs partition in my system, when i login all these partions are listed in places menu
[06:18] <Pitch> Veinor:  I just dont want them to be displayes
[06:18] <nanotube> Pitch: open nautilus, go to edit -> preferences, check the checkbox that says "show hidden files"
[06:18] <Veinor> Hm
[06:18] <ce_sexy> hy
[06:18] <cbcbilling> nanotube: i now finshed installing .deb ff3.5
[06:18] <Veinor> Well the one way to do this is to not have them automount
[06:18] <cbcbilling> nanotube: nothing happened
[06:19] <nanotube> cbcbilling: ubuntuzilla is an installer. use it to install ff 3.5.
[06:19] <nanotube> cbcbilling: (make sure to exit firefox first)
[06:19] <Pitch> Veinor: how to disabe automount ?
[06:19] <cbcbilling> nanotube: already did
[06:19] <nanotube> cbcbilling: then run "ubuntuzilla.py" to install firefox, and follow the prompts.
[06:19] <Veinor> well, first unmount them
[06:20] <cbcbilling> nanotube: done
[06:20] <NetAnnoysMe> What's the name of the tool I can use to show a graph of pings? like a traceroute that graphs quailty
[06:20] <nanotube> cbcbilling: so, is the installer doing it's thing? :)
[06:20] <NetAnnoysMe> I forgot it's name
[06:20] <Viking667> cactus?
[06:20] <Viking667> possibly
[06:20] <cbcbilling> nanotube: working by now
[06:21] <nanotube> cbcbilling: cool
[06:21] <nanotube> NetAnnoysMe: wireshark?
[06:21] <cbcbilling> i copy andpastee this code ubuntuzilla.py -a install -p firefox
[06:21] <NetAnnoysMe> nanotube: no - it's a cli app and wireshark doesn't do that
[06:21] <nanotube> cbcbilling: right
[06:22] <cbcbilling> nanotube: waiting for it by now
[06:22] <cbcbilling> nanotube: ff3.0.13 really sucks
[06:22] <nanotube> cbcbilling: what's it doing now? downloading firefox?
[06:22] <NetAnnoysMe> nanotube: just foind the answer - it's mtr
[06:22] <nanotube> cbcbilling: heh
[06:22] <cbcbilling> nanotube: ff3.0.12 is much better to use
[06:23] <nanotube> NetAnnoysMe: hm, cool, i'll try it - never heard of it. :)
[06:23] <cbcbilling> Process returned code 2
[06:23] <cbcbilling> Importing Mozilla Software Releases public key
[06:23] <cbcbilling> Note that if you have never used gpg before on this system, and this is your first time running this script, there may be a delay of about a minute during the generation of a gpg keypair. This is normal and expected behavior.
[06:23] <cbcbilling> gpg: requesting key 0E3606D9 from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net
[06:23] <cbcbilling> gpg: requesting key 812347DD from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net
[06:23] <FloodBot2> cbcbilling: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:23] <lowlycoder> where's the guide for sound on macbook pro?
[06:23] <cbcbilling> nanotube: thats the last thing i see
[06:24] <nanotube> cbcbilling: paste the complete output into a pastebin
[06:24] <cbcbilling> nanotube: ill try it by now
[06:25] <cbcbilling> nanotube: wow! cool
[06:25] <nanotube> cbcbilling: ?
[06:25] <supa> edbian, i have tried this, but it will not launch
[06:25] <dsnyders> NetAnnoysMe, mtr is sweet.
[06:25] <Viking667> ohh, mtr. Yep, that's a good program.
[06:26] <cbcbilling> nanotube: i just updated my firefox
[06:26] <Viking667> ... cept it doesn't "graph" results, or not as I've seen.
[06:26] <nanotube> cbcbilling: excellent :)
[06:26] <cbcbilling> nanotube: GOD BLESS US ALL
[06:26] <nanotube> cbcbilling: lol
[06:26] <edbian> supa: Is it executable?
[06:27] <supa> yeah, i can run it in the terminal and it will launch
[06:27] <spO> are bzr codes and packages held on user local machines, or are they held on launchpad's servers?  because PPA is fast but some of my bzr downloads are slow
[06:27] <Brando753> is there a way to sync the data on my two laptops on Korganizor
[06:27] <edbian> supa: Can root run it?  init runs things as root
[06:27] <nanotube> cbcbilling: well, now that it all worked out, i think i'll get some sleep :)
[06:27] <supa> how would I check? sudo?
[06:28] <edbian> yeah
[06:28] <edbian> or su
[06:28] <supa> nope, it can't.
[06:28] <supa> what can i do? can i run it as a user or something?
[06:28] <edbian> supa: You can change the permissions to allow root to run it.
[06:29] <edbian> supa: "sudo chmod +x <file>" will make it executable by all users.
[06:29] <cbcbilling> nanotube: THANK YOU for the BIG HELP... ff3.5 is really damn fast
[06:29] <edbian> cbcbilling: Is it a lot faster than ff3.0 on ubuntu?
[06:30] <Pitch> can anyone tell me how can I disable automount in gnome ? and only root should  be able to mount other ntfs partitions
[06:30] <cbcbilling> edbian: yeah is really damn fast
[06:30] <nanotube> cbcbilling: great to hear. enjoy :)
[06:30] <cbcbilling> nanotube: GOD BLESS the INTERNET
[06:31] <edbian> cbcbilling: Nice! :)
[06:31] <nanotube> edbian: in my experience, it is much faster in rendering pages and all that stuff. there are also benchmarks that show it being "twice as fast" as ff3, though i'm not sure if it really is "twice as fast", it is noticeably faster.
[06:31] <nanotube> cbcbilling: hehe indeed
[06:31] <edbian> nice :)
[06:31] <edbian> I'm excited to try it on debian!
[06:32] <cbcbilling> nanotube: last two days after upgrading my ff to ff3.0.13 i really have a hard time browsing
[06:32] <cbcbilling> and as i try to see the error console of ff... damn theres to many error
[06:32] <nanotube> cbcbilling: heh
[06:33] <cbcbilling> nanotube: thank you for the help.....
[06:34] <nanotube> cbcbilling: you are quite welcome. :)
[06:34] <WilliamC> Can you flash a bios in Ubunutu?
[06:34] <edbian> WilliamC: You cannot flash a bios while any OS is running.
[06:35] <WilliamC> edbian, I know, but a lot of the utilities only run in Windows.
[06:35] <Bingo_NZ> How can i flash a Bios ? please ?
[06:35] <cbcbilling> nanotube: my friend told me to go back to MICROSUCK OS... because i cant browse well... he is convincing me but i dont want to go back for that crap OS
[06:35] <manish> edbian: good monring
[06:35] <edbian> manish: What up?!
[06:35] <manish> I'm fine
[06:36] <WilliamC> XP doesn't have to suck if you know what you're doing.
[06:36] <WilliamC> I've been running XP for months on end.
[06:36] <manish> edbian: I am getting GPG Error when I update from Synaptic Update Manager It says BAD Sign
[06:36] <nanotube> cbcbilling: hehe well, there are some legitimate reasons to stick with win, e.g., gaming, photoshop, autocad.... but browsing the web isn't one of them. :)
[06:36] <Bingo_NZ> I need to install windows ....it says the harddisk is not dectected...but in the same system i installed linux now.
[06:36] <Bingo_NZ> what to do ?
[06:36] <Guest2549> how would I install the C plugin for eclipse?
[06:36] <edbian> manish: ?  That's odd.  Try switching servers in System -> Admin -> Software sources
[06:36] <cbcbilling> nanotube: you are really right....
[06:36] <nanotube> WilliamC: it's a 6 year old OS - most of us have run it for years on end. :)
[06:37] <edbian> Bingo_NZ: windows does not see ext3 file systems
[06:37] <cbcbilling> nanotube: i do always to catch some network work using ff on xp
[06:37] <manish> edbian: ok trying
[06:37] <WilliamC> nanotube, I meant without turning off my laptop.
[06:37] <nanotube> WilliamC: before coming over to the dark side. err, i mean, light side. :)
[06:37] <WilliamC> I'm running Ubuntu on another computer.
[06:37] <cbcbilling> nanotube: the file is jvqms.vmx i think
[06:37] <Bingo_NZ> I know that...thats y i am trying to flush the flash memory...but i dont know how to do that....
[06:37] <Bingo_NZ> some one hlep me plz
[06:38] <nanotube> WilliamC: ah yea, i've done that too - all hail the "suspend" feature :)
[06:38] <Pitch> ok, you should not allow anyone to use your ubuntu if you have any confidential documents in your ntfs windowsxp partition
[06:39] <nanotube> WilliamC: but now whenever i go back to windows, i feel like a fish out of water. no "focus follows mouse" ? no terminal? no multiple desktops? wtfsck is up with that? :)
[06:39] <Veinor> nanotube: no gnome-do
[06:39] <Veinor> Pitch: oh, sorry
[06:39] <Veinor> first unmount the partitions
[06:39] <Veinor> then edit /etc/fstab as root
[06:40] <WilliamC> Do games run in WINE faster than they would in native Windows?
[06:40] <nanotube> Veinor: hmm, never used that... what's that do?
[06:40] <nanotube> WilliamC: probably not....
[06:40] <Veinor> quick program launching
[06:40] <cbcbilling> linux reminds of cisco OS
[06:40] <cbcbilling> lol
[06:40] <nanotube> Veinor: like, "alt-f2" ?
[06:40] <Veinor> yeah, but you don't have to type the full name out :P
[06:41] <Veinor> plus you can do other stuff with it, like open ssh/vnc connections
[06:41] <WilliamC> nanotube, on top of that I'm having issues mounting a NTFS USB drive in Linux.
[06:41] <nanotube> Veinor: at my typing speed, i'd rather type than mouseclick. :) besides, alt-f2 also autofills, so you don't have to type it all out.
[06:41] <Veinor> nanotube: gnome-do is keyboard-launched, though
[06:41] <Veinor> I have it on meta-space
[06:41] <nanotube> Veinor: hmm... i'll give it a look at some point - sounds interesting. :)
[06:42] <Loafers> Why am I unable to move a 4.4 GB File onto my 100 GB External HD formatted as FAT 32?
[06:42] <Veinor> it's cool :D
[06:42] <lstarnes> Loafers: doesn't FAT 32 have a file size limit?
[06:42] <nanotube> WilliamC: good thing i don't have to mount ntfs drives on my linux. :)
[06:42] <Pitch> Veinor: done both, fstab does not have any mention about /media/WinXP
[06:42] <Viking667> it does - about 2GB if I remember correctly
[06:42] <Veinor> Loafers: Because the FAT32 filesize is 4 GB - 1 byte
[06:42] <nanotube> lstarnes: Loafers: indeed, it does, max size is 4g
[06:42] <Veinor> Pitch: odd, it shouldn't auto-mount it then
[06:42] <nanotube> or was that 2g?
[06:43] <Loafers> Veinor, What should I do then?  GParted won't let me format it as NTFS...
[06:43] <Veinor> Loafers: it won't?
[06:43] <Veinor> is ntfs-3g installed?
[06:43] <Loafers> Veinor, The option is greyed out.
[06:43] <Xerran> edbian: actually you can flash a BIOS from within an OS but I'm not sure about Linux
[06:43] <nanotube> WilliamC: haven't had reason to mount anything ntfs in years... but my understanding is that ntfs3g has gotten that down by now...
[06:44] <Veinor> if the package ntfs-3g isn't installed on your computer, do that and then try
[06:44] <Xerran> it's unsafe anyway
[06:44] <lowlycoder> how can i play mid files on ubuntu?
[06:44] <Loafers> Veinor, ntfs-3g 2009.2.1 external FUSE 27 - Third Generation NTFS Driver  Yeah its installed
[06:44] <nanotube> Loafers: try "sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g ntfsprogs", then gparted again.
[06:44] <Veinor> Oh yeah
[06:44] <Veinor> ntfsprogs
[06:44] <Loafers> nanotube, ok thanks
[06:44] <Pitch> Veinor: it is controlled by gnome gvfs deamon, not by fstab, but I don't know which file it is reading before mounting the partitions
[06:45] <Veinor> I dunno, then
[06:45] <Veinor> :/
[06:45] <nanotube> lowlycoder: hrmm... try searching in synaptic, by description and name, for 'midi', i bet you'll come up with something.
[06:46] <greyz`> i am using ubuntu 9.04 and when i tried 'amarok 2.02 KDE' there was no sound, so I followed the advise here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amarok/+question/67045  -- by installing those 4 packages mentioned in the second post.  So now I have audio working for amarok2, just not anything else. :(
[06:46] <stealth-> I set the environment variable SDL_AUDIODRIVER=alsa to make a game sound work, but unfortunately I get a "No available audio device" unless running the program as root. The program uses a SDL mixer. Any help?
[06:47] <manish> when I type in chat it gives sound in every key dipresession how to stop it
[06:47] <snoopy> suppp
[06:47] <snoopy> |:
[06:48] <greyz`> hello snoopy :D
[06:48] <corpxicle> why does it seem like this laptop is slower than shit these days ?
[06:48] <corpxicle> running ubuntu 9.04 on a dual core with 4gb ram
[06:48] <snoopy> wasup greyz  8D
[06:48] <manish> when I type in chat it gives sound in every key dipresession how to stop it
[06:48] <corpxicle> maybe i should change to another browser
[06:48] <xim_> can someon help me figure out how to manipulate my gnome menues throught the terminal?  is there a hidden directory tree somehwere?
[06:49] <corpxicle> manish: any particular app youre using ?
[06:49] <SunStealer> hmm, anyone use xev or other utilities to find and map multi-key mouses?
[06:49] <william> I'm on twice with two different PCs
[06:49] <william> nyah
[06:49] <manish> corpxicle: I am chatting from Gnome-Xchat
[06:49] <corpxicle> manish: have you tried looking in "options" or "preferences" or whatever it might be called
[06:49] <corpxicle> i dont use the gnome version of xchat myself
[06:50] <corpxicle> i use real xchat
[06:50] <manish> corpxicle: it started suddenly
[06:50] <SunStealer> I want to find a way to map two buttons on my logitech mouse to alt and control, so that my wow-addiction can continue under linux
[06:50] <sond> heyas -- ive got a drive that no-matter what i have tried so far will only mount read only -- what should i look out for ?
[06:50] <manish> edbian: when I type in chat it gives sound in every key dipresession how to stop it
[06:50] <myself> what are commands to type to get some badass unicode fonts so i can see the faces my anime friends post
[06:50] <L1nUX1z3R> sond, does it mount automatically?
[06:51] <corpxicle> manish: have you tried looking in "options" or "preferences" or whatever it might be called ?
[06:51] <manish> corpxicle: ok checking
[06:51] <snoopy> sooo
[06:51] <l00t>  /s ns1.thugempire.net +7000
[06:52] <Loafers> How unstable is jaunty-backports?
[06:52] <myself> yo!!! where do i get unicode fonts!!!
[06:52] <manish> corpxicle: there is no such setting
[06:53] <corpxicle> manish: then i guess its not xchat making the sound
[06:53] <lowlycoder> why is timidity -Ov so slow?
[06:53] <sond> L1nUX1z3R: its a root drive and it will boot on its own, but only readonly , when i try to mount from another functioning system i still can only get readonly..
[06:53] <lowlycoder> why is timidity -Ov so slow? (takes a few seconds to convert a minute midi song)
[06:53] <WilliamC2> Because you touch yourself at night.:P
[06:54] <corpxicle> lowlycoder: what are you comparing too ?
[06:54] <corpxicle> -o
[06:54] <L1nUX1z3R> sond, check your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:55] <lowlycoder> corpxicle: it just seems like it should be much much faster on a modern machine ....
[06:55] <manish> corpxicle: after I stopped & started gnome-xchat speaker stopped beeping on every key depressesion
[06:55] <corpxicle> lowlycoder: so you have no idea if its slow or not ?
[06:55] <lowlycoder> corpxicle: these are encoded midi songs of snes games
[06:55] <corpxicle> manish: good, then you solved the problem
[06:55] <sond> L1nUX1z3R: that shouldn't matter if im mounting it onto another system surely ?
[06:55] <lowlycoder> corpxicle: if a snes can play it in real time, it should be blazingly fast on a modern cpu to just encode it
[06:55] <manish> corpxicle: Problem solved itself
[06:56] <sond> L1nUX1z3R: i mean i could just be wanting to wipe it ..
[06:56] <corpxicle> lowlycoder: if you really want to pursue this issue, i would talk to whoever coded the program youre using
[06:56] <L1nUX1z3R> sond, do u want to wipe it?
[06:56] <bonez46> I run the following, as root > 'useradd -G mail scott' and it reports 'useradd: user scott exists' which suggests that 'id scott' should list mail as a group to which scott belongs.. and yet, 'id scott' does not include 'mail' as a group, but does include others.. WHY?
[06:56] <neox> helo guys i need help with my OS
[06:56] <Xerran> Hey
[06:56] <bonez46> neox whatcha need?
[06:56] <corpxicle> bonez46: no it doesnt
[06:56] <crushyboi> hello everyone
[06:56] <corpxicle> bonez46: it suggests that the id "scott" exists
[06:56] <Xerran> Hello
[06:56] <neox> my first prblem was a blank screen on login
[06:57] <corpxicle> bonez46: try "usermod"
[06:57] <sond> L1nUX1z3R: nope actually i want to change edit /etc/network/interfaces
[06:57] <vadi01> hi i want to customise the ubuntu live cd for my office users
[06:57] <vadi01> what is the best prog to use there?
[06:57] <crushyboi> anyone who can help me with ss5?
[06:57] <L1nUX1z3R> sudo it, sond
[06:57] <neox> got some couple of adjustments made on xorg.conf.then when i restart..still blank screen.
[06:57] <neox> keyboard doesnt function coz the light for the num lock wont work
[06:57] <L1nUX1z3R> sond, sudo gedit /<the path of the file>
[06:57] <vadi01> as in i just want to make a out of the box live cd which only installs specific things without games and stuff
[06:57] <neox> its been three days..T_T
[06:57] <sond> L1nUX1z3R: yes i have sudoed
[06:58] <bonez46> corpxicle: how would I use usermod?
[06:58] <L1nUX1z3R> sond, does it work?
[06:58] <L1nUX1z3R> it should
[06:58] <sond> L1nUX1z3R: but can not get it to mount rw
[06:58] <corpxicle> bonez46: just like you did useradd
[06:58] <crushyboi> hi L1n8x1z3R
[06:58] <L1nUX1z3R> check with /etc/fstab file...
[06:58] <Bodsda_> Can I ask a favour of someone please? could you download this http://paste.ubuntu.com/251175/ text file, save it as ~/text  and then run the followinf awk statement and paste the results.     cat ~/text | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "   "} ; {print $1}        can you change the variable $1 until you get two pastebins one with each column of output?
[06:59] <sond> L1nUX1z3R: if i reboot mount it again - the edits have not applied
[06:59] <L1nUX1z3R> sond, that is involved with mounting and all
[06:59] <bonez46> corpxicle: help me understand the difference tween useradd and usermod
[06:59] <it-linux> ubottu: please tell me the link howto edit fstab to auto mounting file system ext or vfat or ntfs. Thanks
[06:59] <Bodsda_> I am stuck on windows so cant do this
[06:59] <corpxicle> bonez46: useradd adds a user, usermod modifies an existing user. also, there are manuals for both
[06:59] <prince_jammys> bonez46: useradd adds a new user. usermod modifies an existing user.
[06:59] <crushyboi> :-s
[06:59] <prince_jammys> man usermod before your break things with -G
[07:00] <corpxicle> -G shouldnt break anything
[07:00] <corpxicle> -g might
[07:00] <waan> Does anybody know roughly when firefox 3.5 will be added to the repositories?
[07:00] <Bodsda_> it-linux, http://bodhizazen.net/Tutorials/Understandingfstab.pdf
[07:00] <prince_jammys> that
[07:00] <prince_jammys> that's not what the manual suggests.
[07:01] <corpxicle> oh ?
[07:01] <prince_jammys> which is why <man dangerous_command> is generally a good idea.
[07:01] <it-linux> Bodsda: thank you so much
[07:01] <bonez46> prince_jammys: ok, now that I ran 'usermod -G mail scott' now 'id scott' lists this >> uid=1000(scott) gid=1000(scott) groups=1000(scott),8(mail)   yet.. I am in a lot more groups than just 'mail'
[07:01] <Bodsda_> it-linux, your welcome.
[07:01] <prince_jammys> If the user is currently a member of a group which is not listed, the user will be removed from the group.
[07:01] <prince_jammys> which is why <man dangerous_command> is generally a good idea.
[07:01] <corpxicle> heh
[07:01] <corpxicle> too right
[07:01] <crushyboi> ss5 please
[07:01] <crushyboi> anyone :-w
[07:02] <corpxicle> -G -a then
[07:02] <sond> L1nUX1z3R:  yes i am trying to mount a drive rw, but it will not mount read write, i have never encountered this prob before
[07:02] <L1nUX1z3R> what does the line in /etc/fstab say?
[07:02] <cattellar> is it me or the repo server's are down?
[07:03] <stealth-> waan: it is in the respritories
[07:03] <cattellar> i cant download neither from my contry's one,or the main one
[07:03] <sond> L1nUX1z3R:  example mount -t ext3 -rw /dev/sdb1 /bob
[07:03] <L1nUX1z3R> yes
[07:03] <L1nUX1z3R> it's supposed to work if thats the line..
[07:03] <prince_jammys> bonez46: now you are not a member of admin anymore, so you probably won't be able to sudo.
[07:03] <nascentmind> hi. I am getting a "packages cannot be authenticated". how do i fix it?
[07:03] <L1nUX1z3R> sorry but i have to go for a class...
[07:04] <chid> How can I install ubuntu to USB disk, persistant 8.10 from the disk?
[07:04] <carla> hi!
[07:04] <waan> stealth-, ohh whoops
[07:04] <it-linux> Bodsda_: this is the article that I need.
[07:04] <Bodsda_> chid, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[07:05] <Bodsda_> it-linux, good, glad I could be of help, but I'm just the messenger, bodhi_zazen wrote that guide
[07:05] <neox> anyone know an effective solutions to this blank login screen???
[07:05] <it-linux> Bodsda_: please tell him my thanks
[07:05] <crushyboi> anyone ?
[07:06] <crushyboi> i am stucked on ss5 configuration
[07:06] <Bodsda_> it-linux, you could tell him yourself :) He idles in #ubuntu-beginners he may not be awake though but he will get a pm when he wakes up or he should see the ping
[07:06] <sond> anyone else have any suggestions as to why i am unable to do this - sudo mount -t ext3 -rw /dev/sdb1 /bob ?
[07:06] <chid> Bodsda_, hmm.. thanks
[07:07] <it-linux> Bodsda_: okay..I'll go to tell him now...
[07:07] <neox> anyone know an effective solutions to this blank login screen???
[07:07] <dsnyders> sond, are you getting an error message?
[07:07] <Bodsda_> !repeat | neox
[07:09] <sond> dsnyders: nope, it mounts i make changes, reboot all changes gone - no its not a scsi disk with jumpers set to RO either..
[07:09] <crushyboi> anyone who can help me with ss5 :(
[07:09] <dsnyders> sond, is it writable before you reboot?
[07:10] <sond> dsnyders: i mounted it RW ..
[07:11] <xim_> where does ubuntu store custom application launcher shortcuts i have created?
[07:11] <nascentmind> how can i fix the "packages may not be authenticated" message anyone?
[07:11] <P79> hi
[07:11] <P79> hi
[07:11] <dsnyders> sond, what does your /etc/fstab say?
[07:11] <P79> {=Guess that number=} has started! To guess a number, Type: +num <number between 1-100> and remember, you only have 60 seconds!!
[07:12] <Flannel> P79: Please stop that.
[07:12] <xim_> lol
[07:12] <ducklan> sond: can you find sdb1 in /dev?
[07:13] <P79> Game over!! You all lose! The correct number was 98 {=Guess that number=}
[07:13] <morphles> in kde ubuntu 9.04 in hde (version 4.2.2) theres this a bit uncool bug: after you suspend or hibernate and resume it doesnt ask to unlock pc, there is bug report filled for this, but no workaround, maybe somone nows some nice workaraound for this? or should i better ask in #kde ?
[07:13] <ziroday> nascentmind: take a look at http://popey.com/blog/2009/06/05/Easy_Script_To_Get_And_Install_PPA_GPG_Keys/ to get GPG keys for PPA's automatically
[07:13] <sond> dsnyders: why would that matter  ? i'm telling some auxillary disk to mount where and how i want it to ( the mount point is writeable btw )
[07:13]  * P79 announces: "Fortune Cookie is now ACTIVE" Use: +fortune and you will get a fortune cookie :)
[07:14] <dsnyders> sond, because you say it goes back to readonly when you reboot.  Mounting is controlled by the /etc/fstab file.  So we need to check whether it is being told to mount readonly.
[07:14] <nascentmind> ziroday, i am not using any ppas.
[07:14] <waan> stealth-, I've installed firefox-3.5, and removed the old one, but the application still says firefox 3.0.13
[07:16] <myself> yo is there a way to download unicode fonts for ubuntu??????
[07:16] <sond> dsnyders: i boot the system mount an additional disk "somewhere" do some writes to it , unmount it, reboot system , mount the additional disk 'somewhere" again , and find that it had not written..
[07:16] <waan> or rather, how do you change the menu item to point to firefox 3.5
[07:17] <sond> .. i'm suspecting its a hardware thing..
[07:18] <gartral> anyone have any problems while formatting a Sandisk Cruzer micro USB stick?
[07:19] <dsnyders> sond, what kind of disk and partition is it?
[07:20] <sond> dsnyders: IDE root partition ( /dev/sdb1 )
[07:21] <sond> dsnyders: im booting with /dev/sda
[07:22] <dsnyders> sond, what does it say when you issue: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[07:22] <crushyboi>   need help with iptables
[07:22] <sond> dsnyders: BRB
[07:22] <Bilal> How to use internet expoler optimized website in ubuntu 9.04?
[07:22] <gartral> dsnyders: you'll need too have him sudo that
[07:23] <bonez46> prince_jammys: thanks. I readded myself to all those groups..;)
[07:23] <maco> !ie
[07:23] <maco> grrr
[07:23] <prince_jammys> bonez46: good.
[07:23] <maco>  !ie4linux
[07:23] <crushyboi> ie grrrrr
[07:23] <maco> ubottu: fat load o' good you are!
[07:23] <crushyboi> ff :D
[07:23] <dsnyders> gartral, I think you misread what I typed.  It has a sudo already.
[07:23] <maco> Bilal: google for ies4linux or ie4linux. the website will be tatanka-something
[07:24] <crushyboi> ubottu: ss5
[07:24] <maco> Bilal: its a way to install ie in wine
[07:24] <Flannel> !ies4linux | maco
[07:24] <gartral> dsnyders: oops.. your right, my appologies
[07:24] <crushyboi> ubottu: iptables
[07:24] <gartral> !crap
[07:24]  * gartral wins
[07:24] <Bilal> maco: thanks
[07:25] <maco> Flannel: oh theres an s afterall
[07:25] <Thibit> !language | gartral
[07:25] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[07:25] <SunStealer> let us just stop abusing the bot
[07:25] <SunStealer> plz.
[07:25] <maco> !anything
[07:25] <silv3r_m00n> is it possible to store some information about a file inside it ...
[07:25] <dsnyders> gartral, NP, we all miss stuff.  I've sat at a stop sign waiting for it to change once.
[07:25] <maco> oops
[07:25] <maco> bad timing
[07:26] <gartral> Thibit: i was actually crying too see if ubottu knew anything about craps, which is a game
[07:26] <Thibit> Ah, k
[07:26] <sond> dsnyders: nothing unusual
[07:26] <gartral> trying*
[07:26] <dsnyders> sond, is it a linux partition?
[07:27] <outy> has anybody got a link to a guide to install kde on one of the other desktops ?
[07:27] <gartral> and hell is a place, not a swear word ;P
[07:27] <outy> so like, desktop 1 is gnome, desktop 2 is kde
[07:27] <sond> dsnyders: yes
[07:27] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> i have a big problem whit ubuntu  can someone help me ???
[07:27] <gartral> !help | UBUNTU-ROCKZ-
[07:27] <maco> outy: sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop
[07:27] <maco> outy: OH.... ummm...you mean like on different workspaces, same session? no
[07:28] <maco> outy: ive heard of running a gnome session on one screen and a kde session on another, but remember two totally separate sessions. cant copy and paste between them or anything
[07:28] <maco> outy: of course, you can use kde apps in gnome just fine and the reverse as well
[07:28] <dsnyders> sond, what does it say when you issue: cat /etc/mtab
[07:28] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> oke i instaled ubuntu on my laptop but forgot to make free space for the partision and now a run low on memory
[07:29] <maco> memory or disk space? the two are unrelated. memory and partitioning are unrelated, that is to say
[07:29] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> disk space
[07:29] <maco> you can boot the live cd again and use gparted on it to resize your partitions
[07:30] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> i can't its locked
[07:30] <maco> what is?
[07:30] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> the ubuntu partision is locked
[07:30] <Myrtti> UBUNTU-ROCKZ-: boot with the live cd?
[07:30] <cuddlefish> Hello, I have an issue with a Nvidia  ck8s motherboard with onboard sound.
[07:31] <sond> dsnyders: /dev/sdb1 /bob ext3 rw
[07:31] <gartral> !livecd | UBUNTU-ROCKZ-
[07:31] <xim_> has nobody ever found a stable ubuntu solution to playing flash videos?
[07:31] <cuddlefish> The output works, but all I get is static for the Mic
[07:31] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> i know what a live cd is
[07:31] <cuddlefish> _xim: try Flash
[07:31] <gartral> xim_: flash 9 dev r256 is working fine for me
[07:31] <maco> UBUNTU-ROCKZ-: locked....you sure its not just mounted? unmount it then resize?
[07:32] <xim_> cuddlefish, thanks for the helpful reply
[07:32] <spO> apt-get build-dep will build any dependencies that a package needs?
[07:32] <Flannel> spO:
[07:32] <xim_> gartral, are you on 32 or 64 bit?
[07:32] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> i donu how can i unmount
[07:32] <cuddlefish> you're welcome!
[07:32] <Hollywood-Hogan> Hi could someone help me with Ubuntu install display problem?
[07:32] <gartral> xim_: 32 and 64, both work, but 32 isn't producing sound >.<
[07:32] <Flannel> spO: no, it gets the dependencies needed to build.
[07:32] <dsnyders> sond, what do you get when you: ls -ld /bob
[07:32] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> how to unmount a partision
[07:33] <gartral> UBUNTU-ROCKZ-: umount, and please stop butchering the word "Partition"
[07:33] <spO> flannel, dpkg -i   somedebpackage.deb   won't install because ti has dependencies, but   apt-get build-dep   somedebpackage       won't fix that?
[07:33] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> how to unmount
[07:33] <crushyboi> i have multiple ip's on my server which i added using network script, now what i want is, whenever a users request sometihng from server using server ip for example 192.168.1.2 on port 6000 then the data should be returned from the same ip rather than tha main ip of server. is it possible anyway?
[07:34] <Hollywood-Hogan> I am installing Ubuntu on a laptop that has dead display on laptop, so I connect to CRT monitor. I boot the livedisc and can see Ubuntu load, but then I  lose my display once I enter the GNOME. Same wiht the Install screen. I replace CRT, same problem. Any ideas?
[07:34] <gartral> UBUNTU-ROCKZ-: i just told told you, umount... so you would use umount /dev/sda once in the live d.. and please GOD don't do that when your booted off the hard drive
[07:34] <Flannel> spO: No, Try gdebi instead of dpkg
[07:34] <SunStealer> anyone do photo printing in linux? I got an epson 3800 stylus pro, and some sites says that it will be a very expensive paper weight in linux
[07:35] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> thx for help
[07:35] <crushyboi> i have multiple ip's on my server which i added using network script, now what i want is, whenever a users request sometihng from server using server ip for example 192.168.1.2 on port 6000 then the data should be returned from the same ip rather than tha main ip of server. is it possible anyway?
[07:35] <grawity> crushyboi: Isn't that how it always works?
[07:35] <gartral> SunStealer: epson, lexmark, and i *think* brother printers have no support in linux
[07:36] <eoamit> I'm trying to compare the differences between two ANSI encoded files. When I try "diff -a file1 file2 > output.txt", I get a bunch of jarbled text. What can I do?
[07:36] <minixi> crushyboi, only through routing
[07:36] <gartral> does anyone know why it is when i unmount a flash drive the NODE dissappears and i cant edit the partitions?
[07:36] <crushyboi> grawity: no, the service which i bind to an ip like 192.168.1.2 on port 6000 if i connect to it and check packets, packet comes from server ip like 192.168.1.1 rather than 192.168.1.2
[07:36] <minixi> crushyboi, one server you can do this with, however, is apache configured for virtual IPs
[07:36] <SunStealer> gartral: ach, well, that ends my testing linux :/
[07:37] <gartral> SunStealer: sorry, maybe you could write a driver?
[07:37] <SunStealer> gartral: haha, I'm the least programming savvy creature on this side of equator I'm afraid :-)
[07:37] <crushyboi> minixi: its a proxy server ss5 which i bind to particular ip on particular port, problem is the return ip, no matter what ip i use, but client gets the main ip of server.
[07:38] <minixi> SunStealer,  you can do two things; try to get it working with Wine, or find a wrapper for the driver
[07:38] <dsnyders> SunStealer, don't let that turn you off linux.  You may be able to use some alternate driver, or run a virtual windows.
[07:38] <minixi> crushyboi,  yes, that's because of the routing
[07:39] <sond> dsnyders:  ls -ld  /bob .
[07:39] <minixi> crushyboi,  you could define static routes, but it wouldn't be feasible for a large number of clients
[07:39] <SunStealer> hmm, I'm kind of dependant on 100% correct color control etc, but I'll see what i can find on wrappers!
[07:39] <maco> hp printers are like $60 and all work as soon as plugged in
[07:39] <SunStealer> (can you run a driver from withing for instance wine?)
[07:39] <maco> and actually, lexmark has drivers
[07:39] <SunStealer> hehe, my printer is 1600,- and print amazingly :-)
[07:39] <dsnyders> sond, yes, what's the output?
[07:39] <maco> theyre not postscript printers with ppd's like we're used to, but they do provide compilable drivers on the website
[07:39] <crushyboi> minixi: can we do something like route will check for which ip the request came from and then return with same ip?
[07:39] <minixi> crushyboi,  the only other way is running small virtual machines and route via NAT
[07:40] <maco> and a kit for writing drivers if you find one not currently supported, i think
[07:40] <minixi> crushyboi,  you could do that statically
[07:40] <minixi> crushyboi, research static routing
[07:40] <crushyboi> minixi, ok bro, but am lost for now, don't know anythng about static routing.
[07:40] <WilliamC> I need to put my Linux PC on something, laying on the floor and looking up at the monitor hurts my neck
[07:40] <minixi> crushyboi,  but going the virtual OS path is almost always easier
[07:40] <sond> dsnyders:  thats it for the /bob it returns a dot if i do ls -al /bob i get the dir listing i expect
[07:40] <crushyboi> minixi, though i heard its possible using iptables, but i don't know how
[07:41] <minixi> crushyboi,  lol, well your problem is all about routing. :)
[07:41] <SunStealer> I'll look into pwrappers
[07:41] <WilliamC> Also, should I switch back to XP due to me mostly being a gamer?
[07:41] <minixi> crushyboi, yeah, you could NAT the traffic coming in ... but again, that is routing
[07:41] <minixi> WilliamC, dual booting seems too hard?
[07:41] <crushyboi> any howto's for that? or if you can explain , i will be thankful to you :)
[07:42] <chal`away> are there secrets to installing Skype on Jaunty/ 9.04?
[07:42] <minixi> SunStealer,  yeah you may find a wrapper ... maybe ndis
[07:42] <gartral> chal`away: called gizmo
[07:42] <WilliamC> minixi, I generally don't have a purpose to do it, and really I have no reason, other than curiosity, to be running Linux, I mean, it's not faster than Windows.
[07:43] <WilliamC> I play games.
[07:43] <dsnyders> sond, weird.  You should be getting something like drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 48 2007-03-01 23:51 /bob
[07:43] <chal`away> gartral, should i google that? i have 64 bit
[07:43] <minixi> SunStealer, sorry, hit enter too soon :) ... "maybe ndis like wrapper"
[07:43] <minixi> WilliamC, then don't use it lol
[07:43] <gartral> !gizmo | chal`away
[07:43] <minixi> WilliamC, why do we care what you use?
[07:43] <gartral> !gizmo5 | chal`away
[07:43] <crushyboi> 8-|
[07:43] <gartral> !info gizmo5 | chal`away
[07:43] <grawity> chal`away: gizmo is not skype.
[07:43] <WilliamC> I use gizmo, I've been having issues in it.
[07:44] <WilliamC> Gizmo is compatible with skype.
[07:44] <chal`away> here's my problem: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m52348c5b
[07:44] <gartral> grawity WilliamC chal`away gizmo is not skype, but DOES work with skype networks
[07:44] <grawity> gartral: it does? since when?
[07:44] <gartral> grawity: opensky
[07:44] <dsnyders> sond, try ls -ld /
[07:44] <WilliamC> gartral, that's just what I said.
[07:45] <crushyboi> chal`away : try this http://technical-itch.co.uk/2007/09/18/how-to-install-skype-on-ubuntu/
[07:45] <dsnyders> sond, sorry, ls -l /
[07:45] <gartral> WilliamC: ok, you beat me too it well i was typeing names, but don't ya know redundancy is a good thing in computing ;)
[07:45] <chal`away> crushyboi,  thanks :)
[07:46] <WilliamC> Anyways, is using WINE to run Windows games faster than running Windows games in Windows?
[07:46] <minixi> crushyboi,  it's not all that hard. Take a day and study routing. You'll be a better person for it
[07:47] <sond> dsnyders:  duh ! sorry i was in /bob when it returned the dot from / doing ls -ld i get as above drwxr-xr-x root root /bob etc
[07:47] <minixi> WilliamC,  of course not
[07:47] <minixi> WilliamC, dude, just use windows. It makes you happy
[07:47] <WilliamC> Uh, I need to download Windows, I have the serial still though
[07:47] <sond> and from / doing ls -l /bob lists a writeable dir list
[07:48] <gartral> !OT | WilliamC
[07:48] <nevyn> WilliamC: that's nice for you.
[07:48] <minixi> WilliamC,  you can get a demo version of Windows 7 that's good for another 6 months from Microsoft
[07:48] <kiaas__> WilliamC, congratulations, that is illeggal.
[07:48] <minixi> WilliamC, anyway, this is all OT
[07:48] <kiaas__> WilliamC, borrow a CD from someone you know.
[07:48] <minixi> !ot WilliamC
[07:48] <minixi> lol
[07:48] <WilliamC> Stop calling me off topic.
[07:48] <kiaas__> You are, WilliamC
[07:48] <WilliamC> I get the point.
[07:48] <minixi> WilliamC, take it somewhere else
[07:48] <gartral> kiaas__: not really, the iso is legal as long as you do have a valid... hard copy key >.>
[07:48] <saurabh_> hey, can any one help me with adobe flash plugin issue??
[07:49] <crushyboi> :(
[07:49] <WilliamC> What's the issue?
[07:49] <kiaas__> gartral, you have to get the ISO from a valid source. Guess what..the pirate bay isn't a valid source.
[07:49] <saurabh_> actually, I ahve the latest adobe's flash plugin installed, but whenever I watch videos on youtube, it says to upgrade
[07:50] <minixi> who cares what he does or how he does it? It's not relevant to the purpose of this channel
[07:50] <saurabh_> while, on other sites, it says to install adobe plugin to view video
[07:50] <zamolxes> hello. I installed a fresh 9.04 , installed the nvidia drivers and did the updates simultaneously, and on reboot xorg didn't start (no screens found) . Now I reinstalled the system (not because of that, i needed raid and didn't have an alternate cd handy then). Question: what caused xorg to bork? should i install the updates, reboot, then install the nvidia drivers?
[07:50] <gartral> kiaas__: um... MS does have it on their ftp site, ever since that CAL for Vista
[07:50] <grawity> who cares if it's MS or TPB... you have a license to use one copy of $RELEASE, that's all. </offtopic>
[07:50] <WilliamC> Have you checked what version it says is installed in browser?
[07:50] <saurabh_> WilliamC, can u help me??
[07:50]  * gartral agrees with grawity and disengages
[07:50] <saurabh_> ya, about plugins
[07:50] <saurabh_> about:plugins
[07:50] <kiaas__> Bah. When is adobe going to fix the massive slow downs in flash? Firefox under WINE locks up a lot.
[07:50] <zamolxes> i figured maybe a new xorg/kernel got in with the updates and that caused it
[07:50] <Guest181> hello everyone, can some one please tell me how I can copy a file from ROOT to desktop?
[07:50] <th^> zamolxes: breakage sounds pretty.. strange. but i would do either one first
[07:51] <th^> zamolxes: yes, nvidia has kernel drivers :p there's a slight change something went wrong there. but i've never seen such thing happen
[07:51] <th^> zamolxes: especially since X should always start in VGA safe mode
[07:51] <Pecar> hi is tthere some program to synchronize with a palm hp which in win uses Hotsync for this proposal?
[07:51] <dsnyders> sond, sorry, nothing is sticking out to me.  It may be that the drive cable may not be seated fully.  Anyways, I've got to sleep.  Sorry I wasn't able to help.
[07:52] <saurabh_> WilliamC, would u mind to come for a private chat
[07:52] <zamolxes> th^: I didn't do anything too advanced, just responded to the popups with clicks :)
[07:52] <gregorio1982> qui italiani?
[07:52] <th^> Zedde: yep, it sounds strange still :p
[07:52] <gwildor> Pecar,  open synaptic, and seardch for palm pilot.....you would get the result faster than i could look then post here
[07:52] <maco> gregorio1982: #ubuntu-it
[07:52] <th^> *zamolxes
[07:52] <gregorio1982> ty
[07:53] <th^> zamolxes: try installing nvidia drivers first - check if it boots up, then install updates
[07:53] <zamolxes> th^: right. maybe when i have the time i'll try to reproduce it and see what actually went wrong
[07:53] <sond> dsnyders:  thanks for trying - yep its a weird one - i may try to clone it to another disk (dd if=/dev/sdb1 of=/dev/newdisk ) then do those edits ..
[07:53] <zamolxes> although it could've been a random event
[07:53] <th^> zamolxes: though i don't even see how you could do those things same time, as apt can operate only one instance at time :p sounds like a bug in driver manager if it allows that
[07:54] <zamolxes> th^: i think nvidia already finished installing its thing
[07:54] <Hordeking> Howdy. I've got a few questions for someone in the know about sound with X, and fstab (the way ubuntu is doing it)
[07:54] <Pecar> gwildor Thanks a lot. Tomorrow i'll try it. Thanks
[07:54] <zamolxes> th^: just didn't reboot
[07:54] <Hordeking> This is something that might be better approached in /msg
[07:54] <minixi> Hordeking,  just ask
[07:54] <th^> zamolxes: sounds pretty random. that should not affect at all
[07:55] <gwildor> Hordeking, pm me, ill try
[07:55] <th^> zamolxes: although... now since there's that KVM thing that builds new kernel modules in boot, it might be that it built for older kernel..
[07:55] <th^> or what it was named :p
[07:55] <Hordeking> Whatever...why the hell does sound stop when I alt-Fn to a console terminal, and how to I stop that bad behavior?
[07:55] <simohayha> hi, can anyone please tell me how I can copy a file from ROOT directory to Desktop?
[07:55] <minixi> Hordeking,  it's better to just ask in the channel. Other people might have the same questions and learn from yours
[07:56] <th^> simohayha: alt-f2, gksudo nautilus
[07:56] <th^> simohayha: then you get file browser in admin mode
[07:56] <th^> or was it gsudo :p
[07:56] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> i want to make my ubuntu partition bigger but its locked(not mounted i just tryed to umount on my live cd) can someone tell me how to unlock it (i am on the live cd right now)
[07:56] <grawity> th^: gksudo
[07:56] <simohayha> th^, I tried that but it still says I don't have permission
[07:56] <minixi> Hordeking, that's probably set in Gnome
[07:56] <th^> simohayha: what file you're trying to copy?
[07:57] <Hordeking> minixi: gconf then?
[07:57] <minixi> Hordeking,  I don't use Gnome so I can't help you there, but someone could point you to it's conf ... gconf
[07:57] <minixi> yeah
[07:57] <RPG_Master> Has anyone else gotten the update which merges both your Firefox 3.0.13 and "Abrowser" into Shrateko?
[07:57] <simohayha> th^, its a .dv file I captured from my camcorder with Kino
[07:57] <minixi> Hordeking, you'll find the key combos somewhere. They are usually easily found and changed
[07:58] <th^> simohayha: make sure the file has right to read too. 2nd click and properties, check it has 'read' flags
[07:58] <Hordeking> minixi: This doesn't sound much like a key combo thing...should sound keep on playing even if I go to a different terminal?
[07:58] <Hordeking> shouldn't, I should say
[07:58] <chal`away> crushyboi, still here?
[07:59] <Hordeking> minixi: ESD is the sound manager, how do I get at its configs?
[07:59] <simohayha> th^, I've put both read and write and root for Owner and Group
[07:59] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> i want to make my ubuntu partition bigger but its locked(not mounted i just tried to umount on my live cd) can someone tell me how to unlock it (i am on the live cd right now)
[08:00] <minixi> Hordeking, describe your problem in more detail. What app is playing the sound? What do you do that stops the sound?
[08:00] <th^> simohayha: bizarre. try copy from terminal. can you do that or need instructions? :)
[08:00] <chal`away> http://technical-itch.co.uk/2007/09/18/how-to-install-skype-on-ubuntu/ says i should have 'Tools --> Repositories.' I don't see tools?
[08:00] <wally1337> what's the difference between xubuntu-9.04-alternate-i386.iso and xubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[08:01] <Hordeking> minixi: Well, I've never seen this issue before. I'm just playing audio through audacious, and I alt-f1'd to a console session to do some stuff, and the sound stopped. Then, when I came back, it started immediately.
[08:01] <th^> wally1337: alternative has text-mode installer only
[08:01] <RPG_Master> OK, so I un-installed Firefox 3.5 and disabled the Ubuntu-Mozilla repo. But after I reinstalled Firefox 3.0.13 my add-ons, history, and bookmarks are gone but they're still in /.mozilla/Firefox . How do I fix this?
[08:01] <minixi> wally1337,  more Nirvana mp3s in the alternative one
[08:01] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> i want to make my ubuntu partition bigger but its locked(not mounted i just tryed to umount on my live cd) can someone tell me how to unlock it (i am on the live cd right now)
[08:01] <Hordeking> minixi: It seems a little far-fetched that the whole program would stop when I do that.
[08:01] <minixi> Hordeking,  what happens when you start a terminal another way?
[08:01] <minixi> Hordeking,  not with alt-f1
[08:01] <thedeacon> when converting wmv to avi with mencoder I get a lot of "failed to open registry file" and "xx duplicate frames" - am i missing something?
[08:01] <simohayha> th^, i actually tried that and it says "cp: omitting directory `/root' "
[08:01] <th^> chal`away: System > Administration > Software sources is what you're looking for :)
[08:02] <grawity> simohayha: You need to specify the source filename too...
[08:02] <Hordeking> minixi: You mean just by going to the menu and pulling up a terminal session? Nothing I wouldn't have expected. Sound keeps going, etc
[08:02] <th^> simohayha: if you want copy directories with cp, you need -R (recursive) parameter. did you really point cp to the _file_, not directory?
[08:02] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> i want to make my ubuntu partition bigger but its locked(not mounted i just tryed to umount on my live cd) can someone tell me how to unlock it (i am on the live cd right now)
[08:02] <minixi> Hordeking, try it anyway. It will confirm my suspicions ... a key combo conflict
[08:02] <crushyboi> hi minixi
[08:02] <Hordeking> minixi: All I did was alt-ctrl-f1 to a console window, like any sane linux distro
[08:02] <crushyboi> can we route using iptables using the source header marking?
[08:03] <Hordeking> minixi: I've been opening terminal windows all night with no problems noticed.
[08:03] <chal`away> th^ i got that part, i'm inside Synaptic, i think.. but no Tools, that I can see?
[08:03] <simohayha> th^, this is what I tried- sudo cp /root /home/simo/Desktop
[08:03] <minixi> Hordeking, er, now you are saying you dropped from the GUI into a console login?
[08:03] <RPG_Master> UBUNTU-ROCKZ-: Dude, try running "sudo gparted" in the terminal
[08:03] <gwildor> minixi, he is changing to a different tty
[08:03] <th^> chal`away: tool i listed opens the dialog you want for. i dunno why it's not there
[08:04] <Hordeking> minixi: Yup, tty's 1-4 all have the same effect. Come back to the X session, and it cranks back up
[08:04] <th^> chal`away: but system>administration>software sources opens the dialog in picture
[08:04] <UBUNTU-ROCKZ-> no two
[08:04] <minixi> Hordeking, of course
[08:04] <gwildor> Hordeking, you have used windows?... you have used fast user switching?... that is what you are  doing when you change tty
[08:04] <minixi> Hordeking, when you go to terminal you are breaking the pipe to the GUI and the apps started through it
[08:04] <xim_> is there any way in gnome-terminal to send an f10 command or an f1 command (they both go to the gui)
[08:05] <gwildor> Hordeking, all sound stuff is on tty1, when you change to tty2 sound isnt running anymore on what you are veiwing.....
[08:05] <minixi> Hordeking, try starting the sound with a CLI app and put it in the background and then switch to a terminal and see what happens
[08:05] <Hordeking> minixi: I don't get it. How is that breaking the pipe? Shouldn't the pipe go right on existing?
[08:05] <gwildor> Hordeking, you wouldnt want to hear the last channel, when you change to a new one when watching tv, would you
[08:05] <gwildor> Hordeking, all sound stuff is on tty1, when you change to tty2 sound isnt running anymore on what you are veiwing.....
[08:05] <RPG_Master> Second post:     OK, so I un-installed Firefox 3.5 and disabled the Ubuntu-Mozilla repo. But after I reinstalled Firefox 3.0.13 my add-ons, history, and bookmarks are gone but they're still in /.mozilla/Firefox . How do I fix this?
[08:06] <simohayha> grawity, thanks man I forgot to do that. Solved my prob
[08:06] <minixi> Hordeking, the sound is still playing, but not on the new session ... only the old session
[08:06] <simohayha> th^, solved my prob thanks a lot
[08:06] <Hordeking> Okay, this is wierd.
[08:07] <gartral> minixi: that sounds like maybe a driver issue, intel sound perhaps?
[08:08] <prodigel> Hi. I've noticed nautilus sometimes displays old thumbnails for some pictures, and that's very confusing. I was wondering if there are alternatives in nautilus preferably gnome, that don't have this problem
[08:08] <kerm|t> how do i set window transparency?
[08:08] <thedeacon> Does anyone know what the command is to convert wmv to another video format
[08:08] <Hordeking> I exited the login, of course, the sound cranked back up when it went off to the X session...when I switched back to the terminal I logged off at, and log on again, the sound starts playing while at console...
[08:08] <prodigel> thedeacon, google for mencoder, that's the right tool
[08:08] <Hordeking> That's not something that makes sense to me, since I would expect the X session to keep on doing whatever it was doing before, regardless of what terminal I have it on.
[08:09] <minixi> Hordeking,  you said you logged off from it??
[08:09] <thedeacon> prodigel, i tried mencoder but get a bunch of duplicate frames and failed to open registry file output
[08:09] <Hordeking> minixi: Let me make sure they're all logged off.
[08:10] <th^> chal`away: by the way, i think you can install skype .deb package directly from skype.com
[08:10] <minixi> Hordeking,  ok, hold on. I'm going to try to replicate this
[08:10] <Hordeking> All console sessions logged off, sound silent when I go to them
[08:10] <prodigel> thedeacon, I'm no mencoder expert, I've used it conversions some time ago and it worked. I'm afraid I can't help you further
[08:10] <Pecar> I've installed ubuntu and everything is ok but because an error somebody (me :P) shuts down from the button  and then i can do nothing. It leaves me in an administrative shell as root. But everything i'll try  it tolds me i can't do. It means x configuration or startx  or whatever. What can i do. It seems to be mounted everything just reading mode.
[08:10] <chal`away> th^ i probably want these repositories and things, anyway
[08:11] <Hordeking> I'm sitting at almost a default ubuntu install. Hopefully this isn't related to the fact that I brought in my home directory over that which ubuntu set (which was related to the other questions I had)
[08:11] <th^> chal`away: either way works. easy way is anyway to go to http://www.skype.com/intl/en/download/skype/linux/choose/ and just click on ubuntu package :) it opens graphical gdebi installer
[08:11] <crushyboi> *bump* on this line
[08:11] <crushyboi> iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -o eth3 -j IPMARK --addr=dst --and-mask=0xffff --or-mask=0x10000
[08:12] <chal`away> th^ thanks
[08:12] <Hordeking> I wonder why minixi left...
[08:12] <chal`away> th^
[08:12] <chal`away>     * Ubuntu 7.04-8.04 ?
[08:12] <kiaas__> Is anyone here running Firefox and the latest version of flash under WINE?(NOT the native versions for linux.)
[08:12] <th^> chal`away: yep. it should work just fine on newest one too
[08:13] <kiaas__> WINE 1.1.27*
[08:13] <thedeacon> prodigel, thanks for the info
[08:13] <chal`away> okies th^ . i have a 64 bit machine
[08:13] <th^> chal`away: it seems that package at skype.com is 32bit. no idea if it works ^^
[08:14] <crushyboi> anyhelp with this syntex whats wrong in here --->  iptables v1.3.5: Unknown arg `--addr=dst'
[08:14] <chal`away> th^ i think all they have still IS 32 bit
[08:14] <th^> chal`away: yeah looks like it :|
[08:14] <kiaas__> Er.. wow. I failed it. I'm running Firefox and Flash under WINE 1.1.23, I had issues with 1.1.24. I want to know if anyone is running it under 1.1.27, and if so, how stable is it? if not, is anyone willing to test it for me?
[08:14] <crushyboi> anyhelp with this syntex whats wrong in here --->  iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -o eth3 -j IPMARK --addr=dst
[08:14] <crushyboi>     --and-mask=0xffff --or-mask=0x10000
[08:15] <th^> kiaas__: uhm.. why you wanna run fx and flash under wine ? :)
[08:15] <chal`away> th^ i got it .. it doesn't seem to be quite download n' go .. what do i need to do?
[08:15] <kiaas__> th^ because there is/was a bug with the native version preventing a flash game from working correctly, and it's faster under WINE.. though has a few graphical glitches
[08:16] <th^> chal`away: i'm not sure if 32bit package works on 64bit :/
[08:16] <th^> chal`away: check this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=432295
[08:17] <th^> chal`away: check the 'install' header.. seems quite straightforward
[08:17] <Crash1hd> I want to do a search via command line and I only want it to display a file name 1 time if it contains some text even if it contains that text more then once ie rgrep -r 'find this text' . | more ??? this works but shows the file name multiple times if it contains the text multiple times anyone :)
[08:17] <th^> chal`away: looks like a copypaste & done :9
[08:17] <chal`away> th^ that's pretty much like what i was doing .. i'll give it a try, thanks :)
[08:20] <th^> oh well back to work. wonderful world of openoffice and writing documentation like a monkey..
[08:20] <gartral> th^: ot
[08:21] <mankeletor> hi all, is there any easy ubuntu-packaging/.deb tool? i dont like make install too much XD
[08:21] <th^> mankeletor: sudo apt-get install checkinstall
[08:22] <kiaas__> I guess if Firefox breaks under WINE 1.1.27, I can just purge and reinstall 1.1.23 again :/
[08:22] <th^> mankeletor: and do: checkinstall -D -y instead of make install
[08:22] <gartral> mankeletor: checkinstall?
[08:22] <Crash1hd> anyone any idea?
[08:22] <StrangeCharm> does links support cookies?
[08:23] <crushyboi> anyhelp with this syntex whats wrong in here --->  iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -o eth3 -j IPMARK --addr=dst
[08:23] <mankeletor> cool, i used checkinstall for slack packagin but slackbuild was 100 times better.. anyway checkinstall works fine for me =) thanks guys
[08:23] <chal`away> th^ it looks fine :)) thank you :)
[08:23] <crushyboi> what wrong am doing here : anyhelp with this syntex whats wrong in here --->  iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -o eth3 -j IPMARK --addr=dst :-s anyone
[08:24] <gartral> crushyboi: change the 'dst' part to a real destination?
[08:24] <mankeletor> th^,  gartral, thx
[08:24] <chal`away> crushyboi, did you also try #Netfilter ?
[08:24] <gartral> mankeletor: np, yw
[08:24] <crushyboi> no chal`away:
[08:25] <crushyboi> what i want is traffic which is coming for an ip should go with the same ip not the real ip of server :(
[08:25] <DrMrHorse> im trying to get hardy to boot via grub that is installed on a jaunty partition. running update-grub from jaunty doesnt see the hardy partition. any ideas?
[08:26] <DrMrHorse> holy quiet.
[08:27] <crushyboi> chal`away: :( noob here, can you explain me what exactly i should do and where?
[08:27] <No1> hi Yos
[08:28] <Yos> Hi No1
[08:29] <crushyboi> *hoping*
[08:29]  * crushyboi is hoping for a miracle guy to help him
[08:31] <chal`away> crushyboi, i haven't done iptables, so i'd be lost helping you.. but it's the right thing to do
[08:31] <crushyboi> what is netfilter @ chal`away
[08:32] <dAnon> how do I unmount?
[08:32] <chal`away> i hate my isp, they are 'improving things' while disconnecting me over and over again
[08:32] <vladk> I just recompiled a new kernel (2.6.30.3) with standard configuration. When I reboot the startup graphics are messed up (3 ubuntu symbols all in the top third of the screen). I'm probably doing something stupid, does anyone know what im doing wrong or where to look for specific unformation about this problem
[08:32] <chal`away> crushyboi, #netfilter is where #iptables redirects to
[08:32] <DrMrHorse> dAnon: sudo umount <mount location>
[08:32] <wally1337> is there any media center function in ubuntu?
[08:33] <crushyboi> unmount /dev/sda <--- where sda is your hard drive @ dAnon
[08:33] <wally1337> functionality*
[08:33] <chal`away> vladk, look for drivers for your situation
[08:33] <Firefishe> wally1337: There are a slew of players...what do you want to do, have a music environment?
[08:33] <vladk> chal`away: Is there anywhere specific I can look for more information on what you mean?
[08:33] <zamolxes> th^: oook, i updated the system, rebooted, all ok, install nvidia drivers, rebooted, bork. any clues now?
[08:33] <Andorin> Guys, how do I mark a thread as Solved on the forum?
[08:33] <dAnon> it say command is not found
[08:33] <wally1337> firefishe: i was more thinking divx movies ;)
[08:33] <th^> zamolxes: mmh.. what's your nvidia card? :/
[08:34] <DrMrHorse> dAnon: are you sure you typed "umount" and not "unmount?"
[08:34] <dAnon> "-bash: unmount: polecenie nieodnalezione" in polish command is not found
[08:34] <zamolxes> two nvidia 9500GTs, linked with a SLI cable
[08:34] <dAnon> oh
[08:34] <dAnon> thx DrMrHorse
[08:34] <wally1337> and im gathering that onboard intel graphics will cut it for dvd/divx playback in linux? Im talking intel exreme grahpics.. or perhaps intel extreme II graphics
[08:34] <chal`away> vladk, there should be drivers for your video card, if ubuntu didn't find them right .. is what you're running the latest version of ubuntu?
[08:34] <DrMrHorse> the command is umount for better confusion
[08:34] <Firefishe> wally1337: Divx is trick on any linux system, at least by my own experience.  I use xine for most dvd playings, but sometimes Totem for other things.  VLC can play movies, too.
[08:34] <Firefishe> trick=tricky
[08:34] <crushyboi> mount -u /dev/sda @ dAnon
[08:35] <vagothcpp> I remapped my swap partition to another HDD, now I am just editing my fstab to match (from a liveCD), but each partition is using a UUID. how do I change it?
[08:35] <wally1337> firefishe: really why is it tricky
[08:35] <vladk> chal`away: Yes Im on 9.04, the kernel that gets updated by the package manager works fine. Its only my custom recompiled kernel that doesn't work. I'm not sure where to look for what driver I might need
[08:35] <Flannel> vagothcpp: The same way.  You can use sudo blkid to get the UUIDs of the partitions
[08:35] <vagothcpp> Flannel: Thanks
[08:35] <Andorin> Guys, how do I mark a thread as Solved on the forum?
[08:35] <Flannel> vagothcpp: Or you can use the /dev/sd** style too, that still works.
[08:37] <chal`away> vladk, look up your video card plus the word drivers and ubuntu 9.04
[08:37] <vagothcpp> is there any advantages/disadvatages of using a UUID?
[08:37] <gogeta1> Firefishe: divx is suppirted threw xvid linux support is pretty good
[08:37] <dAnon> how do I check which /dev/sdX represents which partition/
[08:37] <dAnon> ?
[08:37] <crushyboi> fdisk @ dAnon
[08:37] <DrMrHorse> dAnon: also try df -h
[08:38] <vladk> chal`away: OK, before I do that one question. I just noticed that I didn't have a /boot/abi-$(KERNEL_VERSION) file though I did have all the others that the stock ubuntu kernels had. Could it have been to do with that?
[08:38] <Andorin> Guys, how do I mark a thread as Solved on the forum?
[08:40] <dAnon> DrMrHorse it doesn't show my linux partition's notation
[08:41] <DrMrHorse> hmm
[08:41] <dAnon> I typed fdisk -ls and it says cannot open /dev/sda
[08:42] <vagothcpp> dAnon: Is it a SATAII disk or SCSI?
[08:42] <SunStealer> http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/magazine/17-07/mf_freer?currentPage=2
[08:42] <DrMrHorse> dAnon: run it as root?
[08:42] <Brando753> is there a way to sync my korganizer calender with my laptop from my desktop
[08:43] <dAnon> SCSI
[08:43] <gartral> can anyone read me?
[08:43] <vagothcpp> dAnon: Then you may need a SCSI driver installed for it to be recognized
[08:43] <dAnon> worked DrMrHorse
[08:43] <dAnon> thx
[08:43] <Brando753> ?
[08:43] <dAnon> didn't see I wasn't rot
[08:43] <dAnon> root
[08:43] <vagothcpp> I guess I phailed
[08:43] <DrMrHorse> np
[08:44] <gartral> !ping
[08:44] <om26er> when metacity compositor is active on the latest stable intel driver sometime the panels disappear
[08:44] <gartral> om26er: i get that too
[08:44] <crushyboi> ubottu netfilters
[08:44] <crushyboi> ubottu netfilter
[08:44] <om26er> gartral: so u got any solution
[08:44] <DrMrHorse> im trying to get hardy to boot via grub that is installed on a jaunty partition. running update-grub from jaunty doesnt see the hardy partition. any ideas?
[08:44] <gartral> om26er: subnote: im on an Nvidia 6200
[08:45] <om26er> gartral: but still u have the problem
[08:45] <kofi> hi ppl
[08:45] <dAnon> I cannot remove mounted folders in /media/
[08:45] <gartral> om26er: use compiz, metacity as a composit manager is buggy.. also, reducing your panel count to one and adding a dock seems too work too
[08:46] <crushyboi> any pro with iptables?
[08:46] <gp_will_be_back> is the intel graphic driver issue in jaunty has been fixed ?
[08:46] <kofi> i need some help ppl
[08:46] <om26er> gartral: so use compiz
[08:46] <gogeta1> nope
[08:46] <kofi> trying to install frostwire
[08:46] <gartral> om26er: that or add awn/cairo dock
[08:47] <om26er> gartral: how to add awn
[08:47] <dAnon> I mounted /media/root/ but I can't remove it now, what to do, it says "umount: /media/root: not mounted"
[08:47] <No1> crushyboi, u check fourms for iptables howto
[08:47] <om26er> gartral: or cairo
[08:47] <zamolxes> at least I'm not alone in this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1136205.html
[08:47] <dAnon> I used sudo
[08:47] <vagothcpp> Is there a way to open the GNOME Explorer as root?
[08:47] <gartral> om26er: sudo apt-get install awn
[08:47] <gogeta> vagothcpp: bad thing can happon if you do
[08:48] <kofi> i have issues with java. can anyone help me?
[08:48] <No1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[08:48] <gartral> vagothcpp: gksu nautilus
[08:48] <kofi> i'm new to ubuntu
[08:48] <om26er> gartral: wat is awn
[08:48] <gartral> !awn | om26er
[08:48] <Myrtti> kofi: what issues do you have?
[08:48] <vagothcpp> gartral:
[08:48] <No1> welcome to it kofi
[08:48] <vagothcpp> gogeta: Like?
[08:48] <No1> :D
[08:48] <vagothcpp> gartral: ?
[08:48] <Myrtti> kofi: ask your question, someone will help
[08:48] <gogeta> vagothcpp: destoryed filesystem
[08:48] <vagothcpp> gogeta: Why would I do that?
[08:49] <dAnon> I mounted /media/root/ but I can't remove it now, what to do, I typed: "sudo umount /media/root/" and it says "umount: /media/root: not mounted"
[08:49] <kofi> i seem to have java but frostwire still won't launch
[08:49] <gartral> vagothcpp: be extreamly careful while running nautilus as root.. to do so, hit alt-f2 and type gksu nautilus
[08:49] <om26er> gartral: package awn nt found
[08:49] <gogeta> vagothcpp: sudo on the file manager is just not something any sane support guy will recmond
[08:49] <gartral> !find avantwindowmanager
[08:49] <gartral> !find awn
[08:49] <vagothcpp> dAnon: sudo unmount /dev/sda1
[08:50] <gartral> om26er: sudo apt-get install awn-manager
[08:50] <om26er> gartral: is awn always on top?
[08:50] <vagothcpp> gogeta: Well, editing config files is annoying in nano
[08:50] <gogeta> vagothcpp: so sudo gedit file
[08:50] <gartral> om26er: it can be configured any way you like, including to do the mac auto-hide thing
[08:50] <om26er> gartral: will it activate window shadows?
[08:51] <gartral> vagothcpp: then gksu gedit /path/to/file
[08:51] <vagothcpp> gogeta: Easier from gnome
[08:51] <gartral> om26er: you need a composit manager too do that
[08:51] <gogeta> vagothcpp: dont come bck crying if you trash the system
[08:51] <vagothcpp> gogeta: VM, there are snapshots =D
[08:51] <MiLLA> oh oh
[08:51] <gogeta> lol
[08:52] <MiLLA> hi guys
[08:52] <om26er> gartral: so installing awn will solve the problem of the panels that disappear???
[08:52] <vagothcpp> I love vbox seamless mode, so handy
[08:52] <gartral> om26er: it did for me.. but then again, our systems are rather different, so try it, if nothing else, it wont harm anything
[08:53] <om26er> gartral: ok thanz
[08:53] <gogeta> vagothcpp: and sudo gedit launches the gui edtior fyi
[08:53] <ukunbu> any body home
[08:53] <vagothcpp> I know what gedit is
[08:53] <gogeta> nope
[08:53] <xim_> using apt-get, can i combine the options -f and autoremove?
[08:53] <gogeta> all asleep
[08:56] <Yos> No1
[08:56] <No1> hi
[08:56] <Pilka> hey
[08:56] <No1> :)
[08:56] <gp_will_be_back> is the intel graphic driver issue in jaunty has been fixed ?
[08:56] <Yos> I detched this channel now it is the only one that I see :(
[08:57] <gogeta> gp_will_be_back: no
[08:57] <inuh> my ubuntu partitions  is locked and i am running out of disk space how to unlock it ?
[08:57] <No1> click other on list
[08:57] <gp_will_be_back> any idea when it will be ?
[08:57] <gogeta> gp_will_be_back: intel issue are slated for 9.10
[08:58] <gp_will_be_back> oh no then i have upgrade again
[08:58] <gogeta> gp_will_be_back: the intel patches are in 9..04 but there very unstable
[08:58] <gogeta> gp_will_be_back: and i mean very
[08:58] <vagothcpp> What is a good IRC client of ubuntu?
[08:58] <inuh> my ubuntu partitions  is locked and i am running out of disk space how to unlock it ?
[08:58] <gogeta> !best | vagothcpp
[08:58] <gp_will_be_back> 90% of computers in the world basic intel graphic chipset
[08:59] <Dextorion> vagothcpp, irssi for console based. xchat for GUI
[08:59] <gogeta> gp_will_be_back: i tested he new modes my inteel was fast but crashed 5 minuts later
[08:59] <inuh> my ubuntu partitions  is locked and i am running out of disk space how to unlock it ?
[08:59] <jussi01> Is it possible to apply a template to an openoffice presentation after it has already been created? if so... how?
[08:59] <vagothcpp> Dextorion: Thank you, least someone gives an answer not a ggtf xD
[08:59] <gogeta> gp_will_be_back: why they are being worked on in 9.10
[09:00] <inuh> my ubuntu partitions  is locked and i am running out of disk space how to unlock it ?
[09:00] <gp_will_be_back> gogeta: is the same itel issue in other distro also like fedora , suse ?
[09:00] <gogeta> gp_will_be_back: being dirt slow yea
[09:00] <inuh> my ubuntu partitions  is locked and i am running out of disk space how to unlock it ?
[09:01] <vagothcpp> Does ubuntu have a package for installing ACE Libraries?
[09:01] <Dextorion> vagothcpp, i try. I know how it can be sometimes. I usually ask questions like that aswell.
[09:01] <gogeta> !ace
[09:01] <inuh> my ubuntu partitions  is locked and i am running out of disk space how to unlock it ?
[09:01] <gogeta> lol
[09:01] <vagothcpp> gogeta: ACE the C++ Software Library
[09:02] <inuh> my ubuntu partitions  is locked and i am running out of disk space how to unlock it ?
[09:02] <gogeta> i knoe thats why i laughed
[09:02] <gogeta> inuh: use the same softwhere you locked it with
[09:02] <inuh> i didn't lock it
[09:02] <gogeta> inuh: then you sol
[09:03] <gogeta> inuh: you need the key
[09:03] <inuh> i instaled it yesterday and now there is a key
[09:03] <gogeta> inuh: then you set it
[09:03] <inuh> no
[09:03] <crushyboi> gogeta: hi
[09:04] <inuh> ii dunno where i even have to set it
[09:04] <gogeta> inuh: lol are you trying to resize it mounted
[09:04] <inuh> no its not mounted
[09:04] <inuh> i did umount
[09:04] <inuh> and it is still the same
[09:04] <gogeta> inuh: LOL boot off the live cd
[09:04] <vagothcpp> gogeta: So is there a package I can install for THE SOFTWARE <-- library
[09:04] <inuh> i am booting from it right now
[09:04] <inuh> and did it
[09:04] <Dextorion> vagothcpp apt-cache search libace
[09:05] <vagothcpp> Thanks again Dextorion
[09:05] <Dextorion> vagothcpp dont know what you'll get, but i think there is a libace package..
[09:05] <gogeta> inuh: normaly gparted shows them as locked if it cant read off them
[09:05] <crushyboi> help with iptables please
[09:05] <vagothcpp> I did, a few actually
[09:05] <Dextorion> goodie
[09:05] <inuh> so what to do
[09:05] <gogeta> inuh: it may be flagges as dirty
[09:05] <gogeta> flagged
[09:05] <inuh> no
[09:05] <inuh> there are no flags
[09:06] <gogeta> inuh: thers only 2 reasions gparted whont read a partation its mounted ot cruupt
[09:06] <gogeta> or
[09:06] <inuh> and if it is locked where can i fill in the key
[09:06] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[09:06] <gogeta> inuh: if you skipped the disk checks thats why
[09:07] <Umeaboy> Can somoneone please check to see if the Midori bugtracker-page is working?
[09:07] <xim_> how can I install a deb file from the terminal?
[09:07] <inuh> no i never skip a part of a instalation
[09:07] <gogeta> inuh: omg
[09:07] <Umeaboy> xim_: sudo aptitude install packagename.
[09:08] <inuh> gogeta: so what do i have to do
[09:08]  * gogeta has gone insane 
[09:08] <xim_> Umeaboy, so aptitude installs local debs while apt-get fetches remote ones and then installs them?
[09:08] <Dextorion> xim_, aptitude installs both remote and local packages.
[09:09] <Umeaboy> xim_: As far as I can see it, yes.
[09:09] <Dextorion> xim_, aptitude is a bit newer that apt-get if i recall correctly
[09:09] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[09:09] <xim_> also will synaptic register as installed packages which have been manually installaed?
[09:09] <gogeta> woa 3 flood bots
[09:09] <inuh> gogeta: what do i have to do
[09:10] <xim_> ah i see
[09:10] <xim_> nm
[09:10] <xim_> thanks for the help
[09:11] <gogeta> inuh: arg the disk got unmounted unclean its not locked it just cant be changed untill you let ubuntu to its scans and do a clean shutdown
[09:11] <gogeta> do
[09:11] <inuh> how to do that
[09:11] <gogeta> omg block
[09:12] <inuh> gogeta: how to do the scans and how to do clean shutdown
[09:12] <mbostwick> hello I am getting "CalRecurrenceInfo = new Components.Constructor(kCalRecurrenceInfoContractID, kCalIRecurrenceInfo);" from the lighting extension in thunderbird anyone know the best place to go for help ? I have checked google and have been working on this issue for some time...
[09:12] <gogeta> i am not telling you the diffrence bwtween a dirty and clean shutdown
[09:13] <inuh> WTF ???
[09:13] <gogeta> ir means dont kick the power buttion
[09:13] <inuh> ok
[09:13] <inuh> i know you don't have to do that
[09:13] <inuh> so how to do the scans
[09:13] <gogeta> you dont do it at all
[09:14] <inuh> no i never do that
[09:14] <gogeta> inuh: ubuntu should see it as dirty and start scanning at boot
[09:14] <xim_> what was the name of the package for the debian bar?
[09:14] <inuh> so thats not the reason why they are locked
[09:15] <gogeta> ?
[09:15] <koolhead> hi ahs anybody tried launchpad locally on there intranet for project collabration?
[09:15] <koolhead> *has
[09:16] <Umeaboy> xim_: A good suggestion is to use the available manuals.
[09:16] <inuh> gogeta: what do i have to do to unlock my partitions
[09:16] <gartral> ok, im trying to "clean up" an appearently damaged San Disk Cruzer micro that has a bad fs.. fsck says the drive has a bad boot sector, though the drive doesnt have any bootable data in it, what should i do?
[09:16] <gogeta> inuh: the live cd will not do such a sscan
[09:17] <gogeta> gartral: just delete the entire fs and make a new one
[09:17] <inuh> gogeta: so i have to boot it from my pc and do a scan ???
[09:17] <gogeta> inuh: you on live cd or hdd
[09:17] <inuh> live cd
[09:17] <gartral> gogeta: i cant... the drive's node "dissappears" when i try too do that
[09:18] <inuh> gogeta: i am on live cd
[09:18] <gogeta> gartral: toss it in the garbage
[09:18] <gartral> gogeta: its one of those U3 smart drives, it isn't mine, and i have too repair it
[09:18] <hateball> I have an Ubuntu 8.04 running in VmWare ESX. Anyone have any idea why adding another 4GB ram on top of the 4GB that's there now would cause it to kernel panic on boot? And yes, it is 64bit
[09:18] <gogeta> gartral: sd cards dont last forever
[09:18] <gartral> gogeta: and i HAVE removed the U3 software correctly
[09:19] <jacekowski> hateball: you can't run vmware esx on ubuntu
[09:19] <gartral> gogeta: its BRAND new.. i had to take it out of the packaging myself
[09:19] <jacekowski> hateball: vmware esx is running directly on hardware
[09:19] <gogeta> gartral: might be defectiv
[09:19] <gartral> gogeta: it isnt an sd card..
[09:19] <hateball> jacekowski: That's great, and I already knew that. However if you read my question, you'd see I typed *in* rather than *on*
[09:19] <gartral> it worked before a write cycle got interupted by powerfailure
[09:20] <jacekowski> mhm
[09:20] <gogeta> gartral: reformating the drive should not creipple it
[09:20] <jacekowski> hateball: so you add 4G to host?
[09:20] <gartral> gogeta: as stated several times it's a U3 capable drive, and they weird
[09:20] <jacekowski> hateball: and it causes guest to panic?
[09:20] <Nom-> Hey all... this *may* be a little off-topic, but hoping you can help.  I'm chasing a telnet or telnet-like tool which will let me specify a local (source) port to use on a connection -- I'm trying to verify a potential issue with some firewall rules on my network
[09:21] <hateball> jacekowski: No, to the guest... the 8.04 ubuntu running server kernel
[09:21] <gogeta> gartral: have you just tryed a reformat
[09:21] <vladk> A custom kernel that I recompiled is not able to load the propietary ATI 'fglrx' driver and its messing up my bootup. I tried switching to the 'radeon' driver in my xorg.conf but that doesnt even work with the standard ubuntu kernel. Is there a good resource for info on what I need to do to get fglrx to work with my custom kernel? I can only find info on using it with the ubuntu distribution kernels
[09:21] <gartral> gogeta: i said this, time and time again, i try and reformat it and the node for the drive dissappears after i unmount it
[09:21] <jacekowski> hateball: can you show that panic?
[09:22] <hateball> jacekowski: I'm running ubuntu on standard hardware where I have no problem adding a lot of ram. it just doesnt work well in vmware, but I dont know if it's a vmware or ubuntu issue. I mean... it doesnt work *in* vmware... but where is the blame? :)
[09:22] <gogeta> gartral: plug in windows box and do so
[09:22] <gogeta> gartral: they format mounted
[09:22] <gartral> gogeta: here this is as FAR as iv'e gotten http://pastebin.com/m4eccd7e9
[09:22] <hateball> jacekowski: Hmmm, afraid I cant right now... It's a live system, cant fiddle with it during office hours :/
[09:22] <gartral> gogeta: windows does the exact same thing
[09:22] <jacekowski> hateball: make a copy
[09:22] <jacekowski> hateball: add more memory to copy and start t
[09:23] <gartral> gogeta: read the logs from about 3 hours back, i ran over this every way to sunday with a few of the others here
[09:23] <hateball> jacekowski: ESX does not allow cloning a live system afaik?
[09:23] <jacekowski> i can't check right now
[09:23] <gogeta> gartral: have you tryed restoring the backup
[09:23] <jacekowski> but from what i remember you can copy it
[09:23] <gartral> gogeta: I wasn't sure if i should try, that's why im asking
[09:23] <hateball> jacekowski: Well I can, and it doesnt... at least not on 3.5 which I run
[09:24] <jacekowski> which version of vmware infrastructure do you have?
[09:24] <gogeta> gartral: its saying thers diffrences i  would assume the current got messed up
[09:24] <gogeta> being its not working
[09:25] <vagothcpp> Has anyone used Mercurial HG: I keep getting the following error "abort: requirement 'fncache' not supported!" when running command "hd update"
[09:25] <gartral> gogeta: well.. THAT backfired
[09:25] <vagothcpp> hg*
[09:26] <jacekowski> vagothcpp: have you tried google?
[09:26] <vagothcpp> What is this phenomenon called google?
[09:26] <gartral> gogeta: reload the pastebin, i updated
[09:27] <jacekowski> vagothcpp: it's like answer for life universe and everything
[09:27] <kiaas_> Google knows everything. the right, and the wrong. it will tell you both indiscriminately.
[09:27] <Dextorion> jacekowski 42?
[09:27] <vagothcpp> jacekowski: Really, I must find the meaning of like. *Searches Google*, the answers is 42
[09:28] <vagothcpp> Btw, what is the name for ubuntu 9.04 64bit?
[09:29] <crushyboi> ubottu ubuntu 9.04
[09:29] <crushyboi> ubottu ubuntu
[09:29] <jacekowski> why usb is so slow
[09:29] <crushyboi> which device you are using on usb?
[09:30] <crushyboi> may be its not 2.0?
[09:30] <Dextorion> vagothcpp, what version of Mercurial are you using?
[09:30] <jacekowski> it's 2.0
[09:30] <Don_Miguel> vagothcpp, codenamed Jaunty Jackalope
[09:30] <jacekowski> i'm coping my disk to new bigger one
[09:30] <vagothcpp> Dextorion: Package from apt-get
[09:31] <gogeta> gartral: i dont see any update
[09:31] <gogeta> gartral: i would restore the backup
[09:32] <btm> I recently upgraded to karmic and it's not booting, "init: rc-sysinit main process (862) terminated with status 134", is there a particularly channel where I should look for help nailing this down?
[09:33] <vagothcpp> Dextorion:  hgsvn (0.1.6-1)
[09:33] <Trijntje> Hi all, how can I use evolution to fetch webmail from squirrelmail? I tried googling but nothing usefull came up
[09:33] <Dextorion> vagothcpp um.. ok. Mercurial prior to version 1.1 does not support fncache
[09:34] <gartral> gogeta: http://pastebin.com/m44e1d54 if you notice, no matter what i choose, it returns to propmt
[09:34] <crushyboi> still looking for help regarding mangle iptables
[09:34] <suzirai> hi guys,
[09:34] <vagothcpp> Dextorion: I am confused, it is sudo apt-get install mercurial mercurial-common hgsvn
[09:34] <suzirai> i am having a known problem.
[09:34] <suzirai> Errors were encountered while processing:
[09:34] <suzirai>  kubuntu-docs
[09:34] <suzirai> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[09:34] <gartral> Trijntje: did you open ports 22 and 8080 on your router//
[09:34] <FloodBot3> suzirai: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:35] <gogeta> gartral: outch
[09:35] <gogeta> gartral: have you tryed gparted
[09:35] <vagothcpp> Is there a way I can upgrade it then?
[09:35] <suzirai> anyone knows how to solve them
[09:35] <Trijntje> gartral: emm no, i'm not that far. I'm not sure what to put in evolution, the url?
[09:35] <gartral> gogeta: YEA using gparted "looses" the node!
[09:35] <Dextorion> vagothcpp, try this.. apt-cache madison mercurial
[09:35] <gogeta> gartral: oh i knoe
[09:36] <vagothcpp>  mercurial |  1.0.1-5.1 | http://au.archive.ubuntu.com intrepid/universe Packages
[09:36] <vagothcpp>  mercurial |  1.0.1-5.1 | http://au.archive.ubuntu.com intrepid/universe Sources
[09:36] <Dextorion> vagothcpp or if its apt-cache poli..
[09:36] <gogeta> gartral: dosfsck should correct the drive
[09:36] <gartral> Trijntje: well, squirrelmail is a web based front end... you need too visit it via firefox/your browser of choice
[09:36] <Dextorion> vagothcpp, so, you have version 1.0. you need 1.1 atleast to use fncache
[09:36] <vagothcpp> Does that mean manual install?
[09:37] <Trijntje> gartral: so its impossible to acces my account with evolution?
[09:37] <gartral> gogeta: crap~! Currently, only 1 or 2 FATs are supported, not 191
[09:37] <vagothcpp> there is a .deb install on there site
[09:38] <gogeta> gartral: why not plug in a windows system and use chkdsk driveletter /f
[09:38] <Dextorion> vagothcpp they probably have a deb package on their sit
[09:38] <Dextorion> vagothcpp exactly
[09:38] <gogeta> sorry /F
[09:38] <gartral> gogeta: primarily, because i dont have a windows sysytm, i have mac and ubuntu
[09:38] <gogeta> gartral: outch
[09:39] <gogeta> i think only a windows system can correct it
[09:39] <gartral> gogeta: yea... ide LOVE to just trash this partition table... but i cant do that easily
[09:40] <vagothcpp> "Dependency not satisfiable: mercurial-common"
[09:40] <gartral> gogeta: double crap
[09:40] <gogeta> gartral: genrely a issue wen using windows fs you need a windows system to fix it
[09:40] <gartral> gogeta: i HATE windows, and i hate microsoft equally as much
[09:41] <gogeta> lol
[09:41] <zaggynl> don't hate
[09:41] <gartral> gogeta: I hate windows so much i beliberatly bught a mobo for my ubuntu machine that wont run windows
[09:41] <gartral> deliberatly*
[09:41] <kiaas_> I hate windows. I love Mac OS X. Ubuntu is pretty close to OS X, but has extra features I like.(such as GIMP actually works with tablets!)
[09:41] <gogeta> lol
[09:42] <Guest75272> shit--->windows<---shit
[09:42] <gartral> !language | Guest75272
[09:42] <kiaas_> gartral, beagle board?
[09:42] <dAnon> I am just installing windows
[09:42] <Guest75272> good luck
[09:42] <dAnon> second os
[09:42] <Guest75272> for the next 2 hours
[09:42] <gogeta> gartral: i say just initallize the drive using its tools cd
[09:42] <dAnon> need it to play Street Fighter IV
[09:42] <dAnon> which won't run under ubuntu
[09:43] <gogeta> gartral: reset everything
[09:43] <gartral> gogeta: tools cd? it didnt come with one
[09:43] <Dextorion> vagothcpp, if you have pything try "easy_install -U mercurial
[09:43] <vagothcpp> I just found that :P
[09:43] <gogeta> gartral: well look around google see if there is one
[09:43] <Dextorion> ok
[09:43] <gartral> gogeta: isnt there a way to destructivly trash the partition table?
[09:43] <gogeta> gartral: yea intlize it
[09:44] <gartral> gogeta: there's the U3 installer, but that requires .NET 3.0
[09:44] <gartral> gogeta: i ment from ubuntu
[09:44] <dAnon> I just recorded an image an when I put the cd back in drive it's still empty
[09:44] <gogeta> gartral: genrely you need the tools disk
[09:44] <gartral> gogeta: there is no tools disk!
[09:44] <dAnon> is brasero worthless piece of shit or not?
[09:44] <gogeta> gartral: thers always one
[09:44] <gartral> !language | dAnon
[09:44] <vagothcpp> Mercurial is a pain!!!
[09:45] <Trijntje> gartral: so its impossible to acces my squirrelmail account with evolution?
[09:45] <dAnon> ok and actual answer gartral?
[09:45] <gartral> gogeta: its a cruzer micro.. there the cheapest drives sandisk makes
[09:45] <hateball> jacekowski: it appears my vmware problem is with iommu and the kernel. in case you ever run into it, http://tinyurl.com/l3rbbk
[09:45] <Boohbah> Trijntje: you can access the same IMAP account that squirrelmail does with your evolution client.
[09:46] <gartral> Trijntje: its NOT squrrelmail, its send mail.. squirrelmail is a client, like evolution, you need too configure your evolution too access your IMAP account on that machine
[09:47] <gartral> gogeta: so theres no way to recover this drive from Ubuntu or Mac/
[09:47] <Trijntje> Boohbah, gartral: sorry, that is indeed what i meant. Do you have any pointers on finding out the IMAP server from within squirrelmail?
[09:47] <gogeta> gartral: im shure there is
[09:47] <MacGyverNL> gartral: What's the exact problem? I missed it.
[09:47] <gartral> Trijntje: is SENDMAIL running on your machine your infront of right now?
[09:48] <Trijntje> gartral: i dont know, i'm not familiar with that program
[09:49] <gogeta> gartral: oh its a pen drive
[09:49] <Boohbah> Trijntje: generally you will find the IMAP server listening on port 143 of the same host
[09:49] <gartral> MacGyverNL: I have a borked partition table on a sandisk cruzer micro... i need to trash the partition table, but it seems part of U3's stupidity ws left behind and isnt letting me get t the partition table to do anything, i try and format it in gparted and it throws a read/write error, then the drive auto ejects and the node disappears.. (this as far as i can tell, i may be wrong, but the symptom is right)
[09:50] <xim_> what was the name of the package for the debian bar?
[09:50] <MacGyverNL> Ah, right.
[09:50] <MacGyverNL> Tried TestDisk?
[09:50] <gartral> gogeta: what did you think i was talking about? a quizenart? ;p
[09:50] <MacGyverNL> http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
[09:51] <gartral> mac testdisk? no. never heard of
[09:51] <gogeta> gartral: lol
[09:51] <gogeta> gartral: pendrive dont have bootsectrs by nature
[09:51] <wizztjh> hi , my name is jia hen and i want to be a part of MOTU , anyone can help me?
[09:52] <gogeta> gartral: just the crapware
[09:52] <gartral> gogeta: this one thinks it does, and is flagged as bootable
[09:52] <Boohbah> gartral: why not format with fdisk?
[09:52] <MacGyverNL> Well, try it. See if it can restore the disk to operation and try if you can then write a new partition table.
[09:52] <gartral> Boohbah: /me bangs head against desk "Iv'e tried.. MANY times"
[09:52] <MacGyverNL> (Or, perhaps testdisk might actually repair the borked partition table entirely)
[09:53]  * gartral is beginning to wonder if he's the only one who knows about /last
[09:53] <gogeta> gartral: lol
[09:54] <gartral> MacGyverNL: i dont care, the only thing on it is a half borked portableapps installation
[09:55] <Trijntje> Boohbah: hm, I think i'm in over my head a bit here. I'll try to do some reading to figure things out. Thanks for your help.
[09:55] <MacGyverNL> gartral: In either case, testdisk might be able to restore the stick to operation. I suggest you try it. You seem fresh out of other options ;)
[09:56] <gogeta> MacGyverNL: omg i frgot abought testdisk
[09:56] <gogeta> that can reintlize it
[09:56] <cperciba> may anyone help me about kmobiletools on ubuntu ?
[09:57] <gartral> gogeta MacGyverNL the only thing i've learned so far is too not touch sandisk U3 drives with a 20 foot pole
[09:57] <gogeta> lol
[09:57] <MacGyverNL> gartral: Well, I knew *that* since they ever came out :P
[09:57] <ScottG> If I manually download a theme, how do I then use that theme inside of gnome?
[09:57] <gogeta> gartral: format the basterd to ext3 lol
[09:58] <gartral> MacGyverNL: im guessing that Intel == msdos partition?
[09:58] <gogeta> im going to bed
[09:58] <atapoor> hello all
[09:58] <gartral> gogeta: cant, the damn thing is going back to a winblows owner
[09:58] <atapoor> I can't use yahoo messenger with pidgin
[09:58] <atapoor> I think the server for yahoo messenger is changed
[09:58] <MacGyverNL> gogeta: Hmm, good question. I'm not sure.
[09:58] <MacGyverNL> gartral*
[09:58] <atapoor> any one can help me
[09:58] <gogeta> gartral: then vfat from gparted once you fix it
[09:59] <vagothcpp> What is the Python package for C++/C?
[09:59] <Davidf88> timestamp commands anyone?
[09:59] <gartral> atapoor: the pidgin in repos isn't compatable with yahoo anymore, ubuntu dev team is awear, and like so many other things, their waiting for karmic to update, and recommending using the pidgin PPA in the mean time
[10:01] <kraut> moin
[10:01] <gartral> MacGyverNL: ummm. testdisk froze and the drive has the error light... AGAIN meaning the U3 crap has blocked me from fixing it.. AGAIN... I hate sandisk now! >.<
[10:01] <MacGyverNL> Hmm.
[10:02] <MacGyverNL> I take it you already tried the U3 uninstallation tool on a windows machine?
[10:02] <kupesoft> Is there a small, low dependency, command-line webcam snapshot tool for v4l and/or v4l2? None seem to work.
[10:03] <gartral> MacGyverNL: yep... but the U3 tech. is partially hardware... meaning even after you clen it out, theres still a watchdog to "prevent hacking" the damn drive >.<
[10:03] <MacGyverNL> Then I'm afraid I'm out of ideas. Sorry.
[10:03] <Bleupomme> hello, is it safe to use ext4 with jaunty netbook remix?
[10:03] <gartral> MacGyverNL: holey crap... testdisk forced the write!
[10:03] <MacGyverNL> It did?
[10:04] <goog> go goog ?
[10:04] <MacGyverNL> Cool :P
[10:04] <goog> kick goog out !
[10:04] <gartral> MacGyverNL: now i did an analysis... and its failing 100% of the sectors! this might be a good thing
[10:05] <MacGyverNL> Or a bad one. But if it is, the drive couldn't be used anyway, so it's not as if there's any loss to be had here, only gain :P
[10:05] <gartral> MacGyverNL: AWESOME! the drive is clean
[10:06] <Bleupomme> hello is it safe to use ext4 with jaunty?
[10:06] <MacGyverNL> Send your thanks to the TestDisk devs ;)
[10:07] <Firefishe> What is the difference between ext3 and ext4?
[10:07] <MacGyverNL> 1
[10:07] <gartral> MacGyverNL: ok.. nooberQ: whats the difference between FAT32 and FAT#@ LBA?
[10:07] <gartral> fat32 LBA
[10:07] <Firefishe> MacGyverNL:  *snark*
[10:08] <MacGyverNL> LBA allows the BIOS to access disks over 8GiB, iirc.
[10:08] <gartral> MacGyverNL: seeing it's only a 1 gig drive, i can smeg that opt
[10:09] <MacGyverNL> I honestly don't know. FAT32 is past it's "best before" date anyway.
[10:09] <I> how can i get tor working for my games?!
[10:09] <I> HElp
[10:09] <I> how can i get tor working for my games?!
[10:09] <Myrtti> I: patience.
[10:09] <I> oh
[10:10] <MacGyverNL> Firefishe: I suggest you read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4
[10:10] <MacGyverNL> It has most of the major differences listed.
[10:10] <gartral> MacGyverNL: next nooberQ: should i reinsert the drive before atempting to format the SoB?
[10:10] <MacGyverNL> gartral: Not necessarily, but I guess it can't hurt either.
[10:11] <rek> how can i read the name of my agp video card?
[10:12] <I> how can i get tor working for my games?!
[10:12] <I> how can i get tor working for my games?!
[10:12] <senol> Türkçe bilen var mı
[10:13] <Myrtti> !tr | senol
[10:13] <Myrtti> !patience | I
[10:13] <Trijntje> l:emm, what kind of game?
[10:13] <andrew_46> rek: I don't have one of those but you could try: lspci | grep -i 'graphics'
[10:14] <andrew_46> rek: Or I guess you could crack the case of your computer and look :-)
[10:14] <rek> no
[10:15] <rek> no  i already know
[10:16] <rek> lspci -v
[10:16] <rek> found
[10:19] <andrew_46> rek: Perhaps: lspci | grep -i 'agp' might have been on the money?
[10:19] <I> hi
[10:21] <rek> on the money?
[10:21] <Aayush> how to boot ubuntu at runlevel 3
[10:21] <andrew_46> rek: Sorry = slang. I meant would have been a more accurate search :-)
[10:22] <dawideo> ??
[10:22] <rek> no no cool so i can learn new words
[10:22] <dawideo> ??
[10:22] <rek> i have learnt also gurless that's girls
[10:23] <syntax> How do you unmount something in terminal
[10:23] <Jari> umount
[10:23] <rek> but dnt rmmbr what brb means
[10:23] <rek> umount
[10:23] <gartral> MacGyverNL: WAAAAA! the watchdog undid my work!
[10:23] <Jari> be right back rek :)
[10:23] <rek> what jari?
[10:24] <rek> ahj ok
[10:24] <rek> ah yes
[10:24] <Trijntje> Boohbah: I have found the imap server for my squirrelmail. But i still cant recieve or send mail. When sending evolution keeps saying: sending message (100% complete). any ideas?
[10:24] <rek> and.... bs ?
[10:24] <rek> it was a bs
[10:24] <Jari> back soon
[10:24] <MacGyverNL> gartral: And the partition is again inaccessible?
[10:24] <rek> no
[10:24] <FloodBot3> rek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:24] <rek> balco scandal ?
[10:24] <rek> bachelor of science?
[10:24] <gartral> MacGyverNL: i just launched gparted, lets see
[10:24] <rek> floodBot i'm not floodin'
[10:24] <gartral> MacGyverNL: the partition was always accessable.. but i can't write too it!
[10:25] <gartral> MacGyverNL: and i know for a fact it was always flagged RW
[10:25] <v_v> hello. how to monitor the loading of each cpu ? top gives only a total summary
[10:25] <Myrtti> rek: yes you are, try to keep your stuff in one line please
[10:25] <Myrtti> v_v: try htop
[10:25] <MacGyverNL> Well, like I said... I'm afraid I'm fresh out of ideas then.
[10:25] <rek> htop
[10:26] <rek> did biceps and triceps yesterday
[10:26] <Myrtti> rek: you're being offtopic. This is Ubuntu support channel. If you're after casual chit-chat, please join #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[10:27] <rek> myrtti are you an op ?
[10:27] <R0b0t1> How might I make ubuntu execute a user's .xinitrc as a session option?
[10:27]  * gartral is concidering sueing sandisk for activly trying to defeat fairuse
[10:27] <Myrtti> rek: does it matter? I'm requesting you to stop offtopic on this channel. Shouldn't matter if I'm an op or not
[10:28] <gartral> R0b0t1: its called an xscript in the session options
[10:29] <rek> so and so.... this chan works always so...if i say something ...should be ok
[10:29] <Aayush> how to change runlevel at boot time
[10:30] <gartral> !runlevel | Aayush
[10:31] <debra> hi, i just installed 9.04 on an older XP laptop but have not been able to get pandora.com to load via firefox, any ideas?
[10:31] <Aayush> gartral, cant i senf runlevel parameter to kernel at boot ti,e
[10:31] <Boohbah> debra: have you installed flash player?
[10:32] <cHarNe2> hi guys, i have some problem regarding VPN in the terminal (PPTP), anyone ever made a successful connection?
[10:32] <R0b0t1> gartral: I mean, no execution of anything else, just the .xinitrc. would the Exec=~/.xinitrc work?
[10:32] <debra> yes, but it gave several plugins to load but they don't seem to load properly or can't find them wherever they are supposed to load from
[10:33] <Aayush> gartral, cant i send runlevel parameter to kernel at boot time
[10:33] <gartral> R0b0t1: not sure.. try?
[10:35] <crushyboi> how do i check if iptables enabled or disabled?
[10:36] <jmk^ircN> crushyboi: iptables -L
[10:36] <Myrtti> crushyboi: sudo iptables -L gives you a list of active rules
[10:37] <Aayush> !Upstart
[10:37] <Megra_> crushyboi, "iptables -L -v -n" gives you a more precise list than "iptables -L"
[10:37] <Aayush> !runlevel | Aayush
[10:38] <crushyboi> [root@pentium-d network-scripts]# iptables -L -v -n
[10:38] <crushyboi> Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT 0 packets, 0 bytes)
[10:38] <crushyboi>  pkts bytes target     prot opt in     out     source               destination
[10:38] <crushyboi> Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT 0 packets, 0 bytes)
[10:38] <crushyboi>  pkts bytes target     prot opt in     out     source               destination
[10:38] <crushyboi> Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT 0 packets, 0 bytes)
[10:38] <FloodBot3> crushyboi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:38] <inuh> i have a problem whit my ubuntu partition , its locked and i don't know how to unlock it
[10:38] <I> how can i get tor working for my games?!
[10:38] <I> so i can join banned servers
[10:38] <I> like second life
[10:39] <inuh> i have a problem whit my ubuntu partition , its locked and i don't know how to unlock it
[10:39] <crushyboi> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251249/ check the output and tell me if iptables active please
[10:39] <Myrtti> I: if you're banned, how about you work your way towards becoming unbanned instead of evading the ban...?
[10:40] <Myrtti> crushyboi: no it's not active
[10:40] <inuh> i have a problem whit my ubuntu partition , its locked and i don't know how to unlock it
[10:40] <crushyboi> how to activate it @ myrtti can you help ?
[10:40] <ziroday> inuh: what are you trying to do to it?
[10:40] <Myrtti> inuh: patience! the people haven't really changed since you last asked!
[10:40] <inuh> i want to resize it
[10:40] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[10:41] <crushyboi> inuh do you have dual booting ?
[10:41] <inuh> yea
[10:41] <ziroday> inuh: you need to unmount the partition before you can resize it
[10:41] <crushyboi> whats the partition type you trying to resize?
[10:42] <inuh> i did umount and it says it isn't mounted
[10:42] <Myrtti> inuh: which method did you use to install ubuntu in the first place?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip1> inuh: if you run   mount   it will show what is mounted
[10:42] <inuh> i used the live cd
[10:42] <jacekowski> i'm copying my harddisk to new one
[10:42] <Myrtti> inuh: you installed from inside a live session that was Ubuntu, or from inside windows?
[10:43] <jacekowski> resizing and doing lot of stuff with it
[10:43] <inuh> from inside a live sesion
[10:43] <Myrtti> ok, just checking :-)
[10:43] <jacekowski> not really
[10:43] <jacekowski> from live system
[10:43] <ActionParsnip1> jacekowski: make sure the data backup is recent on the partition(s) you are resizing
[10:43] <jacekowski> ActionParsnip1: it's reiserfs
[10:44] <inuh> if i do mount i get a load of text
[10:44] <jacekowski> and besides
[10:44] <jacekowski> i first copied it to new harddrive
[10:44] <jacekowski> and now i'm playing with partition sizes
[10:44] <ActionParsnip1> jacekowski: doesnt matter, backups are still great for if something goes wrong
[10:44] <ziroday> inuh: could you please pastebin the output of mount and sudo fdisk -l
[10:44] <jacekowski> and only importand data that's on this disk is my porn collection
[10:44] <jacekowski> important*
[10:45] <ActionParsnip1> nice :)
[10:45] <R0b0t1> Does ubuntu "up" the internet devices via some widget in gnome?
[10:45] <crushyboi> i would have burnt my hard drive if i had porn on it
[10:45] <crushyboi> :)
[10:45] <R0b0t1> So if I say, ran dwm, they would not start?
[10:45] <ActionParsnip1> just make sure what you need isnt ultimately lost in an emergency and you can do what you like :)
[10:45] <ziroday> R0b0t1: if you did ifconfig <interface> down network-manager would not bring them back up. It would just fial
[10:46] <R0b0t1> ziroday: Well, I mean, from the login screen, if I make my own *.desktop file, move it to /usr/share/xsessions etc..
[10:46] <ActionParsnip1> R0b0t1: you can add   auto <interface name>      in /etc/network/interfaces
[10:46] <R0b0t1> Would it be expected that the xsessions file or something it calls ups the device?
[10:47] <inuh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251254/
[10:47] <ziroday> inuh: are you currently on the livecd?
[10:47] <outy> where does opera install to on ubuntu ?
[10:47] <inuh> ziroday: http://paste.ubuntu.com/251254/
[10:47] <outy> or any program
[10:47] <ActionParsnip1> R0b0t1: i wouldnt think network upage was the xsessions concern
[10:48] <ziroday> outy: in a variety of places. What are you looking for?
[10:48] <ActionParsnip1> outy: due to the nature of linnux there is no one place
[10:48] <R0b0t1> Me neither, but ubuntu seems to do some odd things :\
[10:48] <rchap> I am having trouble installing a mod for Springlobby. Any ideas?
[10:48] <ActionParsnip1> outy: apps use may libs which are shared between other apps and will reside in /lib, binarys and other stuff will be elsewhere but it does not install to a single folder like windows does
[10:49] <Trijntje> Hi all, in evolution, when setting up your account with smpt you can select 'authentication PLAIN'. Does this mean that no authentication is used?
[10:49] <Myrtti> Trijntje: iirc it means that it is used, but it's not encrypted in any way
[10:50] <ziroday> Trijntje: it means your username and password are passed along the network in plaintext.
[10:50] <ActionParsnip1> R0b0t1: i always use the interfaces file, makes life slicker
[10:50] <R0b0t1> So auto eth1?
[10:50] <Trijntje> Myrtti, ziroday: so thats no good then, thanx for the reply
[10:50] <ActionParsnip1> R0b0t1: indeed
[10:50] <R0b0t1> Thanks :)
[10:51] <jacekowski> ActionParsnip1: resize on reiser is safe operation - it's builtin into kernel, it's journaled, there is no way that resize can go wrong - it's as safe as any other operation
[10:51] <ActionParsnip1> jacekowski: what if you hav a power outage during the operation
[10:51] <inuh> ziroday: what do i have to do (sry i was away for 1min.)
[10:51] <Trijntje> ziroday, myrtti: but what if you select "use secure connection: TLS encryption" in combination with PLAIN?
[10:51] <jacekowski> ActionParsnip1: journal
[10:51] <ActionParsnip1> jacekowski: or a surge
[10:51] <jacekowski> ActionParsnip1: resize on reiser is journaled
[10:52] <Idhan> hi, is there any way on linux to see the current level of my printer's ink
[10:52] <ActionParsnip1> jacekowski: ive just seen too many people in here moaning their data is lost when they start doing stuff like that or when their drive dies and they havent got a backup but their data is "important"
[10:52] <jacekowski> ActionParsnip1: besides i have UPSes
[10:52] <ActionParsnip1> jacekowski: its an eample
[10:52] <jacekowski> ActionParsnip1: and diesel generator that will start 10 seconds later
[10:53] <ActionParsnip1> Idhan: depends if the printer driver can talk to the printer to ask it. HP ones usually can
[10:54] <Idhan> ActionParsnip1: I have a HP psc1310
[10:54] <inuh> ziroday: can you help me plz
[10:54] <anux> 9.10 dah rilis blom ?
[10:54] <ActionParsnip1> !karmic | anux
[10:54] <jacekowski> ActionParsnip1: and one more thing - i moving and resizing partitions on new disk, and old one is completly untouched
[10:54] <anux> yups
[10:54] <jacekowski> i'm*
[10:55] <Trijntje> In evolution account setup: what happen when you select "Use secure Connection TLS" to smtp with authentication: PLAIN. Is your password send in plaintext that way?
[10:55] <anux> terakhir sa dengar sudah alpha
[10:55] <ActionParsnip1> jacekowski: its just a friendly warning RE what i said earlier
[10:55] <anux> tq  actioons
[10:55] <ActionParsnip1> Idhan: the hp driver in your task bar will tell you
[10:56] <anux> btw 9.04 support via chrome9 ?
[10:56] <anux> HCIGP
[10:56] <jacekowski> Trijntje: server needs to support encryption
[10:56] <ActionParsnip1> Idhan: http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/install_wizard/index.html
[10:56] <jacekowski> Trijntje: and password is sent AFTER encryption is negotiated
[10:56] <Idhan> ActionParsnip1: I try "sudo apt-get install hplip" and is already installed...
[10:56] <Myrtti> Idhan: hplip-gui
[10:57] <Trijntje> jacekowski: so when i select TLS and PLAIN my password is not send in plaintext?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip1> Idhan: there may be a newer version on the site
[10:57] <ActionParsnip1> anux: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenChrome
[10:57] <jacekowski> Trijntje: that depends
[10:57] <jacekowski> Trijntje: it's sent in encrypted connection
[10:58] <jacekowski> Trijntje: but if somebody can acess endpoint of that connection then he can get that password
[10:59] <jacekowski> Trijntje: there is DIGEST authentication that doesn't send password over network
[10:59] <Idhan> Myrtti: thanks... I can see it right now. :)
[10:59] <Trijntje> jacekowski: ok, thats cool. But how do they know it is me than?
[11:00] <Aayush> i configured runlevel 3 as i need , how do i boot into in during boot time
[11:00] <jacekowski> Trijntje: challenge-response auth
[11:00] <anux> tq actions
[11:01] <jacekowski> Trijntje: server sends you a challenge which is then mixed with a password and server does same thing
[11:01] <jacekowski> Trijntje: and then response is sent back to server, if response calculated by server is same that means you have correct password
[11:01] <Trijntje> jacekowski: hmm, ill read into that. For the moment though the server only alows PLAIN over TLS. But as long as the password is not send over in plaintext i'm (quite) happy
[11:01] <jacekowski> Trijntje: challenge is different every time
[11:01] <Trijntje> jacekowski: thats a smart system, I wish they'd use that
[11:02] <jacekowski> Trijntje: with TLS password is only unencrypted on endpoints
[11:02] <jacekowski> but tls have couple weaknesses
[11:03] <jacekowski> but that's a long story
[11:03] <Trijntje> jacekowski: so where possible i should use ssl?
[11:03] <jacekowski> same problems
[11:03] <Trijntje> ah, so where possible i should use paper mail ;)
[11:03] <jacekowski> no
[11:03] <jacekowski> with tls or ssl
[11:04] <jacekowski> server confirms it's idenity
[11:04] <jacekowski> and if you are sure that's legit server
[11:05] <jacekowski> so when you connect to id you have to verify server certificate fingerprint
[11:05] <outy> are there any good docks for kde 64 ?
[11:05] <jacekowski> to it*
[11:06] <Trijntje> jacekowski: and evolution checks the certificate right? So thats quite safe i should think
[11:06] <vigge_sWe> hai
[11:06] <jacekowski> it checks stored fingerprint with current fingerprint
[11:06] <vigge_sWe> I'm quite new to linux
[11:06] <jacekowski> but
[11:06] <vigge_sWe> I am getting this in SSH: ./Aseco.sh: line 2: /dev/null: Permission denied
[11:06] <vigge_sWe> How would I go about fixing that?
[11:07] <jacekowski> how do you know that it isn't fingerprint of server that's in the middle and sniffs your traffic
[11:07] <jacekowski> when you connect first time you should verify that fingerprint
[11:08] <Trijntje> jacekowski: where can i find the fingerprint in evolution?
[11:08] <jacekowski> ussualy certificates are signed by verisign or somebody else
[11:08] <Yossi> how do i format a floppy to 1.72 mb?
[11:08] <jacekowski> but then it's the question how much do you trust them
[11:09] <Yossi> fdformat /dev/fd0u1722
[11:09] <Yossi>  isnt working
[11:09] <jacekowski> Trijntje: i don't use evolution
[11:09] <Yossi> gives this: /dev/fd0u1722: No such file or directory
[11:09] <dvinchi666__> Yossi, the flopy dont use anymore
[11:10] <Yossi> but i am using it
[11:10] <claude> Hi all, since I've installed pavumeter, I've been unable to play any audio file... any idea what went wrong?
[11:10] <dvinchi666__> [newbie@Arch/Linuz ~]$ ls /dev/fd/0
[11:10] <dvinchi666__> /dev/fd/0
[11:10] <dvinchi666__> [newbie@Arch/Linuz ~]$ file /dev/fd/0
[11:10] <dvinchi666__> /dev/fd/0: symbolic link to `/dev/pts/0'
[11:10] <FloodBot3> dvinchi666__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:10] <Trijntje> jacekowski: ok, thanks a lot for your help. I now have it working, so i'm happy
[11:11] <Yossi> dvinchi666__, what are you showing there?
[11:12] <dvinchi666__> Yossi, my system take the device of other way
[11:13] <laperr> wanted a *.fdi file for a imps/2 logitech touchpad
[11:13] <Yossi> mine gives the same results
[11:13] <eFfeM> hi, i am trying to install phpmyadmin under ubuntu, but t I can't access it, the problem seems to be apache configuration; I doubt if the conf files in the conf.d dir are processed. How can I find out (or is there a way this could be disabled)
[11:18] <server_side> hi
[11:19] <server_side> hi all
[11:20] <outy> http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html
[11:20] <server_side> how is people finding ubuntu?
[11:20] <server_side> so far great
[11:21] <Megra_> eFfeM, you can try to install it manually
[11:22] <server_side> heyy
[11:22] <Megra_> eFfeM, cd ~/Desktop && wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/phpmyadmin/phpMyAdmin-3.2.1-all-languages.tar.gz && tar -xf phpMyAdmin-3.2.1-all-languages.tar.gz
[11:22] <Alvinware> (((uh-ah)))
[11:23] <Megra_> eFfeM, then configure the apache Vhost
[11:23] <server_side> how can i get konversation toolbars the same color as my other themed windows?
[11:23] <Pvpeter> Hello! I'm trying to get my hamachi to work, and even though ufw is disabled im not able to log in... It works with windows though when i dual-boot.... Any ideas?
[11:23] <Kartagis> !wmv
[11:24] <jmut> hi. got a friend that installed "Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Desktop"       and should have installed "Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop"        he's quite new at linux and I haven't used ubuntu.    tried with apt-get dist-upgrade but no packages to update seem tihs 8.04 is whole other OS.       any easy way to migrate to 9.04  without reinstalling?
[11:25] <Alvinware> ask question by voice.
[11:25] <Kartagis> what can I use to decode wmv?
[11:26] <asus_> hi
[11:26] <asus_> ciao
[11:26] <erUSUL> !w32codecs
[11:26] <gian> ciao
[11:26] <Alvinware> Who know wat's chibai?
[11:26] <jmut> Alvinware: google?
[11:26] <gian> si
[11:27] <fireball_> hey all, please help. ubuntu thinks my ext4 drive is ntfs, how do i fix that?
[11:27] <jmut> Alvinware: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chi+bai       seems someone doesn't like you :)
[11:28] <pretender> is anyone here from Australia that can help with this one  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1237226 creating a channels.conf
[11:29] <fireball_> how do i mount my drive ext4?
[11:30] <eFfeM> Megra, made progress, apparently the apache2.conf file was not including the conf.d conf files (or at least not at the proper location
[11:30] <eFfeM> will sort that out after lunch
[11:31] <eFfeM> s/Megra/Megra_/
[11:31] <erUSUL> fireball_: mount -t ext4 /dev/sdxx /mount/point
[11:31] <gian> oi
[11:31] <gian> help!!
[11:32] <erUSUL> !ask | gian
[11:32] <gian> hei!!
[11:32] <gian> aiutoooo!
[11:33] <us0r2> \join #proplay
[11:33] <erUSUL> !it | gian
[11:33] <And> hi
[11:33] <sinyoali> asa
[11:34] <fireball_> erUSUL: thanks :)
[11:34] <erUSUL> fireball_: no problem
[11:35] <Alvinware> i use notebook, when i remove the battery, when the plug already in the power, the battery icon still there, how to do? refresh didn't work?
[11:35] <Alvinware> ((((((ZZZzzzzZZZ))))))
[11:35] <fireball_> erUSUL: anyone, do you know the best way to restore that drives grub?
[11:36] <erUSUL> !grub | fireball_
[11:36] <And> who can help me to find the chinese  irc ubuntu channel?thanks
[11:36] <erUSUL> !cn
[11:36] <And> thanks again
[11:36] <BitTorrent> Alvinware: try reboot.
[11:36] <iceroot> can i clone a full-hdd (40gb) to another hdd (100gb)? so that the 100gb caan boot to?
[11:36] <Kartagis> when decoding wmv to avi, I got a lot of Skipping frame! messages. do I need to be concerned?
[11:36] <fireball_> ubottu: no, lost grub after i installed dodgy psu
[11:37] <sleepy_cat> hi i recently installed Virtualbox3 tried to load win98 on it did not work it used to hang so deleted vb3 and installed virtual box ose still same problem
[11:37] <sleepy_cat>  btw is this a problem because of ext4 file system
[11:37] <Kartagis> iceroot, yes you can
[11:37] <erUSUL> fireball_: is the same procedure. ubottu is just a bot
[11:37] <iceroot> Kartagis: clonezilla or what you prefer?
[11:38] <Kartagis> iceroot, you could use dd
[11:38] <iceroot> Kartagis: thx i will have a look
[11:38] <iceroot> sleepy_cat: what you mean with "did not work"?
[11:38] <Joe_> fsck on a 4TB RAID0 is slow...
[11:38] <server_side> anyone use konversation?
[11:39] <iceroot> !anyone | server_side
[11:39] <sleepy_cat> iceroot: it states
[11:39] <sleepy_cat> starts
[11:39] <sleepy_cat> than in middle of installation it takes a lot of time
[11:39] <server_side> can i theme konversation?
[11:40] <iceroot> sleepy_cat: cd is ok? this is not a ubuntu-problem and also i dont think its a virtualbox problem
[11:40] <sleepy_cat> cd is fine
[11:40] <iwobbles> you can change a lot of stuff in Konversation eh server_side, I dunno about skins but
[11:40] <sleepy_cat> i installed win98 directly on my pc
[11:40] <sleepy_cat> that worked
[11:40] <server_side> is se linux already installed or some sort of firewall for ubuntu?
[11:40] <iceroot> server_side: www.kde-look.org/
[11:41] <iceroot> !ufw | server_side
[11:41] <iceroot> sleepy_cat: win98 se?
[11:42] <sleepy_cat> yes
[11:43] <iceroot> sleepy_cat: maybe have a look at #vbox
[11:43] <server_side> isnt se linux better?
[11:43] <sleepy_cat> ohk
[11:43] <iceroot> server_side: what is se linux?
[11:44] <iceroot> ah SELinux
[11:44] <bullgard4> What Ubuntu program (besides Gimp) allows to edit the 'Properties' of a .jpg file?
[11:45] <Myrtti> bullgard4: do you mean the EXIF information?
[11:46] <bullgard4> Myrtti: I mean 'Title:', 'Subject:', 'Author',...
[11:47] <server_side> is there a resource where i can learn about linux filesytem and everything else what i can print off from?
[11:48] <datta> my software sources does not seem to connect, they show error messages, i had done some stuff such as authorizing a new key and adding and removing software sources, how can i revert them all back to the default?
[11:48] <datta> even the restore default button does not seem to work in that situation
[11:48] <bullgard4> server_side: There are several Linux filesystems. You can print the articles in your Documentation folder.
[11:50] <fireball_> thanks all :)
[11:51] <bullgard4> datta: You can take your Ubuntu CD and load it live. Then call Synaptic and write down the IP addresses of the repositories.
[11:52] <datta> bullagrd4 i dont have the cd, how should i revive it back? i think one time when i asked here someone told me how to do it but i totally forgot that
[11:53] <wo_Okie> when i change the sensitivity of my mouse in the menu it changes my touchpad's sensitivity but not the sensitivity of my usb mouse
[11:55] <Splint> Can someone help me with g++ installation?
[11:55] <vagothcpp> How do I add more workspaces?
[11:55] <Dextorion> Splint, apt-get install g++ doesn work?
[11:56] <Splint> I dont have internet connection on my Linus machine
[11:56] <Splint> Linux*
[11:56] <Dextorion> Splint, oh..
[11:56] <bullgard4> datta: http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Paketquellen
[11:57] <geirha> Splint: In synaptic, find the package «build-essential» and mark it for installation. But instead of clicking «Apply» to install, choose File -> Create package download script
[11:57] <Joe_> X hard locks, system partial lock (can SSH in, but even reboot doesn't seem to work), only seems to happen when I have massive amounts of TCP traffic for long periods of time (like if I seed a bunch of torrents without any limits on connections or speed), anyway (besides the obvious of limiting) to fix it?
[11:57] <datta> thanks bullgard4 but it didn
[11:58] <datta> bullgard4, it didn't tell me on how to solve the issue
[11:58] <xim_> how can i install the dbian bar?
[11:58] <error404notfound> i am looking for a contact Manager, a simple one, just to save my mobile contacts in VCF format and then export it to other cell phone. No Evolution/Thunderbird/KEmail/Kontact.
[11:58] <xim_> *debian bar
[11:58] <geirha> Splint: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware  See the section on installing without an internet connection
[11:59] <rchap> How do I see my favorites?
[12:00] <inuh> i have a problem whit the ubuntu  partition its locked and i need to make it bigger
[12:01] <tenx> don't install in off line if you are new one
[12:01] <inuh> what do you mean
[12:01] <bellosguardo> hi
[12:02] <bellosguardo> what does "updatedb" do exactly? I wonder because all my feisty repos are broken (404 not found), but it seems like updatedb is still working on something.
[12:02] <tenx> inuh: are you want recover data
[12:03] <vagothcpp> Is there a way to profile my hdd i/o speed on ubuntu?
[12:03] <inuh> i just want to make my ubuntu partirion bigger
[12:04] <iceroot> vagothcpp: hdparm
[12:04] <Joe_> evolution seems to freeze up after it's been running for 10+ hours, unless there is a fix for it what is a good replacement?  I like something small and basic, don't need a lot of features in my email (ie not a big fan of thunderbird)
[12:04] <error404notfound> ^bump^
[12:04] <vagothcpp> iceroot: thanks
[12:05] <Myrtti> Joe_: claws-mail might be what you're looking for
[12:05] <tenx> inuh: use gparted.
[12:05] <iceroot> Joe_: maybe kmail? never tried but dont know other ones then thunderbird, evolution and kmail
[12:05] <iceroot> Joe_: also littelbird should be nice, its thunderbird but smaller (addon)
[12:07] <Joe_> myrtti/iceroot I'll try those, thanks
[12:10] <kushal_> bellosguardo: updatedb updates the search database used by the locate command-line tool.  It is scheduled to run once a day.  As for your broken repos, at least archive.ubuntu.com does not seem to have feisty anymore.
[12:13] <Pvpeter1> How the hell can I get hamachi to work? i even removed iptables with ufw, and i still get logging in .... failed
[12:14] <Splint> Im still having troubles trying to install g++ compiler. I have no internet access on my linux machine and am new to linux. Could someone PM me to help me through g++ instalation?
[12:14] <Splint> thanks
[12:15] <Boohbah> Splint: what version of ubuntu?
[12:15] <Splint> 8.04
[12:15] <Splint> desktop
[12:15] <nefa> hi. does anyone know how to change the font in ion3? it's too big
[12:16] <Boohbah> Splint: download this .deb and its dependencies and transfer them to your linux machine: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/g++
[12:17] <Splint> ok, ill try that.
[12:18] <Pvpeter1> I can't login to hamachi, I've removed iptables and it still says logging in .... failed.. Any ideas?
[12:20] <tenx> why hamachi
[12:20] <Pvpeter1> I need it to play games with my friends
[12:20] <neil_d> on a KVM guest running Jaunty... how do I get a higher screen resolutions that 800x600 ?
[12:22] <Splint> I get an error message saying Wrong architecture 'amd64'
[12:26] <damo22> how do i blacklist a udev module in ubuntu?
[12:26] <erUSUL> Splint: you dled the wrong files? you have 32 bit linux and g++ is for 64 bits
[12:26] <damo22> i dont want ubuntu to claim my usb printer
[12:26] <erUSUL> !blacklist
[12:26] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[12:27] <Splint> Can I use g++ on 32 bit?
[12:27] <ActionParsnip1> Splint: absolutely
[12:27] <ActionParsnip1> Splint: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[12:27] <erUSUL> Splint: yes but you have to dwonload the correct deb packages... offline instalation of packages is a bit tricky in ubuntu
[12:27] <Pvpeter1> I can't login to hamachi, I've removed iptables and it still says logging in .... failed.. Any ideas?
[12:28] <ActionParsnip1> Pvpeter1: can you ping the server you are logging onto?
[12:28] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip1: Splint has no inet connection on the ubuntu box
[12:28] <erUSUL> !offline
[12:28] <erUSUL> !offline | Splint
[12:28] <ActionParsnip1> erUSUL: gotcha, thats gonna be helluva messy
[12:28] <Pvpeter1> actionparsnip1: dunno what server i am logging into actually ^^
[12:28] <ActionParsnip1> Pvpeter1: i'd fid out and check that first
[12:28] <erUSUL> Splint: read what ubottu have said and follow the docs
[12:28] <tenx> splint: are you have a dvd it will have the package
[12:28] <damo22> erUSUL: do you know the name of the usb printer module?
[12:29] <erUSUL> damo22: lpusb or something like that
[12:29] <ActionParsnip1> Pvpeter1: if you get bad username/pass then you are hitting the server
[12:29] <Splint> I have the CD but couldnt install the packages from it
[12:29] <server_side> can i get WoW to work in ubuntu?
[12:29] <erUSUL> damo22: usblp to be more precise
[12:29] <erUSUL> !appdb | server_side
[12:29] <Pvpeter1> actionpasnip1: I actually don't get anything except logging in .... failed
[12:29] <Myrtti> Splint: that's because the cd doesn't have the package. Use the method ubottu gave you earlier
[12:29] <ActionParsnip1> server_side: its the highest ranked game in wine
[12:29] <ActionParsnip1> !appdb | server_side
[12:30] <damo22> erUSUL: hmmm i already have blacklist usblp in my /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.... but vmware cant access my usb printer
[12:30] <ActionParsnip1> server_side: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[12:31] <erUSUL> damo22: i never used vmware... maybe you can find a more apropiate channel... #vmware ?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip1> server_side: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14154
[12:32] <Splint> Im on  http://apt.alturl.com/. What do i type into 'What (meta)package do you already have'?
[12:32] <bullgard4> What Ubuntu program (besides Gimp) allows to edit the 'Properties' (= 'tags'?) of a .jpg file?
[12:32] <Pvpeter1> actionparsnip1: The only IP I found to hamachis server wored to ping, but I still can't login
[12:33] <erUSUL> Splint: ubuntu-desktop
[12:33] <Splint> thanks
[12:33] <nefa> bullgard4: exiv2
[12:33] <ActionParsnip1> bullgard4: imagemagick
[12:33] <mizipzor> i just found out that my ftp server allows changing of directory to ../ and then into another users directory, reading/writing all their files >.<
[12:33] <erUSUL> Splint: select jaunty-i386 as distribution
[12:34] <ActionParsnip1> mizipzor: d'oh
[12:34] <Splint> should i get g++ or build-essential?
[12:34] <erUSUL> Splint: no sorry you said you have hardy... choose hardy and i386
[12:34] <ActionParsnip1> mizipzor: if you set the home drive as the users home directory then it will be stopped
[12:34] <erUSUL> Splint: build-essential
[12:34] <mizipzor> ActionParsnip1: i like it though :p the ftp is behind a router anyway, and i wanted to fetch some files from another user... but i cant escape the "bad practice" feeling
[12:34] <ActionParsnip1> Splint: g++ does very little without external libs
[12:34] <chessnutmushroom> is anyone having an issue getting the login screen to appear for vmware server under ubuntu 8.04 9.04?
[12:35] <Splint> Thanks XD
[12:35] <ActionParsnip1> mizipzor: then log in with ssh which is more secure, you can then use sudo cp as normal
[12:35] <tamiya> Hey guys
[12:35] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: boot to recovery mode in grub and select fix graphics
[12:36] <tamiya> I have Ubuntu 9.04 and recently installed KDE with 'apt-get install kde', selected 'y' to the KDM, and subsequently rebooted after the install. Now I get the KDM login but no KDE. GNOME loads instead. How do I get the KDE desktop?
[12:37] <ActionParsnip1> tamiya: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[12:37] <chessnutmushroom> why do i need to fix the graphics?
[12:37] <chessnutmushroom> its the host machine that refuses to display the login screen for the webgui for vmware server 2
[12:37] <chessnutmushroom> sorry if i was unclear.
[12:37] <bazhang> tamiya, its kubuntu-desktop
[12:37] <tamiya> Thanks, guys :)
[12:37] <tamiya> I'll give that a go
[12:38] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[12:38] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: the login screen isnt working, the login screen requires an x server, you don't have a working x server or you'd see the login screen, so you need to fix the x server so you get a display using graphics which will give you a log on screen]
[12:38] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: web gui?
[12:38] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: oh you mean the VIC
[12:39] <chessnutmushroom> im talking about vmware server 2 https:127.0.0.1:8333/ui inside firefox
[12:39] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: is the service running?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: try 127.0.1.1 instead
[12:39] <chessnutmushroom> hostd: yes
[12:39] <aaron11> aspen
[12:40] <aaron11> helo i have a problem with my compiz fusion icon when i switched to compiz then it stopped working
[12:41] <chessnutmushroom> that doesnt play ball,
[12:41] <aaron11> ok
[12:41] <aaron11> ok
[12:41] <chessnutmushroom> it only attempts to load the page when accessing via port 8333
[12:41] <chessnutmushroom> and usings https
[12:41] <aaron11> its safe
[12:41] <ShapeShifter499> I need to update/install a bios on another pc(a acer aspire one netbook) now to fix a few issues, I got the files now how do I make a dos booting usb on a PowerBook G4?
[12:41] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: try running:   gksudo firefox https:127.0.0.1:8333/ui
[12:42] <ShapeShifter499> the powerbook has ubuntu 9.04
[12:42] <ShapeShifter499> on it
[12:42] <Schmidt> how do I disable the Ubuntu google plugin in firefox 3.5 ? :(
[12:43] <rashed2020> Is there a way to make 'du' display the size in MB no matter how big the directory is?
[12:43] <ShapeShifter499> ??
[12:43] <ActionParsnip1> rashed2020: du -h
[12:43] <Benwa> Hi, i've got an Nvidia and after a big upgrade (but not of the graphic driver) my resolution became very low. I cannot change it even with nvidia-settings. Any idea?
[12:43] <aljosa> i have jaunty installed with "ATI RV370 [Sapphire X550 Silent]" and would like to enable one desktop on 2 monitors (currently monitors are mirroring 1 desktop). do you use xinerama or something else? what's the easiest way to configure this?
[12:43] <ewook> rashed2020: man du gives you the avaiable switches.
[12:44] <rashed2020> ActionParsnip1: Wouldn't that display it in GB if it was that big?
[12:44] <chessnutmushroom> this login seems to be an issue every now and again, i dont know why
[12:44] <Sevet> ActionParsnip1: no, that'll give GB for larger directories
[12:44] <ActionParsnip1> ShapeShifter499: http://www.netbooktech.com/tag/acer-aspire-one-bios-update-instructions/
[12:44] <jazzkutya> rashed2020: du -m
[12:44] <ActionParsnip1> rashed2020: yes
[12:44] <ActionParsnip1> Sevet: do you want it all in Mb?
[12:45] <chessnutmushroom> what reliable alternatives are there to vmware server 2
[12:45] <chessnutmushroom> vmware server 1 was rock solid
[12:45] <ActionParsnip1> Sevet: you can use du -m them
[12:45] <Benwa> nobody?
[12:45] <bazhang> Schmidt, the one in Karmic?
[12:45] <Sevet> ActionParsnip1: that was rashed2020's original question
[12:45] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: virtualbox is one
[12:45] <rashed2020> lol yep. Thanks you guys.
[12:45] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip1: the software UNetbootin I can't seem to get working on my ubuntu(its PPC)
[12:46] <chessnutmushroom> do you think this is because im connecting in bridged mode using wireless?
[12:46] <chessnutmushroom> wireless doesnbt connect until after x windows manager login.
[12:47] <bazhang> !karmic > Schmidt
[12:47] <ActionParsnip1> chessnutmushroom: i'd ask in #vmware you will get more precise answers
[12:47] <ShapeShifter499> well?
[12:48] <ActionParsnip1> Benwa: uninstall the video drivers: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg; sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[12:49] <ActionParsnip1> Benwa: then reboot and run: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180; sudo shutdown -r now
[12:49] <ActionParsnip1> Benwa: will remove any nvidia drivers and reinstall a fresh one from repo
[12:51] <zetheroo> is there an app that does calling over Yahoo?
[12:52] <Schmidt> bazhang: yeah, the one in Karmic. I missed to disable the Multisearch add-on... :)
[12:52] <ShapeShifter499> can someone help
[12:52] <bazhang> ShapeShifter499, with what
[12:52] <bazhang> Schmidt, #ubuntu+1 for help with Karmic stuff
[12:53] <AndrewT> Hey need help getting Raid0 setup in ubuntu :)
[12:53] <iceroot> !raid | AndrewT
[12:54] <chessnutmushroom> a network restart on the host and then a mgmt restart seems to do the trick - although this is not a persistent resolution as when closing firefox and reopening you then lose your login screen again
[12:54] <chessnutmushroom> cheers
[12:55] <ShapeShifter499> I need to make a bootable usb dos so I can update a bios of a netbook to try to fix graphical issues, but I can't because I using a powerbook g4 with ubuntu 9.04 thats ppc and I need to use Unetbootin, I can seem to get the universal installer for it running on my powerbook
[12:55] <Antaranian> Hi guys
[12:55] <Antaranian> what is echo -n "\033]0;${HOST}:$cwd\007\033]30;${HOST}:$cwd\007 for ?
[12:56] <zetheroo> s there an app that does calling over Yahoo?
[12:56] <ShapeShifter499> can anyone help?
[12:56] <stefano> sto cercando un programma tipo movie maker per ubuntu.....ce ne sono?
[12:56] <veiko> hi , i'm using ubuntu 9.04 and dont know how to configure authentification after standby, any help?
[12:56] <Antaranian> I've googled it, but found only usage and don't get
[12:59] <ActionParsnip1> ShapeShifter499: ultimatebootcd may help, you can spit the iso onto a usb stick and boot to that
[12:59] <oldude67> !es | stefano
[13:00] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip1: oh?........tnx I'm google for it
[13:00] <ActionParsnip1> ShapeShifter499: www.ultimatebootcd.com
[13:00] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip1: tnx ^_^
[13:01] <Splint> When trying to install the g++ deb I get the message 'Error: Cannot install 'g++-4.2''
[13:02] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip1: so I un-pack the iso then move the files of the iso and bios, then just boot right?
[13:02] <Sevet> Splint: any messages shortly before that error?
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:  you do not 'unpack' the iso and expect the thing to be bootable.
[13:03] <ShapeShifter499> huh?
[13:03] <indus> whats an image file really
[13:03] <ActionParsnip1> ShapeShifter499: no, do not unpack it
[13:03] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip1: ? so..I...........
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> ShapeShifter499:   indus  a direct 'dump' of the exact contents of a device/disk/floppy in 'raw' format to a file.
[13:04] <ActionParsnip1> ShapeShifter499: you will need to use software to copy the data over to the usb stick
[13:04] <nomike> hi
[13:04] <rodimus_> can someone help me? everytime i try to enable compiz on my computer i get a blank white screen
[13:05] <nomike> Is it possible to install ubuntu with wubi on a truecrypt encrypted windows partition?!?
[13:05] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip1: i'm sorry, copy with what?
[13:05] <rafiq> hello
[13:05] <ActionParsnip1> ShapeShifter499: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/install-and-boot-ultimate-boot-cd-ubcd-from-a-usb-device/
[13:06] <ActionParsnip1> ShapeShifter499: the ISO is a bootable piece of data, you can copy the files to it but the bootable part of the stick is missing
[13:06] <rafiq> hi frns1
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> nomike:  if you want to test out ubuntu. you might want to try running it inside virtualbox.  wubi can be.. problematic at times.
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> nomike:  and im being very 'nice' about my feelings towards wubi. :)
[13:07] <ActionParsnip1> nomike: or use at least a 2Gb USB stick and use that
[13:07] <ActionParsnip1> Dr_Willis: right with you there dude
[13:08] <indus> unetbootin is good for making a bootable usb
[13:08] <ShapeShifter499> ActionParsnip1: nvm I found a img file of UBCD
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> nomike:  wubi dosent get much 'love' from most people. :)  it can be a real... problem.
[13:08] <rafiq> hello any1 listenin tome
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> ShapeShifter499: that'll do too
[13:08] <indus> rafiq: yes
[13:08] <bazhang> rafiq, yes do you have a support question
[13:08] <indus> rafiq: what is the question
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> rafiq:  yes we see you.. theres 1314 people in this room.
[13:09] <DeathPlan> THe what?
[13:09] <DeathPlan> >.>
[13:09] <rafiq> ok der somproblem wid my ubuntu i cant instal flash palyer
[13:09] <rafiq> wat to do
[13:09] <DeathPlan> O_O
[13:09] <DeathPlan> Hmm..<_<
[13:10] <bazhang> DeathPlan, this is a support channel; do you have a support question?
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> rafiq:  how have you tried to install it?  I normally install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' package and it installs flash and some extra things you proberly want.
[13:10] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[13:10] <fosser_josh> hi
[13:10] <ActionParsnip1> !hi | fosser_josh
[13:11] <nomike> Well, the reason for choosing wubi, is that it is a company laptop, and they do not officially alow me to install ubuntu on it (for private use). Tha't why I use wubi, as they are not experienced enough to detect it (and also I don't want to interfere with company data when doing private stuff in my spare time)
[13:11] <rafiq> E: Couldn't find package flashplugin-installer this isd msg
[13:11] <nomike> well what I could find through google truecrypt and wubi are not close friends...
[13:11] <TbbW> anyone know how to blacklist a pci id instead of a kernel module ?
[13:11] <TbbW> got issues with my modem that uses the same module as my soundcard
[13:12] <fosser_josh> this question is specially those r indian. i want to configure cable net on ubuntu 9.04
[13:12] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: can you please type in full english sentances, you are not charged anything for typing more in IRC. It is free
[13:12] <nomike> TbbW: Is turning of the modem in bios (I assume it's built in and you could not just unplug it) an optoon?
[13:12] <nomike> s/optoon/option/
[13:12] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[13:13] <psys> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[13:13] <TbbW> nomike: Toshiba laptop, cant do anything in the bios exept set time/date and boot order
[13:14] <geekhut> c.freenode.com
[13:14] <fosser_josh> how to configure cable net on ubuntu9.04. i tried to sudo pppoeconf but its not wroking properly.
[13:14] <rafiq> i am sorry...i tried these too..installation works but it doesnot show in sound and video and i can not watch youtube and orkut videos
[13:15] <syntax> how do you save a .txt file in terminal useing nano
[13:15] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: ok what is the output of: uname -a   please
[13:15] <jrib> syntax: ctrl-o (the bottom of nano should say ^O - Write Out)
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> syntax:  ^ = use the ctrl key.
[13:15] <ActionParsnip1> syntax: ctrl+x  y   type filename   press enter
[13:15] <Splint> Im trying to install two .debs that are dependent on each other. Is there a waw for me to install these?
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> Splint:  sudo dpkg -i package1  package2
[13:16] <jrib> Splint: dpkg -i 1.deb 2.deb  -- what are you installing?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip1> Splint: sudo dpkg -i file1.deb fil2.deb
[13:16] <TbbW> So... no one knows how to blacklist a pci id ?
[13:17] <syntax> Thx
[13:17] <syntax> Linux is pretty sweet
[13:17] <indus> !who | rafiq
[13:17] <rafiq> uname: extra operand `please'Try `uname --help' for more information.
[13:17] <jrib> rafiq: what did you type to get that?
[13:17] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: uname -a
[13:17] <indus> fosser_josh: hi
[13:18] <indus> fosser_josh: cable internet?
[13:18] <fosser_josh> indus: hi
[13:18] <indus> fosser_josh: how do you login?
[13:18] <fosser_josh> indus: yah i wnt to configure in ubuntu 9.04
[13:18] <indus> fosser_josh: pacenet?
[13:18] <fosser_josh> indus: i tried sudo pppoeconf command
[13:18] <fosser_josh> indus: no local cable net
[13:19] <indus> fosser_josh: what happens when you try that?
[13:19] <nomike> Is there a way to remove options from the User-Menu (the menu on the top right where you could loggoff, suspend, hibernate, reboot, shutdown)?
[13:19] <nomike> I want to remove or at least disable hibernating and suspending.
[13:19] <fosser_josh> indus: i will tell u what i done
[13:20] <fosser_josh> indus: sudo /etc/init.d/networking stop
[13:20] <fosser_josh> indus: then i run sudo pppoeconf
[13:20] <indus> fosser_josh: can u tell me the method how you connect in windows?
[13:20] <rafiq> buddy i dont kno who has answered me...sorrry can i kno your name
[13:21] <fosser_josh> indus: i dont know how to connect in windows
[13:21] <fosser_josh> indus: i never used it
[13:21] <indus> fosser_josh: your cable operator didnt tell you?
[13:21] <fosser_josh> indus: i think they provide some dialer
[13:21] <indus> fosser_josh: yeah
[13:21] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: open a terminal, type    uname -a      press enter, copy the text, paste it here
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> nomike:  Hmm.. Mine just has Logoff, Restart, and Shutdown. :)
[13:21] <fosser_josh> indus: i want configure at my friends place
[13:22] <indus> rafiq: go to main menu>accessories>terminal\
[13:22] <indus> fosser_josh: which city are you in?
[13:22] <fosser_josh> indus: in vasai near to mumbai
[13:22] <indus> fosser_josh: i had a cable connection once,but just had to set up static ip to connect
[13:23] <indus> fosser_josh: hmm what is the nameof the dialer they provide? any idea
[13:23] <rafiq> Linux rafiq-laptop 2.6.24-24-generic #1 SMP Fri Jul 24 22:46:06 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[13:23] <fosser_josh> indus: no idea
[13:23] <ActionParsnip1> fosser_josh: i use cable, just have to clone mac address and its good
[13:23] <fosser_josh> indus: coz i never used windows
[13:23] <rafiq> bangalore
[13:23] <rek> hi,installed a new hdd... now i don't have the permission to write files on it
[13:23] <rafiq> india
[13:23] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: ok thats cool, 32bit is great for plugins
[13:23] <rafiq> ok
[13:23] <indus> rafiq: i was talking to fosser_josh, btw iamalso in bangalore
[13:24] <rafiq> thanks
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you need to partition it and mount it
[13:24] <rek> already done
[13:24] <indus> fosser_josh: do u have a username and a password for connectiong?
[13:24] <fosser_josh> ActionParsnip1: can u tell me how to configure
[13:24] <fosser_josh> yah
[13:24] <rek> already done
[13:24] <rafiq> oh my goodness...u dint tel your name
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: try: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree; sudo apt-get -purge autoremove
[13:24] <fosser_josh> indus: when i tried this pppoecof command i entered username & password
[13:24] <rek> hei
[13:25] <fosser_josh> indus: but stil its not working
[13:25] <indus> fosser_josh:did u restart networking
[13:25] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: then close all firefoxes and then go to something like http://www.rathergood.com/blode2
[13:25] <rek> what can i do?
[13:25] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: you should be offered flash
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> Rathergood.. :) heh.. turn down the volume@!
[13:25] <fosser_josh> indus: 1st i stopped then i tried pppoeconf command
[13:25] <ActionParsnip1> rek: gksudo gparted
[13:26] <indus> fosser_josh: then restart networking?
[13:26] <fosser_josh> indus: then i proceed as per the instruction
[13:26] <rek> ?
[13:26] <fosser_josh> then it shown pppoe loaded
[13:26] <rafiq> for the second command E: Command line option 'p' [from -purge] is not known.
[13:26] <indus> fosser_josh: did u enter proper dns address etc
[13:26] <rek> gksudo?
[13:26] <fosser_josh> indus: yah
[13:26] <rek> already done g parted
[13:26] <bazhang> rek, yes
[13:27] <rek> what's gsudo ?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip1> rek: it runs gui apps with elevated priveledges
[13:27] <bazhang> !gksudo > rek
[13:27] <indus> fosser_josh: can we start again with pppoeconf
[13:27] <rek> i did sudo gparted
[13:27] <rek> so sudo gpardet is shit ????
[13:27] <indus> fosser_josh: did u try sudo pppoe-start?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip1> rek: close it and run it properly
[13:27] <bazhang> rek, watch the language
[13:27] <indus> fosser_josh: once you finish config type this command
[13:27] <fosser_josh> indus:  at one of my friends placeits working properly. but at others friend its now working
[13:27] <ActionParsnip1> rek: sudo is for command line commands ONLY
[13:28] <rek> sure??????
[13:28] <fosser_josh> indus:  no i didnt tried that command
[13:28] <ewook> save some questionmarks for the rest of us.
[13:28] <ActionParsnip1> rek: sudo does not onfigure the environment for apps that use x so gksudo is used
[13:28] <fosser_josh> indus: ohk fine i will check it
[13:28] <rek> bazhang what language are u an operator?^?????
[13:28] <ActionParsnip1> rek: kde has kdesudo for the same reason
[13:28] <bazhang> rek, dont curse in here
[13:28] <rek> but it ewoarked i did it
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> rek:  its best to use gksudo or gksu for gui apps.. some times 'sudo' wont work for X apps...     just a good habbit to get into so you dont get all confused some time in the future.
[13:28] <fosser_josh> indus:  for now i am at my home so cant try anything
[13:28] <rek> but it worked
[13:28] <fosser_josh> indus:  thanks for the help
[13:28] <rek> i ext3ed it
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[13:29] <rek> formatted lol
[13:29] <rek> what's cursing?
[13:29] <bazhang> !enter | rek
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> rek:  saying naughty words.
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> rek: if you use sudo for gui apps you will get this: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/azureus/+question/72151
[13:29] <rek> !enter | bazhang
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> rek: i keep that link in my favourites to educate
[13:29] <rek> asuhauh  whjat?
[13:30] <bazhang> rek, stop that
[13:30] <fosser_josh> indus: is ther any dialer for cablenet in ubuntu
[13:30] <rek> what? however...how can i set the right permissiones?
[13:30] <rek> ns*
[13:30] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you set the mount point and permissions using fstab
[13:30] <indus> fosser_josh: pppoe is the dialer for all things, but it doesnt work for pacenet
[13:31] <indus> fosser_josh: i use airtel :) Its the greatest isp on earth
[13:31] <rek> is it what i need?
[13:31] <fosser_josh> indus: ohk fine
[13:31] <ActionParsnip1> !fstab | rek
[13:31] <rek> in order to use my hd?
[13:31] <indus> fosser_josh: switch to it if you want quality, those cable providers are fools/idiots etc
[13:31] <ActionParsnip1> rek: yes
[13:31] <Myrtti> rek: please try to keep your question to one line so that we don't have to go digging for parts of your questions for clues
[13:31] <rek> fstab not found
[13:31] <fosser_josh> indus: no need i am using bsnl broadband
[13:32] <rafiq> ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
[13:32] <bazhang> indus, fosser_josh could you take discussion of IP to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[13:32] <fosser_josh> indus: with inlimited plan
[13:32] <ActionParsnip1> rek: its in /etc/fstab, its a config file
[13:32] <indus> fosser_josh: aah ok, if you could find out which is the dialer name then its easier
[13:32] <rek> ah ok
[13:32] <rafiq> now u want me to go to rathergood.com?
[13:32] <rek> gedit lol?
[13:32] <ActionParsnip1> rek: read the links in the factoid and you can configure your system to use your newly created partition
[13:32] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: sure
[13:32] <indus> fosser_josh: ask your friend what settings he used to get it working, write it down then try it at the other friends place
[13:33] <rek> no gui?
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> rafiq:  turn the volume down a bit befor going there.. it can be a loud site. :)
[13:33] <indus> fosser_josh: remember the step sudo pppoe-start to start the link
[13:33] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me what driver to use for nvidia ck804 AC'97 audio controller?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip1> rek: read the links
[13:33] <fosser_josh> indus: ohk fine i will do that. i will ues that comand
[13:34] <rek> opened the file it's cool
[13:34] <rafiq> Dr: sure..thank u
[13:35] <ActionParsnip1> Dr_Willis: but very happy :)
[13:35] <el_-> Hi anyone got a HP LJ4p Running on ubuntu 9.04?
[13:36] <And> have not try that
[13:36] <rek> does not talk about permission
[13:36] <rek> help
[13:36] <xerox1> hi, I just wanted to install the drivers for my ati x1800 graphics card; according to several sites in the internet i should use system->system options->hardware drivers (translated to english); but the window is empty (no driver at all listed)
[13:36] <rek> i must set the permissions
[13:36] <rafiq> actionParsnip: sorry i m here for the first time i dint c name being displayed on left...
[13:36] <Besogon> !flash
[13:36] <Myrtti> rek: patience!
[13:36] <aaron11> helo i have a blender 3d modeling program but its having some interference im using jaunty
[13:36] <el_-> hi HP LJ4P is detected and pretends to print... but it does actually not!
[13:36] <rek> ok
[13:37] <bazhang> aaron11, please explain 'some interference'
[13:37] <And> can you change ntfs partions to ext3?
[13:37] <geraldine> Rockall doesn't work...
[13:37] <geraldine> What's happen ?
[13:37] <rek> ActionParsnip1:
[13:37] <aaron11> there is a messup at the heder
[13:37] <indus> And sure
[13:38] <bazhang> aaron11, no idea what a 'messup' is
[13:38] <indus> And when you format the partition that is
[13:38] <aaron11> ill show you
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> rek: ?
[13:38] <crushyboi> can i mark traffic coming from an ip to same ip from which it came ?
[13:38] <bazhang> aaron11, paste.ubuntu.com
[13:38] <aaron11> no im sending a file
[13:38] <rek> how can i set the permssn?
[13:39] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you set it in the fstab file when you mount it
[13:39] <aaron11> acsept
[13:39] <bazhang> !imagebin | aaron11
[13:39] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me what driver to use for nvidia ck804 AC'97 audio controller?
[13:39] <rek> what can i write?
[13:39] <aaron11> fine
[13:39] <ActionParsnip1> rek: read the fstab factoid links that ubottu gave you
[13:39] <aaron11> >:/
[13:40] <rek> sorry i'm nervous but i have a..... i drunk cool carbonated water
[13:40] <rek> read
[13:40] <bazhang> rek, please read the links
[13:40] <rek> don't no
[13:40] <aaron11> http://imagebin.org/59106
[13:40] <rek> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[13:40] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you need to read the output of: sudo fdisk -l
[13:40] <rek> thx now i try
[13:41] <indus> so whats rek problem
[13:41] <indus> rek's problem
[13:41] <ActionParsnip1> rek: and add a line to your fstab, the partition name will be something like /dev/sdb1 or similar
[13:41] <rek> indus permissions
[13:41] <indus> k
[13:41] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you can then read the fsta factoid links and add an entry to the file and the partition on the new drive wil mount at boot
[13:41] <indus> rek: ActionParsnip1 is helping which is good
[13:41] <aaron11> bazhang: http://imagebin.org/59106
[13:42] <rek> /dev/sdb1
[13:42] <rek> yep he's cool and kind
[13:42] <ActionParsnip1> rek: ok so now if you run: sudo mkdir /media/storage
[13:42] <bazhang> aaron11, no idea about blender, perhaps try in #blender
[13:42] <ActionParsnip1> rek: what format is the new partition you made?
[13:42] <aaron11> :(
[13:42] <rek> shalli ?
[13:43] <smrln_> mrln
[13:43] <indus> aaron11: did u post the screenshot?
[13:43] <asger> I neede help. My screen resolution is messed up after i tryed to connect to tv-out
[13:43] <rek> ext3
[13:43] <aaron11> indus: yes
[13:43] <indus> aaron11: seems like a video driver issue
[13:44] <aaron11> ok
[13:44] <ActionParsnip1> rek: ok cool now run: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[13:44] <indus> aaron11: desktop visible through it
[13:44] <ActionParsnip1> rek: and add this line
[13:44] <aaron11> indus: do you know what to do
[13:44] <indus> aaron11: restart blender and check if it happen again?
[13:44] <shadowhywind> hay all when ever i try to run mogrify, I am getting mogrify: NoDecodeDelegateForThisImageFormat any ideas?
[13:44] <aaron11> lol
[13:44] <indus> aaron11: :)
[13:44] <rek> this? which? ActionParsnip1
[13:45] <aaron11> indus: did that a million times with and without compiz
[13:45] <indus> aaron11: i suggest you file a bug report with the display driver version
[13:45] <indus> aaron11: also,look for suggestions in #blender
[13:45] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me what driver to use for nvidia ck804 AC'97 audio controller?
[13:45] <aaron11> how do you do that
[13:45] <ActionParsnip1> rek: /dev/sdb1ext3 /media/storage auto,users,uid=1000 0 0
[13:45] <indus> aaron11: try also playing with the display options in blender, probably open gl or xv or whatever
[13:45] <progre55> hi people! I was trying to install swatch here, and when I run it, I get this error "sendmail: fatal: open /etc/postfix/main.cf: No such file or directory" what's that? and any workarounds? well, I havent googled yet.. I guess I should =)
[13:46] <indus> !launchpad | aaron11
[13:46] <ActionParsnip1> rek: with a space between sdb1 and ext3
[13:46] <ActionParsnip1> rek:  /dev/sdb1 ext3 /media/storage auto,users,uid=1000 0 0
[13:46] <ransome132> ok thanks
[13:46] <ActionParsnip1> rek: press enter on the end of the line, save the file and reboot
[13:46] <maximus_> hello! I'm using Ubuntu for a while now, but I got a weird situation: I brought a western digital external hard drive (my passport) and when I plug it in to the USB, nothing happens
[13:47] <maximus_> anyone could give me some hints?
[13:47] <vivxone> hey can any one plz help me?
[13:47] <maximus_> (on google, people seem to have it working fine)
[13:47] <vivxone> ?
[13:47] <rek> cool , what's users, uid  1000 0 0 ??
[13:47] <vivxone> any one plz
[13:47] <indus> maximus_: what is the output of mount
[13:48] <indus> maximus_: whats the output of lsusb also
[13:48] <rafiq> Action: website is awsome... but the problem is again wid utube
[13:48] <rek> what would have happened if i had used gksudo ?? ActionParsnip1
[13:48] <rafiq> Upgrade to Flash Player 10 for improved playback performance. Upgrade Now or get more info.
[13:48] <vivxone> Please suggest a name for our college tech fest
[13:48] <Timbor> hi guys
[13:48] <ActionParsnip1> rek: it sets the environment up properly
[13:48] <vivxone> plz
[13:48] <rafiq> this is the error message
[13:48] <maximus_> indus: how to see the output of mount?
[13:48] <indus> vivxone: wrong channel \
[13:49] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: you got javascript enabled?
[13:49] <bazhang> vivxone, offtopic for here
[13:49] <vivxone> Please suggest a name for our college tech fest
[13:49] <Pici> !ot | vivxone
[13:49] <indus> maximus_: in mainmenu>accessories>terminal type mount
[13:49] <indus> !paste | maximus_
[13:49] <rek> ActionParsnip1:  properly equals....  i would have been able to write files on it?????
[13:49] <rafiq> sorry how to check that?
[13:49] <Timbor> i've a problem with my ubuntu system. it will not detect my ps2 mouse/keyboard.
[13:49] <vivxone> i knowwww thttttt
[13:49] <vivxone> plzzzzz
[13:49] <Timbor> if i boot in the recovery mode i can work with my keyboard
[13:49] <vivxone>  help me
[13:49] <FloodBot1> vivxone: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:50] <rek> i never do gksudo gedit.... i always do sudo gedit
[13:50] <bazhang> vivxone, then stop asking
[13:50] <xerox1> i would like to install the drivers for my ati x1800 on jaunty; the list of restricted drivers is empty; how to fix that?
[13:50] <vivxone> god will help u
[13:50] <Timbor> but if i start x it doenst work
[13:50] <indus> vivxone: call it techspam
[13:50] <pozic> Firefox crashes after I visit a page with a Flash plugin on it. Is this a known problem?
[13:50] <maximus_> indus: lsusb -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251343/
[13:51] <vivxone> ok
[13:51] <indus> maximus_: what make is the usb hdd
[13:51] <ActionParsnip1> rek: yes but it may mangle permissions and owners
[13:51] <vivxone> as u wish
[13:51] <vivxone> byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[13:51] <indus> bye
[13:51] <rek> mangle?
[13:51] <indus> rek: mangle=messup
[13:51] <maximus_> indus: I do not understand the "what make" ?
[13:51] <indus> maximus_: what company
[13:51] <indus> :)
[13:51] <indus> maximus_: make and model
[13:51] <Lo_Pan> he already said western digital
[13:52] <rek> indus ok mangle equals destroy
[13:52] <maximus_> indus: Western Digital
[13:52] <indus> maximus_: aargh thanks i remember
[13:52] <rek> thx another word learnt
[13:52] <indus> maximus_: whats the output of mount
[13:52] <rek> ActionParsnip1:  properly equals....  i would have been able to write files on it?????
[13:53] <maximus_> indus: mount -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251345/
[13:53] <neoTheCat> this is a real general question, but has anyone had any problems with 9.04 becoming slower in general?
[13:54] <indus> maximus_: ok in terminal type 'mount -a' without the quotes
[13:54] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me what driver to use for nvidia ck804 AC'97 audio controller?
[13:54] <indus> maximus_: ok here is a simpler solution> do u see anything in menu>places?
[13:54] <maximus_> indus: mount -a gives nothing
[13:54] <chrism> Has anybody spotted the corrupt file in the 9.04 remix .img?
[13:55] <indus> maximus_: ya it wont give anythng,just mounts all devices
[13:55] <maximus_> indus: no, I see nothing on the manu>places regarding the external usb hdd
[13:56] <indus> maximus_: ok do this in terminal 'sudo modprobe usb_storage'
[13:56] <oguncak> hi everybody.. is there a solution to prevent the beep sound on startup and shutdown? my sound scheme is adjusted for no sounds though!!!
[13:56] <sergio>  	/msg StArGaTe|Mp3|020 XDCC SEND #26
[13:56] <rek> ActionParsnip1:  user or users ?
[13:56] <noise> hi 2 all.how can i have the 3
[13:56] <noise> 3d cube ?
[13:56] <noise> how is the name of the program?
[13:57] <ziroday> oguncak: you can blacklist the pcspkr module all together and prevent your pc speaker from going off ever
[13:57] <bret>  noise: compiz
[13:57] <cahJogja> hiiii
[13:57] <noise> ok
[13:57] <maximus_> indus: nothing happens
[13:57] <ziroday> !ccsm | noise
[13:57] <ActionParsnip1> rek: user i think, read the fstab guides
[13:57] <indus> maximus_: ya nothing visible will happen
[13:57] <rek> user
[13:57] <indus> maximus_: now do a mount -a
[13:57] <rek> yes other dev uses user
[13:57] <maximus_> indus: still, nothing happens
[13:58] <indus> maximus_: now check in places
[13:58] <maximus_> indus: the usb hdd has fat32
[13:58] <maximus_> indus: no new entries in places
[13:58] <indus> maximus_: can i see out put of sudo fdisk -l also
[13:58] <Montecristo_> !keep edmond
[13:59] <oguncak> thanks for the reply.. does that shut down my sounds copletely? will i be able to play music anyways?
[13:59] <ziroday> oguncak: you will be able to play music. It only stops the pc speaker for making any "beeps"
[13:59] <indus> maximus_: try this in terminal
[13:59] <indus> sudo modprobe -r ehci_hcd
[13:59] <maximus_> indus: fdisk -l -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251346/
[14:00] <indus> kk
[14:00] <indus> sudo modprobe -r ehci_hcd
[14:00] <chrism> oguncak: i  left the chat  but can say i use psst.app It works well and is adjustable. Only affects the chime not the usual sound. hth
[14:00] <indus> now paste the output of dmesg | tail
[14:00] <maximus_> indus: the usb that is listed on the output of fdisk -l is not what I need
[14:00] <indus> maximus_: nvm the fstab,
[14:00] <indus> sudo modprobe -r ehci_hcd
[14:00] <indus> now paste the output of dmesg | tail
[14:01] <oguncak> thanks ziroday!!! so, how will i do the things you told? instructions :D
[14:01] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me what driver to use for nvidia ck804 AC'97 audio controller?
[14:01] <ziroday> oguncak: in a terminal type in sudo nano /etc/modules.d/blacklist and add in the line blacklist pcspkr
[14:01] <indus> oguncak: you have a file called /etc/modules/blacklist.conf add line to end blacklist pcspkr
[14:02] <maximus_> indus: dmseg | tail -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251348/
[14:02] <indus> ziroday: ya sorry oguncak i forget exact path
[14:02] <ActionParsnip1> booksbuggy: can you provide the output of: sudo lshw -C sound
[14:02] <oguncak> thanks.. i hope i am not keeping you stuck with me.. i will try what you told.
[14:02] <indus> ziroday: oguncak please use blacklist.conf in jaunty as the other one is deprecated
[14:02] <indus> both work though
[14:02] <rek> ActionParsnip1: now i don't even see it
[14:03] <rek> don't even see it as a drive
[14:03] <rek> helpp
[14:03] <ActionParsnip1> rek: can you provide the output of     mount
[14:03] <oguncak> ok ziroday.. i will try and come back again.
[14:03] <indus> maximus_: ok switch off power to device, restart system , then boot into ubuntu and power on again
[14:03] <booksbuggy> ActionParsnip1: what is the paste bin site again?
[14:03] <ActionParsnip1> !paste > booksbuggy
[14:03] <bazhang> booksbuggy, paste.ubuntu.com
[14:04] <ActionParsnip1> booksbuggy: any will do though, you don't need to use that particular one
[14:04] <maximus_> indus: should I connect the device at boot time or after logged I log in?
[14:04] <rek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251352/
[14:04] <booksbuggy> ActionParsnip1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/251351/
[14:04] <indus> maximus_:after login you connect it
[14:04] <indus> maximus_: then check dmesg | tail
[14:05] <rek> booksbuggy i told him lol
[14:05] <ActionParsnip1> rek: ok what if you run: sudo mount -a
[14:05] <rek> mount: mount point ext3 does not exist
[14:05] <booksbuggy> ActionParsnip1: when i googled that they said something about it being buggy
[14:05] <ubtest> Hey folks, I use standard Ubuntu CD and want to perform an automatic install. I specify auto=true url=http://..../preseed.cfg interactive=false, and the system properly gets the IP address and obtains the preseed file, but it still opens the graphical display and asks the questions manually, as if its ignoring the preseed data. Any hints?
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> booksbuggy: from a forum someone advises: sudo apt-get --reinstall install pulseaudio
[14:06] <booksbuggy> ActionParsnip1: okay
[14:06] <rek> so gparted didn't the job?
[14:06] <chrism> the corrupt file in the 9.04 remix .img is at  /pool/main/ppp/p.  Called PPP_245~.D nul nul.  It gives error -43 and can't be deleted or renamed or whatever.  It is screwing up my attempts to 'disk verify' and to get a proper reading of my USBs size.
[14:06] <rek> mount: mount point ext3 does not exist
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> rek: ok can you pastebin the /etc/fstab file please
[14:07] <rafiq> ActionParsnip: java script enabled..
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> typos in fstab :) fun fun fun
[14:07] <ubuntu> lol
[14:07] <ActionParsnip1> Dr_Willis: tell me about it
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: run: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[14:08] <rek> rw action man ? we missed read and write maybe
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> Fstabulus!
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> rafiq: change the line to /dev/sdb1 /media/storage ext auto,users,uid=1000 0 0
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> gah
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> ext2 or ext3 ya mean :)
[14:08] <rek> users or user
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> /dev/sdb1 /media/storage ext3 auto,users,uid=1000 0 0
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> Heh.
[14:08] <rek> to be or not to be that is the question
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> rek: whichever you found it to be
[14:08] <rafiq> text file fstab opened
[14:09] <xerox1> i am facing a flickering mouse pointer + no desktop effects; graphics card: ati x1800 on jaunty; any recommendations?
[14:09] <rek> lol
[14:09] <rek> we must be more accurate
[14:09] <ActionParsnip1> rek: if yu read some guides online you can find all this out, including the links in the factoid
[14:09] <rek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251357/
[14:10] <ubtest> Btw, how can I disable graphical installer?I'd like the usual text version.
[14:10] <booksbuggy> what kind of audio device is compatible with amorak?
[14:10] <ActionParsnip1> rek: yeah, swap ext3 and /media/storage   around
[14:10] <bazhang> ubtest, use the alternate cd? the minimal one?
[14:11] <booksbuggy> I meant amarok
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> rek: the rest will be fine
[14:11] <rek> ?
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> rek: i mixed the colomns up
[14:11] <rek> ActionParsnip1: don't know
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> rek: change: /dev/sdb1 ext3 /media/storage auto,user,uid=1000 0 0
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> rek: to: /dev/sdb1 /media/storage ext3 auto,user,uid=1000 0 0
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> rek: i know you don't know thats why i'm doing so much hand holding here
[14:12] <rek> hand holding?
[14:12] <rafiq>  ok now save?
[14:12] <rek> can i reboot?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> rek: me pretty much giving you every command and option rather than yo uinjecting anything to the process
[14:13] <sheyla> #SEMARANG
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> rek: i'd add rw to the options too
[14:13] <maximus_> indus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/251359/
[14:13] <sheyla> #semarang
[14:13] <rek> uinjecting ? i whould ad rw too lol
[14:13] <rek> and where?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> rek: change auto,user,uid=1000   to rw,auto,user,uid=1000
[14:13] <indus> maximus_: so still cant see the usb drive?
[14:13] <rek> sure u don't miss something??
[14:14] <maximus_> indus: still can't
[14:14] <ActionParsnip1> rek: its a bit of experimentation with wat will work, we'll get there
[14:14] <rafiq> Actionparsnip: file edited..shali save n close
[14:14] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you can now save the file, close gedit and type: sudo mount -a
[14:14] <maximus_> indus: but I've done reboot before too, so that won't help
[14:14] <rek> in the fd0auto is before
[14:14] <indus> maximus_: aah not sure whats going on,but i read somewhere on the forums about one step wait
[14:15] <maximus_> indus: "one step wait" ?
[14:15] <indus> maximus_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/344406
[14:15] <maximus_> indus: the usb hdd is connecting and disconnecting automatically every 2 seconds
[14:15] <rek> line 11 in /etc/fstab is bad
[14:15] <indus> maximus_: i meant wait 1 sec :)
[14:15] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you can now verify the task has complete by running     mount
[14:15] <indus> maximus_: just read that link i think it might help
[14:15] <ActionParsnip1> rek: ok can you pastebin the fstab file again
[14:15] <indus> i need to leave now
[14:16] <maximus_> indus: thank you!
[14:16] <indus> maximus_: most welcome, bye then
[14:16] <jacekowski> that reminds me something
[14:16] <lorasairon> will gnome 3 change a lot?
[14:17] <lorasairon> s/gnome/gconf
[14:17] <rek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251363/            for ActionParsnip1
[14:17] <jacekowski> http://i28.tinypic.com/dg06iv.jpg
[14:17] <bazhang> jacekowski, dont spam here
[14:17] <rek> is there a gui to set this..... ....permissions^
[14:18] <ransome132> jilo
[14:18] <bazhang> ransome132, hi
[14:19] <ransome132> hi there
[14:19] <rek> UUID=30fcb748-ad1e-4228-af2f-951e8e7b56df / ext3 defaults,errors=remount-ro,noatime 0 1   ActionParsnip1 how can i find this root filesystem
[14:21] <geirha> rek: sudo blkid -t UUID=30fcb748-ad1e-4228-af2f-951e8e7b56df
[14:21] <rek> good and cool geirha
[14:22] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you didnt change the line
[14:22] <rek> ah sorry
[14:22] <ActionParsnip1> rek: your fstab still reads: /dev/sdb1 ext3 /media/storage ext3  rw,auto,user,uid=1000 0 0     which won't work
[14:22] <rek> 2 ext3
[14:22] <ActionParsnip1> rek: it needs to read: /dev/sdb1 /media/storage ext3  rw,auto,user,uid=1000 0 0
[14:23] <vagothcpp> "sudo su" or "sudo bash", whats the difference?
[14:23] <rek> and the rooth filesystem?
[14:23] <ActionParsnip1> vagothcpp: both arent hugely advised, sudo -i   is advised
[14:23] <naf> ae
[14:23] <vagothcpp> ActionParsnip1: Why and Why?
[14:24] <ce_luTu> aoww
[14:24] <Commander1024> sudo bash just starts an new (redundant) bash with admin right
[14:24] <ActionParsnip1> vagothcpp: sudo su will make you be root, but when you modify files in your home they will be owned by root and you may damamge files and settings so you cannot log in
[14:24] <cresuso> Hey
[14:24] <cresuso> Sorry for asking there
[14:24] <rek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251371/ ActionParsnip1
[14:25] <Commander1024> sudo su invokes the running shell with the "superuser" command in admin mode
[14:25] <cresuso> but how can i register for #python channel ?
[14:25] <bazhang> !register > cresuso
[14:25] <Kottizen> cresuso: I think it's already registred.
[14:25] <ActionParsnip1> rek: have you formatted the partition?
[14:25] <cresuso> Kottizen, It says no
[14:25] <vagothcpp> and sudo -i when I modify files/save files it is as my user?
[14:25] <cresuso> I'll seee bazhang, thank's
[14:25] <ActionParsnip1> vagothcpp: sudo -i   is an interactive sudo and will be your username just elevated in priveledges
[14:25] <rek> yep but....why can't i set the right device with blkid ???
[14:26] <bazhang> cresuso, register and identify, #freenode for help in the future thanks
[14:26] <rek> he don't even display the drive in computer
[14:26] <ActionParsnip1> vagothcpp: your settings for bash will be your own too as when you run sudo su your settings and home will be /root
[14:26] <cresuso> bazhang, Yes, sorry ;)
[14:26] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you don't have to use blkid
[14:26] <rek> however now i try to see if there are some problems with the wires
[14:26] <ActionParsnip1> rek: you can use it if you wish
[14:26] <rek> why ActionParsnip1
[14:26] <ActionParsnip1> !blkid
[14:26] <Commander1024> sudo su will most probably not load a sane profile environment (wrong or no %PATH set etc.)
[14:26] <ActionParsnip1> rek: if the partition shows up in sudo fstab -l then its fine
[14:27] <rek> insane?
[14:27] <rek> no
[14:27] <schweizer_> hi folks
[14:27] <rek> it does not work that command after i rebooted
[14:27] <ActionParsnip1> vagothcpp: its just advised to use sudo -i
[14:27] <ActionParsnip1> rek: then your wires may be loose
[14:28] <schweizer_> how can i set up a pseudo printer so that i can print a document for instance to a png file with "soffice -pt pseudo_printer_png document" ?
[14:28] <sunamiebob> try sudo fdisk -l
[14:28] <rek> ActionParsnip1:  99% yes
[14:28] <rek> now i open the case
[14:28] <ActionParsnip1> rek: make sure its off before you play
[14:28] <rek> when i touch it i hear the hdd
[14:28] <WishingMaster> ActionParsnip1, i want to update my kde version from 4.1 to latest,do you know the repository address of kde?
[14:29] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip1: My wires have been loose for some time
[14:29] <rek> must buy a new PSU what PSU do u like?
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> WishingMaster: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.3
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> WishingMaster: its in the MOTD in #kubuntu
[14:29] <rek> what PSU ....could i buy? 20 euro
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> rek: thats offtopic here
[14:30] <rek> yep but it's a little ontopic
[14:30] <rek> 5% topic
[14:30] <nfrgvn_sh> 'ello
[14:30] <bazhang> rek, its offtopic
[14:30] <Pici> rek: No, its not.  ##hardware would be the best place to ask.
[14:30] <rek> 2%
[14:30] <bazhang> rek, try ##hardware
[14:30] <nfrgvn_sh> i have a question
[14:30] <rek> hi pici
[14:30] <ActionParsnip1> rek: its hardware related which is OS independant, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic or #hardware
[14:30] <nfrgvn_sh> any gurus around?
[14:30] <rek> now i power off
[14:31] <vagothcpp> What is the filesystem type for vbox shared folders?
[14:31] <noise_> who is the best terminal
[14:31] <rek> ActionParsnip1:  i know hw.... i'll be back and...
[14:31] <ewook> noise_: I am.
[14:31] <noise_> nice to meet you
[14:31] <noise_> :p
[14:31] <Otacon22> Wich program can i use to modify video and inserting audio and images?
[14:32] <runpain2_> Hello all
[14:32] <Otacon22> i've not found anything decent to do that
[14:32] <ActionParsnip1> vagothcpp: shares dont have an fs, its managed by the managed by the service
[14:32] <runpain2_> How do i run file browser in root
[14:32] <ActionParsnip1> runpain2_: gksudo <app name>
[14:32] <vagothcpp> ActionParsnip1: I beg to differ, it is used via a mount
[14:33] <ewook> ActionParsnip1: so, nfs is what?
[14:33] <nfrgvn_sh> i updated my presistant liveUSB and now it wont boot, any solutions?
[14:34] <noise_> where can i find a guitar tuner?
[14:34] <nfrgvn_sh> i updated my presistant liveUSB and now it wont boot, any solutions?
[14:34] <vagothcpp> mount.vboxsf sharename mountpoint
[14:34] <ActionParsnip1> vagothcpp: then it will be determined by the sharing service, sshfs, smbfs
[14:34] <ewook> noise_: in a music store, or via apt-cache search / aptitude / synaptec
[14:34] <ActionParsnip1> etc
[14:35] <vagothcpp> mount -t vboxfs MyShareName /mnt/ShareName
[14:36] <nfrgvn_sh> i updated my presistant liveUSB and now it wont boot, any solutions?
[14:37] <sunamiebob> does it boot to a shell?
[14:37] <nfrgvn_sh> nope
[14:37] <noise_> ok
[14:38] <nfrgvn_sh> it hangs at boot error, about 3 secs after i turn on the PC
[14:38] <noise_> how can i become a programer! :D
[14:38] <bazhang> noise_, please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:38] <sunamiebob> hmm I had same problem but I typed exit [enter] twice and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start and it booted fine
[14:38] <noise_> okokokok
[14:39] <nfrgvn_sh> theres no cmd line or anything i can type in
[14:39] <Leaderfox> hallo guys who know ppp interface _
[14:40] <abhishek_> how can I install flash player as to run youtube??
[14:40] <abhishek_> in ubuntu
[14:40] <ActionParsnip1> !flas > abhishek_
[14:40] <ActionParsnip1> !flash > abhishek_
[14:40] <hasanhabibi> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) ??????????
[14:41] <abhishek_> thanks...ubottu
[14:41] <abhishek_> let me see it..
[14:42] <sunamiebob> abhishek_ if you have problems still try this
[14:42] <sunamiebob> sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-* --purge
[14:42] <sunamiebob> sudo apt-get remove --purge swfdec-mozilla swfdec-gnome mozilla-plugin-gnash gnash
[14:42] <nick_h> plasma and kicker crashed. i ssh'd into my box and ran "kstart plasma". however, that failed with "kstart: cannot connect to X server". any suggestions for what to do?
[14:42] <sunamiebob> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[14:42] <pkkm> how to convert mp3 to flac?
[14:43] <pkkm> in console
[14:43] <sunamiebob> and then restart firefox and it should be working. I hope!
[14:43] <ActionParsnip1> hasanhabibi: is there any error message in the output of: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[14:43] <nick_h> pkkm: have you searched google? there are lots of answers there
[14:43] <bazhang> nick_h, please dont recommend that here
[14:44] <nick_h> bazhang: really? why's that?
[14:44] <ActionParsnip1> pkkm: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=871894
[14:44] <gribouille> hi
[14:44] <EMPulse> hey guys
[14:44] <bazhang> nick_h, people know about google; this is a support channel not a redirect to google.
[14:44] <EMPulse> any idea how I can enable flash in chromium
[14:45] <nick_h> bazhang: i agree. but many questions can be answered by searching google, and many people don't bother to search google before asking
[14:45] <bazhang> nick_h, its not acceptable nonetheless.
[14:46] <nick_h> bazhang: i'm happy to conform to the channel's guidelines, and shall do so from now on
[14:46] <gribouille> on my machine, the command to launch firefox is firefox-3.0 and not firefox. as a result other programs can't lauch it. how can I rename firefox-3.5 to firefox ?
[14:46] <ActionParsnip1> EMPulse: create a symlink to libflashplayer.so in /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins/
[14:46] <ActionParsnip1> EMPulse: you will then need to run it with: chromium-browser --enable-plugins
[14:46] <gribouille> on my machine, the command to launch firefox is firefox-3.0 and not firefox. as a result other programs can't lauch it. how can I rename firefox-3.0 to firefox ?
[14:46] <nick_h> bazhang: for the record, let me just state that i disagree with that policy. it reinforces bad behaviour
[14:46] <EMPulse> ActionParsnip1, ah, thanks lemme try
[14:47] <maximus_> anyone got the "modprobe ehci_hcd" working? it says that "FATAL: Module ehci_hcd not found."
[14:47] <tavi> hy
[14:47] <tavi> i have a game
[14:47] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> HAI
[14:47] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> cool
[14:47] <tavi> made for both mac and linux
[14:47] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> :O
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> gribouille: sudo ln -s /usr/bin/firefox-3.0 /usr/bin/firefox
[14:47] <tavi> but doesn't work
[14:47] <lorasairon> tavi: what game?
[14:47] <tavi> when i click on it
[14:47] <EMPulse> ActionParsnip1, thanks, I did a tutorial that made the symbolic link thing, thanks alot for the help
[14:47] <tavi> sun blast
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> EMPulse: np :)
[14:47] <abhishek_> guys!!! I am still not been able to see youtube videos...wat i do
[14:48] <tavi> http://www.sunblastthegame.com/support.php
[14:48] <sunamiebob> kudos to ActionP
[14:48] <ActionParsnip1> sunamiebob: ?
[14:48] <sunamiebob> abhiskeh_ did u see my cmds for you up above ?
[14:49] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> Hai boiz, what i want to do is: Build a kernel so i can apply a patch for my Broadcom network card :). So i wanted to ask where can i get source code? and if u got another idea how to apply the patch that would be great :D
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> tavi: you need to run:  tar -zxvf sunblast_demo_linux32.tar.gz
[14:50] <LordLandon> Dear channel, why does the interbleh think it's so difficult to disable gnome-panel?
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> tavi: to extract it
[14:50] <tavi> i extracted it
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> tavi: ok cool
[14:50] <tavi> and i cant start
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> tavi: is your ubuntu 32bit?
[14:50] <tavi> also games like counter strike doesnt work
[14:51] <tavi> yes
[14:51] <ActionParsnip1> tavi: have you installed video drivers?
[14:51] <tavi> yes
[14:51] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> wtf
[14:51] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> ?
[14:51] <ActionParsnip1> tavi: ok then launch the game fromcommand line, when it dies, give us the output
[14:51] <bazhang> LOLWTFOMGBBQ, watch the language
[14:51] <tavi> well
[14:52] <tavi> how should be the comand to lauch the game?
[14:52] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> bazhang: ?
[14:52] <Pici> !kernel | LOLWTFOMGBBQ these links should help
[14:52] <boss_mc> LOLWTFOMGBBQ: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+custom+kernel+compile&l=1
[14:52] <ActionParsnip1> tavi: type the name of the thing  you click on in the folder
[14:52] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> thank you guys and bots
[14:52] <jiohdi> whats the best ubuntu compatible movie editor?
[14:52] <tavi> sunblastdemo
[14:53] <tavi> whitout any extension
[14:53] <LOLWTFOMGBBQ> SEEMS U CANT HELP /CRY
[14:53] <boss_mc> !best | jiohdi
[14:53] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: best is an opinion so isnt concrete
[14:53] <jiohdi> local opinion is acceptable to me :)
[14:53] <boss_mc> jiohdi: then ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots
[14:53] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: best does not exist at any time excepting for an evaluation of a product to your own (and only your) requirements
[14:53] <jiohdi> how do you operate it?
[14:54] <ActionParsnip1> jiohdi: why not try a couple, see which you think is best
[14:55] <rashed2020> Where do logs usually go? I'm looking for the apache logs
[14:55] <jiohdi> action, thank you :)
[14:55] <Acedip> how do i know that the computer has ditected the dvd rom??
[14:55] <boss_mc> jiohdi: ask him 'What's the best video editor'
[14:55] <boss_mc> rashed2020: /var/log
[14:55] <ActionParsnip1> rashed2020: try /var/log
[14:55] <rashed2020> Thank you.
[14:56] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, type: eject in the terminal. if it opens, you're a winner
[14:56] <rek> ActionParsnip1:
[14:56] <rek> unvalid mount option ActionParsnip1 but now it see it... but fdisk -l  doesn not didplay something
[14:57] <tavi> ActionParsnip1:
[14:57] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: it does eject, but does that mean its been mounted, coz i dont see any icon of the dvd rom?
[14:57] <tavi> any ideea?
[14:58] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, so your drive, works but when you put something in you cant access it?
[14:58] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: yes
[14:58] <strange> hey guys how to upgrade 8.04 to 9.04 from commandline
[14:58] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, if you go to Places -> computer can you see your drive there?
[14:58] <ActionParsnip1> rek: does the disk show up in bios?
[14:59] <strange> ? upgrade
[14:59] <Kottizen> !upgrade command line
[14:59] <bazhang> strange, no direct path
[14:59] <boss_mc> strange: you have to upgrade to 8.10 first
[14:59] <rek> if it sees it in computer (gnome) of course
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> !upgrade > strange
[14:59] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: no, i cant see it
[14:59] <bazhang> strange, you need to go to 8.10 first
[14:59] <rek> ActionParsnip1:  so.. it asys wrong fs type bla bla bla if i do sudo mount -a
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> strange: do the server upgrade as it uses command line, you will not however install the server kernel (this is good)
[15:00] <ActionParsnip1> rek: if the partition doesnt show up in the fdisk output then you need to look into that, did you format the partition?
[15:00] <boss_mc> !upgrade > boss_mc
[15:00] <rek> ./media/storage ActionParsnip1 is this an invalit mount option?
[15:00] <strange> ActionParsnip1L: alright thanks i will keep the desktop install then i hope
[15:01] <fbianconi> strange: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=upgrade+8.04+to+9.04+from+commandline
[15:01] <rek> i used gparted... created partition tthe* and...said him to format it
[15:01] <rek> rety
[15:01] <rek> try
[15:01] <ActionParsnip1> rek: its not ./media/storage  its /media/storage
[15:01] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, hmm, never some across that before. Every drive iv ever owned has just appeared there, as well as friends machines.. if its not being detected i dont know what to do. Perhaps someone else in here can help?
[15:01] <rek> action / irc  eat the line lol
[15:01] <fbianconi> strange: sorry was not my intention to disrispect
[15:01] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: well how to check which device is my drive?
[15:02] <strange> i get "No new release found" when i run  do-release-upgrade
[15:03] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, is this a new install?
[15:03] <anast> hi
[15:04] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, runnning updates usually fixes things on a new install for me, try that first
[15:04] <anast> could someone help with libg2c installation?
[15:04] <rek> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1,
[15:04] <rek>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[15:04] <rek>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[15:04] <rek>        dmesg | tail  or so
[15:04] <FloodBot1> rek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:04] <rek> i'm not flooding floodBot1
[15:05] <bazhang> rek, paste.ubuntu.com dont flood
[15:05] <rek> hei
[15:05] <rek> formatted it again and now i don't see the media
[15:05] <strange> found it had to change /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[15:05] <rek> why?
[15:05] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: no its not, i installed 9.04 months back, but just got a new dvd rom, the older one had some lense problems
[15:05] <strange> thanks guys
[15:05] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, do you have anything in /media?
[15:06] <pragmatisti> has anyone had problems with amarok in ubuntu 9.04?
[15:07] <b3rz3rk3r> !question | pragmatisti
[15:07] <rek> im really tired
[15:07] <CaptainCrook> i'm trying to save a projet file that is located in system files...it says access denied... anyway to sudo save?
[15:07] <CaptainCrook> in a gui application...
[15:07] <pragmatisti> thx, its my first time using irc
[15:08] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, Places->Computer->Filesystem->Media  whats in there?
[15:08] <b3rz3rk3r> brb... have to hang the washing :(
[15:08] <caio_> hi, when i double-click .deb files it opens Ark, and I cant install package, how can I do it? without going to command line...
[15:08] <bazhang> caio_, which .deb
[15:08] <rek> help
[15:09] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: there are folders named cdrom0 and cdrom1 but nothing in there
[15:09] <caio_> bazhang: what?
[15:09] <rek> help i'm tired
[15:09] <caio_> all .deb opens on ark.
[15:09] <bazhang> rek, take chat elsewhere
[15:09] <null_> ndabänd
[15:09] <null_> oh
[15:09] <rek> no bazhang
[15:09] <rek> no
[15:09] <DJones> !ot | rek
[15:09] <pragmatisti> on ubuntu amarok appears to be fine but I get no sound. solution?
[15:10] <abhishek_> can I play mp3 and standard media formats in UBUNTU?
[15:10] <bazhang> abhishek_, sure
[15:10] <rek> !ot nothing
[15:10] <koudelka_> abhishek_, yes
[15:10] <bazhang> install ubuntu-restricted-extras abhishek_
[15:10] <thiebaude> !medibuntu
[15:11] <pragmatisti> I get the message in amarok on startup that "the audio playback device HDA intel" does not work"
[15:11] <koudelka_> it should automatically ask you to install the necessary drivers
[15:11] <abhishek_> from where can I install it...bazhang
[15:11] <koudelka_> codecs i mean
[15:11] <koudelka_> not drivers
[15:11] <thiebaude> koudelka_, synaptic
[15:11] <bazhang> abhishek_, from synaptic package manager or the command line
[15:11] <shindow> i want to ask about mount
[15:12] <shindow> should the xp mount before we use the disk
[15:12] <Aroll605> Hello
[15:12] <sunamiebob> abhishek_: its gona be sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:12] <bazhang> abhishek_, lets keep it in channel please
[15:12] <Aroll605> whats the difference between free and available disk space?
[15:12] <Aroll605> in gnome-system-manager
[15:13] <rohdef> does anyone happen to know how to use the "network usb" from the D-Link DIR-635 in Ubuntu?
[15:13] <abhishek_> yeah sure..you can tell here to...
[15:15] <mirash> hi there
[15:15] <mirash> :)
[15:15] <koudelka_> hi
[15:15] <vagothcpp> How do I restart X/Gnome
[15:15] <Kottizen> win 19
[15:15] <Kottizen> ops
[15:15] <Aroll605> /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[15:16] <Aroll605> Does anyone know whats the difference between Available and Free disk space in gnome-system-manager?
[15:16] <mirash> i want to include windows in my boot options
[15:16] <mirash> how can i?
[15:16] <mirash> i can now boot my ububntu only
[15:16] <bazhang> abhishek_, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras (from the terminal)
[15:16] <mirash> s/ububntu/ubuntu
[15:17] <mirash> how can I include Windows also in Grub?
[15:17] <pragmatisti> i just installed amarok and i am getting no sound, is this common?
[15:17] <koudelka_> mirash, ubuntu didnt add it automatically?
[15:18] <mirash> didnt
[15:18] <mirash> i dont knw y
[15:18] <bazhang> mirash, windows installed second?
[15:18] <mirash> usually it does
[15:18] <mirash> no
[15:18] <mirash> 1st, I installed Win
[15:18] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto mirash
[15:19] <Aquahallic> mirash: did you put winblows on a separate partition?
[15:19] <koudelka_> mirash, what version of windows is it?
[15:19] <mirash> ya
[15:19] <mirash> WinXP SP2
[15:19] <rek> Error opening file '/media/disk/easytut-it.pdf': Permission denied
[15:19] <rek> help now it's mounted
[15:19] <b3rz3rk3r> back
[15:19] <sunamiebob> youll have to edit the boot.ini
[15:19] <bret> mirash, from file manager, can you see your windows partition?
[15:19] <vagothcpp> It failed to restart X/GNOME
[15:19] <mirash> I just want to know which drive I have to give in menu.lst
[15:19] <Aquahallic> mirash: can you mount and browse that partition and see your win installation?
[15:19] <iceroot> is gparted resizing a partition while running the os? or at the boot like partition magic? because i want to resize a fake-raid1 and ubuntu-live is not detectong the raid until running dmraid
[15:20] <Lord-Readman> hello, how do you make a message popup to the user? ie im in ssh to an ubuntu desktop and wish to leave a message
[15:20] <mirash> I can see my Win files in one drive
[15:20] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, there isnt meant to be anything in there, but if they are showing up then your drive is being detected by ubuntu, which is good
[15:20] <koudelka_> mirash, you have to add windows to your grub config
[15:20] <k4dm3l> hello?
[15:20] <Myrtti> iceroot: you can't resize a partition that you've got mounted
[15:20] <koudelka_> it is pretty easy
[15:20] <rek> Error opening file '/media/disk/easytut-it.pdf': Permission denied   b3rz3rk3r
[15:20] <k4dm3l> people! good morning
[15:20] <iceroot> Myrtti: lice-cd
[15:20] <iceroot> Myrtti: live-cd
[15:20] <koudelka_> mirash, you can find the file in /boot/grub/
[15:20] <koudelka_> i think it is called grub.conf
[15:20] <koudelka_> or
[15:21] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: ohk, but then what to do now?
[15:21] <koudelka_>  menu something
[15:21] <b3rz3rk3r> rek, use sudo
[15:21] <k4dm3l> any one of you have tried to update an ipod on linux?
[15:21] <Milligan> How can I check TXT records for a domain ?
[15:21] <bazhang> koudelka_, menu.lst
[15:21] <bazhang> k4dm3l, the firmware? cant be done
[15:21] <koudelka_> bazhang, yes that thanks
[15:21] <bret> mirash, here gives you some instructions:  htp://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-116093.html
[15:22] <tuxxie> how can I connect to a serial console
[15:22] <k4dm3l> tuxxie, use minicom
[15:22] <koudelka_> mirash, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=116093#4
[15:23] <tuxxie> k4dm3l, thanks
[15:23] <k4dm3l> bazhang, any way to run a virtualbox windows inside
[15:23] <Lord-Readman> hello, how do you make a message popup to the user? ie im in ssh to an ubuntu desktop and wish to leave a message
[15:23] <k4dm3l> and itunes detect ipod?
[15:23] <thiebaude> !vm
[15:23] <Lord-Readman> like the one when the its locked
[15:23] <bazhang> k4dm3l, that would be the option
[15:23] <k4dm3l> bazhang, y will try
[15:23] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, just had a google session - this might solve your problem: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7756715
[15:23] <k4dm3l> thanks
[15:23] <mirash> no grub.conf there
[15:23] <bazhang> k4dm3l, be forewarned though it is really slow
[15:24] <bazhang> mirash, its menu.lst
[15:24] <k4dm3l> ok, what about wine?
[15:24] <bazhang> k4dm3l, itunes will work in wine, but even more glacial
[15:24] <homy> Hi! Which easy to set-up remote backup solution would you recommend? I mean, something like rsnapshot or rdiff-backup that backups to a local server.
[15:24] <sunamiebob> /boot/grub/
[15:24] <b3rz3rk3r> k4dm3l, i just use banshee to manage my ipod.. works great
[15:25] <olinuxx> yep'
[15:25] <bazhang> b3rz3rk3r, he wants to upgrade firmware of an ipod though
[15:25] <k4dm3l> but i need to upgrade it
[15:25] <mirash> i hav menu.lst
[15:25] <b3rz3rk3r> homy, i use sbackup.. works great for my purposes. supports remote servers
[15:25] <bret> I have itouch, and banshee won't work with it.  what version of itunes will work in wine?
[15:25] <mirash> i need to knw which hd is my disk
[15:25] <bazhang> bret, best to check appdb
[15:25] <b3rz3rk3r> bazhang, ah, yeah, you will need to do that from itunes afaik ?
[15:25] <bazhang> !appdb
[15:25] <k4dm3l> bret, use floola
[15:25] <mirash> hd0,1 or hd0,2 ....................
[15:26] <thiebaude> bret, not all programs work in wine
[15:26] <sunamiebob> mirash: which one does menu.lst show booting ubuntu?
[15:26] <mirash> /boot/vmlinuz.......................
[15:27] <bret> last I checked I did not see a version that worked good in the wine app db.  saw someone said that itunes worked and wondered what version they had
[15:27] <namuch> does anyone know what package contains the "merge" command for ubunut server 8.04?
[15:27] <homy> b3rz3rk3r: it seems sbackup is not mantained anymore?
[15:27] <bret> floola will also not work with itouch k4dm3l, but thanks for the suggestion.
[15:27] <miguelzen> hello
[15:27] <koudelka_> mirash, it is probably  hd01 if thats the one you installed first
[15:27] <miguelzen> salut
[15:28] <koudelka_> you can try
[15:28] <miguelzen> bonjour
[15:28] <thiebaude> !fr
[15:28] <joeyeye> mirash: cd /boot, then df .
[15:28] <mirash> wat
[15:28] <Sitowlan> namuch, rcs
[15:28] <b3rz3rk3r> homy, i dont know if thats the case or not, didnt really look into it too much, i was told it was good and simple.. and for me that just the case. It even backups to my FreeBSD server. If you want it simple and automated, thats what id suggest
[15:29] <namuch> ahh, very good, thanks
[15:29] <mirash> its /dev/sda5
[15:29] <mirash> so
[15:29] <homy> Is rdiff-backup recommendable?
[15:29] <mirash> hd0,4
[15:29] <mirash> isnt it?
[15:29] <selocol> can someone recommend me a clear console font?
[15:29] <vavar> how can i generate the x11 configuration files for xinit?
[15:30] <joeyeye> mirash: yes, and double check with sudo fdisk -l and see which is listed as the boot drive
[15:30] <asger> I neede help. My screen resolution is messed up after i tryed to connect to tv-out
[15:31] <mirash> iits linux swap, the boot disk
[15:31] <dr3mro> hi i am using jaunty now and i can successfully use my modem to start xchat but firefox dont get i have internet connection but i can ping yahoo and i can use xchat i use wvdial and all is fine help plz
[15:32] <rosco_y> What is the best virtual Operating System Software to install?
[15:32] <Megra_> virtualbox is great
[15:33] <bret> rosco_y, I personally like virtualbox...  but I think it's up to the individuals preference
[15:33] <bazhang> rosco_y, there is no best. try them and decide
[15:33] <rek> Error opening file '/media/disk/easytut-it.pdf': Permission denied   bazhang
[15:33] <rosco_y> Megra_: Thank you, I will try it out :)
[15:33] <mirash> what is that chainloader?
[15:33] <mirash> in menu.lst?
[15:33] <rosco_y> (I'm also holding you responsible--if it's not the best then grrrrrr)
[15:33] <Megra_> mirash, it allows to load another loader
[15:33] <bret> rosco_y, xen works good for linux virtualizations, but is kind of slow w/ windows
[15:33] <dr3mro> i use wvdial to connect to dial up modem and i can use xchat now but firefox cant browse the net plz help
[15:33] <Megra_> mirash, typically, the Microsoft loader
[15:33] <bazhang> rosco_y, virtualbox-ose is in the repos if you dont need usb support
[15:34] <mirash> another loader?
[15:34] <mirash> means other than grub?
[15:34] <mirash> let me see
[15:34] <sunamiebob> mirash: yes I have mine set +1
[15:35] <Megra_> mirash, for example, if you install Windows XP then Linux, you can use Grub to launch Linux, and if you want to run XP, grub launch the Micriosoft loader which will launch XP
[15:36] <vavar> how to generate the x11 configuration files for xinit? i don't have /etc/X11/X.
[15:36] <ace_> I need help... I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my sisters laptop, and she typed in her password during setup.. We started up after install and went to update, she put in her password and it's saying wrong password! Is there a way to recover the password without reinstalling?
[15:36] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: there is no dvd rom entry in /etc/fstab
[15:36] <Megra_> !wiki xorg
[15:36] <Megra_> !wiki X
[15:36] <homy> ace_: on boot of ubuntu, select "Recover mode"
[15:36] <iaca> I am in recovery mode, how do i stop certain programs from starting up at boot?
[15:36] <bazhang> Megra_, please /msg ubottu
[15:36] <Pici> Megra_: ubottu doesnt have a !wiki command.
[15:37] <iaca> please
[15:37] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, cdrom entry tho?
[15:37] <ace_> homy: Ok, and it will take me through the process to recover password?
[15:37] <homy> ace_: look at this guide: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[15:37] <Megra_> vavar, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[15:37] <Megra_> bazhang, ok
[15:37] <ace_> homy: Thank you!!
[15:37] <homy> ace_: not completely, you have to enter some things, look at the link.
[15:37] <dr3mro> no  answer i found it any way i had to go file disable work offline
[15:37] <dr3mro> thanks any way
[15:38] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: yeah, no such cdrom entry either
[15:38] <VaineDragon> ANYONE? Is there a Quickbooks server module out there for EBOX/Ununtu Hardy?
[15:38] <rek> sudo chown user:user /media/disk !!!! bazhang it was simple
[15:38] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, then you will need to create one like in the example on that link i sent you
[15:39] <Megra_> !xorg | vavar
[15:39] <sparr> I need to redirect all traffic to a particular server/port to a different port on the same server, either in my web browser or at a lower level on my computer.  How can I do this?
[15:39] <vavar> Megra_: thanks
[15:39] <morph_> hello i got problem whit server jackd
[15:40] <morph_> someone can help me?
[15:40] <vavar> Megra_: i didn't install xorg. just xinit.
[15:40] <MrElendig> morph_: no, because you havn't said what your problem is
[15:40] <Megra_> !ask | morph_
[15:40] <rek> b3rz3rk3r: lol that music is the hell
[15:40] <enoch> hi all
[15:41] <b3rz3rk3r> rek, what music?
[15:41] <rek> the berzerker
[15:41] <enoch> how can i add loose bindings options to compiz by default in ubuntu 9.04??
[15:41] <morph_> Could not connect to JACK server as client. - Overall operation failed. - Unable to connect to server. Please check the messages window for more info.
[15:41] <bazhang> rek, ??
[15:41] <iaca> How do you change application startup from within Recovery Mode?
[15:41] <rek> what bazhang ?
[15:41] <rbil> can anyone tell me how the latest versions of xorg.conf works? where are the details now stored?
[15:41] <grawity> rbil: They are detected automatically.
[15:41] <rek> it's metal
[15:41] <bazhang> !ot > rek
[15:42] <erUSUL> rbil: they are not stored they are configured at runtime
[15:42] <rbil> gravity: yes, but the stuff has to be written somewhere
[15:42] <rek> again
[15:42] <enoch> how can i add loose bindings options to compiz by default in ubuntu 9.04??
[15:42] <rek> sudo chown user:user /media/disk !!!! bazhang i found the problem
[15:42] <grawity> rbil: Not necessarily. It can just detect "stuff" on start.
[15:42] <homy> Is rdiff-backup recommendable?
[15:43] <rbil> and if it detects incorrectly? in the old days one could tweak xorg.conf to get it to work
[15:43] <erUSUL> rbil: you can still do that. if an xorg.conf is present is followed
[15:44] <rosco_y> Rehi channel--I tried virtualbox, but it crashes on my Windows 7 (64 bit) install--did anyone have luck installing 64 bit Windows 7 in a VBox?
[15:44] <rbil> this is getting too windoze-like to me
[15:44] <grawity> rbil: You still can tweak xorg.conf.
[15:44] <erUSUL> rbil: just do the old 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[15:44] <rosco_y> rbil: you can log in to a command shell ;)
[15:44] <rbil> yes, but i want to know how it might be missing it's analysis
[15:44] <erUSUL> rbil: start from that an teak the conf all you want
[15:45] <erUSUL> tweak**
[15:45] <achilles> does anyone have experience with hosting and configuring TRAC?
[15:45] <rosco_y> It's not windows-like unless you're reading dump files
[15:46] <rosco_y> What is a popular alternative to Virtualbox?
[15:46] <iaca> I am at the root shell prompt in recovery mode, how do you stop programs from starting up at boot?
[15:46] <mirash> Guys, its not working
[15:47] <mirash> Windows in not in the list
[15:47] <rbil> when xorg is unable to realize that I changed graphics card it doesn't report what it thinks is there. so where would i find this out?
[15:47] <rosco_y> rbil: what card are you using?
[15:48] <hendrixski> achilles: hello
[15:48] <rbil> nvidia is what i put in
[15:48] <ThreeNertia> !test
[15:48] <ruben23> are there current problem with ubuntu desktop nstallation with regards to high definition audio drivers..?
[15:48] <rbil> X wouldn't start
[15:48] <ThreeNertia> !test
[15:48] <rosco_y> You might try: System/Administration/Hardware Drivers
[15:48] <mirash> i want to include Windows in boot menu
[15:48] <erUSUL> iaca: which one ?
[15:48] <ecolitan> !love
[15:48] <bazhang> ThreeNertia, /msg ubottu please
[15:49] <rbil> but since details aren't recorded in xorg, no idea what it is automatically installing
[15:49] <ThreeNertia> Who's in charge of ubottu?
[15:49] <erUSUL> rbil: details are in /var/log/Xorg.0.log like allways
[15:49] <erUSUL> ThreeNertia: why you ask ?
[15:49] <rek> hi
[15:50] <rbil> erUSUL: yeh, if I could understand what was being said in that log file :-)
[15:50] <erUSUL> rbil: (II) informative (WW) warnings (EE) serious errors
[15:50] <ThreeNertia> erUSUL: Because as far as I'm aware, ubottu is an eggdrop. And has an invalid command script in which I would appreciate help implementing on my bot
[15:51] <bazhang> ThreeNertia, supybot
[15:51] <enoch> how can i add loose bindings options to compiz by default in ubuntu 9.04??
[15:51] <erUSUL> ThreeNertia: is supybot based
[15:51] <ThreeNertia> Damn
[15:51] <rbil> Anyway, I just don't like this "automatic" stuff. I want to see configs in text files
[15:51] <Acedip> b3rz3rk3r: thankyou, adding the line in /etc/fstab did the job
[15:51] <iaca> erUSUL: Ubuntu 9.04 x64
[15:51] <Pici> ThreeNertia: If you do have questions about our plugins, you can ask in #ubuntu-bots though.
[15:51] <erUSUL> iaca: which software you want to disable ?
[15:52] <ThreeNertia> Thanks for the info
[15:52] <iaca> erUSUL: i believe it is conky
[15:52] <b3rz3rk3r> Acedip, np man, you did all the hard work yourself. glad its working.
[15:52] <erUSUL> rbil: we have told you twice already that you can use an xorg.conf if you want to
[15:52] <rbil> that has always been the power of Linux and I just don't like stuff happening that is hidden from the user. A step backwards
[15:52] <iaca> erUSUL: was using the system cleanup tool lslint and it screwed up my system
[15:52] <ruben23> are there current problem with ubuntu desktop nstallation with regards to high definition audio drivers..?
[15:53] <erUSUL> iaca: how come ?
[15:53] <rbil> end of rant :-)
[15:53] <iaca> once the system is booted up the screen is flashing
[15:53] <marielis> hola
[15:53] <erUSUL> !es | marielis
[15:53] <toDDie> conky screwed up your screen?
[15:54] <iaca> erUSUL: the screen flashes and I can not access anything
[15:54] <marielis> alguien me puede ayudar algun programa p2p para bajar musica
[15:54] <marielis> ?
[15:54] <enoch> how can i add loose bindings options to compiz by default in ubuntu 9.04?? ...
[15:54] <mirash> when I try to save menu.lst, it says permission denied
[15:54] <marielis> hello
[15:54] <erUSUL> marielis: not here go to #ubuntu-es ( /j #ubuntu-es )
[15:54] <sunamiebob> iaca did u install a proprietary video driver?
[15:54] <bazhang> marielis, /join #ubuntu-es por espanol
[15:54] <marielis> somebody help me with ares over ubuntu?
[15:55] <erUSUL> marielis: here we can only talk in english
[15:55] <marielis> sorry for writed in spanish
[15:55] <mirash> what to do
[15:55] <iaca> sunamiebob: I have Catalyst 9.7
[15:55] <rbil> btw, any channels dedicated to ubuntu on netbooks, particularly the original AAO?
[15:55] <mirash> how can I save menu.lst?
[15:55] <n3tb0y> sad
[15:55] <n3tb0y> asd
[15:55] <n3tb0y> sad
[15:55] <ruben23> are there current problem with ubuntu desktop nstallation with regards to high definition audio drivers..?
[15:56] <iceroot> rbil: #eeebuntu
[15:56] <erUSUL> marielis: the siplest option is to try to make the are windows client run in wine
[15:56] <th0r> mirash: you have to edit menu.lst using 'sudo nano menu.lst'
[15:56] <ruben23> high definition audio device driver are supported by ubuntu..?
[15:56] <maco> ruben23: HDA spec is allaround problematic
[15:56] <iceroot> ruben23: yes
[15:56] <mirash> ya, I did it like that
[15:56] <sunamiebob> iaca: so ati card right? you need to use the open source driver for it. I had the same problem
[15:56] <erUSUL> rbil: they are suported. mine work out of the box
[15:56] <mirash> and supplied the pass
[15:56] <iceroot> ruben23: works fine here on jaunty
[15:56] <mirash> and also edited
[15:56] <maco> ruben23: they are supported, yes, but the spec is so broad....many only half-work, though i think most work mostly
[15:56] <ruben23> maco: what you mean problimatic..?
[15:56] <erUSUL> ruben23: they are suported. mine work out of the box
[15:56] <savid> I have a USB bluetooth adapter in my notebook that doesn't seem to be working.  the command "hciconfig" doesn't show anything,  though I'm seeing this in lsusb:  "Bus 006 Device 002: ID 0db0:6970 Micro Star International Bluetooth adapter"
[15:57] <savid> Any ideas?
[15:57] <mirash> but when  I try to save, permission denied
[15:57] <marielis> erUSUL, yes i do, but the ares with wine don't download
[15:57] <iaca> sunamiebob: the driver is working fine for me, the problem did not start until i used the cleanup tool
[15:57] <bkatl> can anyone tell me how to install partition maker in ubuntu?
[15:57] <maco> ruben23: from a driver dev point of view, they are hard to get working "quite right" so there are lots of bugs filed for them. the spec has hundreds of pages of errata, and depending when it was implemented and by whom, fits or doesnt fit variously
[15:57] <Pici> bkatl: sudo apt-get install gparted
[15:58] <maco> ruben23: there's a good chance it'll work, but dont be surprised if something like "microphone built into screen doesnt work" comes up
[15:58] <maco> ruben23: in which case...use the mic jack instead
[15:58] <sunamiebob> iaca: oh ok I thought yur were talking about when it is booting gdm
[15:58] <bkatl> when I tried that, it asked me "bkatl@bkatl-laptop:~$ sudo -apt install gparted
[15:58] <bkatl> sudo: please use single character options
[15:58] <bkatl> usage: sudo -h | -K | -k | -L | -l | -V | -v
[15:58] <bkatl> usage: sudo [-bEHPS] [-p prompt] [-u username|#uid] [VAR=value]
[15:58] <bkatl>             {-i | -s | <command>}
[15:58] <FloodBot1> bkatl: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:58] <bkatl> usage: sudo -e [-S] [-p prompt] [-u username|#uid] file ...
[15:58] <maco> ruben23: if you can find out the codec in use on the hardware: WIN. avoid sigmatel and realtek.
[15:58] <rosco_y> Does anyone know of a virtualbox that works with Win 7 (64 bit)?
[15:58] <maco> ruben23: theyre the most problematic
[15:58] <tuxxie> I have installed minicom and set the port to ttyS0 but when i start it using " sudo minicom -c on" and type ctrl-a it tells me I am offline. any ideas what i am doing wrong?
[15:59] <Pici> bkatl: Don't put the dash in front of apt-get
[15:59] <MrElendig> bkatl: drop the -
[15:59] <bazhang> bkatl, sudo apt-get install gparted
[15:59] <iceroot> rosco_y: virtualbox 3.x
[15:59] <bkatl> ok thanks Pici
[15:59] <rosco_y> iceroot: Mine crashes just after file-copy operation of the installation...
[16:00] <erUSUL> tuxxie: what is connected to ttyS0 ?
[16:00] <SeLEct> Hello everyone, Im trying to safe some files from my brothers computer so im running ubuntu livecd. I want to transfer the files to my ftp server. But can't find any ftp client installed in the CD
[16:00] <SeLEct> any tips?
[16:00] <ruben23> ok thanks
[16:00] <iceroot> rosco_y: windows is rc, so its not final.
[16:00] <JohnTeddy> Anyone running hardy heron, can you please put your /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules file on www.pastebin.com for me please, I need to see the original.
[16:00] <rosco_y> hmmm.... might be a bios setting
[16:00] <tuxxie> a dell switch
[16:00] <grawity> SeLEct: Places --> Connect To Server
[16:01] <VaineDragon> ANYONE? Is there a Quickbooks server module out there for EBOX/Ununtu Hardy?
[16:01] <rosco_y> msg is "CPU not compatible with 64 bit mode"
[16:01] <grawity> iceroot: Windows 7 is already RTMed, it can now be considered final.
[16:01] <rosco_y> looks like I should crack the manual :(
[16:01] <iceroot> grawity: ah ok, didnt know
[16:01] <rosco_y> ty peoples
[16:01] <tuxxie> erUSUL, a dell switch.
[16:01] <maco> rosco_y: did you get a 64bit iso and try to use it on a 32bit machine? sounds like it
[16:01] <iaca> erUSUL: FsLint was the program that messed up my install
[16:01] <aluno> Ólá
[16:01] <SeLEct> grawity i love you, thank you :)
[16:02] <grawity> SeLEct: And don't forget the good old 'ftp' command in Terminal.
[16:02] <SeLEct> grawity ive never used it :) and im short on time so had not time to learn now :D
[16:02] <Berto> Hi - Where do I change my settings to automatically load Amarok when an iPod is plugged in?
[16:02] <SeLEct> needed something gui like :D
[16:03] <Berto> Right now it's opening the other program... rhythmbox... don't like that app
[16:03] <iaca> erUSUL: I just need to know how to disable a program from startup whilst i am in the recovery mode command prompt
[16:03] <grawity> Berto: Then remove rhythmbox?
[16:03] <Berto> grawity, yeah i can do that.  i guess i still need to find the setting
[16:04] <bfa> seLEct, sudo apt-get install filezilla
[16:04] <grawity> Berto: System -> Preferences -> Preferred Applications, maybe
[16:05] <sunamiebob> SeLEct: goto Places->Connect To Server...
[16:05] <VaineDragon> ANYONE? Is there a Quickbooks server module out there for EBOX/Ununtu Hardy?
[16:05] <Berto> grawity, thanks i have it manually typed in.. we'll see!
[16:06] <erUSUL> iaca: look in ~/.config/autostart/
[16:06] <erUSUL> !br | aluno
[16:07] <iaca> erUSUL: tuy i'm going to try now
[16:07] <bfa> msg NickServ register bfa bret381@gmail.com
[16:07] <erUSUL> bfa: you need a / in front of that... choose a different password everyone has seen it
[16:07] <grawity> bfa: You forgot an / before the command; also, it won't accept "bfa" as a password anyway.
[16:08] <bfa> haha  my bad guys
[16:08] <VaineDragon> ANYONE? Is there a Quickbooks server module out there for EBOX/Ununtu Hardy?
[16:09] <sunamiebob> VaineDragon: help.ubuntu.com/community/QuickBooks Enterprise Data Server
[16:09] <erUSUL> !repeat | VaineDragon
[16:10] <psykus> i can't seem to get the rdesktop/terminal services app to connect to the console session of a windows vista machine. the option is there in the performance tab, "attach to console" however it creates an entirely new session on the other computer instead of logging into the one I already have on the user
[16:10] <psykus> tried from both the GUI, and the console
[16:10] <psykus> rdesktop -0 (IP/hostname)
[16:10] <grawity> Does Vista even have "console sessions"?
[16:10] <rachit_vit> hi
[16:11] <rachit_vit> my vlc is not working
[16:11] <psykus> grawity: yes. you can remote desktop in as the current/console user or a user in the background
[16:11] <MrElendig> rachit_vit: define "not working!"
[16:11] <MrElendig> s/!//
[16:11] <psykus> and in this case it's creating a new session in the background
[16:11] <rachit_vit> when i play a song nothing appears
[16:12] <psykus> the option is there however it doesn't work
[16:12] <MrElendig> sounds more like a alsa/pulse problem
[16:12] <iceroot> rachit_vit: staert vlc from the terminal and look for errors
[16:12] <rachit_vit> for that i just have to type vlc in terminal
[16:12] <grawity> psykus: I thought the "session 0" was only in XP (and got reserved for services in Vista).
[16:12] <powerjuce> i hav emptied the trash on my desktop, but it says it is not empty
[16:13] <iceroot> rachit_vit: yes
[16:13] <jacekowski> why inkscape takes like 1,5G of ram on small 1M svgz file
[16:13] <rachit_vit> ok..
[16:13] <powerjuce> it keeps saying there are 3 items left
[16:13] <psykus> grawity: hmm. that would explain why -0 wouldn't work then
[16:13] <bigjb> does anyone know how to make the icons smaller in netbook remix please?
[16:13] <Luisito> alguien me ayudar con apche en ubuntu
[16:13] <Mez> win 50
[16:13] <rachit_vit> MrElendig: im getting this msg - VLC is not supposed to be run as root. Sorry.
[16:13] <rachit_vit> If you need to use real-time priorities and/or privileged TCP ports
[16:13] <rachit_vit> you can use vlc-wrapper (make sure it is Set-UID root first and
[16:13] <rachit_vit> cannot be run by non-trusted users first).
[16:13] <FloodBot1> rachit_vit: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:13] <erUSUL> !es | Luisito
[16:14] <MrElendig> rachit_vit: obviosuly, don't run it as root
[16:14] <iceroot> rachit_vit: why are you root???
[16:14] <MrElendig> rachit_vit: it's just stupid to run it as root
[16:14] <rachit_vit> im sorry
[16:14] <Anarhist> hi, i really need to get a dump (text dump will do fine) of all the packages currently installed via apt-get on this machine
[16:14] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[16:14] <JanHolbo> Good evening all!
[16:14] <grawity> MrElendig: It's vlc-WRAPPER....
[16:14] <erUSUL> !clone | Anarhist
[16:14] <hdon> how do i cancel an "Extract" operation in RhythmBox? the CD is scratched, and my load average on my dual core 2.33 GHz Core 2 Duo is 4.58 -- i can barely do anything, everything i click takes forever!
[16:14] <JanHolbo> ?? encryptfs
[16:15] <psykus> grawity: the session created from ubuntu's rdesktop seems to show up as "RDP-Tcp#0" while my actual console session just says "Console"
[16:15] <erUSUL> hdon: kill the offending proccess (RB)
[16:15] <rachit_vit> is there any way i can use to run vlc a sroot
[16:15] <Anarhist> thanks, erUSUL
[16:15] <grawity> hdon: Would killing rhythmbox work? Go to terminal, type "pkill -9 rhythmbox"
[16:15] <MrElendig> grawity: sounds like he's running vlc as root, and not a suid'ed vlc-wrapper
[16:15] <erUSUL> rachit_vit: the question is why you need to run is as root ?
[16:15] <Luisito> como mierda pongo esto en español
[16:16] <rachit_vit> i get all the priveledge when i run it as root
[16:16] <erUSUL> Luisito: ve a #ubuntu-es pon /join #ubuntu-es
[16:16] <tvuser> hi, I have a problem with waking up from standby
[16:16] <hdon> grawity, erUSUL: yeah, i didn't want it to have to come to that if there was a way to cancel it in the GUI :(
[16:16] <rachit_vit> i mean for my other work
[16:16] <MrElendig> rachit_vit: read what it tells you
[16:16] <MrElendig> rachit_vit: it tells you to use the wrapper if you need real-time/access to privileged ports
[16:16] <JanHolbo> I need a little pointer: when installing UbuntuStudio i opted to encrypt my /home ...   now I need to reinstall - Should I decrypt first?
[16:16] <rachit_vit> ya
[16:16] <hdon> man Jaunty is so full of bugs i am thinking of writing my own GUI app to interface with bugs.launchpad.net more efficiently!
[16:16] <erUSUL> rachit_vit: we (i) do not support people running all the time as root sorry
[16:17] <JanHolbo> and how do I decrypt my /home`?
[16:17] <rachit_vit> ok i got the pint i will run it as normal user
[16:17] <MrElendig> rachit_vit: if you need root to access your files, then you are doing something wrong
[16:17] <rachit_vit> thanks erUSAL
[16:18] <iceroot> rachit_vit: run everything as a normal user, also only login als normal user
[16:18] <rachit_vit> ok
[16:18] <MrElendig> and it would be a good time to look into group access and membership
[16:18] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: do you know anything about ubuntu's encryption of /home?
[16:18] <enthdegree> hello!
[16:19] <erUSUL> !find crypt
[16:19] <jaredlin_> HELLO
[16:19] <erUSUL> !search crypt
[16:19] <akshay> any body who can help me
[16:19] <psykus> lol, time to install wine and copy over the terminal services client exe
[16:19] <powerjuce> the trash icon on my drive never seems to get empty, no matter what i do. i hav emptied it like a million times
[16:19] <akshay> BUZZ
[16:19] <MrElendig> JanHolbo: it's the same as everyone else uses. dm-crypt
[16:19] <akshay> BUZZ
[16:19] <mazda01> in order to get the volume louder i have to go to pulseaudio applet and go into the manager and then devices, then click on an mplayer audio stream, and change to like 200%
[16:19] <akshay> HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
[16:19] <akshay> any body to help
[16:19] <MrElendig> akshay: no
[16:19] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: how to unencrypt?
[16:19] <Knirgh> akshay: if u state a question
[16:19] <erUSUL> !ask | akshay
[16:19] <rachit_vit> my audio goes away when i use headphone
[16:20] <jaredlin_> ubuntu 9.04 ATI x1300 GUP very  bad
[16:20] <MrElendig> JanHolbo: luks is the prefered way, usually
[16:20] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: or rather: is it necessary to unencrypt to reinstall ubuntu`?
[16:20] <sandstrom> I'm trying to use su --login username but can't get past the authentication. Tried my own password and root password.
     iam havng problem wid the grub
[16:20] <dtolj> How to convert ASF to OGG with mencoder or ffmpeg?
[16:20] <MrElendig> JanHolbo: nope
[16:20] <sandstrom> Anyone know what I may be doing wrong?
[16:20] <tvuser> hi, I have a problem with waking up after a long standby, could someone please help me identify the problem?
[16:21] <Knirgh> akshay: please write the whole problem in one line, cannot follow it otherwise
[16:21] <rachit_vit> MrElendig:my sound goes away when i use headphone
[16:21] <MrElendig> JanHolbo: you can skip making a /home in the installer, and just add your existing /home after you are done reinstalling
[16:21] <maco> tvuser: file a bug
[16:21] <th0r> sandstrom: you can only login as username with username's password
[16:21] <maco> sandstrom: put in THAT user's password
[16:21] <akshay> its some thing like ......................grub loading error 21
[16:21] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: and the key is stored on the /home folder already?
[16:21] <sandstrom> th0r: I don't think that user has one. It's a system only user
[16:22] <MrElendig> JanHolbo: I asume that you have the key to unlock it backed up somewhere
[16:22] <grawity> sandstrom: In that case, use sudo -u username -i
[16:22] <grawity> sandstrom: This one will ask for your own pass.
[16:22] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: not really .....   how to do?
[16:22] <maco> sandstrom: i dont think you can login as a system user. they have /bin/nologin as their shells
[16:22] <hdon> on Debian Etch, RhythmBox had preferences regarding "extraction." where did these preferences go? there used to be more options!
[16:22] <hilcona> hallo
[16:22] <Luisito> alguien me puede ayudar con apache
[16:22] <Knirgh> akshay: is it on a fresh ubuntu install? do you have more that one harddrive?
[16:22] <sandstrom> grawity: thanks!! that must be the one I used last time
[16:22] <tvuser> maco: what's the bug? its really wired, I can put the computer to standby and wake up as much as I like, as long as the suspend period is less than few hours... btw, where do I submit a bug?
[16:22] <gregorio1982> scusate ubuntu italiano chat?
[16:23] <MrElendig> JanHolbo: grab the key and put it on a usb stick or something
[16:23] <MrElendig> asuming you use a key and not only a password
[16:23] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: /home is a seperate partition
[16:23] <Luisito> Helfen Sie mir bitte
[16:23] <enthdegree> I have a problem mounting my FAT32 Partition to be read/writeable in Crunchbang 9.04. When I mount it, it's writeable for a short while but then later it gives me errors about how it's a read only FS. Here's the Fstab line I added:" /dev/sda3 /home/enthdegree/Share vfat rw,user,auto,umask=0000,iocharset=utf8 0 0" . I also chmodded the actual 'sda3' file in /dev to 777 enthdegree:enthdegree (as a test) but to no avail. Any help wou
[16:23] <enthdegree> ld be greatly appreciated! :D
[16:23] <th0r> !it
[16:23] <maco> tvuser: bugs get filed on launchpad.net.  get an account thre then run "ubuntu-bug linux" to file a kernel bug. there's something wrong in the acpi stuff in the kernel
[16:23] <JanHolbo> ok
[16:23] <MrElendig> JanHolbo: you can't unlock something when the key is on the other side of the locked door :)
[16:23] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: ok - will try that - thanks :-)
[16:24] <maco> Luisito: #ubuntu-de
[16:24] <Luisito> alguien habla quiespañol
[16:24] <maco> Luisito: solo inglés aquí, por favor. para español #ubuntu-es
[16:24] <Knirgh> enthdegree: does unmounting and manually do "mount -t vfat /dev/XXX /mnt/XXX" work?
[16:25] <enthdegree> you mean mounting as root?
[16:25] <mazda01> in order to get the volume louder i have to go to pulseaudio applet and go into the manager and then devices, then click on an mplayer audio stream, and change to like 200%
[16:25] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: hmmm   really? ;-) but is it the whole /home that gets encrypted or just the data inside each individual folder (e.g. /home/peter /home/mark /home Jan etc)?
[16:25] <Knirgh> enthdegree: yes. doesnt matter on fat drives
[16:25] <tvuser> maco: thanx I will... Do you think there is anything I could do in the meantime?
[16:25] <maco> tvuser: not really
[16:25] <mirash> i need to boot Windows
[16:25] <mirash> any idea?
[16:25] <enthdegree> brb, trying...
[16:26] <maco> tvuser: is it out of battery when you try to wake it up?
[16:26] <akshay> hello
[16:26] <powerjuce> the trash icon on my drive never seems to get empty, no matter what i do. i hav emptied it like a million times. How do i really empty the trash. I already deleted the ~/.local/share/Trash/* as well as /root/.local/share/Trash/* but the trash still appears full. I also hav 2 internal drives, i do not kno if that causes a problem. can anyone help?
[16:26] <tvuser> maco: its a desktop
[16:26] <maco> tvuser: my laptop used to only last 12 hours suspended, then the battery'd run out and of course it couldnt...oh
[16:26] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: ie could I drop the key in the /home/ folder?
..........heelooooo
[16:26] <akshay> u dere
[16:26] <Knirgh> yes look in private
[16:26] <enthdegree> ...yes.
[16:26] <enthdegree> I can mount it.
[16:27] <Knirgh> enthdegree: so can u add that in /etc/fstab?
[16:27] <enthdegree> I mounted it w/ sudo, though. so to be able to write to it I have to do 'sudo touch test'
[16:28] <grawity> ~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~/.
[16:28] <sunamiebob> /part
[16:28] <grawity> Whoops.
[16:28] <MrElendig> JanHolbo: that would be like locking your car key inside the car
[16:28] <sunamiebob> whoops
[16:28] <Knirgh> enthdegree: are you sure? it worked for me with a ntfs disk
[16:29] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: been there - done that - no reason to repeat that experience :-)
[16:29] <MrElendig> only that it's a bit harder to break into a dm-crypt than a car
[16:29] <JanHolbo> MrElendig: thanks :-)
[16:29] <jcapinc> Does anyone have one of those monitors that can flip on its mount and change from widscreen to tall?  If so, do you have a solution to quickly change resolution and oriantation for that purpose?
[16:29]  * grawity blames SSH lag.
[16:29] <shreymech> hi
[16:29] <shreymech> hi
[16:29] <MrElendig> jcapinc: xrandr
[16:29] <shreymech> any 1 there..??
[16:29] <MrElendig> jcapinc: asuming your gfx card driver supports it
[16:30] <jcapinc> MrElendig, will that work on an old-ish nvidia card?
[16:30] <powerjuce> the trash icon on my drive never seems to get empty, no matter what i do. i hav emptied it like a million times. How do i really empty the trash. I already deleted the ~/.local/share/Trash/* as well as /root/.local/share/Trash/* but the trash still appears full. I also hav 2 internal drives, i do not kno if that causes a problem. can anyone help?
[16:30] <mazda01> in order to get the volume louder i have to go to pulseaudio applet and go into the manager and then devices, then click on an mplayer audio stream, and change to like 200%
[16:30] <ecumenical> ubotu mp3
[16:30] <mazda01> anyone know why that is where i can set a default
[16:30] <grawity> powerjuce: Check if those other drives have a folder .Trash-1000
[16:30] <MrElendig> jcapinc: maybe not, nvidia doesn't support most of the xrand features
[16:30] <admn> salut la communaute
[16:30] <MrElendig> xrandr*
[16:30] <powerjuce> grawity: ok one sec
[16:30] <ecumenical> ubottu mp3
[16:31] <enthdegree> To clarify: With this line added in my fstab: "/dev/sda3 /home/enthdegree/Share vfat rw,user,auto,umask=0,iocharset=utf8 0 0" I can mount /dev/sda3 in /home/enthdegree/Share with no privileges. ('user' option) I defined it explicitly as rw, but I can only write to it a couple of times and then it reverts to read only again. :P ( Or at least I think that's what's happening...)
[16:31] <jcapinc> MrElendig, the nvidia resolution tool does not have the settings to make the tall screen work, I am guessing you know no other alternative to xrandr?
[16:31] <gse7en> I was just looking through the mount manual and didn't see what I was looking for.  Essentially, I want to create mount points on the fly and then have the directory removed when the dev is removed.  Is this easy to do?
[16:31] <mazda01> enthdegree, have you looked at any logs files?
[16:31] <shreymech> do we require to install X-server in ubuntu..?????
[16:32] <enthdegree> No, I haven't
[16:32] <powerjuce> grawity: i did that it still shows 3 files, and still looks full
[16:32] <Mrokii> hi. I still have problems with using Apple-keyboard(s) with Ubuntu, as some keys aren't what they should be, no matter which layout I choose...
[16:32] <grawity> enthdegree: Sometimes filesystems get remounted readonly by kernel when there are problems with them... check dmesg, or /var/log/syslog.
[16:32] <shreymech> do we require to install X-server in ubuntu..?????
[16:32] <grawity> shreymech: No, it is not required.
[16:32] <Mrokii> There seem to be several problems...
[16:32] <dtolj> What tool do you use to display summary information about a video file? such as audio bitrate etc.
[16:32] <enthdegree> dmesg gives me a whole lot of 'FAT: Filesystem panic (dev sda3)' lines though.'
[16:32] <grawity> shreymech: Ubuntu Server doesn't even include an Xserver.
[16:33] <SGnewbie> how do we remove/uninstall GNOME
[16:33] <Cyber_Akuma> I can't get linux to install, my display goes crazy after booting
[16:33] <Cyber_Akuma> It keeps turning on and off, like a damn NES
[16:33] <Mrokii> First: if I chose "Macintosh" as the keyboard-Model, an error-window pops up, starting with "Error activating XKB configuration"
[16:33] <grawity> enthdegree: fsck /dev/sda3, then? (I don't remember which package has fsck.vfat... it's probably included by default.)
[16:33] <Cyber_Akuma> this is on my PS3 connected by HDMI
[16:33] <shreymech> i have ubuntu 8.04 desktop edition andi want to install a mesh modeling software which requires an X-server .. so what shud i do..??
[16:33] <enthdegree> Ok, I will...
[16:34] <MrElendig> jcapinc: sadly, nvidia-settings indeed does not support rotation
[16:34] <grawity> shreymech: Desktop edition already has Xserver...
[16:34] <ecumenical> is MP3 codec part of the Gstreamer Good, Bad, or Ugly set?
[16:34] <VaineDragon> I found the Quickbooks server install instructions, and am having issues completing the process, here is the site I pasted the Instructions and Bash output. http://dragonsden.pastebin.com/d651f6dd9
[16:34] <jcapinc> MrElendig, thank you for all your help anyways, I appreciate your thoughts on the matter
[16:35] <shreymech> okkk so i can directly install and work on the software (software name is GAMBIT)
[16:35] <Cyber_Akuma> Is anybody here free to try to help me with this?
[16:35] <shreymech> ???????????????
[16:35] <grawity> shreymech: Just install it and see if it works. (And use less ?s.)
[16:35] <shreymech> :-)
[16:35] <shreymech> ok grawity and sorry for ?
[16:35] <MrElendig> jcapinc: the nouveu or however you spell it driver, probably supports rotation using xrandr
[16:36] <crdlb> ecumenical: the mad mp3 decoder appears to be in ugly
[16:36] <jcapinc> MrElendig, Thanks, I will check that out
[16:36] <mirash> anyone there using grub to boot both Windows and Ubuntu?
[16:36] <SGnewbie> memememe
[16:36] <Cyber_Akuma> I am
[16:36] <shreymech> yes mirash
[16:36] <mirash> please give me a screenshot of menu.lst
[16:36] <SGnewbie> I use dual boot with grub
[16:37] <mirash> i too want to do that
[16:37] <Mrokii> so, is anybody in here who could give a Linux-newbie some tips regarding keyboard-problems?
[16:37] <MrElendig> mirash: http://pastie.org/580110
[16:37] <psykus> grawity: found a hacky solution to my RDP problem
[16:37] <MrElendig> mirash: screenshots is just silly
[16:37] <ecumenical> crdlb, ok cool. Where did you find that information? I need to source for this document: https://wiki.opencastproject.org/confluence/display/open/Codec+Support
[16:37] <jan__>  /connect irc.pamoya.com
[16:37] <Yos> How do I change the status dots in xchat to the standard &,@,%,+ symbols ???
[16:37] <psykus> grawity: once logged in on the second session, you can open task manager, go to users, right click on the console session and click 'switch to'
[16:37] <psykus> not ideal but it works
[16:37] <crdlb> ecumenical: I did a 'dpkg -S /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstmad.so' on my system
[16:38] <mirash> i cant boot Windows
[16:38] <ecumenical> crdlb, ok thanks. :-)
[16:39] <kiaas_> Well, I now need to use 2 different OSes in Virtual Box....OpenSOlaris and SuSe.
[16:39] <Cyber_Akuma> whats the error you get from grub?
[16:39] <mirash> its installed in /sda5
[16:39] <Cyber_Akuma> or is it windows?
[16:39] <mirash> and ubuntu un sda7
[16:39] <MrElendig> Yos: ?
[16:39] <psykus> anyways, thanks for your help grawity, out
[16:39] <Yos> Yes
[16:39] <MrElendig> Yos: weechat by default uses @ for op, + for voice and so on like everyone else
[16:40] <grawity> MrElendig: He said Xchat, not Weechat.
[16:40] <Cyber_Akuma> So has anybody here tried installing Ubuntu on their PS3?
[16:40] <MrElendig> sorry, misread >_>
[16:40] <Yos> xchat uses colored dots and I know that can be changed but don't know how
[16:40] <Cyber_Akuma> Yos: It was under skin/themes
[16:40] <kiaas_> Cyber_Akuma, sadly, I don't own a PS3. I would install an ubuntu distro on it if I had one though :D
[16:40] <MrElendig> well, switch to weechat :D
[16:41] <MrElendig> much better anyway :p
[16:41] <mazda01> in order to get the volume louder i have to go to pulseaudio applet and go into the manager and then devices, then click on an mplayer audio stream, and change to like 200%
[16:41] <thomthom> I need some help joining a windows 2k8 domain
[16:41] <mazda01> enthdegree, have you looked at any logs files?
[16:41] <kiaas_> Switch to IRSSI
[16:41] <hellboy> hallo
[16:41] <mazda01> anyone know why that is where i can set a default
[16:41] <Yos> Nooo :P
[16:41] <hellboy> hallo
[16:41] <Cyber_Akuma> Im deciding between ubuntu or YDL for my PS3
[16:41] <Cyber_Akuma> was going to install each to test them out
[16:41] <Yos> Thanks Cyber_Akuma  I'll try that
[16:41] <enthdegree> Yes. I decided to just fsck.vfat my partition
[16:41] <enthdegree> I lost a couple of files, but it's all backed up, so I'll just copy them back.
[16:42] <enthdegree> Dropbox FTW. :D
[16:42] <ninjaslim> hi guys, can someone give me some advantages that ubuntu has over fedora
[16:42] <enthdegree> I just switched back from fedora to CrunchBang.
[16:42] <kiaas_> I'd use ubuntu for consistency. Everything else I have runs ubuntu(excluding the Sun and Apple computers)
[16:42] <th0r> ninjaslim: it has more 'u's
[16:42] <enthdegree> The first thing I noticed was that apt is still ~way~ faster than Yum.
[16:42] <sipior> ninjaslim: probably a conversation better pursued in #ubuntu-offtopic.
[16:42] <kiaas_> ninjaslim, better package manager
[16:43] <enthdegree> Yeah, it's got better package selection too.
[16:43] <MrElendig> ninjaslim: imo, nothing except that apt is slightly less slow than yum
[16:43] <piken> Hi all
[16:43] <MrElendig> ninjaslim: and that ubuntu has pay to play support if you want it
[16:43] <ninjaslim> i see
[16:44] <enthdegree> The new fedora release (11) is also really hard to find support for. ( Minus IRC, and stuff like that ) In my experience, anyway. :P
[16:44] <piken> If you upgrade pacakges to newer ones from launchpad, is there a way to go back to the original. I upgraded to mono 2.4.35 from launchpad and need to go back to the base 2.0.1-4 that comes as part of Juanty as the 2.4.35 is not compiled with the correct tls settings.
[16:44] <jiohdi> any reason why my trash icon never empties any more?
[16:45] <shreymech> did anybody here worked on FLUENT software ...  its a fluid simulation software...?? and any onw knows any good MEsh modeling software under LINUX
[16:45] <snarkster> i set up a private encrypted folder and now it says the it isnt setup correctly..
[16:45] <snarkster> is there anyway to get the data back?
[16:45] <enthdegree> cd ~/.Trash
[16:46] <enthdegree> rm the stuff you don't want
[16:46] <shreymech> did anybody here worked on FLUENT software ...  its a fluid simulation software...?? and any onw knows any good MEsh modeling software under LINUX
[16:46] <jiohdi> enthdrgree  cd: /home/jiohdi/.Trash: No such file or directory
[16:46] <snarkster> sorry i checked my mail and pidgin died as usual
[16:46] <sipior> enthdegree: i think that's in .local/share/Trash nowadays (9.04 forward)
[16:46] <nick_h> is the Jaunty alternate install CD still a live CD?
[16:47] <enthdegree> ! Well, the last time I used it, it was 8.04, so.. :{
[16:47] <iGama> nick_h, the alternate was never a livecd
[16:47] <snarkster> anyone know how to get data back from and ecryptfs
[16:47] <nick_h> iGama: thanks
[16:47] <buch> What is the best alternative youtube plugin or downloader, since i guess adobe is to blame for not updating? I mean i really miss the part of steaming w/o youtube worrying
[16:47] <iGama> nick_h, the live cd is the desktop cd
[16:47] <jiohdi> sipior, you are correct
[16:47] <jiohdi> but there is nothing in trash and the icon still shows full
[16:48] <snarkster> firefox videodownloadhelper works good
[16:48] <sipior> snarkster: if you could get the data back, it wouldn't be a very good encrypted filesystem :-)
[16:48] <enthdegree> I just use a greasemonkey script.
[16:48] <mizipzor> by a fellow wine user, i was asked to try the video driver mesa/xf86-video-intel ... is that in the package repository?
[16:48] <snarkster> right it says the sig file doesnt exist.. i know the password.
[16:48] <shreymech> r
[16:48] <amm> list room
[16:48] <dr3mro> hola
[16:49] <snarkster> im assuming the sig file is encrypted to right?
[16:49] <buch> Okay.. But isnt there any plugin that actually automatically download and plays it while downloading - so its more or less equal to steaming?
[16:49] <snarkster> buch not that i know of
[16:49] <ethereality> I cannot execute the simplest bash scripts; please help! :( see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1237477
[16:49] <buch> okay
[16:49] <SuspectZero> hi, how can i figure out what version of the iwlwifi driver i have?
[16:49] <snarkster> ive been having massive issues with adobe flash anyway, switched over to gnash
[16:49] <snarkster> which doesnt really work all that well.
[16:50] <snarkster> at least for me
[16:50] <snarkster> ./bashscript
[16:50] <sipior> ethereality: have you set the appropriate execution bits on the script?
[16:50] <brorjonas> What do I need to add MP3-support to Rythmbox?
[16:50] <ethereality> sipior: i don't know anything about the default settings for creating files with gedit.
[16:50] <snarkster> right chmod +x bashscript
[16:50] <ethereality> gedit doesn't do that by default?
[16:50] <IndyGunFreak> brorjonas, install w32codecs from medibuntu
[16:51] <ethereality> what's the difference between "u+x" and "+x"?
[16:51] <brorjonas> Thanks will try it out.
[16:51] <sipior> ethereality: none
[16:51] <snarkster> i dont remember
[16:51] <snarkster> ok none i guess.
[16:51] <jiohdi> ether, u is for user no?
[16:51] <snarkster> ok so no way to access this data that is encrypted..
[16:51] <amm> Drugije komnati jestj? ?? ? ?
[16:51] <grawity> ethereality: +x sets the permission for all -- user, group, and other.
[16:51] <ethereality> jiohdi: that's whati thought
[16:52] <ethereality> oh, thanks Granis
[16:52] <ethereality> ... grawity
[16:52] <snarkster> well that saves me a hell of a lot of work. LOL
[16:52] <ethereality> well, that fixed it, and now it will also tab complete
[16:52] <jiohdi> so if you use u+x its only for users
[16:52] <ethereality> how do i make gedit set +x by default?
[16:52] <jiohdi> so there is a difference :)
[16:52] <snarkster> you dont
[16:52] <sipior> jiohdi: not one that matters here
[16:52] <jiohdi> nope
[16:52] <ethereality> well, how do i skip chmod +x every time i create a script?
[16:52] <snarkster> you dont
[16:52] <kuba_> dobry
[16:52] <ethereality> is it that important?
[16:53] <brorjonas> IndyGunFreak, if you're still listening. Reinstalled, still doesn't works. Missing MP3-codec it says.
[16:53] <jiohdi> only if you want it to work :)
[16:53] <sam_> hello
[16:53] <snarkster> if its not +x then it just a text file
[16:53] <Guest36253> jak zrobic se nick/
[16:53] <IndyGunFreak> brorjonas, where did i say anything about reinstalling?
[16:53] <Aroll605> sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly
[16:53] <Aroll605> or something like that
[16:53] <ethereality> so i can create a script that launches applications simply by entering their commands one by one in line?
[16:53] <jiohdi> +x = +eXecutable
[16:53] <brorjonas> IndyGunFreak, , ok already installed.
[16:53] <amm> Drugije komati jest v chate?? ? ? ?
[16:53] <sam_> hey anyone know why I can't add the compiz 3d effects?
[16:53] <IndyGunFreak> brorjonas, what did you install?
[16:54] <snarkster> not a very pretty script but yes
[16:54] <jiohdi> right?
[16:54] <mocas> hi there
[16:54] <ethereality> coool thanks
[16:54] <snarkster> sam_ alittle more information
[16:54] <sam_> snarkster, well I recently switched to Ubuntu, but I've used it before and it worked
[16:54] <nick_h> i can't seem to communicate with my dcop server. every dcop command fails with "call failed". is it safe to remove ~/.DCOP* and ~/.ICE* ?
[16:55] <snarkster> ok
[16:55] <snarkster> what about your video card, processor give us some hardware details and maybe we can get compiz to work
[16:55] <sam_> I have a good nvdia graphics card
[16:55] <jiohdi> nick, .ICE file seems to be needed for a lot of other programs
[16:55] <brorjonas> IndyGunFreak, w32codecs was installed, So I reinstalled it from synaptic package manager.
[16:55] <sam_> umm trying to remember which number it was
[16:55] <snarkster> running the nvidia driver?
[16:55] <enzotib> amm: /join #ubuntu-lv
[16:56] <sam_> well i went to hardware drivers
[16:56] <IndyGunFreak> dunno brorjonas works fine for me
[16:56] <snarkster> did it install the drivers?
[16:56] <kiaas_> sam_, what ya got a TNT2? that's a "good" nvidia card(it isn't very fast or modern, though)
[16:56] <sam_> and it installed nvidia accelerated graphics driver
[16:56] <sam_> version 180
[16:56] <amm> Kak uznal shto ja iz LV?
[16:56] <snarkster> ok
[16:56] <brorjonas> IndyGunFreak, ok Thank you anyways,
[16:57] <sam_> the card i have on my laptop that im using right now is like nvidia 8400 or something like that
[16:57] <sam_> its the kind that the hp laptops get with about 128mb or whatever it is
[16:57] <snarkster> sam_ open a terminal and type glxgears and see if the gears are spining and if they are spining crazy fast.
[16:57] <sam_> theyre spinning alright
[16:58] <sam_> like not too fast not too slow
[16:58] <snarkster> if they are spining crazy fast then you dont have acceleration
[16:58] <snarkster> ok
[16:58] <sam_> pretty cool though
[16:58] <snarkster> damn cant remember the next command
[16:58] <snarkster> i think its glxinfo | grep direct
[16:58] <winter> hola
[16:58] <sam_> the thing is ive tried ubuntu on this laptop before and i managed to get the 3d effects to work but it took some work i think
[16:59] <mizipzor> how do i check which video driver im using?
[16:59] <winter> anybody knows a place in spanish language ??
[16:59] <buch> Okay can anyone help me with upgrade from ext3 to ext4 w/o formating? Found http://maketecheasier.com/how-to-upgrade-from-ext3-to-ext4-without-formatting-the-hard-disk/2009/04/21 site but there is something im not sure of
[16:59] <IndyGunFreak> !es | winter
[17:00] <mazda01> anyone help with pulseaudio?  in order to get the volume louder i have to go to pulseaudio applet and go into the manager and then devices, then click on an mplayer audio stream, and change to like 200%
[17:00] <snarkster> ok i gotta take off.. sorry sam_ i couldnt help you more
[17:00] <vavar> which packages do i need for sound playback ? alsa-something? pulseaudio-something?
[17:01] <sam_> ok
[17:01] <sipior> buch: go ahead and ask the channel
[17:01] <kekeke> is ubuntu 9.04 server unstable? alot of packages i try to install say that they are broken
[17:01] <outy> does anybody know how to get pipe ip filters to work in ktorrent ?
[17:01] <winter> ok. I'll speak in english. it's my first time I'm using ubuntu
[17:01] <sipior> kekeke: for example?
[17:01] <outy> http://users.spin.net.au/~boostlinux/pipefilter/ipfilter.dat.nswqldvic.txt           i need to get this to work in ktorrent as it would in utorrent/windows
[17:01] <vavar> kekeke: which packages?
[17:01] <vavar> ubottu: !sound
[17:02] <kekeke> e.g. ia32-lubs
[17:02] <kekeke> e.g. ia32-libs*
[17:02] <sipior> kekeke: also, have you done an apt-get update recently?
[17:02] <winter> and now i'm configuring the system. but I have problems with the scanner configuration
[17:02] <kekeke> yes
[17:02] <sipior> kekeke: and the update occurred without incident?
[17:03] <sipior> kekeke: also, what error did you get when attempting to install ia32-libs?
[17:04] <kekeke> sipior 1 second, how can i check what version of ubuntu im running? i may be running a different version to that which i think im running
[17:04] <sipior> kekeke: "lsb_release -a"
[17:04] <kekeke> Description: Ubuntu 9.04
[17:04] <kekeke> Release: 9.04
[17:04] <kekeke> Codename: jaunty
[17:04] <sipior> kekeke: sounds right.
[17:04] <Cluber> why can't i change my screen resolution to a higher one? I have looked at some articles with no sucess
[17:04] <kekeke> hmm...
[17:05] <kekeke> i'll paste you my error
[17:05] <kekeke> 1 sec
[17:05] <buch> snipior why does the guide i posted first says replace the XXXX with your filesystem ID then next step dont (http://paste.ubuntu.com/251451/)
[17:05] <kekeke> sipior: http://paste.ubuntu.com/251452/
[17:07] <sipior> buch: sorry, i don't see what you're referring to. you're replacing the device name in both locations, right?
[17:08] <piken> .
[17:08] <piken> If you upgrade pacakges to newer ones from launchpad, is there a way to go back to the original. I upgraded to mono 2.4.35 from launchpad and need to go back to the base 2.0.1-4 that comes as part of Juanty as the 2.4.35 is not compiled with the correct tls settings.
[17:08] <sipior> kekeke: if you try to install lib32ncurses5, what error is given?
[17:08] <Cyber_Akuma> Guess ill check later if nobody here ever tried it on a ps3
[17:08] <buch> hah sipior, its been a long day, i didnt noticed that is says "Dont forget" :)
[17:09] <buch> Sorry
[17:09] <sipior> buch: no worries.
[17:09] <sam_> hey anyone know how to get 3d effects to work for me?
[17:09] <kekeke> sipior: http://paste.ubuntu.com/251454/
[17:09] <Cluber> why can't i change my screen resolution to a higher one? I have looked at some articles with no succcss
[17:10] <mazda01> i have a process called voronoi, what the heck is that?
[17:10] <sipior> kekeke: and libc6-i386?
[17:10] <kekeke> libc6-i386: Depends: libc6 (= 2.9-0ubuntu5) but 2.9-4ubuntu6 is to be installed
[17:10] <kushal_kumaran> mazda01: probably a screensaver
[17:10] <kushal_kumaran> see the output of apt-cache show xscreensaver-gl
[17:11] <ryanakca> What's the /bin/sh (dash) equivalent of bash's and zsh's {14...00} expansion?
[17:11] <mazda01> kushal_kumaran, never thought of that as I am ssh;d into the box. thanks
[17:11] <mazda01> kushal_kumaran, thanks
[17:11] <yaaar> howdy
[17:12] <kekeke> sipior any ideas :(?
[17:12] <sipior> kekeke: thinking.
[17:12] <yaaar> are the only two ubuntu server versions really i386 and x86-64? i've got some nice xeons here that seem wasted on i386 but won't do x86-64
[17:12] <duckwars> Is there anyway to |grep your whole computer?
[17:13] <yaaar> seems like at the very least there would be an i586
[17:13] <grawity> ryanakca: I think it's `seq 14 00`
[17:13] <duckwars> I guess recursively grep your /
[17:13] <yaaar> duckwars: you probably shouldn't, but yes, you can use grep -R
[17:13] <grawity> ryanakca: (using the seq command)
[17:13] <grawity> duckwars: grep -R "something" /
[17:13] <duckwars> why should I probably not?  I can't find where I put a specific file
[17:13] <MrElendig> yaaar: most crud is built with -march=i386 -mtune=i686
[17:13] <sipior> duckwars: and then go get coffee or something....
[17:13] <duckwars> will -a show hidden files?
[17:14] <grawity> duckwars: ls -a, yes.
[17:14] <yaaar> MrElendig: oh, ok. that'll be sufficient. thanks
[17:14] <grawity> duckwars: for grep it's not needed.
[17:14] <duckwars> where do people generally put .htpasswd files? I followed a tutorial longtime ago and it's not in /etc/apache
[17:14] <grawity> duckwars: Also, if you remember the file name, find will probably be faster.
[17:14] <sipior> duckwars: try "locate filename", also
[17:14] <grawity> (As in find / -name ".htpasswd")
[17:14] <duckwars> how do i use find?
[17:14] <MrElendig> duckwars: do you remember the filename?
[17:14] <grawity> duckwars: find / -name ".htpasswd"
[17:15] <MrElendig> duckwars: updatedb && locate .htpasswd
[17:15] <duckwars> I tried grawity's command, it is thinking
[17:15] <duckwars> I might add this is a 400 mhz 64mb ram computer...
[17:15] <SirFunk> hmm.. so.. i uninstalled pulseaudio to try oss4 and now i want to go back...alsa is running and detects my soundcard, pulse is running but ... pulse doesn't see the alsa devices is there some config i'm missing?
[17:16] <grawity> duckwars: These specs make no difference for find/locate/grep, it's just a matter of how fast it can read your disk.
[17:16] <duckwars> oh, well thank you everyone
[17:16] <MrElendig> asuming that ubuntu uses mlocate now, locate will be fastest
[17:16] <kekeke> sipior: you think i should just reinstall the OS?
[17:17] <duckwars> I think this is just going to take forever, can anyone think of another way to find my .htpasswd file? maybe somewehre in the .htaccess files?
[17:17] <sipior> kekeke: that's a bit extreme. does an apt-get update complete without error?
[17:17] <sam_> how do i get 3d effects to work with my nvidia 8400 graphics driver?
[17:17] <kekeke> yes
[17:17] <Halitech> sam_, you need to enable the driver
[17:17] <ChrisW> hey all, got a box with Ubuntu 8.04 on it, are there any python 2.6 pacakges available? If so, what are they?
[17:17] <grawity> duckwars: .htaccess should have the path of the .htpasswd it uses, yes.
[17:18] <sam_> i thought i did already
[17:18] <grawity> duckwars: Either .htaccess or apache's configs.
[17:18] <sipior> kekeke: does "apt-get --fix-broken" help?
[17:18] <Halitech> sam_, check hard ware drivers and make sure
[17:18] <outy> hey um
[17:18] <sam_> Halitech, thanks for responding, I have version 180 enabled
[17:18] <outy> facebook goes to google
[17:18] <outy> what do i do to fix this?
[17:19] <duckwars> grawity: thank you, I found the file now
[17:19] <Halitech> sam_, ok, do you have ccsm installed? or have you tried enabling effects?
[17:19] <sam_> Halitech, I've tried enabling through system preference and then apperance
[17:19] <kekeke> sipior: nope
[17:19] <Halitech> sam_, what happens when you try?
[17:20] <sam_> Halitech, oh wait it worked this time....how do I test it?
[17:20] <kekeke> sipior: i don't have anything i need installed, so reinstalling the OS isn't really a big deal
[17:20] <Halitech> sam_, try changing desktops or minimize a screen
[17:20] <sam_> Halitech, ok it works I feel pretty stupid, thanks for responding though
[17:20] <kekeke> anything i need on the hd*
[17:20] <sam_> Halitech, how do I do the cube thing?
[17:21] <grawity> sam_: I think you need to enable "Desktop Cube"
[17:21] <grawity> !ccsm
[17:21] <Halitech> sam_, np, glad it worked cause I was guessing on what to do cause I don't use it
[17:21] <sipior> kekeke: well, worth a try, then, but without understanding the problem, you're likely to see it again.
[17:21] <sam_> Halitech, oh hahah ok thanks
[17:21] <sam_> grawity, how do I enable the cube?
[17:21] <kekeke> ok i'll try.
[17:21] <sam_> grawity, I'm pretty new if that isnt obvious yet
[17:21] <grawity> sam_: Do you have CCSM installed? If not, see ubottu's message above
[17:22] <sam_> grawity, well the 3d effects like the wobbly thing works
[17:22] <sam_> grawity, what is CCSM anyway?
[17:22] <grawity> sam_: CompizConfig Settings Manager.
[17:22] <Zedde> Hello , when i login I get a msg that I have 1 pkg and 2 security updates , how do I check what it is
[17:22] <grawity> sam_: A big window where you can enable, disable and configure plugins for Compiz.
[17:22] <Zedde> this is on a server consol
[17:22] <gwildor> Zedde, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:22] <Halitech> Zedde, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:22] <gwildor> +1
[17:22] <Zedde> did that I still get them
[17:23] <sam_> grawity, do I get it from the Add/remove programs thing?
[17:23] <Halitech> Zedde, with doing the upgrade?
[17:23] <linoobx> oook.. i got a simple question for a little script
[17:23] <xiong> are there corruption issues with gftp?
[17:23] <sam_> grawity, nvm I found it there, thanks
[17:23] <mazda01> Zedde, you can see what aptitude will do by using the -s option
[17:23] <Zedde> I have done update and upgrade even dist-upgrade I still get msg that I have updates to install
[17:23] <mazda01> Zedde, sudo aptitude update && aptitude upgrade -s
[17:24] <bastidrazor> Zedde, system>administration>update manager . that should let you install packages even if they are held back
[17:24] <coz_> xiong,  did you google that  ...let me look
[17:24] <xiong> coz_, i don't see anything
[17:24] <Halitech> bastid_razor, they said console
[17:24] <Zedde> bastidrazor: consol
[17:24] <coz_> xiong,  no  I dont either
[17:24] <mazda01> Zedde, it will show you what it will upgrade and then if you want to upgrade you'll issue sudo aptitude upgrade
[17:24] <grawity> bastidrazor: The Server version doesn't have a GUI.
[17:24] <bastidrazor> yeah, i missed that. late arrival
[17:24] <linoobx> i'm calling 2 times wget from a script, passing a url with a `<code>` part attached on the end
[17:24] <Zedde> mazda01: okay thanks will try that and come back
[17:25] <xiong> coz_, will you try this? http://eaglehouse.us/resume/ -- download the PDF
[17:25] <linoobx> only one of the two was called
[17:25] <aksci> i've freshly installed thunderbird! but it downloads all the past mails which i dont want! i'd be deleting them anyway! so how cut this? i just want emails a few days from now! or say, a week or so!
[17:25] <mazda01> Zedde, sounds good
[17:25] <linoobx> and i don't understand why
[17:25] <xiong> coz_, i uploaded that PDF to the site myself using gftp, is why
[17:25] <Shapeshifter> Hi. I'm using a tool called parashell to access the parallel port. Everything's working now except that I can only use it as root. If I use it as user, I get an error "Can't gain access to port 378". What do I have to do so that users can access the parallel port?
[17:25] <iceroot> linoobx: we also
[17:25] <iceroot> linoobx: because we dont see the script
[17:25] <coz_> xiong,  there is a format error here  but it did download
[17:25] <iceroot> !paste | linoobx
[17:26] <grawity> aksci: Are you using POP3 or IMAP for mail?
[17:26] <Maleko> guys is it possible to limit the download speed when fetching packages from repo?
[17:26] <fosser_josh1> aksci: what happend with thunderbird
[17:26] <xiong> coz_, the PDF was okay before i uploaded it -- i'm trying to figure out what's going wrong
[17:26] <aksci> grawity: in the server settings, server type says POP mail server!
[17:27] <coz_> xiong,  oh I understand now... I was thinking you had compile errors with the gftp source
[17:27] <Halitech> aksci, did you previously have thunderbird set to leave mail on server?
[17:27] <grawity> aksci: Ah. POP is very simple, and Thunderbird just cannot know the email's date without downloading it.
[17:27] <Halitech> aksci, and is it a gmail account
[17:27] <grawity> aksci: Is it Gmail?
[17:28] <aksci> Halitech: once! but discontinued as it used up shitload of bandwidth! grawity: sorry for not specifying,... its a gmail account!
[17:28] <coz_> xiong,  did you create that pdf on linux or windows?
[17:28] <aksci> grawity: should i change server type to imap?
[17:28] <Zedde> mazda01: the msg are gon now. strange only update pkg I saw was ai32-libs something
[17:28] <xiong> coz_, i just want to know why the download is corrupt -- besides you and i, there is one other user reported the issue -- as i compare the local and remote file, the byte count is correct -- i created the pdf on a mac os 9 machine
[17:29] <Halitech> aksci, if the server is gmail it will redownload everythign still on the server
[17:29] <grawity> aksci: Using Gmail with IMAP would probably be better.
[17:29] <coz_> xiong,  you can upload the pdf  to speedyshare.com  let me test the original file
[17:29] <grawity> aksci: POP3 only allows downloading the full message (and optionally deleting it).
[17:29] <strrev> can i downgrade from 9.04 to 8.04 ?
[17:29] <mazda01> Zedde, well, that's all it had to upgrade then. the update command will go to the servers and see if there is anything to upgrade, then the upgrade command will upgrade packages
[17:29] <iceroot> strrev: no
[17:29] <coz_> strrev,  I would  recomment just  clean install 8.04
[17:30] <xiong> coz_, the local file is readable on my linux box -- and previous to today, i had uploaded the pdf to a site and had good downloads of it -- i'm thinking some sort of corruption involving linefeed translation???
[17:30] <Zedde> mazda01: okay
[17:30] <grawity> aksci: With IMAP, Thunderbird only needs to download the headers (subject, date, sender). And it would be automatically syncronized with Gmail's web interface, too.
[17:30] <Zedde> mazda01: thanks again
[17:30] <xiong> coz_, will do
[17:30] <aksci> grawity: i've set the disk space option to msges less than 1mb!
[17:30] <mazda01> Zedde, no problem
[17:30] <coz_> xiong,   I would go to #linux  channel and  see if someone there has more info about this
[17:30] <Megra_> strrev, however, if you have problems with a particular program, you can downgrade it (not recommended)
[17:31] <linoobx> !iceroot here's the script: !pastebinit http://paste.ubuntu.com/251464/
[17:31] <strrev> iceroot, that`s bad. i use 9.04 on 2 GB RAM, proc Dual core 1,73 GHZ ... and it`s very slowlyyyyy .. but i think the problem comes from my video card : Intel X3100 . // I don`t use Compiz :|
[17:31] <aksci> grawity: oh! but there's an option with pop3 to download headers only! should i change the server type or just check the 'download headers only' box!
[17:31] <xiong> coz_, http://www.speedyshare.com/639570432.html
[17:31] <mazda01> anyone help with pulseaudio?  in order to get the volume louder i have to go to pulseaudio applet and go into the manager and then devices, then click on an mplayer audio stream, and change to like 200%
[17:31] <iceroot> strrev: yes, there is a problem with intel. wait a minute
[17:31] <akshay> CAN ANY BODY SOLVE GRUB PROBLEM
[17:31] <akshay> heeeeeeeeeeeeeelooooooo
[17:31] <linoobx> !iceroot humm.. here's the link http://paste.ubuntu.com/251464/
[17:31] <grawity> aksci: Some POP3 servers do support that, but overall it's a little unreliable. For Gmail, I think IMAP would be a better choice.... but you choose.
[17:31] <coz_> xiong,  this file is fine
[17:31] <Megra_> akshay, what is your problem ?
[17:31] <akshay>  CAN ANY BODY SOLVE GRUB PROBLEM
[17:31] <akshay> he
[17:31] <iceroot> strrev: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582  i am using the safe one
[17:32] <akshay> will help me
[17:32] <Knirgh> akshay: private
[17:32] <iceroot> linoobx: i will have a look
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[17:32] <strrev> hehe, thanks iceroot :P
[17:32] <Myrtti> akshay: how about you just ask your problem?
[17:32] <Megra_> akshay, and stop shouting (capital letters), you risk ban for that
[17:32] <xiong> coz_, you downloaded okay from speedyshare? -- if so, then i wonder if it is time to complain to my server hosting company
[17:32] <Megra_> !ask | akshay
[17:32] <strrev> iceroot, can you see the difference ?
[17:32] <strrev> is it big ?
[17:32] <differentreality> hey!  I have installed sims 3 on my laptop, which runs ubuntu 9.04, through playonlinux.  Installation was successful and game seems to start normally but I can only hear the sounds of the game, I am not seeing any video/image.  Plus at that point I am unable to swich to another app so I have to restart my lap.  Any ideas why I don't have video?  thanks in advance!
[17:32] <linoobx> -__-
[17:32] <linoobx> better if find the solution by myself
 can we have a private chat
[17:33] <akshay> if u don mind
[17:33] <coz_> xiong,  yes I downloaded the one from speedyshare and it was fine      I think a complaint is in order
[17:33] <grawity> linoobx: If nobody answers - nobody knows.
[17:33] <aksci> grawity: i'd go with imap! i hope changing it after setting up the account wont be of any problem! but does imap synchronising with the server mean it tells the gmail server what mails it has already downloaded n which new ones it should download hence?
[17:33] <akshay> i face prob writing and understanding
[17:33] <xiong> coz_, thank you for your help
[17:33] <carrie_555> Hi ! When I go to the command line (Control+Alt+F1) I find the characters quite big. I have a 22'' screen and I'd like to make use of it. How do I make the letters smaller ?
[17:33] <linoobx> !grawity it's a simple question i think.. i'm just noob.. maybe it's TOO easy :P
[17:33] <coz_> xiong,  no problem   let me know if you get this sorted out and what the issue was :)
[17:33] <_UsUrPeR_> hey all
[17:33] <Megra_> differentreality, for the "i can't change of app", i don't think there is any workaround, but to go to TTY1 (ctrl+alt+F1) and kill the process
[17:34] <Forza4Life> grrrrr   why cant i get sound to play when i am trying to watch a dvd
[17:34] <differentreality> Megra_,  I'll try that tnx.. even though main prob is that I have no video.
[17:34] <sipior> Forza4Life: silent film?
[17:34] <Forza4Life> nooo   the video is playing fine
[17:34] <grawity> aksci: With IMAP, Thunderbird only downloads message headers (which include subject, sender, date, and an unique ID). When you open a message, Thunderbird marks it as read -- and with IMAP, it also sends a "mark as read" command to server.
[17:34] <Megra_> akshay, ask your question here ... i won't answer to any question in private
[17:34] <_UsUrPeR_> my server is freezing on "Deconfiguring Network Interfaces". It has been like this ever since I started working with brctl. Where can I check to see what's making this take so long to boot/ shut down?
[17:35] <linoobx> !Forza4Life try using vlc.. it downloads missing codecs
[17:35] <Forza4Life> i just get no audio   i got audio from the dvd menu  but when i hit play movie on the screen  i get no audio from the movie
[17:35] <Forza4Life> ok
[17:35] <Yos> What's the proper way to back up and restore if I want to go from wubi to a complete install ?
[17:35] <ryanakca> grawity: great, thanks
[17:35] <kitply> hi all, i just got an invite for register for the ubuntuone. but when i went to the site it recommends a minimum version of 9.04, but i have 8.10 currently.
[17:35] <histolo2> Hi
[17:36] <kitply> can i install the ubuntu one on 8.10
[17:36] <Megra_> !codec | Forza4Life
[17:36] <linoobx> !Yos backup what?
[17:36] <histolo2> I recently baught a dialup modem to use it as a fax
[17:36] <differentreality> is there perhaps another channel that people would know something about my problem with sims3 ?
[17:36] <kitply> can it be tried on with ubuntu 8.10
[17:36] <Yos> My configurations and data...I don't want to lose all of my work
[17:36] <Megra_> linoobx, stop putting '!' in front of your messages, you are triggering bots :-)
[17:36] <histolo2> its connexant, i managed to install driver... but can't configure efax
[17:37] <histolo2> anyone?
[17:37] <Halitech> histolo2, pci fax or external?
[17:37] <linoobx> Megra_ hemmm i'm just wondering if it's not the right way to talk to a specific person xD
[17:37] <aksci> grawity: oh, okay! thanks! well, thunderbird anyway downloaded 3k msges while i was here on irc! lol
[17:37] <Megra_> differentreality, yu can try to find some help on playonlinux.com
[17:37] <grawity> linoobx: yeah, what Megra_ said. On IRC, the most commonly accepted prefix is "nick: ", not "!nick".
[17:37] <histolo2> pci
[17:37] <kitply> has anyone tried ubuntuone on 8.10 ?
[17:37] <linoobx> oooops :P
[17:37] <Yos> Hmmm ?
[17:37] <Halitech> histolo2, what model? can you get it to dial out?
[17:37] <XDCC|Chiyo> irc://irc.euirc.net/Sudeki-FanSubs
[17:38] <linoobx> grawity: ok sorry
[17:38] <Megra_> linoobx, just write je name of the person followed by a comma, or ":"
[17:38] <histolo2> halitech its connexant based chip hsf something (don't remember right now)
[17:38] <linoobx> Megra_: i got it :P
[17:38] <JackBauer> Hello guys. I have some problems with with my display. When in google eath the screen flippers
[17:38] <histolo2> how can i check if it dials?
[17:38] <grawity> linoobx: Many IRC clients, including Xchat, allow you type just the first few letters of a nick, then press Tab and it will be completed.
[17:38] <grawity> linoobx:   anyway, about that script -- I'm not sure if this is at all related, but how about quoting the entire URL?
[17:39] <grawity> linoobx: such as wget --spider "http://blah", instead of merely escaping the \& ...
[17:39] <Megra_> linoobx, or even escaping with single quotes '
[17:39] <linoobx> grawity:  cool the autocomplete.. i never used irc seriously.. yes i'm gonna try that for the url.. thx!
[17:39] <Megra_> Keiffer, :-)
[17:39] <grawity> Megra_: No, single quotes won't work because he's using `` for inclusion.
[17:39] <Keiffer> Megra...
[17:40] <linoobx> brb
[17:40] <brorjonas> How do I change Amarok 2 backend from xine to gstreamers?
[17:40] <grawity> linoobx: also, does wget show any error messages for the failing URL?
[17:40] <Forza4Life> ty for the VLC tip   that fixed everything
[17:40] <Halitech> histolo2, is it new or used?
[17:40] <Megra_> grawity, i don't see the problem, why :      command `wget 'http://google.fr'`    won't work ?
[17:41] <CarlFK> if ubuntu is installed on win using wubi, will the ntfs fs that hosts the ext3 image file be available for mounting?
[17:41] <Halitech> Megra_, it needs to know the file you want to download
[17:41] <histolo2> halitech its new and i used it in windows xp (i dual boot)
[17:41] <gwildor> u trying to wget all of google?
 i  installed ubuntu on my portable hard drive and my comp shows a grub error when i boot my comp without the hard drive plugged in
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[17:41] <Halitech> histolo2, take it back and get a hardware based modem, hsf based modems are software and a pain in the backside
[17:42] <linoobx> grawity: no errors! but my wife is flooding the connection with emule :P
 wat to do now
[17:42] <grawity> Megra_: This one will work -- but he's using `` in the URL. And wget 'http://`echo google.com`' will NOT work.
[17:42] <_UsUrPeR_> my server is freezing on "Deconfiguring Network Interfaces". It has been like this ever since I started working with brctl. Where can I check to see what's making this take so long to boot/ shut down?
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[17:42] <histolo2> haliteh used this tutorial to install drivers https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/Conexant
[17:43] <grawity> linoobx: Yeah, I'm familiar with that one... (my sister uses eMule too.) Anyway, are you sure it isn't a server-side problem?
[17:43] <histolo2> halitech should efax work "out of the box" after drivers are installed?
[17:43] <Halitech> histolo2, I used to do dialup support and the connexant chips were bad enough under windows and they use software (hence the name win-modems) so if it works its going to be crappy to use
[17:44] <Halitech> histolo2, as far as I know if the modem is working properly then it should
[17:44] <linoobx> grawity: don't think so.. but i try switching the 2 calls to see if it's again the second to fail
[17:44] <rodolfo> hi everybody!!
[17:44] <ascheel> Question for you guys.  I'm compiling some open source drivers for a wireless USB dongle.  Once I 'make' it, do I need to 'make install'?  Once THAT is done, do I need to add it with modprobe or something?
[17:44] <histolo2> halitech well its not worth it, costed me only 5$ and it works under windows... i have DSL but use this as a fax
[17:44] <Halitech> ascheel, what wireless dongle
[17:45] <ninjaslim> hi guys, i need a distro that' not too fast moving, that just works, and that i can use to do C/C++ development and java and matlab/R work, will Ubuntu fit the bill for this
[17:45] <rodolfo> i have a strange question..is it possible to use firefox as a file browser?
[17:45] <grawity> linoobx: wget's --server-response may be useful.
[17:45] <ascheel> Halitech: Buffalo WLI-UC-GN, chip is RALINK 2870
[17:45] <histolo2> halitech thanks anyway
[17:45] <Halitech> histolo2, well, you can try it, I've never tried to use efax
[17:45] <grawity> rodolfo: Only in read-only mode; you won't be able to do anything with the files except to read them.
[17:46] <sipior> ninjaslim: yes, handily.
[17:46] <sipior> ninjaslim: it's easy enough to try out, see if it works for you.
[17:46] <MK13> does anyone here have advice on getting an easycap usb capture card to work on Ubuntu?
[17:46] <rodolfo> grawity: of course, just browsing..and what extensions can i read?
[17:46] <grawity> rodolfo: All that Firefox supports.
[17:47] <grawity> rodolfo: Firefox supports HTML, XML, JPEG, PNG, GIF and some other formats. The extension doesn't really matter.
[17:47] <linoobx> grawity: the problem must be here: `acpi -V | tr '\n' '-[#]-' | tr '\t' ' ' | perl -MURI::Escape -lne 'print uri_escape($_)'`
[17:47] <ninjaslim> sipior: i come from the BSD world, i used to use FreeBSD but needed Matlab which isn't natively available, but one thing i was used to on FreeBSD was that it just worked, i used to use Gentoo which left a sour taste for Linux
[17:47] <Halitech> ascheel, according to posts on the forum that card should work without having to compile drivers
[17:47] <paziek> when I try to start gnome-terminal or xterm on my second display (its same monitor, just using F9 for games :) ), I get this: No protocol specified
[17:47] <rodolfo> grawity: i'm intrested in open office extensions..i.e. a .doc or .ppt file
[17:47] <ascheel> Halitech, I didn't see anything like that, where did you find that?
[17:48] <Polygon89> Hello, my computer will not boot up for a filesystem check error. I have run fsck on all partitions and it says all of them are cleaned, and the UUIDs are correct in /etc/fstab....whats going on?
[17:48] <Halitech> ascheel, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1197302&highlight=RALINK+2870 ... makes note that the connection maxes out at 54mb
[17:48] <grawity> rodolfo: Firefox itself cannot open them -- you would need, for example, either OpenOffice.org Writer or the lighter AbiWord to read Microsoft Word documents.
[17:48] <ascheel> Halitech: thanks.  :)
[17:48] <entropy> Hello, all devs - I have a bass problem, and please note I have two speakers and no subwoofer. The speakers are fully capable of pushing bass. Please see this paste for more info: http://pastebin.ca/1525247
[17:49] <aksci_> grawity: how do i change from pop to imap? when i select gmail at new account's first option, it asks for the username n straightaway sets server to pop
[17:49] <Halitech> ascheel, they say they grab the tar file, extracted it and then just did make sudo make install and then rebooted
[17:49] <aksci_> would just changing pop.gmail.com to imap.gmail.com work?
[17:49] <ox> hey how i can check a file if it's exist since 24 hours? i try find /home -atime +24 (didn't work it give me all files)
[17:49] <Halitech> aksci, you would need to change the connection type in gmail as well
[17:50] <_UsUrPeR_> !ask _UsUrPeR_
[17:50] <rodolfo> grawity: ok..and is it possible to browse files like i do with the nautilus?
[17:50] <Qu4R0w> how to connect wireless using command line??i try "iwconfig wlan0 essid IMC Mikrotik TR A" but not work :(
[17:50] <grawity> rodolfo: file:///
[17:50] <Polygon89> Hello, my computer will not boot up for a filesystem check error. I have run fsck on all partitions and it says all of them are cleaned, and the UUIDs are correct in /etc/fstab....whats going on?
[17:50] <ascheel> Halitech, thanks.  :)  That's what I thought, but I figured there must've been a step to add it to the modules, but I guess 'make install' handles that
[17:51] <rodolfo> grawity: ok..let's try
[17:52] <Halitech> ascheel, yeah, the make install does and the reboot *should* get it loaded on next boot
[17:52] <grawity> rodolfo: there's also a firefox-gvfs package that adds support for sftp://, smb://, and other URLs to Firefox -- but I guess file:// is enough at the moment.
[17:52] <ascheel> Halitech, i have no problems with a reboot.  :)  Thanks!  Looks like I can't use 2.6.30 kernel.  :)
[17:52] <MuPp3t> Hello, I've just downloaded a theme for emerald + gtk, I have emerald and beryl, i can get the emerald part installed but cant seem to work out how to do the gtk part
[17:52] <akshay> HELLO CAN ANY BODY HELP ME
[17:53] <ox> hey how i can check a file if it's exist since 24 hours? i try find /home -atime +24 (didn't work it give me all files)
[17:53] <ascheel> !ask | akshay
[17:53] <Qu4R0w> akshay: can u just ask..
[17:53] <akshay> i have grub prob
[17:53] <aksci_> grawity: i'm just changing pop.gmail.com to imap.gmail.com keeping the port same! would it synchronize my already downloaded 3k+ mails?
[17:53] <Polygon89> Hello, my computer will not boot up for a filesystem check error. I have run fsck on all partitions and it says all of them are cleaned, and the UUIDs are correct in /etc/fstab....whats going on?
[17:53] <kekeke> i'm running ubuntu server 9.04 and when trying to install many packages e.g. ia32-libs i get dependancy errors... any know why this is?
[17:53] <firevai> whats the easiest way to setup a network, so my buddies can dl stuffs from me?
[17:53] <grawity> aksci_: Nope. Also, you cannot just change it like that, as Thunderbird will still think it's a POP3 server. The "imap.*" part doesn't mean anything for Tb.
[17:53] <ascheel> kekeke: you installing them using dpkg or apt-get?
[17:53] <kekeke> apt-get
[17:54] <ascheel> kekeke: give the channel a pastebin, please.
[17:54] <victor__> hi
[17:54] <grawity> aksci_: Just add a new account, choose IMAP, use imap.gmail.com as server, enable SSL... _then_ see if it works for you, and if it does, remove the POP3 account.
[17:54] <kekeke> ascheel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/251452/
[17:54] <elson_> alguém pode me ajudar
[17:54] <jshriver> What is the /dev name for lpt?
[17:55] <rodolfo> grawity: mm..seems to work..i'l run through every kind of preference..thank you very much!!
[17:55] <grawity> jshriver: parportX
[17:55] <Pici> !br | elson_
[17:55] <jshriver> ty
[17:55] <ox> find /home/Backup/*.bz2 -ctime +24 ( mean it will print every file with extension .bz2 has been 24 hours stored) right ?
[17:55] <Polygon89> Hello, my computer will not boot up for a filesystem check error. I have run fsck on all partitions and it says all of them are cleaned, and the UUIDs are correct in /etc/fstab....whats going on?
[17:55] <elson_> #ubutun-br
[17:55] <grawity> ox: Not really... find /home/Backup/ -name '*.bz2' -ctime +24
[17:55] <ascheel> kekeke, sounds like those packages are either experimental or perhaps (maybe?) you don't have some repos enabled?  Beyond that, I can't help you.  :(  Sorry.
[17:55] <grawity> ox: That one might.
[17:56] <MuPp3t> Can anyone help me installing a theme? It's emerald + gtk, comes in two folders, the gtk part just has a lot of folders ie.. arrows, buttons, check-radio, combo etc
[17:56] <MuPp3t> no idea how to install it
[17:56] <akshay> i have got portable hard drive       ,,,,,,,,,installed ubuntu on it.........successfully it got installed................but only prob is dat my computer shows a grub error 21 when the portable hard drive is not plugged in
[17:56] <ox> grawity thx i though in -name i can't find extension :)
[17:56] <kekeke> ascheel how do i enable repos?
[17:56] <akshay> i have got portable hard drive       ,,,,,,,,,installed ubuntu on it.........successfully it got installed................but only prob is dat my computer shows a grub error 21 when the portable hard drive is not plugged in
[17:56] <elson_> alguém pode me ajudar
[17:56] <grawity> ox: In Linux, the extension is just a part of the name.
[17:56] <rodolfo> grawity: wow!! firefox is also a media player!!
[17:56] <Halitech> aksci, http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=78799
[17:56] <grawity> ox: (The same in Windows, too.)
[17:56] <akshay> i have got portable hard drive       ,,,,,,,,,installed ubuntu on it.........successfully it got installed................but only prob is dat my computer shows a grub error 21 when the portable hard drive is not plugged in
[17:56] <eliotn> I am having a problem with eclipse on ubuntu
[17:57] <elson_> como faço para falar em português
[17:57] <Halitech> !patience
[17:57] <grawity> rodolfo: No, it isn't. It just embeds VLC or Totem or Windows Media Player or Quicktime or whatever the hell it needs to play the file.
[17:57] <MrPiracy> my numeric keys stopped working, how can i fix that?
[17:57] <grawity> MrPiracy: The ones above letters? Or the numpad?
[17:57] <Halitech> !grub | akshay
[17:58] <eliotn> I am having a problem with eclipse on ubuntu, the applet doesn't work
[17:58] <strange> hey guys i just upgraded from 8.04 to 9.04 but my raid5 seems to not function
[17:58] <strange> mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sdc1 /dev/sdd1 /dev/sde1 /dev/sdf1 /dev/sdg1
[17:58] <strange> mdadm: cannot open device /dev/sde1: Device or resource busy
[17:58] <strange> mdadm: /dev/sde1 has no superblock - assembly aborted
[17:58] <MrPiracy> grawity:  the numpad
[17:58] <FloodBot1> strange: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:58] <rodolfo> grawity: ah ok..
[17:59] <larreh> Is the desktop version from Ubuntu's download page able to run on the fly off the cd, without installation?
[17:59] <strange> any suggestions?
[17:59] <Lasivian> is there any way to save packages to a usb device? I have a computer with no internet access
[17:59] <grawity> MrPiracy: Dumb question, but is NumLock on?
[17:59] <eliotn> !netbeans
[17:59] <grawity> Lasivian: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[17:59] <eliotn> !eclipse
[17:59] <MrPiracy> grawity: yes, tried with on and off
[17:59] <akshay> i have got portable hard drive       ,,,,,,,,,installed ubuntu on it.........successfully it got installed................but only prob is dat my computer shows a grub error 21 when the portable hard drive is not plugged in
[17:59] <Halitech> Lasivian, you can also use aptoncd
[17:59] <akshay> pls help me out
[17:59] <vavar> my mplayer is complaining that it cant open /dev/dsp oss stuff and i have no sound. what should i do?
[18:00] <eliotn> My applet manager doesn't work, can someone help me?
[18:00] <MrPiracy> grawity: only key that works in that part is NUM LOCK
[18:00] <Lasivian> thanks
[18:00] <Halitech> akshay, did you look at the link about grub?
[18:00] <butty> Can anyone help explain why my media player cuts out when opening a film but i can play mp3s perfectly
[18:00] <grawity> Lasivian: Also take a look at /var/cache/apt/archives/ -- there are the ones you already downloaded.
[18:00] <aksci_> grawity: so how do i change from pop to imap? my thunderbird, on selecting gmail on the new account, takes pop as default incoming server! how do i change it to imap? and my currently downloaded mails i dont want them to be deleted!
[18:00] <MrPiracy> d
[18:00] <Halitech> akshay, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[18:00] <Bolvadur> akshay: you cannot start up a kernel that isnt on the computer -.-
[18:00] <grawity> aksci_: Add a normal email account.
[18:00] <Lasivian> grawity: AHH! I had that exact need awhile back, thank you!
[18:00] <vavar> akshay: remove the drive from device.map
[18:00] <MrPiracy> grawity: oh, and the enter key works too
[18:01] <Yos> What's the proper way to back up and restore if I want to go from wubi to a complete install ?
[18:01] <grawity> Lasivian: also, apt-get install has a "download only" option, which just puts packages to the cache. (apt-get clean nukes the cache.)
[18:02] <vavar> Bolvadur: true -.-
[18:02] <Lasivian> sweet
[18:02] <msk> my bin directory is missing ? how is it possible ???
[18:02] <Bolvadur> vavar: -.- ofc ^-^
[18:03] <MrPiracy> grawity: i was messing up with synaptics yesterday. is there any way to list all the apps i installed from it? maybe i installed something i shouldn't have
[18:03] <niadh> I'm trying to use ffmpeg to convert a bunch of jpeg images into an avi file using this command ffmpeg -r 12 -i animation%05d.jpg -y -an animation.avi but I am told the avi format is not supported can someone help me find the right package that will support it?
[18:04] <grawity> MrPiracy: Synaptic? Click on "Status", then choose "Installed".
[18:04] <grawity> MrPiracy: Also, File -> History.
[18:04] <msk> my bin directory is missing ? how is it possible ? how can i replace it ?
[18:04] <Halitech> msk sudo mkdir /bin
[18:04] <Pici> msk: Which bin directory?
[18:05] <MrPiracy> grawity: ok, thx
[18:05] <msk> Pici : /bin
[18:05] <Pici> msk: And you talking from the computer where it is missing?
[18:06] <msk> Pici : i seem to get the solution to my "Kernel panic" problem i have : "missing bin directory"
[18:06] <msk> Pici : i am on Win
[18:06] <loch> hello
[18:06] <loch> !list
[18:07] <msk> Pici : i am getting "Kernel Panic" error whenever i boot...
[18:07] <Keiffer> Hi, I can't change my root password. It sais successfuly change but.. it remembers the old one
[18:07] <MuPp3t> Hey, I'm trying to install a theme.. The GTK part isn't in a tar.gz format though.. so I'm not sure what to do? Everything I look up seems to think it should be
[18:07] <Pici> msk: Its possible that fsck moved files into /lost+found , but if that happened and you're getting a kernel panic your best choice would be to backup /home or your own files and reinstall Ubuntu.
[18:07] <grawity> Keiffer: Did you even have a root password?
[18:08] <niadh> MuPp3t: What format is it in?
[18:08] <MuPp3t> It's just a folder
[18:08] <Keiffer> grawity, i'm so dumb in your eyes?
[18:08] <MuPp3t> with more folders
[18:08] <MuPp3t> and pngs
[18:08] <MuPp3t> etc
[18:08] <msk> Pici : can i copy bin directory of a Live CD ?
[18:08] <MuPp3t> as far as i can tell
[18:08] <niadh> MuPp3t: Whats the folder called?
[18:08] <Pici> msk: /bin doesn't contain your kernel, if you're getting that error that more than just /bin is messed up.
[18:08] <grawity> Keiffer: Ubuntu has root account locked by default, and believe, _many_ have tried to guess it or change it without knowing the old one.
[18:09] <MuPp3t> umm, Gaia 09 + Gtk+Emerald/gtk/Gaia 09/gtk-2.0
[18:09] <niadh> MuPp3t: Coz themes are usually <theme_name>/gtk or metacity or something like that
[18:09] <MuPp3t> i've tried putting any of those in
[18:09] <MuPp3t> okay
[18:09] <Squynti> hey what are the terminals used for from ctrl+alt F1 to ctrl+alt F6 or 7?
[18:09] <grawity> Squynti: tty1 to tty7
[18:09] <mirash>  I hav installed Windows into sda5 and ubuntu into sda7.But I cant boot Windows
[18:09] <niadh> MuPp3t: Ok looking at it
[18:09] <MuPp3t> so i've put Gaia 09/gtk-2.0 in
[18:09] <msk> Pici : how about update my kernel through Live CD ?
[18:09] <grawity> Squynti: Technically, there are more - up to tty63
[18:09] <mirash> Any experts there?
[18:10] <grawity> MuPp3t: How about dragging the entire 'gtk' directory to the Appearance Settings wondow?
[18:10] <Squynti> grawity: right but are they used differently?
[18:10] <niadh> MuPp3t: Yup, make that a tar.gz file and try again
[18:10] <khadim> .exe for ubuntu
[18:10] <Keiffer> grawity, ok, my pass then.. the thing is nor sudo passwd nor passwd can change my pass
[18:10] <Squynti> grawity: how to do that?
[18:10] <MuPp3t> okay, i'll try that
[18:10] <mirash> I hav been trying this the whole day
[18:10] <gma> why doesn't sudo source /etc/bash.bashrc when it runs commands?
[18:10] <grawity> Squynti: The ones after tty7 are simply not used by default. (They are possible to use though)
[18:11] <niadh> MuPp3t: Let me know how it goes
[18:11] <stefg> mirash: this is no windows support channel... windows will only boot from a primary partition
[18:11] <Yos> What's the proper way to back up and restore if I want to go from wubi to a complete install ?
[18:11] <grawity> gma: Because 1) it isn't sudo's job, it's bash job, and 2) sudo doesn't run bash, it directly execs the command.
[18:11] <Squynti> grawity: when I reach past tty7 it goes back up to windows
[18:11] <Squynti> Er, i mean X
[18:11] <gma> grawity: cheers. (and damn) so where does sudo get it's PATH from?
[18:12] <niadh> Yos: How do you mean, wanna just back up your documents or you wanna somehow restore the entire system?
[18:12] <grawity> Squynti: In the default configuration, tty1-6 are terminal logins, tty7 is X, and the rest are not allocated.
[18:12] <Yakeson_Chihiro> good day all
[18:12] <Yos> Somehow do a complete restore if possible niadh
[18:12] <grawity> gma: I have no idea... It may be $PATH, /etc/environment, /etc/login.defs and so on.
[18:12] <msk> !hello
[18:12] <danny_> any apps for the g1 under ubuntu?
[18:12] <MuPp3t> great, that's worked
[18:12] <MuPp3t> thanks very much :)
[18:12] <Fluff> I think i have video codec problems could anyone help ????
[18:13] <msk> !hello | Yakeson_Chihiro
[18:13] <Yakeson_Chihiro> i upgraded a few weeks ago from hardy to jaunty but my ATI card is no longer supported. Everything works fine except that now i got ploygones with games :-/ Any idea please ?
[18:13] <gma> grawity: okay, ta.
[18:13] <stefg> !codecs | fluff
[18:13] <Squynti> grawity: I see that F1 is different from the others... to me it seem like they meant for some its own reason?
[18:13] <niadh> Yos: Not sure how to do config files, but I know if you open synaptic you can save a package configuration and load that onto another system
[18:13] <rakgenius> i cant hibernate in ubuntu pls help
[18:13] <eliotn> does anyone know a channel that you can talk about java in?
[18:13] <Guest14026> I think i have video codec problems could anybody help
[18:13] <danny_> any apps for the g1 under ubuntu?
[18:13] <grawity> Squynti: tty1 is the first one, which means it is selected on boot (until you or GDM change it).
[18:13] <niadh> Yos: Best thing you could do is if you have any local config files back them up with your home folder, any global ones you will have to do manually
[18:13] <mrguitar> I've got an annoying sound problem on my laptop. Can someone help troubleshoot it?
[18:13] <grawity> Squynti: And kernel messages go to the currently selected tty.
[18:13] <msk> Pici : does updating my Kernel does any help ?
[18:13] <Squynti> GDM?
[18:14] <grawity> Squynti: GNOME Display Manager - the app that shows graphical login screen, runs GNOME or whatever, etc.
[18:14] <Squynti> grawity: so tty1 is safe to use?
[18:14] <Squynti> Oh ok
[18:14] <grawity> Squynti: Yes, all of them are safe to use.
[18:14] <Yos> niadh, thanks :D
[18:14] <fasfafas> mrguitar: maybe it caused of wireless
[18:14] <Yakeson_Chihiro> thanks :)
[18:14] <rakgenius> i cant hibernate in ubuntu pls help
[18:14] <eliotn> Curious, what channels are there for java?
[18:15] <stefg> rakgenius: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=471855
[18:15] <grawity> Squynti: There are commands 'openvt' for running bash on an unused tty; 'chvt' for changing ttys; and so on.
[18:15] <grawity> eliotn: Probably ##java
[18:15] <Squynti> oh ok i see i thought someone said to be caution with tty1 which is other way for F1? Like its used for debugging and what not
[18:15] <eliotn> grawity: nope
[18:15] <stefg> !intelhda | mrguitar
[18:16] <mrguitar> Ubottu: thanks I'll check it out.
[18:16] <grawity> Squynti: a little correction... F1 is just the key on your keyboard, which happens to switch to the first tty. The actual things are usually called either consoles, terminals, or ttys. (Sometimes "virtual" ones)
[18:16] <MrPiracy> grawity: no, didn't help .... the 5 key opens the popup menu. What could be wrong with it?
[18:16] <ElronMcBong> what is the correct cpu-type (for gcc as in gcc -march=...) of AMD phenom II processors. I read about athlon64, k8 and amdfam10.. I am not sure
[18:16] <grawity> Squynti: Anyway, tty1 is safe to use.
[18:16] <msk> stefg : what are the other keywords ubottu can describe at ?
[18:16] <yaaar> ok, this is really frustrating. i'm in the installer trying to setup my partitions, on a pair of drives that were previously used with software raid1. i want to use raid0 instead now...but the installer won't let me delete the raid devices! says they may be in use...but i already deleted the partitions that were on them. anybody know what's going on here, or how to work around this?
[18:16] <stefg> !bot | msk
[18:17] <Squynti> grawity: Ok thanks. I was searching for the information for that but I seem cannot find it.
[18:17] <yaaar> oh sorry, i got those backwards. the drives had been raid0 and i want raid1. still, the problem is the same...
[18:17] <mrguitar> link didn't list my symptoms. Audio works great on my laptop, but only w/ one application at a time. I can't listen to music while playing videos in flash. If I pause rhythmbox or whatever to watch a flash video - I have to close firefox to resume original audio.
[18:18] <stefg> mrguitar: you have the pulseaudio blues ...
[18:18] <stefg> !dmix | mrguitar
[18:18] <mrguitar> ...on every distro. :)
[18:18] <aboyz> anyone know if this cron job will run every 4am every day? 0 4 * * * ?
[18:19] <msk> stefg : thanks
[18:19] <stefg> mrguitar: so your soundchip probably lacks hardware mixinf caps ... read on dmix
[18:19] <msk> Pici : thanks for info...
[18:19] <yaaar> aboyz: looks like you need one more asterisk
[18:20] <yaaar> oh my bad
[18:20] <aboyz> where? yaar??
[18:20] <Frank83> Greetings. How do I find out what's my pc's "Domain Name" (For DHCP purposes)
[18:20] <x3cion> Is there some way to list some files like with ls and directly past each of em to cat?
[18:20] <yaaar> aboyz: no i'm sorry i was wrong, that line is correct
[18:20] <aboyz> thanks..
[18:20] <linuxdude> yeah
[18:21] <stefg> Frank83: it'S probably 'local'
[18:21] <grawity> x3cion: How about just using cat? cat file otherfile dir/*.txt and so on.
[18:21] <grawity> Frank83: hostname --fqdn?
[18:21] <ElronMcBong> Frank83: I'd guess man hostname
[18:21] <Frank83> stefg: Any way to know for sure? Any command or something?
[18:21] <x3cion> oh... lol, thansk
[18:21] <x3cion> thanks*
[18:21] <MrPiracy> my numpad stopped working. the "5" key opens up the popup menu. tried switching numlock on and off, but nothing happens. does anyone have a clue of what it could be/
[18:22] <stefg> Frank83: cat /etc/hosts
[18:22] <infinteloop> Hello I have a user that I want to only have access to there home directory. No view to any other location. How can I do this as most sections have other with read permission
[18:22] <grawity> infinteloop: AppArmor can do this; but it's kind of an insane wish.
[18:22] <petur> Hello, im looking for a secure way to delete my browser cache.
[18:22] <grawity> infinteloop: The other directories are readable for a reason...
[18:23] <petur> Making it "unrecoverable" with lowlevel tools
[18:23] <petur> ?
[18:23] <grawity> petur: The program 'shred' could do this... is it Firefox?
[18:23] <petur> Firefox, yes
[18:23] <infinteloop> Well the main reason I want this is they will only need access to scp a file into a folder
[18:23] <infinteloop> They will not need to actually log into for any other reason
[18:23] <yaaar> so, does anybody know why the ubuntu installer won't let me delete my pre-existing raid devices?
[18:23] <Frank83> Stefg, Grawity: That gives me my hostname. I am looking for the "domain"
[18:23] <stefg> petur: put it to a ramdisk (i.e. mount a tmpfs)
[18:24] <infinteloop> I thought about setting up SFTP but this fold will be on a ERP system I would like to keep the attack surface low.
[18:24] <Frank83> Stefg, Grawity: Maybe this will help, since this is what I am trying to do. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1439
[18:24] <grawity> petur: find ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/Cache -exec shred -un 2 "{}" \;
[18:24] <petur> Thank you
[18:25] <grawity> Frank83: Did you run hostname with --fqdn?
[18:25] <grawity> petur: But be very careful with that command...
[18:25] <stefg> Frank83: you haven't set any domain i guess .. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=201138 could shed some light on it
[18:25] <Frank83> Grawity: I did. Output was "Anastasia" same as running "hostname" with no parameters
[18:25] <petur> grawity: Will do
[18:25] <grawity> Frank83: Well then your box doesn't have any hostname.
[18:26] <grawity> petur: ...actually, first try this, just to make sure: find ~/.mozilla/firefox/*/Cache -print
[18:26] <kekeke> ascheel you're a life saver, i just change my repo list and it works now :)
[18:26] <kekeke> <3
[18:26] <grawity> petur: If it prints the cache files, add the -exec shred -uzn 2 "{}" \; part
[18:26] <Frank83> Grawity: So... If it does not have one, but yet it's connected, it means I don't even need to set one up?
[18:26] <MrPiracy> how do i turn off keyboard acessibility features?
[18:27] <sireno52> slm herkeze
[18:27] <petur> why n2
[18:27] <petur> n2
[18:27] <petur> 25 overwrites is ok
[18:27] <grawity> petur: Anything more than 4 is pointless.
[18:28] <grawity> petur: Well, maybe 6 or so.
[18:28] <kushal_kumaran> MrPiracy: Go to System -> Preferences -> Assistive Technologies.
[18:28] <Bersa> Hi, mates. My system has restarted some time ago. Which log stores info about reason of restarting?
[18:28] <stefg> petur: the problem is that you'll have to know in advance that you want to delete the cache. by putting it on a tmpfs it will be empty on every reboot, and just pulling the plug will make it unrecoverable in case of emergency
[18:29] <Frank83> Bersa: I think dmesg
[18:29] <MrPiracy> kushal_kumaran: thx, i got it working now
[18:29] <grawity> sireno52: Umm. Doesn't tmpfs defeat the point of using a file cache completely?
[18:29] <grawity> Frank83: dmesg gets reset after rebot
[18:30] <sireno52> slm  aranızda turk varmı
[18:30] <Frank83> Grawity: Eh. Didn't know that! (Still a learner) So what would work in his case?
[18:30] <dianabol> anyone know  how to get the built in web cam for my eeepc 1000h working?
[18:30] <grawity> Frank83: Either using shred or similar -- or disabling the file-based cache completely.
[18:31] <Frank83> Grawity: Where you learned all this? Is there a page or something to find out all those commands?
[18:31] <dianabol> also i've recently reinstalled ubuntu and i have problems streaming anyone know how to fix that?
[18:31] <JohnTeddy> Where can I stop udev from calling a certain rule in hardy. Where is the file in /etc
[18:32] <grawity> Frank83: Not really... more like experimenting, IRC, Google, manpages, experimenting, IRC, experimenting, Google, soft drinks, experimenting...
[18:32] <stefg> !udev | JohnTeddy
[18:32] <grawity> JohnTeddy: I think they're in /lib/udev
[18:32] <grawity> JohnTeddy: But isn't Hardy very old?
[18:32] <stefg> !udevrules | JohnTeddy
[18:33] <JohnTeddy> grawity: But if I modify that, when udev package is updated, it will overwrite my changes.
[18:33] <Frank83> Grawity: Will do. I'm kind of new with Linux, just fully migrated 1 month ago.
[18:33] <ascheel> kekeke, glad I could be of help.  :)
[18:33] <stefg> !udev rules | JohnTeddy
[18:33] <yaaar> is there a way in the ubuntu installer to just tell it to wipe a hard drive before going into the partitioner?
[18:33] <stefg> ... finally ...
[18:33] <ox> hey lil problem regard this : http://pastebin.com/m718a8ff3 everything work fine but when i test number 3 which is internet it reply me the result with 41 times! why?
[18:33] <ox> !oups sorry wrong chan
[18:33] <grawity> JohnTeddy: Then copy the rule into /etc/udev, with the same name and all, I think that should work.
[18:34] <ScottG> I am trying to use some themes that I download. When I get done extracting the themes there are a lot of foldes like Buttons, ScrollBars, etc. Where do I put all these folders to be able to use them with a gnome theme manager?
[18:35] <ElronMcBong> why is it a cannot do man malloc and stuff? manpages-all package is installed
[18:35] <stefg> !themes | ScottG , don't extract them,
[18:36] <stefg> !changethemes | ScottG
[18:36] <albech> does the ubuntu server package come with command line only?
[18:36] <stefg> albech: yes
[18:36] <Halitech> albech, yes
[18:36] <albech> thanks
[18:36] <swathanthran> is there a channel for localisation
[18:36] <swathanthran> ?
[18:36] <swathanthran> ,localisation
[18:36] <swathanthran> ,l10n
[18:36] <FloodBot1> swathanthran: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:36] <nanotube> ElronMcBong: sudo apt-get install manpages-dev
[18:36] <stefg> !orc | swathanthran
[18:36] <stefg> !irc | swathanthran
[18:37] <outy> aaarrgggh
[18:37] <outy> hey guys
[18:37] <Jason92> hello?
[18:37] <Halitech> !hi | Jason92
[18:37] <lucas_> outy,
[18:37] <lucas_> are you listening hardcore
[18:37] <outy> in ubuntu/kde  when i use firefox/opera to go to facebook its resolving to google or bbc
[18:37] <petur> grawity: thanks for the help
[18:37] <ElronMcBong> nanotube: thank you very much
[18:38] <outy> it does it in gnome too
[18:38] <nanotube> ElronMcBong: np :)
[18:38] <Jason92> hi, i would like help with getting ubuntu on my computer
[18:38] <grawity> outy: Can you pastebin the output of the command 'dig facebook.com' ?
[18:38] <mrguitar> sound fixed!!! Thanks guys!
[18:38] <grawity> !pastebin | outy
[18:38] <mrguitar> options snd-hda-intel model=dell-m21
[18:38] <mrguitar> did the trick
[18:38] <mrguitar> didn't need to add that on 7.04 - 8.10
[18:38] <Jason92> hi, i would like help with getting ubuntu on my computer
[18:38] <mrguitar> oh well, thanks again
[18:39] <stefg> mrguitar: so !intelhda was of some use it seems
[18:39] <grawity> Jason92: Just ask the question.
[18:39] <Kazamma> anyone having problems suspending via lid close on the eee 1000H?
[18:39] <psiborg> hello, i've got an interesting problem: my pc boots with ata1.01 error messages, it does that even if i boot from the 9.04 live cd instead of from my harddisk (8.10 i think). any ideas what could be wrong or what i should do?
[18:39] <Halitech> Jason92, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/index.php
[18:39] <icarus> what am i doing wrong? W: GPG error: http://archive.getdeb.net jaunty-getdeb Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY A8A515F046D7E7CF
[18:39] <Jason92> i just backed up my data, whats the next step?
[18:39] <icarus> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY A6DCF7707EBC211F
[18:39] <mrguitar> stefg: I'm a noob what does !intelhda refer to? Not intelhda? :)
[18:39] <stefg> psiborg: obtain a working harddisk ? :-\
[18:40] <psiborg> great, but i just want to boot a cd...
[18:40] <psiborg> why doesn't that work?
[18:40] <albech> anyone running ubuntu server as Dom0?
[18:40] <outy> ok i also did a dig for google
[18:40] <stefg> mrguitar: it's the factoid the bot gave you
[18:40] <Halitech> icarus, you need to install their public key
[18:40] <outy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251504/
[18:40] <grawity> icarus: Ubuntu checks if packages weren't corrupted or tampered with by checking their digital signatures; to do that, you need to import the public keys to apr.
[18:41] <grawity> icarus: sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver pool.sks-keyservers.net A6DCF7707EBC211F
[18:41] <rawfael> how can i mount ntfs partition... i give an error
[18:41] <stefg> psiborg: a broken harddisk often affects the whole bus. See if you can boot from CD if you physically disconnect the harddisk
[18:41] <todor> rawfael First sudo fdisk -l
[18:41] <icarus> grawity, who's public key?
[18:41] <mrguitar> ah very cool. yes it was :)
[18:42] <yaaar> does anybody around here know why the ubuntu installer won't let me delete my pre-existing raid devices!?
[18:42] <grawity> icarus: Whoever made and signed those packages you are trying to install.
[18:42] <psiborg> okay, that's something i've been thinking of, thanks stefg :) the dvd drive is on a separate ide channel though... should that matter?
[18:42] <Halitech> icarus, according to your error message, you need to install the key from getdeb.net
[18:42] <todor> rawfael then mount /dev/xxx -t ntfs /mountpoint
[18:42] <kekeke> guys, is it ok if i install programs into /usr/local/ or is that a directory i shouldn't mess around with?
[18:42] <stefg> psiborg: actually that should isolate the broken hd... but you never know. I'd try disconnecting
[18:43] <Elementalist> I have a quick question, if anyone would be kind enough to answer. I'm running the Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04 Live on an EeePC 900, using a 2 GB SD card in the SD slot. The interface is INCREDIBLY laggy, I'm wondering if actually installing it to the main drive will clear up the interface lag issues. Visual effects are already set to 'None'.
[18:43] <grawity> kekeke: /usr/local/bin/ is where you should install your programs, yes.
[18:43] <kekeke> oh kk thanks
[18:43] <icarus> grawity, you command appears to of worked
[18:43] <Frank83> Jason92, What you want to do? Install Ubuntu for 1st time?
[18:43] <icarus> thank you
[18:43] <kekeke> also, if i wanted to make a publicly accessible ftp directory, where is a 'suitable' place to have that?
[18:43] <NoMS_> Elementalist, it should.  SD cards are fairly slow
[18:43] <grawity> kekeke: As in anonymous FTP?
[18:43] <Halitech> Jason92, did you look at the link I provided for you?
[18:44] <kekeke> grawity sorry i actually meant one with user accounts
[18:44] <Elementalist> Alrighty, thanks. Hope so, I've only got this netbook, no external CD drive or other flashdisks, so if this goes wrong, I could be in trouble. xD Guess I'll find out in a bit. Thanks for the answer.
[18:44] <Jason92> yea, im looking at it now
[18:44] <rawfael> todor: i geting error
[18:44] <rawfael> i use live cd
[18:45] <Halitech> Jason92, in the upper left are different options on installing, select the 1 you want and follow the instructions
[18:45] <grawity> kekeke: If you want one shared directory for all accounts -- /var/ftp, maybe. (It isn't that much important.)
[18:45] <kekeke> ok thanks dude
[18:45] <NoMS_> Elementalist:  I think you can reset that computer as long as you don't delete the partition that information is on....  I do not have one myself, so I can't be sure
[18:45] <Capoochino> Are there many Negroes that use Ubuntu, despite its diverse name?
[18:45] <Frank83> Halitech, That page you gave Jason92 is awesome, I didn't know of it existence.
[18:45] <user101>  /msg nickserv identify mydear
[18:46] <outy> Capoochino,  there is an ubuntu distro made by african americans
[18:46] <outy> i forget its name
[18:46] <Capoochino> I love to use Ubuntu, but I am afraid that it is too hard to use for most nignogs
[18:46] <Halitech> Frank83, one of the first pages I found when I changed over and it has saved my hide a few times so I keep it bookmarked and close by at all times :)
[18:46] <grawity> Capoochino: Define "nignogs".
[18:46] <Capoochino> Since their bell curve is centered on an IQ of 80
[18:46] <outy> lol dude thats harsh
[18:46] <Capoochino> referring to the typical black person
[18:47] <fumblnoob> wow you are ignorant
[18:47] <Halitech> Capoochino, what does the color of a persons skin, their sex or anything else have to do with if they can use ubuntu?
[18:47] <rawfael> todor: i cant mount the windows partition ntfs
[18:47] <rawfael> i getting error
[18:47] <Capoochino> Halitech there is much more to race than the color of skin
[18:47] <rawfael> can you help me?
[18:47] <Capoochino> for example propensity for sickle cell
[18:47] <Capoochino> brain size
[18:48] <Capoochino> hair texture
[18:48] <Capoochino> body structure
[18:48] <Halitech> Capoochino, so you are saying people of African descent are stupid?
[18:48] <Capoochino> hence most negroes are too dense in mass to swim
[18:48] <Capoochino> not all
[18:48] <Capoochino> some are rather smart
[18:48] <Capoochino> but on average they are
[18:48] <Squynti> rawfe: i do have that same problem and lookin for that answer as well...
[18:48] <Frank83> Halitech: Wish I could share your luck. 1st error I made with ubuntu was to "chroot /" Imagine what that did to me.
[18:48] <Squynti> raw: is the windows set on dyamic?
[18:49] <grawity> !ot | Capoochino
[18:49] <Capoochino> ok
[18:49] <MarkG> Hi, I can't seem to find webmin package in Ubuntu..   Is there a reason?
[18:49] <Capoochino> but is there any kind of demographic study for Ubuntu usage?
[18:49] <Halitech> Capoochino, not to dispute your 'findings' but pretty well all of the colored people I know are smarter then the average white person I know
[18:49] <stefg> !webmin | MarkG
[18:49] <Halitech> !webmin | MarkG
[18:49] <javauser123> how do i monitor cpu temps thru a live ubuntu session?
[18:49] <stefg> :-)
[18:49] <jan__> spricht  auch einer deutsch ?
[18:49] <javauser123> i tried 'lm-sensors' but i think it wants a reboot
[18:49] <NoMS_> Halitech, wow, you need to get to the hood!  :)
[18:49] <Halitech> !de | jan__
[18:50] <Capoochino> !ops | Halitech  Racist troll against white people.
[18:50] <Halitech> NoMS_, I live in the hood
[18:50] <rawfael> mount is denied because ntfs is marked to be in use
[18:50] <Squynti> rawfael: is the windows set on dyamic?
[18:50] <MarkG> !ebox
[18:50] <Capoochino> !ops | Halitech Racist troll against Mexicans and Whites
[18:50] <grawity> !ops | Capoochino !ops abuser.
[18:50] <rawfael> squidly: i get "mount is denied because ntfs is marked to be in use"
[18:50] <Squynti> rawfael: i do have that same problem and lookin for that answer as well...
[18:50]  * grawity hides.
[18:50] <NoMS_> so back to ubuntu....
[18:51] <Halitech> Frank83, oopppps, big no no with doing that ~L~
[18:51] <bullgard4> What Ubuntu program allows to edit the 'Properties' (= 'tags'?) of a .jpg file which Nautilus can show?
[18:51] <Squynti> rawfael: oh i see, hm mine says that i do not have a privelige to mount this volume
[18:52] <capslock286> Why is any Ubuntu-dist slow on the Lenovo S10e? :-( This is the only user-friendly dist which easily can be installed via usb. Thankful for comments/response/help getting it to work smooth :-)
[18:53] <stefg> capslock286: 512MB ... and the superslox SSD
[18:53] <NoMS_> bullgard4:  I have seen something called photobuntu or something like that.  It is supposed to write metadata, but I have never used it personally
[18:53] <MarkG> grr, I hate opensource documentation, it's never upto date...  http://pastebin.com/m6d4500d6
[18:54] <MarkG> How they ever hope to attract new users...
[18:54] <stefg> MarkG: if you're going to set up a file-server you're better off with 8.04 (hardy). ebox' stable version is targeted at that
[18:55] <Halitech> MarkG, by promising them dual booting and then killing their windows install forcing them to stick with linux ;)
[18:55] <Flannel> MarkG: That line is a line for your sources.list, it isn't a command.
[18:56] <maad10> hi
[18:56] <psiborg> after going wonky on ata errors the live cd has now booted btw
[18:56] <Frank83> Halitech Sometimes that has nasty consequences, some can not withstand the change.
[18:56] <psiborg> didnt get to removing the hd yet :)
[18:56] <stefg> !pm > capslock286
[18:57] <Halitech> Frank83, I know, change is not for everyone but we have to start somewhere
[18:57] <rawfael> squidly: i use -o force and it works
[18:57] <capslock286> thank you stefg. I
[18:58] <capslock286>  will keep that in mind in the future :-)
[18:58] <MarkG> I don't have much choice, my Sheevaplug shipped with 9.04 jaunty minimal intstall.
[18:58] <stefg> capslock286: you can try easypeasy ... a netbook optimized edition of ubuntu
[18:59] <Frank83> Halitech, I was forced by useless antivirus, mind squeezing defragmentation, psychotic formating every 6 months, not to mention blue screen of neurotic panic.
[18:59] <Squynti> rawfael: you might wanna check up on the nick spelling and how'd you do that?
[18:59] <emilio> how I edit my grub options
[18:59] <jdahm> libnotify has this annoying quack or so when I adjust volume, is there a way to get rid of this sound?  I tried everything under preferences->sound.  The forums don't list anything either
[18:59] <kekeke> lol
[18:59] <stefg> capslock286: http://www.geteasypeasy.com/
[18:59] <Halitech> Frank83, I did it for the same reasons, I was one of the few that went cold turkey with no backup system
[18:59] <capslock286> thnx stefg. The problem is that I have already tested that one and it is based on 8.4 and not 9.04
[19:00] <ejv> how do they hope to attract new users? really? don't blame your lack of proficiency/understanding of linux on the community or our documentation.  FYI ubuntu has some of the most plentiful docs you will ever see. Don't troll.
[19:00] <rawfael> squidly: i am from brazil... i cant speak english very much
[19:00] <Frank83> Halitech, Same here.
[19:00] <kekeke> if i do apt-get install kubuntu-desktop will it automatically install the 64bit edition (as long as my processor is 64bit)?
[19:00] <lb_> !pt | rawfael
[19:00] <maco> kekeke: if your current ubuntu is 64bit, yes
[19:00] <kekeke> ok thanks
[19:00] <Halitech> kekeke, if you currently have a 64bit version installed yes
[19:00] <Squynti> rawfael: ok what did you not understand me?
[19:00] <kekeke> ty
[19:01] <NoMS_> same here.  Not real crazy about windows, but I have adobe premiere and Encore DVD which unfortunately will not run on wine....  So, I have another drive w/ windows on it :(
[19:01] <stefg> capslock286: the secret lies in disabling all unneeded services, putting /tmp to a tmpfs and (possibly) using a netbook specific kernel  www.array.org
[19:01] <grawity> stefg: isn't /tmp a tmpfs by default?
[19:01] <Experanto> excuse me.. is there an italian channel?
[19:01] <Frank83> NoMS_, You tried Crossover with that?
[19:02] <Halitech> !it | Experanto
[19:02] <stefg> grawity: no.... discussions are still going on...
[19:02] <ejv> grawity: no
[19:02] <MarkG> this document is plagued with problems: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox
[19:02] <stefg> grawity: that's the PITA in open source ... too many people with attitude :-)
[19:02] <NoMS_> no, I don't use it as frequently as I did when I bought it, so it's ok.  If I need to do some editing, I just swap out my drives and reboot...  But I'll look into it I guess.  It's only about $50 isnt it?
[19:02] <MarkG> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/ebox/ubuntu/dists/hardy/main/binary-armel/Packages  404 Not Found
[19:03] <capslock286> stefg. thank you for this. However, I am a casual user who migrated from Windows to use OSX because of all the hassle Windoze provided. now. Linux is not easier, however, far more stable and far more harmonized with OSX. Not even Netbook Remix runs smoothly on my Lenovo-netbook, though, so I
[19:03] <capslock286> am quite "desperate" for as user-friendly advice as possible.
[19:03] <Frank83> NoMS_, Yes, I think it if (I don't use it) but check it it will run it properly before you buy the license.
[19:03] <NoMS_> thanks frank
[19:04] <Frank83> If not, look at your Win drive as the "Necessary evil"
[19:04] <cake-linux> is virtualbox non free in the ubuntu repo's
[19:04] <cake-linux> ?
[19:04] <stefg> capslock286: i have 5 S10e 's at the running ubuntu at my work ... the low-ram / 4 GB linux version. They run just fine
[19:04] <alankila_> I seem to have trouble with java sound since the latest karmic update, I think it broke this morning. All pulseaudio-based audio seems to work fine, but java apps are stubbornly silent. Any quick recipe for solution?
[19:05] <emilio> how i can edit my grub boot list
[19:05] <MaT-dg1> cake-linux: no, but u can add the repo's from sun
[19:05] <cake-linux> awesome thanks
[19:05] <NoMS_> yeah, no kidding....  It pretty much sits on a shelf.  Crossover will not run it either...
[19:05] <Frank83> Emilio, You will need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:05] <mbeierl> emilio: in it's most raw format: gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:05] <capslock286> Thnx Stefg. The thing is, I want it to run as smootlhy as Windows Xp ran on this machine (minus the crashes, of course ;-) )
[19:06] <geirha> !grub | emilio, I recommend reading the Grub Howto first
[19:06] <ericG> capslock286: it could be running slow because of the Intel GMA 950 graphics chipset it uses; I had that issue with my Eee. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[19:06] <Frank83> Emilio, You can also check this link: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/startupmanager . Thank Halitech for it. :-P
[19:06] <kannan_02> is there a turbo c compiler for linux
[19:06] <stefg> capslock286: windows is an 8 yr old OS, designed for P III'S at 500 MHz. you can make ubuntu run that quick, but it takes a bit of tweaking
[19:06] <Frank83> NoMS_ That's a bummer.
[19:06] <emilio> ok i already open d file
[19:07] <emilio> thanks all
[19:07] <grawity> kannan_02: There is a C compiler (gcc).
[19:07] <kannan_02> those header files conio.h are not in gcc ..
[19:07] <Frank83> emilio, Make a backup! It's not good to mess up too much with it. (Believe me, I know)
[19:07] <sam_> hey can someone help me get adobe flash player to work?
[19:07] <capslock286> eric6: I thought so too. The system doesn
[19:07] <geirha> kannan_02: conio.h is dos specific
[19:07] <geirha> kannan_02: In linux we use ncurses
[19:08] <Frank83> Sam_ You need help using flash on Firefox?
[19:08] <kannan_02> ncurses?
[19:08] <Halitech> capslock286, have you thought about Debian with either xfce or lxde?
[19:08] <grawity> kannan_02: Is it a program you wrote?
[19:08] <emilio> ok
[19:08] <sam_> Frank83, thanks for responding, yes
[19:08] <emilio> exit
[19:08] <capslock286> t feel slow as such, but browsing on the desktop and having it to do regular tasks, is a pain. meanwhile, the flashy game World OF Goo runs flawlessly!!!!!
[19:08] <Frank83> sam_, If you have ubuntu 64, there is a really easy way.
[19:08] <hausha> I can't decimals when using normal math in bash
[19:08] <kannan_02> which one?
[19:09] <capslock286> It looks as it takes better advantage of the graphic capabilities than XFCE, does :-(
[19:09] <sam_> Frank83, I have the newest version of Ubuntu whatever it is
[19:09] <grawity> sam_: Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04)?
[19:09] <sam_> Frank83, yep
[19:09] <Frank83> sam_ Okay, Is it x32 or AMD64?
[19:09] <sam_> grawity, yep
[19:09] <capslock286> I have never managed to install debian, though I have tried. I get something with bad kernel, or such when trying to boot after net-install
[19:09] <sam_> Its on a 32bit computer not 64 if thats what you mean
[19:10] <Halitech> capslock286, try the instructions here http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=26566
[19:10] <geirha> kannan_02: You want libncurses-<version>-dev. Search for "ncurses howto" on google for information on how to use it.
[19:10] <Frank83> Sam_ I know an easy way that works with X64 PCs, but I don't know and wouldn't dare to suggest it on a X32 one.
[19:11] <Frank83> Sam_ Hang on, I'll see if I can find something out.
[19:11] <sam_> Frank83, okay thanks alot
[19:11] <Halitech> capslock286, there is also a full cd you can download http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/5.0.2/i386/iso-cd/debian-502-i386-xfce+lxde-CD-1.iso
[19:11] <kannan_02> geirha:tnx
[19:11] <sam_> Frank83, ive been searching through the Ubuntu forums but no success on their solutions
[19:11] <capslock286> that looks gr8, man. the problem is, though: I don
[19:12] <capslock286> t have an optical drive
[19:12] <MarkG> ok, so ebox seems impossible to install on ARM Ubuntu, what other options to I have?   How badly broken is webmin? Is it as broken as ebox documentation and packages are for ebox?
[19:12] <grawity> capslock286: Boot from USB, then?
[19:12] <capslock286> Only by USB. I have always wanted to find a img-file of a DEBIAN, dist
[19:12] <Halitech> capslock286, bummer .... what about unetbootin to do the install?
[19:13] <capslock286> grawity: I have tried. I have also managed to install through net-install the DEBIAN (not UBUNT)-system, but the kernel gets corrupt
[19:13] <grawity> Halitech: Does unetbootin just copy the iso and make the USB bootable - or does it create a complete LiveUSB system?
[19:13] <grawity> Wait, that made no sense anyway.
[19:13] <grawity> Nvm
[19:14] <Halitech> grawity, I think it will make it bootable
[19:14] <capslock286> I have used Unetbootin to make a boot-disk of DEBIAN Lenny, and have started the install-process, but a up-and-running system installed on HDD is not possible. Tried twice
[19:14] <Frank83> Sam_ Okay, let's try this one.
[19:14] <sam_> Frank83, ok
[19:14] <capslock286> Unetbootin makes UBUNTU-derivatives bootable flawlessly, but with Debian, it is harder.
[19:15] <grawity> capslock286: But Ubuntu is a Debian-derivative anyway.
[19:15] <Frank83> Sam_ Assuming you've installed flash, gnarl, or similars, you'll 1st need to remove them.
[19:15] <sam_> Frank83, ok
[19:15] <bullgard4> stefg: Following some remarks of you, I installed Chatzilla and begin to like it. How can I permutate the order in which the channels are displayed on the last but one line
[19:15] <saulus> when I write large files my whole system stalles. I have to pull the plug to restart. Any Idea why? I transfer them from a sata sw raid 0 to a local ide HDD running ext3
[19:15] <capslock286> yes, I know. But I am talking about the "clean" Debian Lenny-system.
[19:15] <Frank83> Sam_ This command will help with that "sudo apt-get remove --purge swfdec-mozilla swfdec-gnome mozilla-plugin-gnash gnash"
[19:16] <testi> I have a HTC Hero mobilephone with android OS. I used to connect to the internet with ubuntu through a nokia e51, but with my new phone the network assistant for mobile devices doesn't pop up nor is the phone displayed in the network manager. How do I get this to work?
[19:16] <capslock286> I suppose it will work somewhat faster on my machine, though with greater hassle getting broadcom wlan to work, and so on.
[19:16] <sam_> Frank83, ok they were removed
[19:16] <Elliot_> hi everyone
[19:17] <adrian__> witam jest tu kanal czestochowa?
[19:17] <capslock286> testi: Android-phones by HTC have tethering disabled by default, from what I know, but there are work-arounds.
[19:17] <Elliot_> I need some help with my display
[19:17] <Frank83> Sam_ Then, we download the Flashplayer directly from the source page: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.22.87.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[19:17] <viki27> Hello, i would like to play this weekend lottery game and i got new idea to try to get my numbers from the net. if someone would like to help.. write me 6 numbers between 1-37 and more one number between 1-8 thanks for your help :)
[19:17] <sam_> Frank83, do I open with archive manager?
[19:18] <capslock286> Unfortunately, U.S-cell-operators are not that keen on having their customers surfing using their mobile as a modem. It is a different overall approach to this in Scandinavia, though.
[19:18] <testi> Caplain: tethering? Workarounds? What should I search the internet for?
[19:18] <Frank83> Sam_ Better save it. It's not a big file. Just 1 file inside.
[19:18] <oldude67> !ot | viki27
[19:18] <mazda01> does anyone know how to find out the commands within the context menu of nautilus? wanting to know what exactly gets run when I click on Extract Here?
[19:19] <Frank83> Sam_ You found the file "libflashplayer.so" inside?
[19:19] <sam_> Frank83 Okay saved it and extracted that file
[19:19] <sam_> Frank83 yea
[19:19] <capslock286> testi: So the problem doesn
[19:19] <faryshta> #gnewsense
[19:19] <capslock286> doesnt lie on computer-system. but on the phone.
[19:19] <testi> oops s/Caplain/capslock286
[19:20] <mebaran151> how do I change the default soundcard in Ubuntu
[19:20] <Frank83> Sam_ You then need to place that file in ~/.mozilla/plugins
[19:20] <mebaran151> I want to output all my sound out the hdmi, and then be able to switch on demand
[19:20] <mebaran151> aplay finds the card
[19:20] <Lord-Readman> Hello, Im on 9.10 because I wanted to help test it but Im unsure what to try?
[19:21] <sam_> Frank83, oh yea I never really understood how to find folders like that
[19:21] <stefg> !karmic | Lord-Readman
[19:21] <sam_> Frank83, it seems a little different from windows I'm used to
[19:21] <oldude67> Lord-Readman, #ubuntu+1 please
[19:21] <Frank83> Sam_ Okay, here's the easy way. Go to "Places -> Home Folder"
[19:21] <sam_> Frank83 ok
[19:22] <Frank83> Sam_ In there, Press "Ctrl + H" This will show the Hidden files and folders
[19:22] <Frank83> Sam_, Did that work?
[19:22] <sam_> Frank83 o
[19:22] <sam_> Frank83 yep
[19:23] <Frank83> Sam_ Then locate ".mozilla" -> plugins
[19:23] <Frank83> Sam_ If the "plugins" folder does not exist, create it.
[19:23] <sam_> Frank83 ok made it
[19:24] <Frank83> Sam_ To finish, move the .so file to that folder.
[19:24] <sam_> Frank83 ok all done
[19:24] <Frank83> It should be like this at last *Yourusername*/.mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[19:25] <mazda01> does anyone know how to find out the commands within the context menu of nautilus? wanting to know what exactly gets run when I click on Extract Here?
[19:25] <Frank83> Sam_, fire up good old mozilla and see if it works.
[19:25] <sam_> Frank83, just tested it, it works!
[19:25] <sam_> Frank83, thanks alot
[19:25] <Frank83> Sam_ Welcome. Go and enjoy some Youtube.
[19:26] <f0ster> hi, I'm trying to install ATI drivers, when I run lsmod I do not see anything about "ati", just video, also, the xorg.conf looks rather useful, where does all of this configuration take place on ubuntu ?
[19:26] <Frank83> Woohoo <-- Finally able to solve someone's problem within ubuntu.
[19:26] <Halitech> f0ster, what is the output of lspci | grep video
[19:27] <hdon> Hello all! How may I convince RhythmBox to open a music CD disc image that I made using Disc Copier? (The image produced includes a TOC file)
[19:27] <Halitech> f0ster, lspci | grep vga
[19:27] <mazda01> does anyone know how to find out the commands within the context menu of nautilus? wanting to know what exactly gets run when I click on Extract Here?
[19:28] <ScottG> Could someone explain to me how I install custom themes? I have just found guides saying "drag the theme into the Appearance Properties window" but I don't have any theme file to drag.
[19:28] <Halitech> f0ster, sorry, confused myself for a minute
[19:28] <Frank83> See you later guys. Take care
[19:28] <yadu`> hi all, my openoffice apps have their fonts messed up . I have a screenshot attached , someone please help -->  http://tinypic.com/m/5b8akz/4
[19:28] <f0ster> Hailtech: my video card shows up on lspci
[19:28] <Jeruvy> hdon: if its a true image, simply mount it, then point rythmbox at the new mount.
[19:28] <Pici> ScottG: Well, what theme are you trying to install and where did you get it?
[19:28] <Pici> ScottG: Or rather, what file do you have?
[19:28] <f0ster> that doesnt mean that its drivers are properly loaded though Halitech
[19:29] <f0ster> Halitech: but yeah it shows up when i run lspci
[19:29] <Halitech> f0ster, I know that, I want to know what card we are dealing with
[19:29] <f0ster> oh, x600
[19:29] <f0ster> radeon
[19:30] <Halitech> f0ster, 8.10 or 9.04?
[19:31] <James192345> Hi, I just installed the nvidia drivers for my PNY NVIDIA 7600 GS, and restarted only to be greeted by a black screen. Anyone know how I can fix this. Ctrl+Alt+F1 doesnt work.
[19:31] <mazda01> ScottG, you need to download a complete them from somewhere
[19:31] <f0ster> Halitech: 9.04
[19:32] <Halitech> f0ster, welcome to the world of no proprietary drivers, ati dropped support for that card as of Catalyst 9.3 which stopped working in 8.0
[19:32] <MrPiracy> how can i install my webcam? it's a random Multilaser one
[19:32] <Halitech> *8.10
[19:32] <mazda01> James192345, your computer is totally booted up? why not boot again but enter the grub menu by hitting the escape button. then boot up a recvoery session or failsafe session
[19:33] <f0ster> Halitech: well the frustrating thing is i don't understand how to specify any driver for X with ubuntu
[19:33] <f0ster> its configuring it somewhere other than the xorg.conf, and it doesnt say where
[19:33] <mazda01> f0ster, you edit xorg.conf
[19:33] <Halitech> f0ster, basically what you have is what you got, there is no driver you can use
[19:33] <hdon> I do not believe an Audio CD contains a Filesystem Image. I do not believe Linux mounts any filesystem as a predicate to playing an Audio CD (attn Jeruvy)
[19:33] <aaaa```> i want to make a file sharing website on LAN.. what should I use?
[19:34] <Halitech> f0ster, if there is nothing in System - Admin - hardware drivers then you have nothing to install
[19:34] <f0ster> mazda01: why does the xorg.conf not have any of the settings that X is already configured with
[19:34] <ninjaslim> which desktop effects in compiz are enabled by default in Ubuntu with the extra settings
[19:34] <mazda01> Halitech, what are you talking about? you can configure any driver you want it just have to be right for your hardware.
[19:35] <Halitech> f0ster, xorg 'automagically' configures most things now
[19:35] <hdon> Jeruvy: What filesystem type (as in the -t argument to mount) do you think an Audio CD might require?
[19:35] <f0ster> Halitech: maybe the hacked up crappy version of x for ubuntu
[19:35] <f0ster> this is why I don't run ubuntu, i just have it already installed on a computer at work
[19:36] <f0ster> pardon my frustration
[19:36] <Halitech> mazda01, and the right version for the software you have installed
[19:36] <mazda01> f0ster, paste your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. are you even in a gui? you should be able to use hardware drivers if you're using nvidia
[19:36] <Halitech> f0ster, I understand, I have an ati x1200 which was dropped as well
[19:36] <Halitech> f0ster, and I use Debian so its not just Ubuntu that does it
[19:36] <f0ster> mazda01: well I have a radeon x600 card
[19:37] <f0ster> I've found some catalyst drivers that are apparently compatible with 8.04, surely these must be better than the "automagicconfigured" x display drivers?
[19:37] <hdon> Hello again everyone. How may I extract the full gstreamer pipeline used by RhythmBox when it "extracts" music from my Audio CD?
[19:37] <f0ster> I have ati selected in synpatic, but I'm curious where its actually telling xorg to use these drivers, since xorg.conf doesn't say anything
[19:37] <f0ster> it has no driver line under device, just a title
[19:37] <mazda01> f0ster, well, you'll haev to check out some guides for your card then. i am not familar with setting up ati cards.
[19:37] <Halitech> f0ster, no because the version of X is newer in 9.04 and they don't work (trust me, I've tried and hosed my system numerous times trying)
[19:38] <_AleX_> hi all! howto pbuild ubuntu packages from a debian lenny ? it's possible ?
[19:38] <f0ster> Halitech: well say since ati is selected in synaptic, how can I tell what display driver x is using?
[19:38] <mazda01> f0ster, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1165522
[19:38] <Halitech> f0ster, what package is it listing?
[19:39] <yadu`> hi all, my openoffice apps have their fonts messed up . I have a screenshot attached , someone please help -->  http://tinypic.com/m/5b8akz/4   anyone?? any clue at all ??
[19:39] <victor__> hi
[19:40] <_AleX_> ceboostrap fails with : "E: Unknown suite jaunty" ... I've copied /usr/share/deboostrap/scripts/jaunty from an ubuntu, nothing change ... any idea ?
[19:40] <Paulo39> hi people, i have a question: i have ubuntu with gnome, then i installed kde and now i can choose which environment to start. i have some apps to run automatically on start-up. the question is that i want some apps to run automatically just when i start gnome, and no when i start kde... can you tell me how can i configure it out?
[19:40] <f0ster> Halitech: xserver-xorg-video-ati, and radeon
[19:41] <Halitech> f0ster, thats the open source drivers
[19:41] <zach> guys, I Have Xubuntu 9.04 - where do I get java?
[19:41] <shreymech> i did : shreyansh@shreyansh-laptop:~$ sudo apt-get install libglib2.0-dev
[19:41] <shreymech> Reading package lists... Done
[19:41] <shreymech> Building dependency tree
[19:41] <shreymech> Reading state information... Done
[19:41] <shreymech> libglib2.0-dev is already the newest version.
[19:41] <FloodBot1> shreymech: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:41] <shreymech> libglib2.0-dev set to manually installed.
[19:42] <shreymech> plzzz
[19:42] <mistermatt> if I were to install ubuntu while running it in a virtual machine - it would install to the virtual disk that I assigned to it, no?
[19:43] <grawity> It would
[19:43] <mistermatt> nice
[19:43] <mizipzor> im having some troubles with my graphics driver... are alternatives in the package repository? or is my best bet to compile the free ones from source?
[19:43] <grawity> mizipzor: When running in a VM, Ubuntu, just like any other OS, can only access those resources that you assign.
[19:43] <grawity> er, mistermatt: ^
[19:43] <jerndoe> hi, is it possible to run the setup to re-configure (user, computername, keyboard etc.) without installing the whole system again
[19:43] <cmwalker> how do i force an 'app' into the usr/bin folder?
[19:44] <mizipzor> cmwalker: copy it there?
[19:44] <shreymech> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251538/   please look in this and plzz tell me that is it okkkk to remove the packages which r shown to be removed
[19:44] <alessandro_> hi
[19:44] <Stanleyz000> Hi
[19:44] <cmwalker> mizipzor: i cant just drag and drop.
[19:44] <Stanleyz000> Can someone
[19:44] <Stanleyz000> help me with installing
[19:44] <Stanleyz000> ubuntu to a memory stick
[19:44] <burkmat> !ask | Stanleyz000
[19:44] <jrtayloriv> Is there any way for me to choose to install packages that are compiled w/ the gcc flags -march=core2, rather than i686?
[19:45] <mizipzor> Stanleyz000: if you stop spamming your enter key ;)
[19:45] <Stanleyz000> Can someone help me with installing ubuntu to a memory stick?
[19:45] <Linux^Warrior> hello all, anyone ever use old ubuntu 2.x :P
[19:45] <shreymech> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251538/   please look in this and plzz tell me that is it okkkk to remove the packages which r shown to be removed
[19:45] <mizipzor> cmwalker: yea, you probably need sudo to place things there
[19:45] <doubledama> can someone help me with my CIS homework
[19:45] <cmwalker> mizipzor: how do i do that?
[19:45] <trism> shreymech: it is fine to remove those if you aren't using them anymore
[19:45] <neglesaks> I'm happy to say that i've reached ratio 40 on seeding karmic alpha 3 and will seed the next karmic in 2 days when it's out :)
[19:45] <Linux^Warrior> what version of ubuntu you using stanley
[19:45] <shreymech> please can anyone tell me that is it safe to remove the packages shown here     http://paste.ubuntu.com/251538/
[19:45] <Halitech> cmwalker, gksudo nautilus
[19:46] <burkmat> Stanleyz000: What operating system are you running?
[19:46] <Stanleyz000> Vista atm
[19:46] <mizipzor> cmwalker: sudo cp app_to_be_copied /usr/bin
[19:46] <shreymech> hey but actually my terminal is saying that... i don know i will use them in future or not...????
[19:46] <mizipzor> shreymech: if you want them in the future, you can just reinstall them
[19:46] <trism> shreymech: it means they were automatically installed by other packages, but you uninstalled those packages, so they aren't needed anymore
[19:47] <Stanleyz000> (Windows Vista lol)
[19:47] <Stanleyz000> Theres not any other.
[19:47] <jerndoe> How do I make my keyboard layout permanent (when changed) after reboot I still have the old layout
[19:47] <shreymech> they already exist in my new package installed ,, is this the reason it says me that "these packages r no longer required" ...??
[19:47] <Linux^Warrior> stanly your on wrong chanel
[19:47] <Linux^Warrior> you wanna join #windows-l8mrs
[19:47] <Stanleyz000> ok
[19:47] <Stanleyz000> Doesnt exist.
[19:48] <Linux^Warrior> or #vista^losers
[19:48] <Flannel> Linux^Warrior: That's not necessary.
[19:48] <Linux^Warrior> lol
[19:48] <Stanleyz000> ;p
[19:48] <Flannel> Stanleyz000: Just ##windows
[19:48] <f0ster> Halitech: so how can I assume that since the driver is selected in synaptic, that its being loaded by X? since xorg.config is bare
[19:48] <burkmat> !unetbootin | Stanleyz000
[19:48] <Halitech> f0ster, yes
[19:48] <Stanleyz000> lol its (to) a flash drive
[19:48] <Stanleyz000> not from
[19:48] <Stanleyz000> lol
[19:48] <shreymech> and why these some of the packages are automatically installed in my system.... and should always autoremove the programs whenever suggested by terminal...
[19:48] <Halitech> !dvd | halitech
[19:48] <burkmat> Stanleyz000: Well, I suggest you look at unetbootin. That does what you ask for.
[19:48] <Linux^Warrior> you cannot load vista via flash only a boot disk to load a previous os
[19:48] <shreymech> and why these some of the packages are automatically installed in my system.... and should i always autoremove the programs whenever suggested by terminal...
[19:48] <jrtayloriv> Is there any way for me to choose to install packages that are compiled w/ the gcc flags -march=core2, rather than i686?
[19:49] <burkmat> Stanleyz000: Easy to use as well, and should work in Vista. Otherwise you'll need an Ubuntu LiveCD to create the USB stick.
[19:49] <doubled`fml`away> how do i learn linux
[19:49] <Stanleyz000> ok
[19:49] <Linux^Warrior> stanley are you trying to load linux on your system via usb?
[19:49] <Flannel> Linux^Warrior: He's trying to install Ubuntu to the flash drive. Please pay attention and stop being annoying.
[19:49] <Stanleyz000> Yes
[19:49] <mebaran151> so I configured my sound preferences to output via the hdmi port on my laptop
[19:49] <th0r> doubled`fml`away: tldp.org
[19:49] <f0ster> Halitech: where is that configured though
[19:49] <burkmat> !who | Stanleyz000
[19:49] <mebaran151> totem respects these preferences, but mplayer and flash do not
[19:49] <Stanleyz000> !tab
[19:49] <mebaran151> how do I get mplayer and flash to respect these settings
[19:49] <Linux^Warrior> well just run the cd & specify the flash drive as the install source & I am not being annoying, take a joke
[19:49] <jrtayloriv> doubled`fml`away: If you want to know how to use ubuntu, just read the documentation at their site -- tldp.org will not help you at first.
[19:49] <mebaran151> pounding tab is always a good idea
[19:50] <Halitech> f0ster, I think hal is doing most of the work now so not sure where the config files are
[19:50] <th0r> jrtayloriv: he asked about linux, not ubuntu <smile>
[19:50] <mebaran151> jrtayloriv, you can always compile the deb-src packages yourself with custom cflags
[19:51] <Linux^Warrior> stanley you using a live cd to install linux or an iso?
[19:51] <Stanleyz000> I havent got any thing yet
[19:51] <Stanleyz000> What do I need.
[19:51] <Linux^Warrior> downlaod the os iso
[19:51] <cmwalker> mizipzor: holy crap, thank you so much. (i had to install the latest test duild of lux render and i guess it worked) thanks again.
[19:51] <Linux^Warrior> burn it to a cd as a live cd
[19:51] <Stanleyz000> ok
[19:52] <mizipzor> cmwalker: what worked? that about copying a file?
[19:52] <Linux^Warrior> I use ero myself to make a good bootable disk
[19:52] <Stanleyz000> I dont have a spare disk :/
[19:52] <cmwalker> yeah, mizipzor
[19:52] <Linux^Warrior> nero*
[19:52] <mizipzor> cmwalker: ah nice :)
[19:52] <Linux^Warrior> well can you make a virtual cdrom stanley
[19:52] <nomike> hi
[19:52] <FloridaGuy> is there any map or atlas packages for linux...
[19:52] <Linux^Warrior> should be in control panel
[19:53] <Stanleyz000> Ok
[19:53] <burkmat> Linux^Warrior, Stanleyz000: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[19:53] <Stanleyz000> after the iso is done
[19:53] <Stanleyz000> ok
[19:53] <MABS> anyone have any experience booting/installing linux and using a wireless keyboard?
[19:53] <Stanleyz000> thanks
[19:53] <Linux^Warrior> burkmat read what wesaying, He cannot burn a disk HOW can he use unetbootin
[19:53] <Linux^Warrior> unetbootin is a linux thing not vista
[19:53] <burkmat> Linux^Warrior: ...by downloading it and running it? Why do you need to burn a disk to use it?
[19:53] <Luisito> Acm1pt
[19:53] <Stanleyz000> Its not
[19:53] <Stanleyz000> its a windows thing
[19:53] <Stanleyz000> lol
[19:54] <Stanleyz000> Its a win app
[19:54] <Stanleyz000> llol
[19:54] <FloodBot1> Stanleyz000: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:54] <burkmat> Linux^Warrior: It runs on Windows and Linux.
[19:54] <Stanleyz000> ok sorry
[19:54] <boozler>  have a pdf form that I need to fill out electronically. Iv tried downloading acroread and using the Typewriter function but the documents security properties wont allow it. Is any one aware of any way to either disable pdf securities or an alternative to adobes typewriter function?
[19:54] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, actually it runs on both and you don't need a cd, you can install it to a usb drive
[19:54] <Luisito> español
[19:54] <Linux^Warrior> Burkmat U cannot run unetbootin in Vista Period visa is retarded
[19:54] <shreymech> i installed GERRIS from package manger.. and now i don knw where it gone... how to lunch it now...???
[19:54] <Stanleyz000> :/
[19:54] <erUSUL> !es | Luisito
[19:54] <Stanleyz000> So what (do) I do?
[19:54] <shreymech> i installed GERRIS from package manger.. and now i don knw where it gone... how to launch it now...???
[19:54] <burkmat> Linux^Warrior: Well the sourceforge site claims differently. Are the devs lying?
[19:54] <Linux^Warrior> well you can download virtualbox stanley
[19:54] <nomike> I'm looking for a dictionary, not a spellcheck one, but for translating. It has to work offline without internet access. Needed language: English <--> German; (English | German) <--> Persian
[19:54] <Stanleyz000> I'm downloading Ubuntu (ISO). Now what?
[19:55] <Stanleyz000> unetbootin looks ok for Windows....
[19:55] <Linux^Warrior> obviously they dunno the stupidity of Vista, there probly saying XP
[19:55] <Stanleyz000> its got a vista screenshot?
[19:55] <shreymech> any answer techies... :-(
[19:55] <shreymech> i installed GERRIS from package manger.. and now i don knw where it gone... how to launch it now...???
[19:55] <Linux^Warrior> well good luck getting it to function properly sanley
[19:55] <erUSUL> shreymech: alt + f2
[19:55] <Stanleyz000> :/
[19:55] <burkmat> Linux^Warrior: It says XP/Vista quite literally. I've run it successfully on several systems. Stop making stupid claims and trying to complicate it for Stanley if you don't know what you're talking about.
[19:55] <Stanleyz000> This is meant to be the support channel
[19:56] <erUSUL> shreymech: or from a terminal
[19:56] <erUSUL> !cli
[19:56] <Stanleyz000> Thank you burkmat.
[19:56] <DasEi> shreymech: without nowing the app, type correct name in trml
[19:56] <shreymech> it is giving an error that "location could not be found"
[19:56] <Linux^Warrior> Burkmat I been only fixing/working on pc's 18+ years & never seen ANYTHING function proper on vista on even new systems
[19:56] <Linux^Warrior> It says it will run on it it does not say it will acually work
[19:57] <trism> shreymech: http://gfs.sourceforge.net/tutorial/tutorial/tutorial1.html
[19:57] <shreymech> i have gone thru tutorial but they have not shown how to launch it
[19:58] <DasEi> shreymech: type gerris in trml
[19:58] <Stanleyz000> Isn't it % gerris2D ?
[19:58] <trism> shreymech: first section: gerris2D
[19:58] <jrtayloriv> mebaran151: Sorry, I was afk -- will building from deb-src enable me to easily remove/update it later through aptitude though?
[19:58] <Stanleyz000> or gerris?
[19:58] <Linux^Warrior> stanley when that fails then downlaod virtualbox you can run a virtual linux box & use the installer on it to install to a usb
[19:58] <Stanleyz000> Ok.
[19:58] <Linux^Warrior> thats after you downlaod the linux iso :P
[19:58] <Stanleyz000> ;p
[19:58] <mebaran151> jrtayloriv, deb-src will make you a normal deb
[19:58] <shreymech> error - missing file when i wrote gerris2D
[19:58] <mebaran151> which you then dpkg -i
[19:59] <seppi> Someone good with grub and the windows bootloader?
[19:59] <mebaran151> to your system, it looks like any normal package
[19:59] <DasEi> !details | seppi
[19:59] <jrtayloriv> mebaran151: Sorry if these questions are obvious, I use Gentoo as my primary OS, but I want to set up dual-boot w/ Ubuntu, so I can help friends install Linux ... anyway thanks for your help.
[19:59] <mebaran151> nah it's not
[19:59] <doubled> whats int y = x > 4 ? x : throw std::out_of_range;  do
[20:00] <Linux^Warrior> my question is how can I update my ubuntu from 2.1x to least 4.x since I have minimal amount of ram on this laptop
[20:00] <mebaran151> I used gentoo for awhile but then I switched to archlinux (which is like a better gentoo)
[20:00] <shreymech> trism:  error - missing file when i wrote gerris2D
[20:00] <mebaran151> but I use ubuntu on my main system
[20:00] <mebaran151> *main laptop
[20:00] <Linux^Warrior>  Icannot download the iso I keep dcing too much at the wifi spot im at
[20:00] <mebaran151> because I never could get power management to work right in both
[20:00] <seppi> I was running windows XP on a 200GB hd, and I used wubi to install ubuntu 8.10 on my 80 GB hd. How can I move the grub bootloader to my 80GB disk?
[20:01] <trism> shreymech: did you type a capital D at the end, it is case sensitive
[20:01] <Trevor> So I just did something really stupid, anyone have a second to try and help me out?  I think I'm going to have to reinstall.
[20:01] <DasEi> seppi: uh, wubi... consider a fresh install
[20:01] <Linux^Warrior> seppi reinstall the boot on your 80gb or use gparted to make the 80gb bootable in the tags section
[20:01] <jrtayloriv> mebaran151: I very much prefer Gentoo, but just want a 'learning' installation of Ubuntu ... but I just wanted to play around to see if I could easily optimize Ubuntu for performance -- every time I've tried the base install, it has been significantly slower than my Gentoo installation.
[20:01] <shreymech> trism: yaa i typed capital only
[20:01] <seppi> Linux^Warrior: so the grub editor is in gparted?
[20:02] <mebaran151> ubuntu is not a performance distro
[20:02] <Linux^Warrior> not exactly
[20:02] <trism> shreymech: does which gerris2D list /usr/bin/gerris2D?
[20:02] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, what do you mean, update ubuntu from 2.1 to 4?
[20:02] <mebaran151> though actually if you added in the time spent compiling, I wonder if gentoo would actually hve used more clock cycles for the same setup :)
[20:02] <Linux^Warrior> I mean I am running 256mb ram 1ghz proccessor laptop 32mb video & I am using ubuntu 2.1x
[20:02] <jrtayloriv> mebaran151: Nope -- but it is great as far as usability, and is all I would recommend for most people as far as Linux (unless they were knowledgeable about computers, in which case I would recommend Gentoo over Ubuntu every time)
[20:02] <shreymech> trism: yess
[20:03] <Linux^Warrior> I cannot seem to get updater on this version ...
[20:03] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, so you are years out of date?
[20:03] <shreymech> trism: it is installed there..
[20:03] <trism> shreymech: then I don't know what's wrong
[20:03] <Linux^Warrior> no I have ubuntu 9.04 this laptop cannot run it
[20:03] <mebaran151> jrtayloriv, I never could get power management to work in gentoo
[20:03] <mebaran151> but this was a year ago
[20:03] <DasEi> seppi: you will run in trouble, as grub is inside wubi, you could just use an alternate bootloader that points to wubi, but cause of defrags I won't suggest wubi any more then a first try, reinstall native with just 80 attached, then add a line for xp later in grub
[20:04] <seppi> DasEi: yeah, i figured that that's what I was going to have to do
[20:04] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, ok, you have the 9.04 install cd in your hand but what version is actually running on the laptop?
[20:04] <Trevor> Is there any way to recover /usr/share/doc?
[20:04] <Linux^Warrior> laptop is 2.13x
[20:04] <Linux^Warrior> so it says
[20:05] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, maybe try Xubuntu 8.04 with the Alt install cd
[20:05] <DasEi> seppi: simply unplug the 250 to be sure not to overwrite winloader, easy to add a line to menu.lst later
[20:05] <Linux^Warrior> I tried 6.x won't run worth a damn either
[20:05] <shreymech> trism : when i wrote gerris2D -V   it is showing the verison and everything
[20:05] <Linux^Warrior> nah I tried 8 then 6 I think 4.x would do ok
[20:05] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, Ubuntu or Xubuntu?
[20:05] <Linux^Warrior> both
[20:05] <seppi> DasEi: Where can I get a winloader editor for linux? Whenever I boot, it goes to Boot: XP or Ubuntu, and then it loads grub
[20:06] <Linux^Warrior> I have a large archive of linux distro's :P
[20:06] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, Xubuntu should run
[20:06] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, if the laptop is that useless to you, ship it to me c.o.d and I'll take it ;)
[20:06] <ecce_ego> is opensolaris merely a carbon copy of ubuntu
[20:06] <seppi> Linux^Warrior (crunchbang?)
[20:06] <DasEi> seppi: when grub installed on the 80, you can add an entry for the 250, so win boots
[20:06] <Linux^Warrior> not the 8.x my laptop is too old it is slower then a wet terd on a slanted roof
[20:06] <Halitech> ecce_ego, not even close
[20:06] <trism> shreymech: perhaps you didn't create the simulation file?
[20:07] <indy__> hello everybody. Can I ask you about a problem on audio on Karmic Koala?
[20:07] <seppi> DasEi: ok, i'll give that a shot when i get home
[20:07] <ecce_ego> i dl'd it and it looks exactly the same
[20:07] <Linux^Warrior> it runs fine xp on 256mb ram
[20:07] <Linux^Warrior> jsut linux does not wanan run well on it
[20:07] <DasEi> seppi: it's am easy one, there is also #grub
[20:07] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, I just finished installing Ubuntu on a Celly 638 with 384 meg of ram and it runs nicely
[20:07] <Linux^Warrior> that 100+ more ram then I got :P
[20:07] <ks3> indy__, You'll likely need to ask in #ubuntu+1
[20:07] <seppi> DasEi: ok, cool. I can hop in there if i have more problems :D
[20:07] <indy__> ok thank you.
[20:07] <shreymech> trism: may be
[20:08] <Linux^Warrior> and a cell phone is specialized software for a cell
[20:08] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, but you have more power then I do
[20:08] <DasEi> seppi : for an overview :
[20:08] <DasEi> !grub
[20:08] <seppi> DasEi: thanks!
[20:08] <DasEi> seepii: welcome
[20:08] <Linux^Warrior> nuh uuhh grub is a fat looking insect that matures into a fly or other flying bug LOL
[20:09] <shreymech> trism: but i don know hoe to create it.. after reading tutorial... i don'tknow how to create a vorticity.gfs file... although i have created vorticity directory..
[20:09] <Linux^Warrior> well I have to try downlaod the ubuntu 4.x iso then
[20:09] <psiborg> yea.. grub is a really great name :)
[20:09] <Stanleyz000> Grub is so grubby.
[20:09] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, only thing is I had a crappy video card so I had to disable the visual effects
[20:09] <Linux^Warrior> mmmnnn.... grubs yum
[20:09] <trism> shreymech: use a text editor such as gedit or vim
[20:10] <DasEi> Linux^Warrior: I suggest you to download ubuntu 9.04 minimal
[20:10] <Linux^Warrior> slimy yet satisfying
[20:10] <ecce_ego> been having trouble with flash on 64 bit amd- it stops working about every other day and i must reinstall
[20:10] <Linux^Warrior> Das I do 9.04 minimal using the live cd DOES not run
[20:10] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, you could also try Debian with xfce http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=26566
[20:10] <ecce_ego> open source versions don't work at all
[20:10] <Linux^Warrior> even with graphics on minimal
[20:10] <Linux^Warrior> yeah I am tryign to get xfce
[20:10] <fixnum> what is the most popular ticket/issue tracking system out there?
[20:11] <Trevor> What would be the proper place to ask about trying to recover parts of my system?
[20:11] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, the live cd won't, it needs 384 meg of ram but the alt install cd will work (just used it)
[20:11] <shreymech> trism: after that should i paste the given command in manual in that vorticity.gfs and save it...?????
[20:11] <Linux^Warrior> having trouble downlaoding large files my wifi im at sucks
[20:11] <erUSUL> fixnum: trac ?
[20:11] <erUSUL> Trevor: here
[20:11] <erUSUL> !ot
[20:11] <trism> shreymech: yes
[20:11] <Halitech> Linux^Warrior, get the debian net install cd, its only 150 med or so
[20:11] <shreymech> 1 2 GfsSimulation GfsBox GfsGEdge {} {
[20:11] <shreymech>   GfsTime { end = 0 }
[20:11] <shreymech> }
[20:11] <shreymech> GfsBox {}
[20:11] <shreymech> 1 1 right
[20:11] <FloodBot1> shreymech: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:11] <shreymech> 1 1 top
[20:11] <Linux^Warrior> hal im on a ibm thinkbad with a little red button as a mouse for me it won't
[20:11] <DasEi> Linux^Warrior: minimal aint no live, its text-based;; on my (ha) 430Mhz Celeron I had to install 8.10 first (jaunty didn'T) , but then dist-upgrade worked
[20:11] <fixnum> I'll look into it, thanks erUSUL
[20:11] <seppi> Linux^Warrior: can't you install the xorg, xfce and it's extensions, with a simple gdm and then startx?
[20:12] <Trevor> So...I deleted my /usr/share/doc folder.  How would I even begin to go about getting that back?
[20:12] <Linux^Warrior> I can run 2.1x with graphics perfectly why can I not use the 4.x?
[20:12] <seppi> Trevor: What filesystem is it?
[20:12] <Linux^Warrior> Text mode sucks balls
[20:12] <erUSUL> !language
[20:12] <DasEi> Trevor: how did you delete ? cmd or graphicaal ?
[20:13] <DasEi> !trash | Trevor:
[20:13] <Trevor> Seppi, I'm not sure what you mean by filesystem.  It's just a vanilla install of Ubuntu
[20:13] <Linux^Warrior> lol must be a 10 year old
[20:13] <Trevor> So the folder would be in that trash folder?
[20:14] <KaiForce> depends on how you deleted it
[20:14] <seppi> Trevor: If you used GUI, yes
[20:14] <HighLordObsi> hey, my ten year old nephew is writing java proggies already :o
[20:14] <erUSUL> !ot
[20:14] <shreymech> trism :  error unable to open file
[20:14] <Linux^Warrior> stanley the vista attempt to install linux on usb fail yet :)
[20:14] <Trevor> Seppi, it was a cmd delete.  I was trying to remove a program, and deleted the wrong thing
[20:15] <KaiForce> buhbye data
[20:15] <seppi> Trevor: Well, default filesystem is EXT3, and a rm -r on a folder is irreversable
[20:15] <erUSUL> !undelete
[20:15] <trism> shreymech: need to get used to using ls and cd to find files on the commandline
[20:16] <KaiForce> restore from your well documented, disciplined, and tested backup system.
[20:16] <Trevor> Is there some kind of generic backup?  Or some way to recover from the install CD?
[20:16] <alankila_> There is a method that boils down to "apt-get --reinstall install <put name of every package here>"
[20:17] <alankila_> hardly optimal, so feel free to ignore this avenue. I sometimes use --reinstall to restore packages I've mucked with somehow
[20:17] <shreymech> trism: should i do the last one compiling and installing gfs..??  http://gfs.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Installing_from_source
[20:17] <joaopinto> better do a system reinstallar
[20:18] <Linux^Warrior> well isn't there a way to save you linux state via image? I have a version of linux that looks for a saved state but no clue how to actually save it
[20:18] <saltair> hey how do I get .rar files to work?
[20:18] <joaopinto> !unrar | saltair
[20:19] <Linux^Warrior> downlaod winrar for linux
[20:19] <ubuntu> hi
[20:19] <trism> shreymech: no it is already installed, you just need to create simulation files to use it, it just seems like you aren't where you saved your file
[20:19] <saltair> oh
[20:19] <Trevor> Sounds like it might be easiest to completely reinstall?
[20:19] <testi> capslock.. gone?: However - HTC Hero has Layer 3 connection sharing (routing) via USB, just has to be enabled - thanks! I love you!
[20:19] <saltair> can I just type something into terminal to install it?
[20:19] <HighLordObsi> hmm
[20:19] <ubuntu> i removed my Linux partitions, Ext4 and Swap ... now i can`t use my windows
[20:19] <ubuntu> how can i repair the boot ?
[20:19] <ubuntu> i use windows 7
[20:19] <Linux^Warrior> lol reinstall linux
[20:19] <Linux^Warrior> I done that before
[20:19] <innomen> hi all, anyone know why totem wont animate gifs? is there a way to allow this?
[20:20] <masquerade> innomen: i have never heard of a media player that plays animated gifs
[20:20] <Trevor> I mean...unless there is some kind of backup somewhere.  I don't see how else I can get it back.
[20:20] <innomen> masquerade, sorry
[20:20] <seppi> innomen: why not use firefox?
[20:20] <innomen> i'm tired lol
[20:20] <masquerade> innomen: oh, no prob
[20:20] <Linux^Warrior> sorry trev I think your sol
[20:20] <innomen> i meant Eye of GNOME :P
[20:20] <shreymech> trism: hey but when i used the command sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev libgtkglext1-dev libstartup-notification0-dev...terminal is showing that do u want to install the packages...???
[20:20] <blognewb> hi what is the difference between a gz and a bz?
[20:21] <innomen> seppi, because firefox isnt my image manager?
[20:21] <HighLordObsi> anybody know why my sound sounds like my speakers are choking on rotten sardines?
[20:21] <innomen> masquerade, (odnt know if you caught this) Eye of GNOME is what i meant
[20:21] <Linux^Warrior> trevor all you can do is apt-get reinstall install packages-deleted goes here
[20:21] <seppi> innomen: and totem is?
[20:21] <masquerade> innomen: gifs are in general only played by browsers
[20:21] <shreymech> trism: it means it is asking me to install those packages.. so obviously they r not instlled i think...!!!
[20:21] <masquerade> eye of gnome.. hmm
[20:21] <innomen> seppi, a video player :P
[20:21] <KaiForce> blognewb:  program used to compact the file (gzip vs bzip2)
[20:21] <Linux^Warrior> or you can reinstall linux
[20:21] <natewiebe13> anyone use banshee?
[20:21] <HighLordObsi> i've tried every slider setting i can think of
[20:21] <seppi> Trevor: What directory did you delete again?
[20:22] <innomen> masquerade, microsofts standard image viewer and office picture manager both play gifs
[20:22] <Linux^Warrior> nah she screams too much :P
[20:22] <trism> shreymech: you lost me
[20:22] <DasEi> ubuntu: ask in ##windows
[20:22] <masquerade> innomen: cant help you with this, im sorry. google is your friend :)
[20:22] <blognewb> HighLordObsi: because they are choking on rotten sardines. clean your desk!!!!!!!
[20:22] <natewiebe13> anyone interested in banshee. here is some news about banshee 2.0 ------>  http://abock.org/2009/07/14/exciting-updates-on-the-road-to-banshee-2-0
[20:22] <Linux^Warrior> Dasei he in right spot
[20:22] <shreymech> trism :  :-(  :'-(   i  m sorry
[20:22] <innomen> masquerade, i googled first of course before coming here :)
[20:22] <HyperD> what IS the differences between tar, bz, and bz2?
[20:22] <innomen> masquerade, SOP
[20:22] <Linux^Warrior> he deleted his linux but did not diable his grub
[20:22] <silidan> hi i am actually trying ubuntu 9.04 live cd on a gericom masterpiece 2540XL (G732, with an sis 645 DX chipset think) i am having problems with sound: its crackling
[20:22] <masquerade> innomen: great lol. SOP?
[20:22] <Linux^Warrior> he has to reinstall linux to get the old boot back
[20:22] <innomen> masquerade, standard operating procedure
[20:23] <Linux^Warrior> then use gparted to disable the grub in the tags section
[20:23] <innomen> :)
[20:23] <DasEi> Linux^Warrior: grub overwrites the win loader, so he has to reinstall the winloader >> windows
[20:23] <masquerade> HyperD: tar does only make one file out of many, it does not compress them. gz, bz and bz2 do
[20:23] <fumex> hj guy
[20:23] <Trevor> seppi /usr/share/doc
[20:23] <fumex> guys
[20:23] <Linux^Warrior> no linux
[20:23] <T`2> does anyone know how to make mic work on ubuntu on a netbook? the voulme seems fine on sound recorder, but its way too low on ekiga and other phone apps.. anyone know how to fix this?
[20:23] <testi> HighLordObsi: Did you put sardines into your speakers?
[20:23] <seppi> innomen: gif's are ancient. I dont even think eog (eye of gnome) animates them anymore. Your best bet is firefox.
[20:23] <HighLordObsi> my desk is clean except for my pipe, a bag of tobacco, an ash tray and a lighter
[20:23] <masquerade>  T`2, had this problem also
[20:23] <Trevor> seppi, I'm guessing if someone tared theirs up and gave it to me, I could restore from that
[20:24] <Linux^Warrior> grub takes ovewr winloader if not diabled when you remove linux even if the partition not there I done the 2 times before
[20:24] <innomen> seppi, i'm pretty sure jpg are failry old :)
[20:24] <fumex> im a newbie to the world of liunx
[20:24] <trism> innomen: gthumb will play animated gifs
[20:24] <seppi> innomen: yeah, but they aren't an outdate web tech
[20:24] <Tr1n> masquerade, T2:  i cannot get my mic to work on a Thinkpad T61
[20:24] <innomen> trism, oh? i'll look into that
[20:24] <seppi> Trevor: one sec, let me see if i can fid the dir in an ftp
[20:24] <trism> innomen: it is also pretty nice for browsing images (it's what I use)
[20:24] <innomen> seppi, with respect, you don't know what you are talking about.
[20:24] <testi> HighLordObsi: lowering master volume sometimes helps a bad quality sound card to have acceptable quality
[20:25] <seppi> Trevor: 9.04?
[20:25] <DasEi> T`2: install pavucontrol and check muting, sensivity, if ob-chip is found right
[20:25] <innomen> trism, i'll look into that this insatnt, thank you :)
[20:25] <runpain2> I am having problem with flash in firefox web browser it says i need flash to view the web page http://www.tikilive.com/show/foxnews what must i do i Already installed Adobe Flash Player plugin version 10
[20:25] <Trevor> Seppi: Yes
[20:25] <masquerade> !flash | runpain2
[20:25] <T`2> masquerade, did u fix it?
[20:25] <fumex>  iwas a windows adict...but not any more  gotta tell ya
[20:25] <T`2> DasEi, i uninstalled pulseaudio
[20:25] <masquerade> runpain2: did you install flash through apt packages?
[20:25] <T`2> i have alsa only now
[20:25] <masquerade>  T`2 nope
[20:25] <HighLordObsi> ahh
[20:25] <runpain2> yes
[20:25] <panfist> what's the preferred ftp server to use from ubuntu server?
[20:25] <ecce_ego> Quit
[20:26] <runpain2> masquerade, yes
[20:26] <ecce_ego> meh
[20:26] <masquerade> panfist: the one nearest to you
[20:26] <seppi> Trevor: one sec. This might be easy to torrent the stuff you need
[20:26] <Linux^Warrior> anyway anyone know wher I can get a copy of ubuntu 4.x or even 5.x??
[20:26] <Trevor> Okay cool
[20:26] <panfist> masquerade if i want to host an ftp server
[20:26] <fumex> withdrawl  was a bitch!! it hard to quit "cold turkey"   but i did it
[20:26] <Linux^Warrior> im goolging no luck so far ...
[20:26] <masquerade> panfist: oh, well.. i dont have a clue
[20:26] <Linux^Warrior> !language
[20:26] <innomen> is it advisable to remove the default system applications that i have replaced (eye of gnome for example, should gthumb work out)
[20:27] <T`2> masquerade, do you have any softphone which works with your mic?
[20:27] <T`2> DasEi, anything else i can do?
[20:27] <Linux^Warrior> before that 10 year odl idd it lol
[20:27] <DasEi> panfist: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#mirrors
[20:27] <masquerade>  T`2 softphone?
[20:27] <Linux^Warrior> did*
[20:27] <DasEi> T`2: alsamixer is checked, I guess ?
[20:27] <T`2> masquerade, SIP phone.. thats what i am using the mic for.. for skype type of apps
[20:27] <trism> innomen: I wouldn't remove eog personally, since it is nice for quick viewing of individual images
[20:27] <T`2> DasEi, yea.. alsamixer is fine
[20:27] <panfist> DasEi i want to host an ftp server. should i use vsftpd?
[20:27] <panfist> or proftpd?
[20:28]  * Linux^Warrior calls amulance for petur_ (bad collison)
[20:29] <innomen> trism, what about notepad? *scite* i appreciate the recommendation, but my concearn is simply breaking the system, i'm still new to ubuntu and somewhat cowardly heehh
[20:29] <Linux^Warrior> ambulance*
[20:29] <DasEi> panfist: ah, you want to set one up ? vsftp is a good daemin for it
[20:29] <fumex> isnt anybody gone congrats me???
[20:29] <innomen> fumex, grats
[20:29] <seppi> Does someone know where the 9.04 are hosted not in iso?
[20:29] <seppi> *files
[20:29] <fumex> thank
[20:29] <masquerade> seppi: what do you want then?
[20:30] <Linux^Warrior> inno u should install linux side by side with windws using the live cd's wubi intstaller
[20:30] <masquerade> fumex: huh, what?
[20:30] <DasEi> !iso | seppi
[20:30] <Linux^Warrior> you mean source seppi?
[20:30] <seppi> masquerade: Trevor deleted his /usr/share/doc . Wouldn't those files be on the iso?
[20:30] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, my machine is jaunty base with xp as a guest os that i use less and less
[20:30] <fumex> innomen u the man!!
[20:30] <trism> innomen: I doubt it would really break anything, although it will uninstall the ubuntu-desktop metapackage
[20:30] <seppi> i found a mirror
[20:30] <trism> innomen: although I doubt that really matters
[20:31] <Linux^Warrior> inno you can also load it from livecd so no commitment :)
[20:31] <innomen> trism, can it easily be reinstalled?
[20:31] <simone> hello
[20:31] <trism> innomen: yeah just reinstall the packages
[20:31] <reborn3> hi
[20:31] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, i have already committed :)
[20:31] <Linux^Warrior> anyway  anyone know where I can find ubuntu 4.x or 5.x I cannot run 6.x or later on this laptop "(
[20:31] <seppi> nevermind, i lied, lol. Still looking Trevor
[20:31] <innomen> trism, excellent, thank you
[20:32] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, tab complete makes it much easier to see when you are speaking to me, FYI
[20:32] <Trevor> Seppi: I appreciate it.  I still have a backup from when I installed ubuntu, so if this doesn't work out I can always reinstall
[20:32] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, inno*tab* should change to innomen,
[20:32] <Linux^Warrior> !tab 4 letters too much to type lol
[20:32] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, like this was linu*tab*
[20:32] <trism> Linux^Warrior: I don't think earlier version of ubuntu would necessarily help, might want to look for something lighter weight that doesn't install gnome
[20:33] <Linux^Warrior> I need gnome
[20:33] <Linux^Warrior> text is fubar
[20:33] <Linux^Warrior> I DO NOT run text mode
[20:33] <joaopinto> Lingerance, try xubuntu
[20:33] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, lol to each his own but understand that people might not see you, with full nick, clients typically hilight the message in question,
[20:33] <seppi> Linux^Warrior: http://releases.ubuntu.com/ you won't find anything older than 6 on ubuntu.com
[20:33] <trism> Linux^Warrior: something with fluxbox or xfce
[20:33] <joaopinto> ops, was for Linux^Warrior
[20:33] <Elliot_> hey I think I have stale nfs locks, can anyone help?
[20:33] <trism> Linux^Warrior: you don't need to use a text console, there are tons of lightweight windows managers
[20:33] <Linux^Warrior> I have 2.1 someone gotta serv 4.x
[20:33] <innomen> joaopinto, thats a down side of tab complete in a room full of people :)
[20:34] <joaopinto> ;)
[20:34] <trism> Linux^Warrior: I use ubuntu with fluxbox on a laptop with 64 megs of ram
[20:34] <trism> Linux^Warrior: runs fine
[20:34] <fumex> i apologize to the group 4 using tha language please accept my aplogize i t jus tha im so excited 2 discover
[20:34] <innomen> well i'm off to butcher my system, but i think i'll grsync first :P
[20:35] <Linux^Warrior> im running 1 gig proc 256 ram old ibm thinkpad with a little red ball on keyboard its slow
[20:35] <fumex> the this whole new field of liunx
[20:35] <fumex> im a convert and i will never go bak
[20:35] <Linux^Warrior> it will not run 6.x I tried diffrent variations is slower the na wet terd on a wide hill
[20:36] <trism> Linux^Warrior: it is not the version of ubuntu, it is gnome, gnome is just slow
[20:36] <innomen> fumex, between wine and virtual machines, there's no need
[20:36] <seppi> Trevor: I'm checking the properties on the doc folder, and i'm getting almost 35k files totalling 530mb
[20:36] <Linux^Warrior> well 2.1x runs good
[20:36] <fumex> u know  what  they once u  go liunx u never  never go bak!
[20:36] <Linux^Warrior> trying to find slightly better then that
[20:36] <fumex> LOL
[20:36] <Linux^Warrior> I also know many say the t 4.x is more stable the n6.x & up
[20:36] <innomen> trism, you wound me, i like gnome, but of course i've never tried anything else :P
[20:36] <seppi> Trevor: I think you might be happier just spending 10 min reinstalling, instead of two hours trying to figure out how to download the files
[20:36] <Trevor> Seppi:  Yeah, I was staring at the console window for a while going wtf did I just do.
[20:36] <astroid> hi. I connected a microphone to the front of my PC and I can hear what I say through my loudspeakers, however when I'm trying to record I only record background noise. Also, in volume control, whenever I want to enable capturing the mic, it gets disabled the next time I open volume control. what can I do?
[20:37] <innomen> trism, would trying kde or something else break my apps?
[20:37] <Linux^Warrior> im just saying nothing disapears someone has to serve it
[20:37] <trism> innomen: I'm using gnome too, I'm just saying that on slower machines, a lightweight window manager is generally better (faster)
[20:37] <seppi> Trevor: I feel for you. me: "rm -r Sorted_music" one second later, "CTRL-C/D oh god oh god oh god"
[20:37] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, what are you after?
[20:37] <Linux^Warrior> aaahhhhh kde the evil bastard of broke n
[20:37] <innomen> trism, ahh i see
[20:37] <DasEi> astroid: how do you try to record ?
[20:37] <Linux^Warrior> im after ubuntu 4.x
[20:37] <zamolxes> I need to mount a raid1 partition (/dev/md0 over /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1) from the live cd. Any ideea how to do this? in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCdRecovery it sais /dev/evms/dm but can't find that. thanks
[20:37] <astroid> DasEi: Audacity
[20:37] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, i agree, that has to be outthere
[20:37] <Linux^Warrior> since nayhtng gnome does not run worth a damn
[20:38] <innomen> one moment
[20:38] <fumex>  now    i my im using ubuntu 904  igotta tell u i wonted to quit the  first i  tried it using using ubuntu it was sooooooooooooooooooooo frusrating my first weeki i uninstall it
[20:38] <alankila_> zamolxes: probably: mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1
[20:38] <ks3> Linux^Warrior, Are you sure you're running 2.1x? I believe the first version of Ubuntu was 4.10?
[20:38] <zamolxes> thank you
[20:38] <Trevor> Seppi: Yeah, I'm just glad that an Ubuntu install is so easy, not hard to get going again.  Thanks for all your help though.
[20:38] <bia> oie
[20:38] <Linux^Warrior> it says gnome 2.13.xx
[20:38] <zamolxes> alankila_: mdadm not on the live cd .. meh :|
[20:38] <alankila_> linux raid has been reinvented about 10 times or something, so you never know how exactly it's supposed to be done, but today it's mdadm
[20:38] <Pici> Linux^Warrior: We do not support any release of ubuntu before 6.06
[20:38] <bia> tem alguem ai?
[20:38] <DasEi> astroid: that should work, as it grabs directly from the s-card, sure right prfrences set ?
[20:38] <alankila_> zamolxes: hm. damn
[20:38] <Pici> !br | bia
[20:38] <bia> fale algo
[20:38] <alankila_> I generally boot knoppix for rescue purposes, it at least has that
[20:38] <bia> anda caranba
[20:38] <Linux^Warrior> sorry 2.12.1
[20:39] <ks3> Linux^Warrior, Ahh, that's different. Gnome versions are different than Ubuntu versions
[20:39] <bia> falas
[20:39] <bia> çdlkfer
[20:39] <bia> rlfŕ, b
[20:39] <zamolxes> alankila_: right, will probably do that
[20:39] <zamolxes> thanks
[20:39] <Linux^Warrior> it does not tell me version of ubuntu
[20:39] <fumex> but thier was  "voice" teeling me to stay the coruse and  u  will be rewared fro  u suffering, well idid i reinstall ubuntu and  worked it out
[20:39] <seppi> Trevor: np mate
[20:39] <nothingHappens_> hi folks
[20:40] <seppi> onnomen: I see someone saying eog got replaced with gthumb. Give that a shot, eh?
[20:40] <DasEi> !version | Linux^Warrior
[20:40] <zamolxes> alankila_: apt-get works on the livecd :)
[20:40] <seppi> onnomenL otherway around
[20:40] <astroid> DasEi: hmm, not quite. what should I set for the recording device? there are a number of devices in there.
[20:40] <nothingHappens_> say, i've got an annoyance and i'm not sure if it's something i can fix by configuring something, or if it's just because my computer sucks
[20:40] <Linux^Warrior> ah thx forgot that command
[20:40] <DasEi> Linux^Warrior : or open /etc/lsb-release
[20:40] <fumex> and  im a better man 4 it  all ican now is "##$##$ U BILL GATE LINUX UBUNTU 4 LIFE!!"
[20:41] <joaopinto> !caps | fumex
[20:41] <nothingHappens_> trying to listen to music on rhythmbox while I'm doing other things, and it seems like activity from other applications interferes pretty badly with the music playback
[20:41] <fumex> lol
[20:41] <nothingHappens_> and if i pause the music for a while, when i un-pause it it seems to have a difficult time getting started at first
[20:41] <nothingHappens_> very choppy
[20:41] <fumex> sorry ubottu.. it jus i mso excited to be free!!!aint u??
[20:42] <fumex> from tha demond in redmond wa
[20:42] <Linux^Warrior> LLLllllllloooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllllllllllll lsb version n/a
[20:42] <zamolxes> alankila_: worked, thanks :) apt-get install mdmadm and then mdadm --assemble --scan
[20:42] <Linux^Warrior> I belive I downloaded a pre-release of ubuntu :P
[20:42] <seppi> innomen: yeah, there we go: sudo apt-get install gthumb
[20:43] <seppi> innomen: that renders gif animations properly
[20:43] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, http://ubuntu.hugi.is/releases/warty/ I believe that is what you are after
[20:43] <junior_> hello
[20:43] <El-Hrairah> Hi. How do I set the FQDN in Ubuntu? It didn't give me the option like most Linuxes do on install.
[20:43] <innomen> seppi, yup, installed and working, trism recommended it as well
[20:43] <Linux^Warrior> k I try that but my lsb is n/a :P
[20:43] <seppi> innomen: awesome
[20:43] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, did you get my link?
[20:44] <Linux^Warrior> yeah I looking now thx
[20:44] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, good
[20:44] <Linux^Warrior> im lost on wat version im running :P
[20:44] <ks3> Linux^Warrior, how about 'head -1 /etc/apt/sources.list'?
[20:44] <mlavaert> does someone have a dual-monitor setup?
[20:44] <IndyGunFreak> mlavaert: i do
[20:45] <ben> Yo, is this the 'right' place to ask about karmic?
[20:45] <fumex>  hey guys m y cd burner isnt burning an iso image i t goes thur the  moition but when i t done thier nuting  please   help
[20:45] <Linux^Warrior> dunno lemme try it :P
[20:45] <ks3> ben, nope, #ubuntu+1
[20:45] <_ben> thanks ks3
[20:45] <DasEi> !karmic | ben
[20:45] <mlavaert> was it hard to set it up... Because I am considering to buy a second monitor
[20:45] <NthDegree> has anyone here used a Microsoft Lifecam VX-5000?  I'm just curious since I need a new webcam and i'm getting conflicting information about it
[20:45] <fumex> i under install brasero.. an d got a nother  cd burner  it does the same thing nutting
[20:45] <El-Hrairah> How do I set the FQDN in Ubuntu? It didn't give me the option like most Linuxes do on install? Anyone know?
[20:46] <DasEi> fumex : verified the iso ?
[20:46] <IndyGunFreak> mlavaert: it depends on your video device.. for me.. w/ ATI, it was near impossible, w/ Nvidia, i could have been brain dead
[20:46] <astroid> DasEi: hmm, not quite. what should I set for the recording device? there are a number of devices in there.
[20:46] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, so whats the verdict?
[20:46] <icarus> !ubuntu
[20:46] <IndyGunFreak> mlavaert: are you planning to use two different devices, or like a dual head video card?
[20:46] <Linux^Warrior> let u know whne I type it right lol
[20:46] <erUSUL> !hostname | El-Hrairah
[20:46] <fumex> i was buring crunchbang iso and  when brasero sayz it was finsher i reboot and the grub loader did it thing and  t
[20:46] <Linux^Warrior> says im running 5.10
[20:47] <DasEi> astroid: which options ? just put mike on radio or something, check untill you see equi moving in audacity
[20:47] <panfist> what octal code umask corresponds to everyone being able to read/write, but not execute, a file?
[20:47] <fumex> happen except ubuntu loading up
[20:47] <El-Hrairah> erUSUL: the hostname command does the fqdn too? Shoot, I thought it just did the name itself.
[20:47] <NthDegree> Linux^Warrior: that is Breezy Badger
[20:47] <panfist> isn't it 666?
[20:47] <Linux^Warrior> damn it that measn I lost my first ubuntu version iso :6
[20:47] <seppi> panfist: chmod a-x
[20:47] <innomen> Linux^Warrior, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu_releases
[20:47] <innomen> hmmm
[20:47] <DasEi> fumex : if you're sure is is right (Md5sum), then try k3b, brasero once tricked me, too
[20:47] <innomen> !releases
[20:47] <NthDegree> Linux^Warrior:  That's the third release IIRC
[20:47] <DasEi> !md5sum | fumex
[20:48] <fumex> so i went to the  public libray and  use the windos based burner and  it worked wehn igot bak to m ycrib  and booted of the cd  i had crunchbang
[20:48] <panfist> seppi that's nice but it's not what i asked
[20:48] <innomen> l8r guys thanks for the help
[20:48] <erUSUL> El-Hrairah: man hostname has the details
[20:48] <fumex> on my  computer wha give ?
[20:48] <seppi> panfist: oh, you want it in octal?
[20:48] <Linux^Warrior> guess I am maxed out at 5.10 ...
[20:48] <DasEi> fumex: try k3b then, see also :
[20:48] <DasEi> !burn
[20:49] <ks3> panfist, Yes, 666 is read/write, no execute
[20:49] <fumex> ok checksum
[20:49] <JohnTeddy> In Ubuntu Hardy, how can I stop this udev script from being run: /lib/udev/write_net_rules , anyone know which file to edit to have that stop running?
[20:49] <Linux^Warrior> does it make it faster if I run ubuntu 6.x in lvm?? I did this & its running beter then first try in regular ext3
[20:49] <seppi> panfist: ks3 has it for ya. further reading here: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~rc/help/faq/permissions.html
[20:50] <JohnTeddy> Anyone know about udev?
[20:50] <panfist> that's awesome thanks
[20:51] <Linux^Warrior> ya know I am tryign to run 6.10 wonder if th edapper/drake would run better ?? anyone got connebts on that?
[20:51] <ks3> Linux^Warrior, LVM allows more flexibility in your partitions, but shouldn't increase performance.
[20:51] <fumex> DasEi  it did trick me
[20:51] <edbian> Linux^Warrior: Why do you want to run such an old version of ubuntu in the first place?
[20:51] <DasEi> fumex: does k3b work ?
[20:51] <Linux^Warrior> well if you read the conversation youwould know
[20:51] <erUSUL> JohnTeddy: probably what you want is to adjust /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[20:51] <dajhorn> JohnTeddy: Look at this file: /lib/udev/rules.d/75-persistent-net-generator.rules
[20:51] <innomen> forgot something, anyone know where a wrking semi recent deb of projectm could be located?
[20:51] <erUSUL> JohnTeddy: that file on lib is better left unchanged
[20:51] <fumex> many times trying to burn ios llkie i said iwent 2 the library and  thier was nutting on the cd
[20:52] <DasEi> innomen: your looking for a package ?
[20:52] <Linux^Warrior> there cd burner is probly junk
[20:52] <innomen> DasEi, yea, i want milkdrop on mah puter :)
[20:52] <android6011> if i get the alternate install can i choose not to install an x window environment
[20:52] <innomen> DasEi, the source install instructions fail for me
[20:52] <DasEi> innomen: apt-cache search milkdrop
[20:53] <Hordeking> Question: The ubuntu fstab uses some kind of UID to identify drives, rather than the standard /dev/[hs]da type stuff. How do I determine what UID to use for a partition that wasn't initially done with the install (I'm replacing the home directory with my original one, which I didn't want to risk damaging in the install)
[20:53] <seppi> android6011: of course
[20:53] <edbian> android6011: Are you running ubuntu server?
[20:53] <fumex> ok
[20:53] <alankila_> Hordeking: vol_id /dev/hdxy
[20:53] <Linux^Warrior> aahhh the sun it burns IT BURNS......
[20:53] <innomen> DasEi, the libs are there and installed but i cant find a way to execute them
[20:53] <fumex> brasero has be undinstalled as we speak id   lkie it noway
[20:53] <seppi> android6011: for fun, try ubuntu minimal install, and for servers, ubuntu-server
[20:53] <android6011> edbian: i wanted to do a server install for file server, but I want a mythtv backend also and there is no tv tuner drivers in the server kernel
[20:53] <DasEi> innomen: you got a tarball of it ? see:
[20:53] <DasEi> !compile
[20:54] <alankila_> hmm, hang on, vol_id seems to be gone these days
[20:54] <seppi> android6011L neighter of which come with xorg
[20:54] <Linux^Warrior> ok all thx 4 help I try download 6.06 & run it.... wish me luch sigh
[20:54] <innomen> DasEi, yes but as i said the whole make process fails misrably
[20:54] <Hordeking> alankila_: It had an error opening the volume...
[20:54] <innomen> DasEi, are you 32bit i386?
[20:54] <edbian> android6011: Just install the typical ubuntu and then install the packages you want for you file server (sshfs, cifs, nfs, samba)
[20:54] <android6011> seppi: i just tried a min install, but im on a certain network right now, and i cant authenticate doing min install
[20:54] <JohnTeddy> erUSUL: I commented out the line in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules, but when I reboot, it just makes a new line removing my comment.
[20:54] <alankila_> Hordeking: probably needs root access as it reads the filesystem header stuff, or something
[20:54] <DasEi> innomen: no, but could fire up a vm, few minutes ..
[20:54] <Hordeking> alankila_: Does the volume need to be unmounted?
[20:54] <android6011> edbian: thats what i planned on doing
[20:55] <seppi> android6011: are you on a dynamic IP, or static?
[20:55] <JohnTeddy> erUSUL: I did this '#
[20:55] <innomen> DasEi, if you were to make a deb for me i would be a very happy camper but it'll be a massive hassel so i understand if you'd rather not :)
[20:55] <Hordeking> alankila_: Nevermind. You were right, needed to use it as root
[20:55] <heatmzzr> Will Alpine automate a email, resend every hour or so?
[20:55] <JohnTeddy> SUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="add", DRIVERS=="?*", ATTR{address}=="00:14:a4:b8:a1:20", ATTR{type}=="1", KERNEL=="eth*", NAME="eth0"'  ; but after reboot it just makes the same line but eth1, etc
[20:55] <James192345> After I activate the NVIDIA Driver v180, is there anything else I have to run in order to make it safe?
[20:55] <dajhorn> Hordeking: sudo blkid /dev/sda1
[20:55] <The-Phoenix> Does any one know of a good program I can use to create an image of my HDD?
[20:55] <android6011> seppi: dynamic, but they have a "safe connect" network management and I have to do login, i tried to install links and login that way but it has to be safari firefox or i.e,
[20:56] <edbian> The-Phoenix: dd
[20:56] <android6011> so using the min install its too complicated
[20:56] <heatmzzr> looking for an email client that will automate sending email to address every hour????????????
[20:56] <DasEi> innomen: I'm getting it up now, a download for the tarball ?
[20:56] <JohnTeddy> dajhorn: No, I do want to stop this script. I have many computers, and I want to be able to swap hard disks from one computer to another. Everything works fine, except eth0 can't go up, because the MAC is tied to this udev rule in some way. If it wasn't for this udev rule, what I want is possible and would work fine.
[20:56] <innomen> James192345, give is floaties and a helmet (they grow up so fast dont they) :P
[20:56] <The-Phoenix> will that work for windows and linux?
[20:56] <innomen> DasEi, one moment
[20:56] <seppi> android6011: well, if the network looking at the mac address? Can'y you run a live CD, register it on the network, and then go back to the minimal CLI, or is it session based?
[20:57] <The-Phoenix> will dd work for windows and linux?
[20:57] <android6011> seppi: its session based
[20:57] <edbian> The-Phoenix: dd only runs inside linux.  But it will copy any fs yes.
[20:57] <trism> The-Phoenix: you can get dd with cygwin on windows
[20:57] <android6011> its a real pita
[20:57] <The-Phoenix> I dont really want to run cygwin
[20:57] <dajhorn> JohnTeddy: Add a stanza for the eth0 device to the /etc/network/interfaces file, reboot, and see it behaves like you want.
[20:57] <seppi> android6011: if lynx, or links don't work, you may have to go with firefox. xubuntu is the lowest end with an xorg.
[20:58] <innomen> DasEi, http://sourceforge.net/projects/projectm/files/
[20:58] <seppi> android6011: but if you're really worried about any xorg, just run it to run firefox when you need it, and then drop back down to shell
[20:58] <Mr_Bag> In ubuntu 9.04 is it possible to change the default browser? 'm useing shiretoko for firefox 3.5, but even time i click a link in another app it opens up the normal firefox installtion "/
[20:58] <android6011> seppi: ya, i figured id check into spoofing user agent in links after i got done with the install
[20:58] <Hordeking> Anyone know what the relatime option is on fstab?
[20:58] <android6011> if not then go with xfce or something
[20:58] <edbian> Mr_Bag: System -> Preferences -> Preferred Apps
[20:59] <alankila_> Hordeking: an optimization that reduces accuracy of the "access time" timestamp maintained on every file.
[20:59] <Mr_Bag> edbian:Thanks :D
[20:59] <Shoe> How do I put more videos on my iPod? Do I need another application, or can I do it with gtkpod or Rhythm Box?
[20:59] <seppi> android6011: yeah, go with xubuntu, or install your xorg and xfce with the correct extensions, and then when you connect, just kill gdm, and xorg will only take up space on your compy
[20:59] <edbian> Hordeking: You want relatime option for all of your local (on a HDD directly connected to the computer).  It has to do with file timestamps.  Check out "man mount"  It's buried somewhere in there.
[20:59] <Hordeking> alankila_: So, nothing critical, unless I'm really concerned about knowing when last the file was accessed.
[20:59] <android6011> ok. thank for the info
[21:00] <The-Phoenix> Are there any programs that run on windows and linux and just create a basic iso image? I dont really need a full back-up utiliy. I just want the ability to create and then reburn HDD images.
[21:00] <seppi> android6011: np
[21:00] <alankila_> Hordeking: unix is very special among platforms that it transforms every read into a write via these atime timestamps. It's a historical snafu.
[21:00] <Shoe> How do I put more videos on my iPod? Do I need another application, or can I do it with gtkpod or Rhythm Box?
[21:00] <alankila_> I typically turn these off entirely.
[21:00] <The-Phoenix> I guess it doesnt have to run on linux cause I can always just copy all my linux files
[21:00] <JohnTeddy> dajhorn: What do I add?
[21:00] <Hordeking> alankila_: Logically, that makes sense, but I bet that slowed down things a lot.
[21:01] <seppi> The-Phoenix: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/iPodVideoTransferring
[21:01] <innomen> Hordeking, you cant think logically! these are computers :P
[21:01] <dajhorn> JohnTeddy: Run `man interfaces` at a prompt, copy-and-paste the example, and set it for your computer.
[21:01] <innomen> beagle, thanks for finding all those file for me :P
[21:02] <dajhorn> JohnTeddy: You probably want "auto eth0" and "iface eth0 inet dhcp".
[21:02] <DasEi> innomen: apt-cache search  projectm ??!
[21:02] <innomen> DasEi, yea displays 4 libs
[21:02] <NiVerTes> Evning gents
[21:02] <Hordeking> innomen: Computers not logical? Does not compute!
[21:03] <seppi> Shoe: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/iPodVideoTransferring
[21:03] <HighLordObsi> lordy lordy
[21:03] <alankila_> but damn, I just can't make java and pulseaudio to cooperate. Or wherever the problem is. I guess next up are radical changes like installing openjdk instead of sun's, but I already have bad experience about that. Shit.
[21:03] <seppi> The-Phoenix: one sec, i think i know what you need
[21:03] <innomen> DasEi, wait
[21:03] <innomen> DasEi, there is more now
[21:03] <DasEi> innomen: so this is what you want then, install it
[21:03] <innomen> DasEi, did you do that?
[21:03] <HighLordObsi> i can't make my net or my sound work properly, so ahh well
[21:04] <seppi> The-Phoenix: try remastersys, if you want to back up your distro with the way the settings are
[21:05] <DasEi> innomen: he
[21:05] <JohnTeddy> dajhorn: I already have auto eth0, and iface eth0 inet dhcp. dajhorn This has to do with MAC addresses being tied to a udev rule on the hard disk. So if I swap hard disk to a new machine, eth0 interface can't go up. I need to stop this /lib/udev/write_net_rules script from executing. I can just rm /lib/udev/write_net_rules, and that fixes the problem. But that is a hack. If udev is updated, it will just break it again when i updates the package. I wan
[21:05] <p1oooop> hello
[21:05] <Hordeking> Alright, I have a few more silly questions...Is there an Ubuntu DVD that has all of the options on it for desktop and server? Also, with the 32b and 64b libraries and kernels? How do I make synaptic show more packages, for instances, the server daemons and such?
[21:06] <Hordeking> As a note, I was running Slackware before, so this was an interesting change for me.
[21:06] <Guest87676> xchat -p
[21:06] <dajhorn> JohnTeddy: If the udev rule is not honoring the config file, and if you want to delete the script that updates the rule, then look at the dpkg-divert program.
[21:06] <p1oooop> Hordeking: mostly, yes...
[21:07] <DasEi> Hordeking: dvd always contains either 32 or 64, not both, though could bring it on a double layer, but then only one is bootable. to get more packages, can add sources to sources.list
[21:07] <p1oooop> Hordeking: what about the libs and kernels
[21:07] <shachaf> DNS addresses are being resolved to the wrong IPs and then cached. This happens all the time -- it's very annoying.
[21:07] <Hordeking> DasEi: Is there a list of sources somewhere? I want to add more sources.
[21:07] <shachaf> How do I at least clear the cache?
[21:08] <seppi> Hordeking: I found this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-850892.html . I don't think there's a conventonal way to do it.
[21:08] <p1oooop> shachaf: I remember there is a file
[21:08] <innomen> DasEi, and how do i run it? this is a much earlier version as well the page says there is a 2.0
[21:08] <ks3> JohnTeddy, I've not tried this, but you may be able to add each of your machines MAC addresses to the file and assign them eth0? I would assume that would work as long as you didn't have more than one of them in the machine at a time.
[21:08] <Hordeking> DasEi: As an interesting extra question, can I cache the installer files so I don't have to re-download them later?
[21:08] <Cyber_Akuma> Can anybody help me get Ubuntu installed on my PS3? I have the Ps3 version of the distro, but after I press enter at the bootup screen the installer just meeks mkaing my screen blink
[21:08] <DasEi> !latest | innomen
[21:08] <fumex> ok guys im kb rat now will let u know the result
[21:08] <innomen> DasEi, http://projectm.sourceforge.net/
[21:08] <shamike> i want to schedule a program to download at 2 in the morning which app should i use
[21:08] <TheFunkbomb> I'm having trouble setting up PSAD.  I get this message: Starting Port Scan Attack Detector and associated daemons: [*] Could not find mail, edit /etc/psad/psad.conf at /usr/sbin/psad line 9555.
[21:08] <innomen> DasEi, i see
[21:09] <DasEi> Hordeking: you can store them, see man dpkg, man apt
[21:09] <p1oooop> shamike: gnome-schedule
[21:09] <edbian> shamike: cron.  But don't ask me how to use it! :P
[21:09] <fumex> im doing simulating ju 2 be on the salf side
[21:09] <Hordeking> DasEi: Sweet.
[21:09] <shamike> ok ty
[21:09] <DasEi> !!repositories | Hordeking
[21:09] <TheFunkbomb> any help?
[21:09] <p1oooop> shamike: install by typing in the terminal: sudo apt-get install gnome-schedule
[21:09] <innomen> DasEi, i would still like version 2,
[21:09] <seppi> chamikeL you can do some shell coding, loop until 2 am, and then wget
[21:10] <innomen> DasEi, can you tell me which tar i should focus on?
[21:10] <Sp0tter> can you use CloneZilla live to clone to a target disk smaller than the source disk if the source disk is not full?
[21:10] <p1oooop> innomen: ahh project M
[21:10] <p1oooop> innomen: there's a post on the ubuntu forums
[21:10] <dvz-> what's a good (up-to-date) article and or program for creating flash on ubuntu?
[21:10] <shamike> i have gnome-schedule will it get software from the internet sorry if this sounds dumb
[21:10] <p1oooop> innomen: imma look it up for you
[21:11] <Bleupomme> hello I have a problem with the touchpad , when I type the mouse click randomly. Is there a solution for this?
[21:11] <p1oooop> shamike: so.... how do you want to get the software
[21:11] <innomen> p1oooop, thank you, i think i've seen it but by no means stop heheh
[21:11] <p1oooop> shamike: is there a SVN you can access
[21:11] <Cyber_Akuma> Is there anywhere I can ask about this then?
[21:11] <seppi> dvz-: system -> administration -> USB start up disk creator
[21:11] <nawar> guys, I have a question, have any one of you tried finding a solution for integrating his evolution with MS exchange 2007 server
[21:11] <shamike> i want to download ubuntu at 2 i am on fap
[21:12] <dvz-> seppi: flash animation
[21:12] <TheFunkbomb> I get this error when I try to set up PSAD: Starting Port Scan Attack Detector and associated daemons: [*] Could not find mail, edit /etc/psad/psad.conf at /usr/sbin/psad line 9555.
[21:12] <erUSUL> JohnTeddy: what are you exactly trying to do ?
[21:12] <TheFunkbomb> Any help?
[21:12] <seppi> dvz-: lol, sorry. Can't you just go to the adobe website and download the *.deb
[21:12] <p1oooop> innomen: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=749793
[21:12] <p1oooop> that's the guide i used
[21:12] <innomen> p1oooop, you have it working??
[21:12] <dvz-> seppi: i didn't know they had one for linux ...last i checked i was being pointed to f4l which wasn't working well
[21:12] <p1oooop> innomen: yes :D
[21:13] <DasEi>  innomen: no, the link you gave says version 1.2.0 , too
[21:13] <innomen> p1oooop, can you give me the basic run down of how you use it?
[21:13] <trism> shamike: schedule wget http://url.to.file.here would probably work
[21:13] <innomen> innomen, why does the main page say 2.0?
[21:13] <seppi> dvz-: hmmm. Is the adobe editor stable in wine?
[21:13] <erUSUL> !appdb
[21:13] <p1oooop> innomen: ooh... that's a little hard because I have it working on a different machine
[21:13] <innomen> DasEi, pardon my overwhelming newbness
[21:13] <p1oooop> this one is too slow
[21:13] <shamike> thats it ty trism
[21:13] <dvz-> seppi: I've no clue...I'm just looking for an open source flash animation/swf creator
[21:13] <innomen> p1oooop, well i mean is it part of something else or stand alone? how do you launch it?
[21:13] <lowlycoder> iw there anyway to get xmms/midi to work nice? I have this gigangic midi library that I can't convert to ogg (space issues)
[21:14] <DasEi> innomen: you're in the green area still XD:
[21:14] <Spike1506> i wanna beta test karmic, does anyone know if the latest ati drivers are working under karmic?
[21:14] <erUSUL> !midi
[21:14] <seppi> dvz-: let me see what winehq has to say
[21:14] <innomen> DasEi, i'm not even green yet i'm still a lumpy seed
[21:14] <p1oooop> innomen: it should be on the list of applications under music
[21:14] <Bleupomme> touchpad problems here. Ramdom clicks during typing what can I do?
[21:14] <innomen> p1oooop, that is helpful thank you
[21:14] <p1oooop> innomen: *Sound & Video
[21:14] <DasEi> innomen: is where all the trees come from, but let's stay topic
[21:14] <innomen> p1oooop, calle dprojectm?
[21:15] <p1oooop> yes
[21:15] <shamike> trism: is there a frontend to wget
[21:15] <fbianconi> Bleupomme: So have you gone into System/Preferances/Mouse ?
[21:15] <p1oooop> innomen: it does need a few packages
[21:15] <p1oooop> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=749793 the first box is full of sources
[21:15] <trism> shamike: the reason I suggested wget is cause there is no frontend
[21:15] <p1oooop> *packages
[21:15] <DasEi> Spike1506: I don't think so, Ati still doesn't like the actual xorg, sometimes depending on card, but generally not
[21:15] <trism> shamike: making it easier to schedule
[21:15] <innomen> p1oooop, i will follow this guide
[21:15] <Bleupomme> fbianconi:wait trying
[21:15] <innomen> DasEi, i will be abck if i fail
[21:16] <innomen> p1oooop, thanks
[21:16] <shamike> trism right
[21:16] <p1oooop> innomen: NP
[21:16] <Spike1506> DasEi, ok ty. then im not gonna try it.
[21:16]  * innomen rolls up his sleeves
[21:16] <DasEi> Spike1506: I hassled with that, too, you can downgrade xorg
[21:16] <seppi> dvz-: flashdevelop (@ flashdevelop.org) can be virtualized in something like virtualbox
[21:16] <dvz-> seppi: thanks, i'll have a look into it
[21:16] <Spike1506> DasEi, what about the kernel?
[21:16] <sn1per> in c++, what would be the ideal data type for a variable storing a 10 digit phone number?
[21:16] <Spike1506> long?
[21:16] <sn1per> sorry wrong window
[21:16] <DasEi> Spike1506: kernel works with older xorg, no prob
[21:17] <seppi> dvz-: you may also want to consider eclipse. Apparently there's a flash extension
[21:17] <Spike1506> DasEi, i mean the ati driver
[21:17] <DasEi> Spike1506: xorg is the problem , no kernel issue, also see :
[21:17] <trism> sn1per: probably string unless you wanted to do something special
[21:17] <DasEi> !karmic
[21:17] <robert__> trying to install postfix using sudo aptitude install postfix  but the next window is a image, I cant select anything to continue the install
[21:17] <sergio> !list
[21:17] <Cyber_Akuma> Karmig WILL break?
[21:17] <Cyber_Akuma> whats that mean
[21:17] <Spike1506> ty DasEi
[21:17] <Cyber_Akuma> Karmic*
[21:17] <DasEi> robert_: try tab
[21:18] <robert__> ok
[21:18] <robert__> thanks will try
[21:18] <Cyber_Akuma> 10.04 should be Leaping Lizard XD
[21:18] <DasEi> Cyber_Akuma: means it's still in progress and can fail
[21:19] <heatmzzr_> How do I auto send an email every hour to one recipient?
[21:19] <sn1per> trism:  nope, just reading/writing it to a database for a class assignment
[21:19] <sn1per> lol
[21:19] <sn1per> thank you though
[21:19] <th0r> heatmzzr_: put it in a cron job
[21:19] <dajhorn> heatmzzr_: Write a script that uses the `mail` command line program, and then put that script in a cron job.
[21:19] <p1oooop> heatmzzr_: well... you can use gnome-do and write your own program :D
[21:19] <p1oooop> then run it every hour
[21:20] <seppi> sn1per: well, its for a 10 digit integer, right?
[21:20] <robert__> im an idiot,  tab worked thanks
[21:20] <sn1per> yea
[21:20] <heatmzzr_> I wish it to send every hour while i am away
[21:20] <DasEi> robert_: nah, your upgraded now
[21:21] <seppi> sn1per: can't you set the maxint internally to something like 9999999999 ?
[21:22] <DasEi> heatmzzr_: as said above, read an mail and
[21:22] <DasEi> !cron
[21:22] <DasEi> *man mail
[21:22] <trism> storing phone numbers as one integer is probably a bad idea
[21:22] <trism> you could use an array of integers, but a string would be less storage space
[21:22] <seppi> trism: that's true.
[21:23] <trism> because if you wanted to extrac the area code or whatever, it is alot of masks and shifts
[21:23] <matreya6>  I'm trying to get PulseAudio to do 5.1 sound on Ubuntu 9.04 Right now I only get the front speakers to work, everything else stays silent. alsamixer acknowledges the fact that I have 6 chennels available and all the relevant audio controls for the separate channels are turned up. All sound output is set to PulseAudio in configuration
[21:24] <nanotube> trism: how's a 10-digit string less space than an array of 3 2-byte ints?
[21:24] <seppi> trism: wait. Wouldn't a defined integer be smaller than the equivilant log of that in characters?
[21:24] <matreya6> speaker-test -c 6 gives only sound on the front channels, no rear, no lfe, no center...I'ḿ running Pulseaudio as local user and have added myself to the audio groups pulse-rt and pulse-access
[21:24] <zamolxes> question, where does grub install by default with ubuntu? i'm trying to repair something and don't know where to point grub-install
[21:24] <mzuverink> I am looking for a voice synth app which will read a file or keyboard input?
[21:24] <nanotube> mzuverink: package "festival"
[21:24] <trism> nanotube: again, alot of masks and shifts to get the digits
[21:24] <seppi> nanotube: my thoughts exactly. I may not know the assembly as well. Maybe a defined integer max just masks off the rest?
[21:25] <mzuverink> thankyou
[21:25] <trism> nanotube: I was comparing an array of 10 ints verses an array of 10 chars
[21:25] <nanotube> mzuverink: np :)
[21:25] <seppi> trism: what about an integer with a max of 9?
[21:25] <trism> not saying you can't do it that way, just seems simpler as a string
[21:26] <nanotube> trism: ah, well... yea, but a phone number can be logically broken down into 3 short ints... which is better i think. that said, unless storage space is /really/ at a premium, it may be easier to just work with a string.
[21:26] <trism> yeah I'm not arguing that you can't do it, just not how I would do it
[21:26] <seppi> nanotube. I was only offerering integers, as he said it was for a database class
[21:27] <seppi> trism: yeah, strings would be much easier
[21:27] <Guest88944> hello, can anyone help me, i need a package called "glibc-2.0" but don't know how to get it via apt-get install
[21:27] <seppi> Guest88944: in 9,04, i see: sudo apt-get install glibc-2.9-1
[21:28] <Macha> I'm not even sure if ubuntu is to blame here, but I'm not sure where to start: At times, I can't access web sites, but my connection is fine. I can use other things such as IRC or IM fine. Changing browser doesn't help.
[21:28] <nanotube> Guest88944: i think the package name is "libglib2.0-0"
[21:28] <firecrotch> Macha: Sounds like a DNS problem to me
[21:28] <Guest88944> thanks seppi
[21:28] <nanotube> Guest88944: if it's for compiling stuff, then it's libglib2.0-0-dev"
[21:29] <Macha> firecrotch: Would a DNS problem not affect IRC and IM aswell?
[21:29] <seppi> Guest88944: np
[21:29] <fbianconi> !glibc
[21:29] <nanotube> Guest88944: yea, listen to seppi if you have jaunty - i'm on intrepid :)
[21:29] <bko> i have a question about upgrading/reinstalling. i need to resurrect some older servers running 6.10 and want to go to 8.04 LTS or 9.04.
[21:29] <DasEi> !info glibc
[21:30] <Guest88944> thanks all
[21:30] <firecrotch> Macha: Typically, your gateway (most likely a router) will cache DNS information, and since you probably use IRC and IM often, its stored there
[21:30] <blastimir> hello, I have a problem with my (built-in) microphone on acer 7730G, I'm using Jaunty.. It appears that the mic is working (when I tap near it I can clearly hear that sound reproduced on the speakers), but I can't record anything..I simply get a blank file no matter what I try
[21:30] <bko> Can I install a fresh copy from cd without wiping the hard drive?
[21:30] <Guest88944> ill try now
[21:30] <Shoe> How can I get videos onto my iPod?
[21:30] <Macha> firecrotch: Ok.
[21:30] <firecrotch> Macha: The problem is probably your ISP's DNS server
[21:30] <seppi> Show, one sec, ill get you the link again
[21:30] <fumex> ok guys
[21:30] <chris_lenz123> Shoe: thats hard in a way
[21:30] <nanotube> Guest88944: generally, just open up synaptic and search for package name "glib", it will show you all matches.
[21:30] <fumex> the simulating done and  im looking at the rport
[21:30] <DasEi> bko: you could, but not a good idea
[21:30] <JohnTeddy> "127.0.1.1 hostname" if this line is removed from /etc/hosts, and when I do 'sudo anything' it tells me 'sudo: unable to resolve host hostname', how can I fix this? and get that line back into that file?
[21:30] <seppi> Shoe: one sec, i'll get you the link
[21:30] <fumex> on the kmb burner
[21:31] <seppi> Shoe: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPod
[21:31] <bko> DasEi: better idea?
[21:31] <chris_lenz123> Shoe: you need to convert your video into a mp4, are you using ubuntu
[21:31] <fumex> it qite lenghty
[21:31] <fumex> what do look 4 ??
[21:31] <DasEi> Macha: try an alternate dns server, and put it in /etc/resolv.conf
[21:31] <Shoe> yes
[21:31] <fumex> i
[21:31] <Shoe> They are .avi's now
[21:31] <Macha> DasEi: How do I do that?
[21:31] <DasEi> bko: do you want to safe your old files ?
[21:31] <JohnTeddy> erUSUL: I have hundreds of boxes, all the software is the same, and hardware. I want to be able to swap hard disks easily. It works. but eth0 won't go up because of this udev script/rule.
[21:32] <seppi> chris_lenz123: you know how to get ffmpeg working in jaunty? the help.ubuntu.com doesn't work
[21:32] <chris_lenz123> i just got a program shoe, ill tell you how to get it
[21:32] <Guest88944> yeah, the problem is im not using x11, i need it to install RTCW:ET (server)
[21:32] <bko> DasEi: Yes.
[21:32] <Shoe> go right ahead
[21:32] <DasEi> Macha: google free DNS server, fetch one, ping it, put it in resolv.conf, restart network
[21:32] <nanotube> Guest88944: then use "apt-cache search libc"
[21:32] <blastimir> someone, anyone? :(
[21:32] <chris_lenz123> seppi:ffmpeg you can get in resp
[21:33] <seppi> chris_lenz123: sure, but how do i compile it with the h264 support?
[21:33] <syntax> Is there a way to login your email address threw terminal Example username password
[21:33] <xsadusx> quit
[21:33] <Guest88944>  < seppi> Guest88944: in 9,04, i see: sudo apt-get install glibc-2.9-1
[21:33] <arleslie> syntax: just use the email address as a username
[21:33] <shamike> trism: can i use wget and crontab together
[21:33] <seppi> Guest88944: I don't understand your previous question
[21:33] <mzuverink> I do not understand the syntax for festival, just to get a standard out put line read, any voice, help needed.
[21:34] <innomen> DasEi, so far so good, its downloading all the source
[21:34] <bko> DasEi: So I guess my question is how do I install a new version while preserving the other files on my HD?
[21:34] <chris_lenz123> seppi: that, i dont know. but if he wants to convert an video i use winff,
[21:34] <b3rz3rk3r> hey guys, my wireless card has just stopped working completely.. reboot hasnt helped. what should i try next?
[21:34] <seppi> chris_lenz123: how do you get the h264 support to work in that?
[21:34] <Shoe> chris_lenz123, were you going to tell me the program you use to convert video formats?
[21:34] <DasEi> bko : you could use gparted to shrink existing partition , so you get space needed for saving, (/home), then copy it over, so it's an independent partition, then install over the old sys an then mount saved-parti for home
[21:34] <chris_lenz123> shoe: ya
[21:35] <blastimir>  I have a problem with my (built-in) microphone on acer 7730G, I'm using Jaunty.. It appears that the mic is working (when I tap near it I can clearly hear that sound reproduced on the speakers), but I can't record anything..I simply get a blank file no matter what I try, does anyone have any tips?
[21:35] <chris_lenz123> seppi: whats h264? im new
[21:35] <seppi> chris_lenz123: i get Unknown encoder 'libx264'
[21:35] <Guest88944> seppi: nanotube asked me to search for it in synoptice package manager, but i don't have a gui :P
[21:35] <DasEi> !home | bko
[21:35] <trism> shamike: yeah, I would just make sure to use -O on wget to make sure you know where the file is going
[21:35] <Guest88944> synoptic*
[21:35] <seppi> chris_lenz123: thats the mp4 ipod format
[21:35] <bko> DasEi: Thanks, I will give that a try
[21:35] <bko> thanks for the link ubottu
[21:35] <Guest88944> thanks all for your help
[21:35] <DasEi> !brain | bko
[21:36] <chris_lenz123> hm
[21:36] <seppi> Guest88944: i think nano gave you a CLI command
[21:36] <blastimir> blast
[21:36] <nanotube> Guest88944: if you don't have a gui, try "apt-cache search" from the cli, as i said.
[21:36] <shamike> cool ty
[21:37] <macd> !mta
[21:37] <chris_lenz123> seppi: try again  i guess in package manager, download ffmpeg
[21:37] <b3rz3rk3r> hey guys, my wireless card has just stopped working completely.. reboot hasnt helped. what should i try next? Output from "lspci" gives: AR5008 Wireless Network Adapter, but it doesn't show up in the network manager at all anymore? Help?
[21:37] <Shoe> chris_lenz123, come on dude!
[21:37] <chris_lenz123> shoe: i sent you a chat room
[21:37] <Shoe> oh
[21:37] <seppi> chris_lenz123: problem is i need to compile it with the h264 support enabled. It just doesnt like compiling :(
[21:38] <kmoore> \q
[21:39] <chris_lenz123> seppi: i dont know then, sorry
[21:39] <seppi> seppi: it's ok. I need to figure out building from source anyway :P
[21:39] <chris_lenz123> lol
[21:39] <seppi> chris_lenz123: and now I'm talking to myself
[21:40] <chris_lenz123> seppi: i see
[21:40] <seppi> :P
[21:40] <blastimir> I have a problem with my (built-in) microphone on acer 7730G, I'm using Jaunty.. It appears that the mic is working (when I tap near it I can clearly hear that sound reproduced on the speakers), but I can't record anything..I simply get a blank file no matter what I try.... no takers?:'(
[21:40] <panfist> how do i remove a user from my system?
[21:40] <Syklone> Good afternoon
[21:40] <firecrotch> seppi: Whats the error that you guy building it from source?
[21:41] <Syklone> anyone here versed in USB gps devices?
[21:41] <DasEi> panfist : deluser
[21:41] <gwildor> blastimir, did you check some of the other input setting in the mixer?
[21:41] <seppi> firecrotch: oh, i dont even rememeber at this point. I tried this nonsense yesterday.
[21:41] <panfist> thanks
[21:41] <seppi> firecrotch: when i try again, i'll seek guidance
[21:42] <blastimir> gwildor: I pretty much clicked everywhere.. I get a massive feedback when I crank up the mic boost
[21:42] <arleslie>  panfist: use Administration > Users and Groups
[21:42] <some> Hmm anyone know what's wrong, my speakers play audio just fine but when I plug in my headphones there's no sound at all
[21:42] <Ky|e> For some reason my evolution email client's send recieve button is greyed out
[21:42] <Ky|e> but I'm on the net
[21:42] <Ky|e> and my account's there
[21:43] <Pricey> Ky|e: are you 'offline'? check the file menu.
[21:43] <blastimir> gwildor: that's also how I know that it's working.. but when I use the sound recorder, or using a flash recorder on a web site, nothing.. very weird
[21:43] <Ky|e> Thanks pricey
[21:43] <Ky|e> that was the issue
[21:43] <gwildor> blastimir, im not certain then, normally when‎ i cant record, i have one of the inputs muted....
[21:44]  * Pricey highfives Ky|e 
[21:44] <seppi> some: check alsamixer, and make sure nothing's muted
[21:44] <some> I did that
[21:45] <some> Although when I go to "Volume Control", there's no headphone bar
[21:45] <innomen> DasEi, its actually installing *hope hope hope*
[21:45] <some> and when I typed alsamixer in terminal, there's just "00" on headphone
[21:46] <seppi> some; are there any devices that you can select in the volume control?
[21:46] <some> In "Switches" headphone is checked
[21:46] <blastimir> gwildor:  maybe you can tell me what's the deal with all the devices? I have: HDA Intel (ALSA mixer), Realtek ALC88 (OSS mixer), Playback: HDA Intel - AL888 Analog (Pulse Audio mixer), and two capture devices
[21:46] <some> Yes
[21:46] <some> OSS mixer etc.
[21:46] <gwildor> blastimir, that im not certain of.... its rather new to me....cuz, well, its rather new.
[21:47] <b3rz3rk3r> hey guys, my wireless card has just stopped working completely.. reboot hasnt helped. what should i try next? Output from "lspci" gives: AR5008 Wireless Network Adapter, but it doesn't show up in the network manager at all anymore? Help?
[21:47] <gwildor> blastimir, as a quick check, load up skype, do the test calll....see what happens
[21:47] <blastimir> gwildor: :D well, I can't beat that argument :)
[21:47] <Spike1506> how can I check if my graphics card (ati) has 3d support with the open source drivers? I have a Radeon HD 3400 Series
[21:47] <blastimir> I don't have a skype account..don't know if it matters
[21:47] <chrism2671> i've tried editing ~/.profile to insert an alias but it seems the term in gnome ignores it. what could be the problem?
[21:48] <gwildor> blastimir, just get one, they are free
[21:48] <some> In vista it would always display: Your audio jack is now plugged in or something when I plugged in my headphones
[21:48] <gwildor> skype is good
[21:48] <DasEi> Spike1506: try to enable desktop effects
[21:48] <some> So maybe the soundcard is a bit different?
[21:49] <CopyWriter> guys i need help big time
[21:49] <prodigel> hi all. anyone into a grub problem?
[21:49] <Spike1506> DasEi, good idea, have to uninstall the current ati drivers first then. :)
[21:49] <DasEi> Spike1506: on your own risk :
[21:49] <DasEi> !envyng
[21:49] <vlad_> for some reason whenever i enable effects in gnome the size of my display shrinks-it uses only a quarter of the monitor
[21:49] <daishadar> i have an .iso file that is a recovery cd for some windows backup software i'm using (shadowprotect).  how can i burn this iso to a usb stick so i can boot from it?
[21:49] <DasEi> !details | CopyWriter
[21:50] <vlad_> how do i reconfigure it
[21:50] <CopyWriter> anytime i copy a file from my network (i'm backing up my windows network to a fileserver) i'm noticing just when it's almost completed literally a few megabytes to go, the filecopy just stops, and apparently just stays there
[21:50] <Spike1506> DasEi, ill jtry it ty
[21:50] <CopyWriter> i've noticed it with almost all the windows shares that i've tried copying today
[21:50] <CopyWriter> almost 20 pc's
[21:51] <innomen> YES!
[21:51] <coordinador> somebody from diskless workstations?
[21:51] <DasEi>  CopyWriter : try rsync
[21:51] <CopyWriter> how do i do that
[21:51] <CopyWriter> i'm only a week old to ubuntu
[21:51] <CopyWriter> linux as a matter of fact too
[21:51] <innomen> Gah, SO awesome
[21:51] <DasEi>  CopyWriter : reasons for this behaviour can vary;; see man rsync, use it in the same way as cp
[21:52] <prodigel> hi all. I've booted system rescue cd and I want to install boot on my hard drive. there I have only 2 ntfs partitions. if trying to run grub-install /dev/sda I get this error: Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device. could you tell me what's wrong with my strategy?
[21:52] <DasEi>  CopyWriter : much better algorithm, debug output, features
[21:53] <gwildor> prodigel, why would you want grub w/ only 2 ntfs partitions?
[21:53] <Trijntje> prodigel: what are you trying to do?
[21:54] <prodigel> guildor, well I have 3 hdd's two of them broken, did copy the ntfs(windows) partition from one that's ocasionally woking to the third one that works allright, and I want to install grub to avoid windows boot settings errors. It's for my mother in law, she plays games on it
[21:55] <meekatron> hello i`m trying to decode some files from flac to wav, my command is [ for i in *.flac; do flac -d "$i"; done] but.. how can i do this recursivly down through folders?
[21:55] <CopyWriter> got it
[21:55] <CopyWriter> let's see if it works
[21:55] <CopyWriter> im' cheating tho using a gui
[21:55] <CopyWriter> :)
[21:55] <innomen> Keep on owning people, l8r
[21:56] <prodigel> Trijntje: read my message to guildor
[21:57] <unop> meekatron,  while read -r -d '' i; do flac -d "$i"; done < <(find . -type f -iname "*.flac")
[21:57] <Elementalist> Argh. I was under the impression the Ubuntu Netbook Remix was, well, made for netbooks. D:
[21:57] <Trijntje> prodigel: i'm not sure how to do that, sorry
[21:57] <unop> meekatron, or perhaps.  find . -type f -iname "*.flac" -exec bash -c 'for i; do flac -d "$i"; done' _ {} +
[21:58] <some> Ahhh got the headphones working :))
[21:58] <proq> what is the package that broadcasts a machine's name on the network (as myserver.local)?  this package is not in ubuntu server and I need to install it
[21:58] <prodigel> Trijntje: well, shortly said all I want is to install grub onto mbr, but it doesn't work like supossed
[21:58] <meekatron> unop: thanks i`ll give them a try..
[21:59] <blastimir> gwildor: this is....strange... I have discovered that there are two additional options "Capture" and "Capture 1" which were muted.. I've enabled them, and here comes the funny part: I can record silence! I get a lot of static but not my own voice??
[21:59] <unop> proq, nmbd is the daemon, it's part of the samba-common package
[21:59] <Elementalist> Does anyone know if there've been any tests with the Ubuntu Netbook Remix on the Asus EeePC 900?
[21:59] <gwildor> Elementalist, i use it on my 1000h, its fast
[21:59] <gwildor> Elementalist, 9.10 atleast
[22:00] <gwildor> blastimir, sadly, i can offer no more... did you test skype?
[22:00] <Elementalist> Any non-Atom procs, though? The 901s and below don't use Atom.
[22:00] <gwildor> Elementalist, oh, its a celly.... should still be good, what you using now?
[22:00] <Trijntje> prodigel: I'm still not sure how to do that, sorry
[22:00] <gwildor> distro that is
[22:01] <Elementalist> 9.04, I believe.
[22:01] <jibadeeha> Elementalist: 901 uses atom
[22:01] <gwildor> imo, anything 9.10 is faster than 9.04.... imo
[22:01] <gwildor> brb
[22:01] <blastimir> gwildor: SCORE! There is also an options tab you can switch on (why is it not visible by default??) where I simply choose the input source.. apparently I have to set it to "front mic" instead of just "mic"
[22:01] <CopyWriter> grsync: i can't browse the network tho i don't know, i know how dumb that would sound
[22:01] <Elementalist> jibadeeha: Does it really? Huh... Well, either way, the Netbook Remix is listed as working on the 701 if I remember correctly, and I'm preeeetty sure that doesn't.
[22:02] <Max007> Hi
[22:02] <Brazz> what is the Gnome System?
[22:03] <Max007> I'm using compiz + emerald. when I'm in a terminal there's no window border so it's hard to resize the window. Does anyone know a fix ?
[22:03] <Trijntje> !gnome|Brazz
[22:03] <teh_mastah> Max007, is that the first time that happened or has that happened before?
[22:04] <Max007> teh_mastah: since I use emerald/compiz
[22:04] <teh_mastah> Max007, try restarting x
[22:04] <gino> hi
[22:04] <Max007> teh_mastah: same thing for pidgin window.. no border
[22:04] <Brazz> Trijntje: so its not a process I would like to terminate is it?
[22:04] <erUSUL> !emerald
[22:04] <MyNameIsLuca> Brazz: Software that builds a desktop of the name "GNOME" (GNU NETWORK OBJECT MODEL ENVIRONMENT)
[22:04] <Max007> teh_mastah: I tried it hundreds of time
[22:04] <teh_mastah> Max007, idk what you can do then
[22:04] <Trijntje> Brazz: no, that would be a bad idea
[22:05] <Brazz> Trijntje: I see in the system monitor it takes a good deal of CPU usage
[22:05] <Bummer> alt+middle-click resize?
[22:05] <CopyWriter> where would a smb directory be stored
[22:05] <MyNameIsLuca> ?
[22:05] <Brazz> Trijntje: anything I could do to configure it to use less of the cpu?
[22:06] <Trijntje> Brazz: what is the exact process name?
[22:06] <Brazz> oh
[22:06] <Adam_eM> hi there
[22:06] <Brazz> Trijntje: hehe must be late at night and I haven't seen the obvious
[22:06] <Brazz> Trijntje: thank you for the information pal.
[22:07] <Trijntje> Brazz: emm, your welcome, what was going one if i may ask?
[22:07] <Elementalist> ... Well I'll be. D: Evidently I misread. Does the Netbook Remix really depend on the Atom processor that much?
[22:07] <kiaas_> Elementalist, I run the UNR on a 1.8ghz P4
[22:08] <kiaas_> desktop
[22:08] <Adam_eM> I just installed ubuntu next to winxp but the root partition is too small so i shrinked the ntfs one with gparted but then the / partition can't use the unallocated space left
[22:08] <Brazz> Trijntje: nothing really, I just heard my CPU exauster sound a bit unusual like if I was running many things... maybe its "Audaciou" together with a pdf file I was reading
[22:08] <Elementalist> kiaas_, kinda outstrips my 900 Mhz Celeron though. :P Really, everything works fine, except the home interface. Lags absolutely awful.
[22:08] <Trijntje> Adam_em: is your ubuntu system on an extended partition?
[22:08] <coordinador> somebody from diskless workstations?
[22:08] <CopyWriter> i can't find smbmount it's not listed in the repositories
[22:09] <zefyx> grr
[22:09] <yJan_> smbfs
[22:09] <Nareth> I've got a question about firefox, is it possible to upgrade to 3.5 from 3.0, so that it will still update through the update manager?
[22:09] <zefyx> the newest beta of thunderbird isn't creating a junk folder
[22:09] <kiaas_> Elementalist, it lags on a 1.6ghz ATOM, and 1.8ghz P4, too
[22:09] <zefyx> anyone know wth the problem is.
[22:09] <Trijntje> !ff35|Nareth
[22:09] <Brazz> Trijntje: and the gnome process I was intending to terminate was the gnome-system-monitor which is the system monitor I am using to check how the CPU usage is, so I just realised it myself after you told me what gnome was
[22:09] <Adam_eM> Trijntje: indeed. It is
[22:09] <mixer_> ecchime
[22:09] <Nareth> Thank you.
[22:09] <Trijntje> Brazz: haha, i noticed that too, its very heavy for a monitor ;)
[22:10] <Entelin> i'm installing the server edition, on the software selection page theres a  "virtual server host" option,  what virtulisation software does that install? virtualbox? xen? vmware?
[22:10] <Elementalist> kiaas_, ah. Well. Guess I'll have to find an alternative then. KDE 3.5 seems to work well enough on SLAX, maybe Kubuntu 8.04 could work. Or... Something.
[22:10] <Trijntje> Adam_eM: that seems to be a know bug in Gparted. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gparted/+bug/271007
[22:10] <DasEi> Entelin: none of them, it's a server-related term
[22:11] <Adam_eM> Trijntje: no solution for me then?
[22:11] <yJan_> ]/UPGRADE
[22:11] <Trijntje> Adam_em: there is a fix in the bugreport, using command line
[22:12] <odinsbane> I want to map a partition on my ubuntu computer as a network drive on my windows computer.  Any suggestions?
[22:12] <Adam_eM> Trijntje: i hope i could use that from within livecd
[22:12] <DasEi> !samba | odinsbane
[22:12] <Mrokii> hello all. Is there a way to make the Apple-key (on an Apple-keyboard) take the role of the alt-key?
[22:13] <Entelin> DasEi, well what exactly does it install?
[22:13] <Trijntje> Adam_em: you can use the terminal from the live cd applications-accesoires-terminal
[22:13] <DasEi> Entelin: I'm overasked
[22:13] <kiaas_> It's 91-110F inside my home. I'm not sure which. iMac has seen record highs(for me) today. 79C CPU temp. my other boxes are 48C(with a system temperature of 60C) 59C(with a system temperature of 52C)...and something had a System temp of 65c, with a much lower CPU temp.. I feel like not trusting that one's sensors, though.
[22:14] <kiaas_> Does ubuntu do any of its own high-temp shutdowns, or leave it to hardware entirely?
[22:14] <Trijntje> Adam_em: If you are new to linux, i think the best way would be to ask someone you know with more experience to do it for you
[22:14] <indy_> hi all
[22:14] <Adam_eM> Trijntje: oh by the way. Are you from Holland? :)
[22:15] <Trijntje> Adam_em: yes
[22:15] <indy_> can anyone recommend any tips on how to tweak my desktop?
[22:15] <hamdi> hi
[22:15] <radioman-lt> new wapler?
[22:15] <kiaas_> Turn off all the shinies.
[22:15] <hamdi> ple help me
[22:15] <radioman-lt> hamdi, take my hand ;]
[22:15] <hamdi> exit
[22:15] <Adam_eM> Trijntje: i knew it. Taking that from the nickname. You use shortenings that way :)
[22:16] <indy_> hamdi: whats up?
[22:16] <MyNameIsLuca> hamdi: "/quit" ?
[22:16] <hamdi> indy help me ple
[22:16] <radioman-lt> wher is your hands?
[22:16] <indy_> i'll try
[22:17] <indy_> i'm no expert myself..but will listen and recommend
[22:17] <kunji> Hey everyone, I'm having some trouble playing particular wma files on Ubuntu 9.04.  The problem occurs with various players (Audacious, VLC, Mplayer).  My standard wmas will play, but I have some that were ripped using Windows Media Player at the quality of the cd instead of the default 192 kb/sec and these files will not play.
[22:17] <robertwdf> hello. I've somehow managed to remove part of the panel that held the network monitor and bluetooth icons. how can I get them back?
[22:17] <kiaas_> hamdi, we don't know how to help..until we know what to help with. EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM. it's the first thing to do, instead of repeating "please help""
[22:17] <Trijntje> Adam_eM: we could talk easier in #ubuntu-nl i think
[22:17] <CopyWriter> there we go, got it done, did the first 4 gb without a problem, thanks DasEi
[22:17] <hamdi> some troble
[22:18] <radioman-lt> i still don't see you ;/
[22:18] <kiaas_> kunji, I wonder if they got DRM'd
[22:18] <Dawgmatix> kunji - maybe the files have some drm on them ?
[22:18] <hamdi> kiass thank you so much
[22:18] <indy_> robertwdf: right click on task bar and add to bar
[22:18] <kunji> drm'd?
[22:18] <vigo> robertwdf: Have you tried the restore at boot option?
[22:18] <zenlunatic> robertwdf: add notification center
[22:19] <zenlunatic> or notification area
[22:19] <Adam_eM> Trijntje: well if i only knew your native language - sure :)
[22:19] <hamdi> helo
[22:19] <gartral> andone know how to repair a borked U3 flashdrive's partition table after the U3 software has been removed?
[22:19] <Potet> Hello. I try to make bluetooth work on my Asus Eee 900, but I've got a problem. When i try to make bluetooth visible under settings, it doesn't work. If i click "Always visible" it will look like it's working, but the next time I staret the program it will go back to hidden. If I click "Temprary visible" it will go straight back to hidden. Anybody knows what Ican do? I'm sorry for my horrible english, I'm norwegian. :3
[22:19] <speedxxxcore> Vad är det för kommando för att söka filer?
[22:19] <Potet> Woha, wall of text.
[22:19] <robertwdf> zenlunatic: how do I add notification center?
[22:19] <Adam_eM> Trijntje: i can't see a patch you mentioned though
[22:19] <kunji> kiaas_, Dawmatrix: I'm not familiar with that term.
[22:19] <kiaas_> Fffffffffffffffffffffff... I touched a piece of metal. that's only being heated by the air. It burned. (but not in the "leave a scar" way)
[22:20] <libtech> is it possible to connect to a windows 7 machine from ubuntu with remote desktop connection?
[22:20] <robertwdf> zenlunatic: found it. thanks!
[22:20] <Potet> Speedxxxcore: Prøv locate filnavn
[22:20] <VCoolio> robertwdf: right click panel > add to panel > scroll to notification area > click ok
[22:20] <Trijntje> Adam_em: hmm, its not realy there i see, i thought it was
[22:20] <kiaas_> kunji, Digital Rights(Restrictions, really) Management
[22:20] <VCoolio> robertwdf: ok, nvm
[22:20] <wjb> I've got a strange error with installing Ubuntu from USB...  Trying to install to hd gives 'ext2-fs error group descriptors corrupted'
[22:21] <Dawgmatix> when you copy a cd in windows media player, by default it puts a "protective cover" on the music which disallows the playing of the music by other computers / players
[22:21] <kiaas_> It's a way to lock down a bit of media, and remove Fair Use on any digital content they don't want that part of copyright to apply to.
[22:21] <vigo> Potet: Have you used the Preferences>Main Menu settings?
[22:21] <wjb> the install fails and goes back to BusyBox (initramfs) shell
[22:21] <MyNameIsLuca> wjb: bad hd, or bad hd formatting ?
[22:21] <gartral> wjb: did you format the hardrive as ext2 or ext3?
[22:21] <wjb> i haven't formatted at all yet... the install fails before that
[22:21] <pcfreak30> ok i would like to know. why is it that every linux fps game iplay has hoorble lag and is terribly slow
[22:21] <kunji> kiaas: I suppose it's possible, but wouldn't the stuff I ripped at 192 kb/sec be affected as well then?  I was thinking they ripped with some other settings that the normal codecs in vlc, etc.. don't handle.
[22:22] <MyNameIsLuca> wjb: Your hd could be hosed
[22:22] <wjb> the machine wouldn't boot from CD, so i created a USB from another Ubuntu (9.04) machine and the latest Ubuntu ISO
[22:22] <Potet> vigo: it gives the same result
[22:22] <odinsbane> pcfreak30: are you using wine?
[22:22] <teh_mastah> pcfreak30, what is your graphics card?
[22:22] <pcfreak30> no
[22:22] <wjb> no the hd is fine-- at least seems to be-- still boots into windows fine
[22:22] <pcfreak30> its linux native games
[22:22] <Adam_eM> Trijntje: PM.... would you mind?
[22:22] <Trijntje> adam_em: you have to use the command line tool 'parted' to extend the partition
[22:23] <pcfreak30> big mmo fps 3d games
[22:23] <teh_mastah> pcfreak30, what is your graphics card, and do you have the most up-to-date drivers for it?
[22:23] <MyNameIsLuca> wjb: Thats not equal to "HD is fine".
[22:23] <vigo> Potet: It was worth asking, I have used that route to fix similar errors and such...let me look some,,,,
[22:23] <libtech> im able to connect to windows xp with terminal server client, but not windows 7
[22:23] <pcfreak30> even bzflag sucks
[22:23] <gartral> wjb: ok, reboot borked machine, drop into the BIOS and make sure that CDROM is the top boot device, and try to install from cd again
[22:23] <Supersaiyan_IV> pcfreak30, turn off compiz before playing try metacity --replace
[22:23] <kiaas_> kunji, I havn't used windows in quite a while. Maybe it only applies it to "CD Quality" allowing lesser qualities to go unaffected.
[22:23] <wjb> even with cd as top, it won't recognize it
[22:23] <wjb> we tried that first
[22:23] <pcfreak30> saidly i have a tardard dell intergated grphics
[22:24] <gartral> wjb: then your disk might be bad
[22:24] <pcfreak30> i have a hardware list on my hd
[22:24] <eptalon> heyas
[22:24] <Jaesin> is it true that sudo is not the same as logging in as root?
[22:24] <kiaas_> pcfreak30, that's probably Intel then, and Intel's graphics are quite slow. some get by ok at low settings, some don't.
[22:24] <MyNameIsLuca> pcfreak30: have you to be tardard barnyard ?
[22:24] <ecumenical> my mouse is gone, how can I get to keyboard prefrences to enable arrow keys to move the cursor? Also, where is a good resource to learn keyboard shortcuts?
[22:24] <wjb> it could be, but i think the cd issue is different from this one-- the cd doesn't even spin (even though it's the top choice)...
[22:24] <teh_mastah> pcfreak30, that is why you are lagging, integrated cards suck for gaming
[22:24] <eptalon> If I install the thing to a virtual disk, is it possible ot create a "live system" CD/DVD form that system later?
[22:24] <wjb> i.e., i don't get anything ubuntu
[22:25] <pcfreak30> http://rapidshare.com/files/266334562/hardware.html
[22:25] <vigo> Potet: Have you looked at /var/lib/bluetooth?
[22:25] <wjb> so im using usb version
[22:25] <libtech> yeah dont try to game with onboard video
[22:25] <pcfreak30> del dem 300
[22:25] <pcfreak30> 3000*
[22:25] <teh_mastah> you could try lowering the graphics settings in-game, but thats about all you can do
[22:25] <libtech> pcfreak30: what game are you trying to run?
[22:25] <wjb> trying to get into ubuntu (rather than installing) from usb also fails to initramfs
[22:25] <MyNameIsLuca> pcfreak30: "del dem" ?
[22:25] <teh_mastah> or you could upgrade your gfx card
[22:25] <pcfreak30> why does dell gotta ruin games
[22:26] <kiaas_> I have had ONE integrated intel video chipset work Alright with videogames. I have had 3(newer ones..oddly enough) that don't do so hot.
[22:26] <gartral> wjb: what kind of system is it your trying to get to install ubuntu?
[22:26] <wjb> dell optiplex 755
[22:26] <wjb> i.e., new
[22:26] <MyNameIsLuca> pcfreak30: "Dell Dimension 3000" ?
[22:26] <libtech> pcfreak30: dell doesn't "ruin" games, you simply need a decent graphics card
[22:26] <Potet> vigo: no, i thing i checked the bluetooth-folder in /etc/. I'll check it out now, but I'm not too good at changing text files. :P But thank you, I'll check it out.
[22:26] <vigo> Potet: I found this from 2006: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=162007 ,, still looking
[22:27] <gartral> wjb: 2 things, 1) please put my name in the post, and 2) your enter key is not puncuation
[22:27] <kiaas_> pcfreak30, it isn't dell, it's Intel, with that part. Dell chose the Intel video chipset because it is cheap, and reliable. Intel made that videochipset, because it is cheap, and allows more people to get computers.
[22:27] <ecumenical> I can't get the System menu to open up without a mouse. What is the keyboard shortcut?
[22:27] <kunji> kiaas: Could be, though that seems really odd to me... would any of these programs know if it was drm'd?  VLC "plays" the files but I don't hear anything.  MPlayer gives this error: "Cannot find codec for audio format 0x163."
[22:27] <wjb> gartal: sorry about the punctuation :)
[22:27] <wjb> gartral: and that's how you spell you name...
[22:28] <libtech> is there anyway to get better performance with an intel chipset?
[22:28] <gartral> wjb: you can use tab after you type "gart" and get your client to autocomplete :P
[22:28] <pcfreak30> ecumenical, do a sudo apt-get gnome-control-panel
[22:28] <pcfreak30> then run
[22:28] <pcfreak30> u can access suuff using tab and arrow keys
[22:28] <streblo> is there a way to watch what another logged in user is doing?
[22:28] <pcfreak30> still gui tho
[22:28] <kiaas_> libtech, yeah, install a discrete videocard from ATI or Nvidia
[22:28] <wjb> gartral: thanks.  So I can't get into Ubuntu from the USB disk, meaning I can't even "try out" ubuntu on the machine
[22:28] <gartral> wjb: do you want this machine to dualboot windows and linux, or just have ubuntu?
[22:28] <roffe> Is it possible to have two graphics drivers and "simply" switch between them? At login perhaps
[22:29] <streblo> for instance, i have another user logged in on my server right now, and they're trying to set up lucene. i want to watch their progress. is there a way of doing this?
[22:29] <wjb> gartral: which doesn't reformat anything, so i don't think it's a disk issue.  Just Linux.  Not a dualbooter
[22:29] <ecumenical> pcfreak30, what does that do? it won't install it.
[22:29] <libtech> kiaas_: im on a netbook though
[22:29] <kiaas_> libtech, ah, Nothing you can do on netbooks/notebooks
[22:29] <streblo> besides constantly cat-ing their .bash_histry
[22:29] <pcfreak30> ecumenical, huh, i gotin in linux mint [ubuntu fork] its a control panel like win cp
[22:30] <roffe> Is it possible to have two graphics drivers and "simply" switch between them? At login perhaps
[22:30] <streblo> i just saw someone using mint this weekend, looks pretty slick
[22:30] <ecumenical> pcfreak30, ok, I have gnome-control-center up
[22:30] <ecumenical> thank you :-)
[22:30] <kiaas_> OK, environmental temperature is too high. I feel ill, etc.
[22:30] <wjb> gartral: We've just tried running wubi.exe from within Vista, which I thought was going to install the GRUB loader, but it failed after copying files... no change after trying that...
[22:31] <libtech> are there other distros that have better support for intel video, or are they all the same basically?
[22:31] <pcfreak30> ecumenical,  oh that the name. soz got mixed up
[22:31] <MyNameIsLuca> roffe: a good question. you certainly can select a primary chip at xserver startup
[22:31] <gartral> wjb: im seeing multiple device failure reports accross the mobo with a google search, Optiplex seem too use strange mobos, even if you could get it working, your faceing: your LAN may not work, your PCI bus doesn't work, and only one ram bus seems too be allocated... Dell optiplex 755 are also labeled "garbage" on the linuxhcl site
[22:31] <eptalon> libtech: probably all about the same
[22:32] <wjb> gartral: if we can't even "try ubuntu", could it still be that my disk is a brick?
[22:32] <MyNameIsLuca> gartral: The Optiplex had broken bioses. Update those
[22:32] <gartral> wjb: not necisarily, you can always reload windows...
[22:32] <wjb> gartral: ouch.  Well we have a optiplex 750 that worked just fine.  ubuntu 8.4 on that one
[22:32] <gartral> MyNameIsLuca: tell it too wjb not me
[22:32] <MyNameIsLuca> wjb: update the bios
[22:32] <skazi21101> hello everybody. please tell me what is wrong. when i try to compile kernel it talking me this http://paste.ubuntu.com/251604/
[22:33] <roffe> MyNameIsLuca, I would certanily be in need of it, but I guess one can't switch between them. You can choose desktop environment, so I thought maybe it's the same
[22:33] <wjb> MyNameIsLuca: its a brand new machine... now googling for updated bios
[22:34] <MyNameIsLuca> roffe: No thats about using profiles/different commands to select a configured video profile from the xserver configuration.
[22:34] <MyNameIsLuca> wjb. I have bought many new machines with broken bioses. Its nothing new
[22:35] <Ky|e> lol ya
[22:35] <Ky|e> me 2
[22:35] <skazi21101> please tell me what is wrong. when i try to compile kernel it talking me this http://paste.ubuntu.com/251604/
[22:35] <prince_jammys> If I use a ppa repository to install a certain version of a package that exists in my other repositories, will there be a conflict with which one gets installed?
[22:35] <MyNameIsLuca> Ky|e: :)
[22:36] <firecrotch> prince_jammys: The one with the higher version number will be installed
[22:36] <prince_jammys> firecrotch: thanks.
[22:37] <wjb> MyNameIsLuca: now updating from A11 to A14 BIOS...
[22:37] <prince_jammys> firecrotch: and then it can be removed cleanly, correct?
[22:37] <firecrotch> prince_jammys: yes
[22:37] <prince_jammys> cool
[22:37] <MyNameIsLuca> wjb. Awesome!!
[22:37] <Potet> vigo: When i try to send files to my phone i get the following message: "org.openbex.Error.ConnectionAttemptFailed". I don't know if it's a related problem. Bluetooth is on on my phone, and I have connected to it before.
[22:38] <MyNameIsLuca> Potet: Try, try again.
[22:38] <Potet> MyNameIsLuca: Ok, thank you
[22:38] <MyNameIsLuca> np
[22:39] <MyNameIsLuca> Potet: Using wammu ?
[22:39] <vigo> Potet: That looks like a Network Error, but that remove and replace should fix any Bluetooth issue, can you connect to any other devices,(printer,phone or whatever) with the Network settings that you have now?
[22:40] <Potet> MyNameIsLuca: I don't know... ._. I uses moustly the standard stuff
[22:40] <Saouka> Hey all, how does the shutdown script in the X server work compared to using shutdown on the terminal? I'm not sure how the X server has permission to shut it down as a user, but not in the terminal?
[22:40] <gartral> andone know how to repair a borked U3 flashdrive's partition table after the U3 software has been removed?
[22:40] <DeathMetalDean> Hi, does anyone know with amsn how to add phrases to amsnEliza, it's a plugin. It says  !learn "phrase" "response" - Phrase and response will be added to the dictionary of jake, but when i try it says, jake: Syntaxis error. The right syntaxis for adding phrases is: !learn "phrase" "response"
[22:40] <erUSUL> gartral: testdisk or gpart ?
[22:40] <MyNameIsLuca> Potet: I like wammu a bit as it makes for a good phone/backup/sms-sending/thing... :)
[22:41] <MyNameIsLuca> Potet: Its getting better
[22:41] <gartral> erUSUL: testdisk claims too have fixed the drive, but then i replug it and the partition table was restored too a borked state by the hardware U3 watchdog
[22:41] <wjb> gartral: MyNameIsLuca: so after BIOS update, still no success using CD.  USB has same error
[22:42] <DeathMetalDean> Hi, does anyone know with amsn how to add phrases to amsnEliza, it's a plugin. It says  !learn "phrase" "response" - Phrase and response will be added to the dictionary of jake, but when i try it says, jake: Syntaxis error. The right syntaxis for adding phrases is: !learn "phrase" "response" so what exactly do I type to add a phrase?
[22:42] <MyNameIsLuca> wjb: usb-what ? ... stick ?
[22:42] <Potet> Vigo: I'll check with another phone. MyNameIsLuca: I'll check it out. :D
[22:42] <MyNameIsLuca> Cool.
[22:42] <MyNameIsLuca> :)
[22:42] <vigo> :-)
[22:43] <Saouka> DeathMetalDean: What did you type as input?
[22:43] <gartral> wjb: again, the Dells are crap, you'ed be better off taking it back, getting a reund, and buying a board, proc, case ram and gfx card and building your own machine
[22:43] <erUSUL> gartral: well i have a u3 flash pen and did not give any problems ever...
[22:43] <DeathMetalDean> Saouka: I typed !learn "Dean" "what?"
[22:43] <gartral> erUSUL: the problem arose after a power failure when i rwas writing files to it
[22:44] <Saouka> DeathMetalDean: Did you try !learn Dean What?
[22:44] <DeathMetalDean> Saouka: yes i did :(
[22:44] <wjb> gartral: MyNameIsLuca: yes, usb stick... same error.  On either "Try Ubuntu" or "Install Ubuntu", I'm getting the same issues-- ext2fs- error Block bitmap for group .... and group descriptors corrupted.  Taking back isn't an option-- this is for my school and it's my PI's machine.
[22:44] <MyNameIsLuca> gartral, wjb: thats not my experience with dells though. The servers have performed very well for me.
[22:44] <MyNameIsLuca> wjb: Let ubuntu reformat it ??
[22:44] <kiaas_> I kinda like dell. they still give support on 10+ year old machines.
[22:45] <umesh> hi
[22:45] <gartral> MyNameIsLuca: he cant get into the system too allow ubuntu to reformat, it's failing on kernal entry
[22:45] <MyNameIsLuca> kiaas_: The only brand i truely feel blows, is fujitsu.
[22:45] <wjb> MyNameIsLuca: gartral: and I've installed ubuntu on 2 dell machines, one of which was an optiplex.  I'd love to let ubuntu reformat, but how from the BusyBox shell?  I can't even do fdisk
[22:45] <umesh> hello i need a help';
[22:45]  * kiaas_ is risking heat stroke to be on IRC...because there's nothing else to do.
[22:45] <Potet> Vigo: I tryed with my sisters phone, but I didn't even find it. I'll try again tomorrow, she's a bit tired now. (it's midnight in norway)
[22:45] <umesh> Any unix experts here?
[22:46] <MyNameIsLuca> gartral: "failing on kernal entry" ?
[22:46] <erUSUL> !ask | umesh
[22:46] <darth10> hehe
[22:46] <MyNameIsLuca> gartral: "failing on kernel entry" ?
[22:46] <kiaas_> umesh, which unix? (It's not me)
[22:46] <gartral> wjb: your other option, is to pull the drive from the 755 and put it into another machine, load the os, and swap it back into the 755
[22:46] <gartral> MyNameIsLuca: ok, sue me for not knowing proper terminology
[22:46] <MyNameIsLuca> Noo, not a problem
[22:47] <vigo> Potet: Ok, I am still thinking is a Network Error, something in the stream is dropping packets, or something, I do hope that it gets resolved soon for you.
[22:47] <MyNameIsLuca> These are crap problems. Go to #hardwareflorks or something :P
[22:47] <umesh> ok, i need to know, whether there's an application for terminal based chat?
[22:47] <vigo> umesh: irrsi
[22:47] <kiaas_> umesh, IRSSI is available on many platforms.
[22:48] <erUSUL> umesh: an irc client ? other chat protocols ?
[22:48] <signpost> was Xen support taken out of the server kernels?
[22:48] <MyNameIsLuca> umesh: irrsi is pretty good
[22:48] <umesh> ok thatnks
[22:48] <erUSUL> !find xen
[22:48] <goatbar> which irc channel is the best for packaging questions?
[22:48] <umesh> yes i use ubuntu 9.4 desktop
[22:48] <erUSUL> goatbar: probably #ubuntu-motu
[22:48] <Ky|e> peace
[22:48] <kiaas_> I use ubuntu 9.04 desktop. Havn't heard of this 9.4
[22:48] <wjb> gartral: you mean take the hd from the machine i want to install to and put it into my current machine, then "install ubuntu from within ubuntu"?
[22:48] <DeathMetalDean> Hi, does anyone know with amsn how to add phrases to amsnEliza, it's a plugin. It says  !learn "phrase" "response" - Phrase and response will be added to the dictionary of jake, but when i try it says, jake: Syntaxis error. The right syntaxis for adding phrases is: !learn "phrase" "response" so what exactly do I type to add a phrase?
[22:48] <goatbar> erUSUL: thanks
[22:49] <leo> opa
[22:49] <erUSUL> goatbar: no problem
[22:49] <leo> oks
[22:50] <b3rz3rk3r> hey guys, my wireless card has just stopped working completely.. reboot hasnt helped. what should i try next? Output from "lspci" gives: AR5008 Wireless Network Adapter, but it doesn't show up in the network manager at all anymore? Help?
[22:50] <psiborg> DeathMetalDean: i think you're better off asking that question to the amsnEliza author
[22:50] <DeathMetalDean> psiborg: how do i find that out
[22:50] <psiborg> google usually helps me
[22:50] <wjb> gartral: is the ubuntu install cd supposed to be readable from windows vista?  it is not recognized at all...
[22:50] <Luisito> esañol
[22:50] <darth10> psiborg,  mostly me 2 :P
[22:50] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: MAN?
[22:50] <darth10> lol
[22:51] <DeathMetalDean> ?
[22:51] <Luisito> #ubuntu.es
[22:51] <wjb> gartral: i ask because the USB stick is readable and has the wubi program that is supposed to help with the installation
[22:51] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, the man pages
[22:51] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: Use the MAN pages.
[22:51] <signpost> erUSUL: that didn't help much.  there's no xen-specific kernel package, so I'm asking if the server kernel supports xen (as it doesn't appear to), or if it was pulled
[22:51] <Luisito> español
[22:51] <kiaas_> wjb, the Ubuntu CD is supposed to use CDFS, and therefor be readable by Windows, Linux, Mac, and any other OS that can read typical CDs
[22:51] <DeathMetalDean> b3rz3rk3r: vigo: What are the MAN pages?
[22:52] <vigo> !es
[22:52] <kunji> kiaas: I think that I would need a different codec to play pack these files despite that they have the same extension.  Wiki had this to say: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMA_Lossless
[22:52] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, manual pages
[22:52] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, as in:  man (cmd here)
[22:52] <magical_walrus> I went to #xampp, but everyone is idling on that channel, so can someone help me with a question on XAMPP for ubuntu?
[22:52] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, gives you the manual for that prog
[22:52] <alankila_> hmh. Finally discovered the cause of my java-pulseaudio problem. Turns out pulseaudio is able to output via the digital link because it probably opens the iec958 device but java opens hw:0,0 and needs some setting changes in ALSA before it will work.
[22:52] <DeathMetalDean> b3rz3rk3r: ummm how do i get the manual pages O_o
[22:53] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: Manual pages, enter the name of the program, and look at the Manual.
[22:53] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, use the force
[22:53] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, (terminal)
[22:53] <alankila_> pulseaudio however changes the mixer setting that chooses between analog and digital routing every time it starts.
[22:53] <psiborg> DeathMetalDean: open a console: hit alt+f2 type xterm
[22:53] <vigo> !manual
[22:53] <vigo> whoops
[22:53] <b3rz3rk3r> !man
[22:53] <vigo> Thank you
[22:53] <b3rz3rk3r> ;)
[22:54] <DeathMetalDean> psiborg: vigo: b3rz3rk3r: I typed in amsnEliza into the terminal n' nothin happened
[22:54] <psiborg> try man amsneliza
[22:54] <psiborg> not sure otherwise
[22:54] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean,  "man amsn"
[22:54] <p1oooop> hello everyone
[22:54] <wjb> kiaas_: so should i be worried about the fact that Vista can't read the CD?  I've dl'ed  and burned the iso numerous times in an attempt to get a working cd...
[22:54] <p1oooop> wjb: does your disk drive work?
[22:55] <p1oooop> wjb: you can always try by burning a different CD
[22:55] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, are you burning the .iso as an image or data cd?
[22:55] <p1oooop> wjb: ^^
[22:55] <wjb> kiaas_: meaning multiple discs.  Yeah, the drive works fine.  I can put in other cd's in just fine.  I'm using Disk Utility in Mac to burn the image
[22:55] <kiaas_> wjb, probably.
[22:56] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, when you put the cd in, what happens?
[22:56] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: This page explains a bit about MAN. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/man
[22:56] <libtech> how can you check the version of your video driver
[22:56] <p1oooop> Shoe: bye
[22:56] <wjb> kiaas_: vista tries to read it and says 'insert a disk into drive D:'  Mac can read the disk fine
[22:56] <p1oooop> libtech: what driver?
[22:56] <DeathMetalDean> vigo: I opened the man amsn but like nothing came up about amsneliza the plugin
[22:56] <p1oooop> mesa?
[22:56] <kunji> kiaas_: I think that I would need a different codec to play pack these files despite that they have the same extension.  Wiki had this to say: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMA_Lossless
[22:57] <kiaas_> kunji, I don'
[22:57] <p1oooop> wjb: okay then... probably formatted as a different filesystem type
[22:57] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, if its a third party plugin, you will need to go the authors site
[22:57] <kiaas_> kunji, I don't use windows. I don't rip with WMP, so I'm not familiar with the issue* (pesky enter button)
[22:57] <ilyas> i want install driver nvidia gf2 on ubuntu 9.10
[22:57] <p1oooop> wjb: so sad vista can't read ext4
[22:58] <ilyas> no show on hardware driver
[22:58] <kunji> kiaas_: sorry about that, wasn't sure if you caught the first message.
[22:58] <alankila_> ilyas: you need the legacy driver for such an old thing, or just the open-source one, that might work.
[22:58] <wjb> p1oooop: so if the disk is in the wrong fs (which could have been a mac disk utility issue) that would prob prevent Vista from reading it, and might prevent it from reading at bootup
[22:58] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: This is official, kinda: https://help.ubuntu.com/search.html?cof=FORID%3A9&cx=003883529982892832976%3Ae2vwumte3fq&ie=UTF-8&q=amsn&sa=Search
[22:59] <p1oooop> wjb: possibly...
[22:59] <kiaas_> alankila_, I don't think the open source one has 3D support of any kind.
[22:59] <wjb> p1oooop: We burned a disc from Ubuntu as well and that didn't solve the issue
[22:59] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, if the disk was burned correctly then it will be readable on an computer
[22:59] <alankila_> kiaas_: perhaps not
[22:59] <alankila_> there are some old drivers around like nvidia-glx-71
[22:59] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, thats sort of the point
[23:00] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: Is it the Windows Messenger thing or something like it?
[23:00] <DeathMetalDean> vigo: uhh im usin amsn which is a messenger but im just tryin to get the phrases on amsneliza the plugin :O
[23:00] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: I've tried with two different iso's with two different operating systems (burned in mac and ubuntu) and neither disk can be read in Vista. Both can be read in Mac
[23:01] <Guest40920> hallo
[23:01] <MadMax1> ist jemand da? =)
[23:02] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: This one says use emsense: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsLiveMessenger
[23:02] <DeathMetalDean> vigo: why..?
[23:02] <psiborg> how do you control it, DeathMetalDean?
[23:02] <DeathMetalDean> psiborg: control the bot?
[23:02] <gartral> wjb: no, if it isnt recognised, theres something wrong
[23:02] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: emsense is Debian/Ubuntu ready, looks like, alternative fix.
[23:03] <DeathMetalDean> vigo: i can use amsn but i want to use amsn eliza
[23:03] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, very odd problem you have there.. what can i say.. its Vista :p  Your best bet is to go to the Win/Vista support sites/chans, as this sounds like a vista prob if both linux and mac can read them?
[23:03] <DeathMetalDean> vigo: it's a plugin O_o
[23:03] <psiborg> DeathMetalDean: yep, how do you control it
[23:03] <DeathMetalDean> psiborg:  !learn "phrase" "response" - Phrase and response will be added to the dictionary of jake
[23:03] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: Ahh,,ok, still looking....
[23:03] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, here is the amsn support forums: http://www.amsn-project.net/forums/viewforum.php?f=14
[23:04] <wjb> gartral: but from two different iso's burned from two different os'es?
[23:04] <psiborg> DeathMetalDean: what file does that go in.. or who do you say that to?
[23:04] <MadMax1> can someone help me?
[23:04] <MadMax1> i just installed ubuntu and when the computer loads ubuntu this 2 errors are on the display, after them the system is running normaly:
[23:04] <MadMax1> ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)
[23:04] <MadMax1> ata3: softreset failed (device not ready)
[23:04] <b3rz3rk3r> DeathMetalDean, as the problem you are having is related to aMNS and not ubuntu, they may be able to help you better
[23:04] <FloodBot1> MadMax1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:04] <server_side> how do file perms work?
[23:04] <b3rz3rk3r> !pastebin | MadMax1
[23:04] <DeathMetalDean> psiborg: i just say it in the chatbox along with talking to someone
[23:04] <MadMax1> im sorry
[23:05] <wjb> gartral: b3rz3rk3r: i don't really need to have it read in vista, i have a USB stick that would work fine.  The Bios loads from USB stick fine, I can get the Ubuntu splash screen
[23:05] <psiborg> DeathMetalDean: okay, let's try it together then, see my pm
[23:05] <wjb> gartral: b3rz3rk3r: the issue is that even 'trying' ubuntu from the USB stick doesn't work-- falls back to BusyBox ash
[23:06] <MadMax1> can someone help me with my problem?
[23:06] <b3rz3rk3r> !question | MadMax1
[23:06] <mshadle> i have onboard hardware raid (or at least fakeraid) but ubuntu sees all the disks manually. how can i make it see the one logical disk it should see?
[23:07] <mtauro> Olá
[23:07] <erUSUL> mshadle: you have to use dmraid
[23:07] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, so vista wants nothing to do with ubuntu is what you're saying?
[23:07] <erUSUL> !fakeraid | mshadle
[23:07] <MadMax1> so my problem is, when i boot the system this 2 errors are on the screen, and then the system works fine: http://paste.ubuntu.com/251623/
[23:07] <erUSUL> !br | mtauro
[23:07] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: :) i guess.
[23:07] <mshadle> i dont want software raid :)
[23:08] <alazyworkaholic> MadMax1: I have the same problem, but aside from delaying my bootup for a few minutes I have no trouble.
[23:08] <erUSUL> mshadle: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[23:08] <vigo> DeathMetalDean: Webcam?
[23:08] <mtauro> #ubuntu-br
[23:08] <nick125> softraid is better than fakeraid.
[23:08] <CarlFK> how does someone with XP burn an image?
[23:08] <alazyworkaholic> MadMax1: What motherboard are you using?
[23:08] <erUSUL> mtauro: /j #ubuntu-br
[23:08] <b3rz3rk3r> MadMax1, that looks like you ahve multiple drives plugged in that are giving you issues?
[23:08] <CarlFK> er,,, how does someone with XP burn an iso to a cd
[23:08] <erUSUL> CarlFK: use infrarecorder free and great
[23:08] <mshadle> im on that page
[23:09] <MadMax1> its an Asus M4A78T-E
[23:09] <mshadle> yeah i guess i will go and disable raid in the mobo
[23:09] <CarlFK> erUSUL: url?
[23:09] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, im afraid we cant really support problems with other OS's in here. maybe if you keep asking someone will have an answer for you.. but idk man.. sry
[23:09] <mshadle> tell the guy to use md
[23:09] <Underfoot> Hey could someone help me with a problem
[23:09] <rek> my hd is 57°C
[23:09] <mtauro> girls??????????
[23:09] <MadMax1> the problem makes no troubles but i would like to know where it comes from
[23:09] <erUSUL> mshadle:  sudo dmraid -ay <<< this command should discover the raids in some fakeraid cards
[23:10] <MadMax1> i just installed ubuntu so i quite dont know anything =)
[23:10] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: again, I'm just trying to install ubuntu... I have to do it from USB stick bc either my BIOS is lame and won't read the cd or the disk is lame and can't be read.  In either case, I have a USB stick version created from within ubuntu from the latest 9.04 iso. The issue now is that the USB stick installation is being lame.  FOrget Vista
[23:10] <UdarEC> good boy)
[23:10] <Underfoot> I've been running 8.04 for a while
[23:10] <alazyworkaholic> MadMax1: I didn't have this problem when I used 8.04. Upgrading to 9.04 made it appear, I just hope the next one due at the end of October will resolve the softreset error problem.
[23:11] <erUSUL> mshadle: of course you have to « sudo aptitude install  dmraid » first
[23:11] <MadMax1> okay thank you very much
[23:11] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, are you trying to overwrite vista with Ubuntu?
[23:11] <MadMax1> can someone give me a link, for new linux users like me?
[23:11] <Underfoot> and I just upgraded 8.04 to 8.10 then 9.04 and after a few seconds of logging in my mouse stops working.  It's a ps/2 mouse btw.  It doesn't do the same thing with a usb mouse but this is a ridiculously old computer and it only has 2 usb ports so I can't use a USB mouse most of the time
[23:11] <erUSUL> !help
[23:11] <erUSUL> !doc
[23:12] <vigo> MadMax1: The forums are always a good place to start
[23:12] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: yes
[23:12] <MadMax1> thanks, ill show up again when i have another problem =)
[23:12] <MadMax1> gn8
[23:12] <Dyno3421> Could someone link/tell me the fix to get Unity working for Ubuntu?
[23:12] <erUSUL> MadMax1: also you can dl ubuntu pocket guide for free
[23:13] <mdg> MadMax1: I missed your question
[23:13] <MadMax1> where? do u have a link?
[23:13] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, in that case id suggest using a tool like Gparted to wipe your drive, which may solve some of your booting issues
[23:13] <vigo> erUSUL: I think I have that bookmarked,,one sec
[23:13] <MadMax1> i only asked for stuff that would help me with my new OS
[23:13] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, also, make sure that your bios supports booting from USB, as older machines tend not to
[23:13] <UdarEC> Hello 2 all from Russia)
[23:13] <jpds> !yay | keith-
[23:13] <mdg> MadMax1: something in particular you need help with?
[23:13] <erUSUL> MadMax1: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+pocket+guide
[23:13] <cremaster> is there an easy way to search and replace a string in many files in one go?
[23:13] <MOUD> Hey all
[23:14] <MadMax1> no, just in general, how things work here =)
[23:14] <vigo> MadMax1: Here and here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=801404
[23:14] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: like i said, i can boot from usb just fine.  I'd love to use gparted, but i can't install ubuntu and I can't run it either
[23:14] <MOUD> I just installed Clamav, how do I update the virus database via terminal?
[23:14] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, you can get a livecd version of gparted (just google for it)
[23:14] <MOUD> !clamav
[23:15] <MadMax1> MOUD gave me another question: which anti virus program should i use?
[23:15] <vigo> ClamAV and or FreshClam, same thing.
[23:15] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: the issue before was that the BIOS wouldn't boot from cd.  Hence the need for using USB
[23:16] <vigo> !AV
[23:16] <b3rz3rk3r> ah, so you just need help setting up a bootable usb then?
[23:16] <Underfoot> Hey, could someone help me with this?  I just upgraded 8.04 to 8.10 then 9.04 and after a few seconds of logging in my ps2 mouse stops working.  It doesn't do the same thing with a usb mouse but this is a ridiculously old computer and it only has 2 usb ports so I can't use a USB mouse most of the time.  This only happened after I installed a nonfree NVIDIA driver, so I think its a driver problem.
[23:16] <kiaas_> Viruses on linux don't exist.. if you use WINE, an anti-virus might be a good idea, though.
[23:16] <UdarEC> Underfoot: type lsusb first
[23:16] <kiaas_> (well, they exist "as demonstration" they don't seem to be out in the wild)
[23:17] <MadMax1> y arent there viruses for linu ôO
[23:17] <gartral> kiaas_: that's not quite true, there are viruses that attack enterprise level linux systems.. but there more cracking tools than automated viri
[23:17] <b3rz3rk3r> MadMax1, see here: http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm
[23:17] <server_side> is there a gui for navigating the shell and setting file perms etc?
[23:17] <Underfoot> @udarec Okay, I did that, what do I do know?
[23:17] <Underfoot> now*
[23:17] <Hordeking> MadMax1: Logic would dictate that most of the dumb users are using windows, ergo, almost all viruses are written for flaws in that platform.
[23:17] <kunji> Well I suppose it's time I got around to this, does anyone have recommendations for a virtual machine, to be run on ubuntu 9.04, in order to run windows 7?
[23:18] <MadMax1> ALMOST, thats the thing i dont understand
[23:18] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, so do you need help setting up a bootable usb then?
[23:18] <aalevy> @kunji VirtualBox
[23:18] <MadMax1> but i will read the 2 links posted here.....
[23:18] <UdarEC> Underfoot: show me the result
[23:18] <Hordeking> MadMax1: Well, look at it this way...if you're going to get thrown in jail for a robbery, are you going to steal $5, or are you going to steal $50,000?
[23:18] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: no, i have one already.  I'm getting ext2-fs errors when trying to using it
[23:18] <MOUD> the clamav antivirus database is 20MB? Isn't it a bit big?
[23:18] <Underfoot> UdarEC: okay I'll PM it to you
[23:18] <vigo> MadMax1: There are viri , but they are mostly written in MS launchables, so use a scanner to keep the others clean.
[23:19] <Hordeking> MadMax1: It's a risk vs reward thing, as well as a work input vs return thing
[23:19] <MadMax1> i would prefer 50.000 =)
[23:19] <kiaas_> kunji, VirtualBox. there's an OpenSource edition, and a closed source one. the OSE is available in the repos. the closed one, you have to get from Sun. Both are free. the closed on has 1-2 advantages, mostly direct USB connections to the VM, though.
[23:19] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, did you try and remake the usb to make sure that it isnt corrupted?
[23:19] <imme-emosol> Hi , is there a way to restore ubuntu's default rc*.d stuff ?
[23:19] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: someone said previously that means my hd is hosed.  I don't think that's the case cause it happens when trying to run ubuntu (not install it) which doesn't reformat
[23:19] <Hordeking> MadMax1: Most virus scanners on linux are meant to prevent infected windows executables from passing along...
[23:19] <wjb> b3rz3rk3r: no, i haven't tried that
[23:19] <imme-emosol> I think that I `screwed` up my system ... :S
[23:19] <MadMax1> but some crazy guys could code some virus and all linux computers all over the world will be killed isnt that possible?
[23:19] <legend2440> MOUD: sudo freshclam      clamav-freshclam has to be installed for it to work
[23:20] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, give that a go first to ensure that isnt the cause of your issues..
[23:20] <danbhfive> !virus | MadMax1
[23:20] <vigo> Hordeking: Thank you, that is what I was trying to say...you said it better.
[23:20] <prince_jammys> MadMax1: it's more difficult for a linux virus to spread.
[23:20] <kunji> aalevy: should I also install the Gtk frontend?
[23:20] <MOUD> !anti-virus
[23:20] <MadMax1> okay, sry i will read the website =)
[23:20] <imme-emosol> Now I read something about redoing the install-scripts or something like that , would that work ?   ( And if zo , how could it be done the best ? )
[23:20] <b3rz3rk3r> wjb, if it happens again then we know thats its a hardware error rather than corrupt usb install
[23:20] <aalevy> kunji, yes
[23:21] <MOUD> legend2440: thanks
[23:22] <kunji> Thanks aalevy, and kiaas I'll try out the repositories and we'll see how far I get before I cry for help.
[23:22] <binarydragon> Good afternoon
[23:22] <MOUD> good afternoon
[23:22] <vigo> imme-emosol: You mean like a dpkg script?
[23:22] <vagoth> How do you add a mount to fstab if it isnt a device?
[23:22] <reya276> Can i install KDE 4.3 on top of Ubuntu Jaunty running Gnome?
[23:23] <vagoth> Actually, nvm
[23:23] <b3rz3rk3r> reya276, yes
[23:23] <imme-emosol> vigo: I guess so ...   :S   Will that re-install the symlinks in /etc/rc[0-6].d/    ?
[23:23] <MOUD> What's a good web browser alternative for Firefox or Opera or Konqueror?
[23:23] <MOUD> That supports flash and java too
[23:23] <reya276> b3rz3rk3r: so it wont break my system?
[23:23] <b3rz3rk3r> MOUD, there are LOTS! go to add/remove and type "browser"
[23:23] <vigo> imme-emosol: Yes, finding it now...
[23:24] <danbhfive> MOUD: heh, I think that is all of them.  I know there are a few that are based on firefox, like epiphany and kahekasi (?spelling)
[23:24] <b3rz3rk3r> reya276, you are best searching for a tutorial if you havent done it before. google is your friend ;)
[23:24] <MOUD> reya276: I installed KDE on my older ubuntu version (8.10) and it works fine. But when you load ubuntu it says Kubuntu since it's now KDE being loaded
[23:25] <kiaas_> danbhfive, they aren't based on firefox, they are based on Gecko. Firefox is based on gecko.
[23:25] <imme-emosol> So I guess I'd better not run insserv again any time soon ...   :S
[23:25] <MOUD> danbhfive: Kazehakase, yes
[23:25] <reya276> b3rz3rk3r: oh no I can do it myself, add the gpg key, add the backports repos and sudo apt-get install kde
[23:25] <Pvpeter> Hello, I have dual-boot ubuntu and XP.. I have some games on my XP drive (which works with wine), but I was wondering how i can load those games into the game list on playonlinux..
[23:25] <danbhfive> kiaas_: yeah, but I thougth Gecko was a ff tech
[23:25] <vigo> imme-emosol: Here, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=deb&searchon=names&suite=jaunty&section=all and is more!
[23:26] <kiaas_> danbhfive, it's a Mozilla tech, which Mozilla used to make firefox. Gecko in and of itself is not firefox.
[23:26] <reya276> b3rz3rk3r: i'm more concern with "is it safe" to do so
[23:26] <Guest30177> sonido
[23:28] <kunji> ....I'm kind of confused on how I would go about doing this...I already have a partition with windows 7, how would I go about using that for virtualbox?
[23:29] <grkblood13> is there a way in gimp to make a selection square of a fixed size liek a box and move it around on the image that i want to crop from until i find the right position?
[23:29] <grkblood13> im using whatever version is packed with 9.04
[23:29] <imme-emosol> vigo: Hmmm , yes , okay . I think I'll search a bit more myself ( I believe I saw something that started with `dpkg-`   AND besides that , I just had the brilliant idea to run this LiveCD , which ofcourse provides me with way more options then my now corrupted installed version ... :P )   Thanks for your time though .
[23:30] <User9927> kunji >  Your question pertains to using Virtualbox under Windows 7?
[23:31] <infomomo> hey guys! long time no see :D
[23:31] <vigo> imme-emosol: My pleasure, dpkg fix is a sorta thing, but there are dh or Deb Helper scripts , still looking for that one.
[23:31] <grkblood13> did anyone see my question? im not sure if it went threw because i forgot to nickserv
[23:31] <kunji> User9927: No, using virtualbox on Ubuntu 9.04 to run windows 7, which is installed on another partition of the same hard drive
[23:31] <erUSUL> grkblood13: we see it; no gimp experts around i guess
[23:32] <zefyx> hrm..
[23:32] <User9927> kunji >  Aha!  Okay, well I've never tried running Windows 7 under Virtualbox in Ubuntu 9.04.  Do you have it downloaded and set up?  Where are you having trouble?
[23:32] <zefyx> what command would i use to link /home/rt/ & all subdirectorys to /media/storage
[23:32] <prince_jammys> grkblood13: gimp just moves the selected rectangle shape around without showing you a preview, right?
[23:32] <zefyx> so, anytime something is written to /home/rt/ it uses the space in /media/storage
[23:32] <infomomo> My ubuntu 9.04 keeps freezing RANDOMLY. I have posted my /var/log/messages here. You can notice today the 3 times it froze with the time 17:43, 50 and 18:17. 21
[23:32] <matreya6> I'm trying to setup 5.1 audio on Pulse, using Ubuntu 9.04 64 bits, Realtek ALC1200 onboard sound chip.
[23:32] <zefyx> or, would it be easier/better to simply mount my other drive as /home/rt
[23:33] <infomomo> My ubuntu 9.04 keeps freezing RANDOMLY. I have posted my /var/log/messages here. You can notice today the 3 times it froze with the time 17:43, 50 and 18:17. 21 --> SORRY !! :D:D --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251630/
[23:33] <binarydragon> kunji, you will have issues if you install it on the pc and now trying to run it with Virtualbox...Blue screen is what you will end up with
[23:33] <erUSUL> zefyx: just make the mount point of the disk that mounts in /media/storage be /home/user/rt/ instead ?
[23:33] <aalevy> zefyx, mounting your drive there would probably work best
[23:33] <planet8> What repos do I need to add to get the linux-image-k7 kernel to jaunty?
[23:34] <vagoth> Is there a way to mount in the fstab where the usual mount command is "mount -t vboxsf GearOS /GearOS" ?
[23:34] <erUSUL> zefyx: « ln -s /media/storage /home/rt/ » is the other option afaics
[23:34] <imme-emosol> vigo: ghehe; "insserv ruined my life" ( title of thread :P http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=513866 )
[23:34] <kunji> User9927: I installed it from the repositories and after opening it I went to new, then next, picked the os and a name for it next, picked the amount of ram to allocate (only goes to 3584 MB though?) next, and I'm not sure what to do at the next prompt.
[23:35] <erUSUL> !generic | planet8
[23:35] <User9927> kunji >  What does the next prompt say?
[23:35] <grkblood13> prince_jammys, correct
[23:35] <kunji> binarydragon:  That's unfortunate...
[23:35] <grkblood13> i dont know how to make a fixed selection size
[23:35] <binarydragon> kunji, you also need to install the kernel heades for the Virtualbox to work
[23:35] <grkblood13> and move that fixed size around
[23:35] <erUSUL> planet8: it is amazing that 3 years from the removal people still ask for a k7 kernel... ;)
[23:35] <planet8> ubottu, do you know if they have replaced them on debian also?
[23:35] <vigo> imme-emosol: Good one!
[23:36] <parklane79> hi
[23:36] <UdarEC> рш
[23:36] <UdarEC> hi)
[23:36] <erUSUL> planet8: ubottu is a bot. about debian i dunno ask in #debian
[23:36] <prince_jammys> grkblood13: i've experienced that, but don't know the answer.
[23:36] <imme-emosol> vigo: Yes , I now see that that thread is also where I read about that suggestion .
[23:36] <vagoth> How do I mount in fstab where the command would be "sudo mount -t vboxsf GearOS /GearOS" ?
[23:36] <planet8> erUSUL, well as far as I can see, I need that kernel to get full acpi support to my mobile athlon laptop
[23:36] <kunji> User9927: Select a hard disk image to be used as the boot hard disk....
[23:36] <prince_jammys> vagoth: what's the first GearOS in that command?
[23:36] <kunji> binarydragon:  ?
[23:36] <parklane79> o great
[23:36] <vagoth> prince_jammys: The share name
[23:37] <binarydragon> kun
[23:37] <vagoth> as VirtualBox calls it
[23:37] <erUSUL> planet8: the k7 kernel only changed some compiler flags for the compiler to make it faster... it should not affect acpi suppot in any way
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[23:37] <FloodBot1> boty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:37] <binarydragon> kunji, what was your question
[23:37] <planet8> erSUL, it does
[23:37] <parklane79> lol
[23:37] <erUSUL> planet8: well a kernel bug can happen... report it
[23:37] <User9927> kunji >  Ah, okay.  You may need to create a new virtual hard disk.  There should be a set of icons on a toolbar above a screen which normally lists the virtual hard disks.  Mouse over them to see which button does what, and when you find one that says "Create New Hard Disk" or something similar, click it.
[23:37] <planet8> erSUL, specific modules are missing
[23:37] <prince_jammys> vagoth: ah. i'm ignorant of that :) i bet google ubuntu fstab vboxsf  would give you some examples.
[23:38] <erUSUL> !tab | planet8
[23:38] <planet8> erSUL, yeah I know
[23:38] <kunji> binarydragon: What kernel heades are?
[23:38] <prince_jammys> vagoth: there's also a virtualbox irc channel.
[23:38] <erUSUL> planet8: which ones ?
[23:38]  * vagoth is pained to open Firefox
[23:38] <planet8> erUSUL, powernow_k7
[23:38] <planet8> erUSUL, for example
[23:38] <binarydragon> http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=8345
[23:38] <prince_jammys> vagoth: try #vbox  channel also.
[23:38] <binarydragon> kunji, http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=8345
[23:38] <vagoth> heh, k
[23:39] <binarydragon> kunji, i thougth you had that errror
[23:40] <unfolding> hello
[23:40] <unfolding> testing one two
[23:41] <vagoth> Stuff it, Ill just make a laucher
[23:41] <vagoth> launcher*
[23:41] <User9927> kunji >  Were you having trouble setting VirtualBox up generally, or were you getting a specific error?
[23:42] <erUSUL> planet8: found this http://www.ode2.com/?p=10 still it is odd that driver was removed... doing some research
[23:42] <DO4NW> I'd like to show the gnome-panel only on a specific workspace. any idea on how to do this?
[23:43] <MOUD> How can I change the Grub menu if the folder is Read-only?
[23:43] <planet8> erUSUL, thank, thats the exact same problem I have
[23:43] <Dr_Willis> DO4NW:  not sure thats doable.. compiz MIGHT have some settings/trick for that.
[23:44] <danbhfive> MOUD: gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:44] <Dr_Willis> MOUD:  its a system type file. so you need 'root' rights to access it.  via sudo like danbhfive  suggests
[23:44] <erUSUL> planet8: no problem
[23:44] <MOUD> danbhfive: thanks
[23:44] <kunji> binarydragon:  Sorry, got distracted tinkering with it, no I haven't run into any error messages, just trouble setting it up in general.
[23:44] <DO4NW> Dr_Willis, thanks. I am trying to solve it with devilspie but don't get good results so far
[23:44] <MOUD> Dr_Willis: thanks for the info
[23:45] <rfreiberger> Hello, what is the recommended backup method for a desktop?
[23:45] <kunji> User9927:  Just general setup trouble.  When I create the virtual disk how large should I make it?
[23:45] <vagoth> how do you open file Browser at a specifc location from terminal?
[23:45] <infomomo> Hey guys! :D Can anyone have a look at my /var/log/messages file to see what might be causing my ubuntu 9.04 to reboot randomly. Time was : 17:43, 17:50 and 18:17,  18:21. can it be a video driver problem? It is a Acer Aspire M5630 . Intel video card. 82G33/G31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller.  Thanks guys! http://paste.ubuntu.com/251630/
[23:45] <omeddragon> how can i fix this cannot unmount volume
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  for vurtualbox running a ubuntu install? 4gb is the min i would use..
[23:46] <DO4NW> omeddragon, close all programs that access the volume
[23:46] <danbhfive> vagoth: gnome-open
[23:46] <Dr_Willis> vagoth:  nautilus /path/to/location    works for me.
[23:46] <DO4NW> omeddragon, open a terminal and run lsof /dev/<device> to see which program blocks mount
[23:46] <MOUD> How can I make Windows XP as the default boot in the menu?
[23:47] <vagoth> Both work for me
[23:47] <Dr_Willis> MOUD:  either edit the 'default'  entry changing the # to be the proper # of the windows entry. Or move the windows entry to the start of the listings.
[23:47] <User9927> kunji >  As much as you think it would be practical to have, given your system specs.  So for the *bare minimum*, (according to Microsoft's Website), 1GB RAM (32 Bit)/2GB Ram (64 Bit), 16 GB of Hard drive space, and a decent amount of graphics memory.
[23:47] <kunji>  Dr_Willis: so I set it to 310 or so, does it matter if it is larger than the real disk?
[23:47] <fccf> infomomo can we see /var/log/kernel and /var/log/syslog
[23:47] <puff> I'm using open office to do the final draft of a report.  I wrote the initial draft in HTML, then a coworker imported into doc format (probably using ms-word) and added some stuff, then sent it back to me. From what I can tell, the import seems to have just imported almost all of it as body text, without applying styles at all.
[23:47] <puff> Wtf it doesn't just do something obvious, like make all <P> elements body text, all <H1> elements headerone, etc, I don't know.
[23:47] <MOUD> Dr_Willis: ok, I'll do that. thanks
[23:47] <puff> Anway, are there any shortcuts to massinging these into using paraghraph styles?
[23:47] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  310gb>? WHy do you need one that huge for virtualbox? You can always resize it.
[23:47] <User9927> kunji >  So add however much you think would be practical to the minimum.  Of course, I'd reccommend more than 1GB of RAM for Windows 7, since I usually use about that for Ubuntu to keep it running smoothly.
[23:48] <danbhfive> vagoth: oops, for some reason I thought you needed a web browser  : ), but I suppose gnome-open is flexible
[23:48] <User9927> kunji >  Dr_Willis has a good point, you can always resize it later.
[23:48] <koolkat> what does the error "No application is registered as handling this file" mean?
[23:48] <vagoth> lol :P
[23:48] <Dark_Wolf> Is there a reason that Ubuntu won't boot in MS Virtual PC?
[23:48] <koolkat> when trying to open a drive
[23:48] <koolkat> a hard drive
[23:49] <vagoth> It stopped working with sudo :P
[23:49] <kurumin_> alguem ai ?
[23:49] <User9927> koolkat >  A physical hard drive, I assume?
[23:50] <User9927> koolkat >  IDE, SATA, etc?
[23:50] <kurumin_> a mãe d quem ?
[23:50] <User9927> koolkat >  I suppose what I mean is "is it a standard type of hard drive you'd see everyday".
[23:51] <infomomo> fccf: Syslog -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251639/ and kern.log -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/251640/
[23:51] <infomomo> fccf: thanks
[23:51] <MOUD> Is there a working Java edition that works fine with Ubuntu AMD64?
[23:51] <kunji>  User9927 and Dr_Willis: Alright, deleted that one and made a 50 gig dynamic one.
[23:51] <alankila_> MOUD: sun-java6-jdk is the one I use
[23:52] <User9927> kunji >  Unless you're planning on storing massive amounts of audio, video, and other media on it, that should do you for the time being.  And it will expand as needed.
[23:52] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  i rarely need more then 8gb  - unless you are going to do a lot of adding of extras.
[23:52] <MOUD> alankila_: do you have any problem with it?
[23:52] <alankila_> no.
[23:52] <vagoth> I have always been curious, what is the vmlinuz file on / and initrd.img
[23:53] <MOUD> alankila_: ok thanks
[23:53] <KB1JWQ> vagoth: Nothing imporant.
[23:53] <KB1JWQ> vagoth: Just the kernel.
[23:53] <Dark_Wolf> lol
[23:53] <vagoth> I thought that was in /boot :P
[23:53] <Dark_Wolf> nothing important xD
[23:53] <erUSUL> vagoth: vmlinuz is the kernel binary initrd.img is the init image
[23:53] <Dr_Willis> vagoth:  it could be a link to the one on /boot/
[23:53] <kunji> Well I'm confused about the setup I suppose... since there is already a partition that windows 7 is on that has an amount of physical space isn't there a way of selecting that directly instead of creating a virtual space?
[23:54] <vagoth> So if its not important, can I delete it *WINK WINK* :P
[23:54] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  DONT use a 'real' drive/partition/install to run in virtualbox - bad things can happen.
[23:54] <KB1JWQ> vagoth: Yes, you can.
[23:54] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  yes its 'doable' but No its not adiviseable.
[23:54] <KB1JWQ> vagoth: But you should not.
[23:54] <kunji> Dr_Willis: Does this mean I should be doing a fresh install then?
[23:54] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  perhapas as a 'rescue a dead system and save some critical data'  task.. but otherwise no. :)
[23:54] <Dark_Wolf> vagoth, sure, and while you'
[23:54] <vagoth> Oh, last question, can the kernel be recompiled while the os is running?
[23:55] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  Yes..  a fresh install...
[23:55] <Dr_Willis> vagoth:  there has to be a kernel going to have a sytem. :) so yes.
[23:55] <Dark_Wolf> vagoth, sure, and while you're at it, run sudo rm -rf / :P
[23:55] <zenlunatic>  vagoth of course
[23:55] <erUSUL> !danger  | Dark_Wolf
[23:55] <vagoth> k, thnx, I must sleep now
[23:55] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  its possible to take the actal hard drive partition and 'image' it to a virtual disk for virtualbox.
[23:55] <Dark_Wolf> :3
[23:56] <MOUD> What's a good windows desktop environment that can be configurable?
[23:56] <kunji> Dr_Willis: how do you do that?
[23:56] <vagoth> !windows
[23:56] <erUSUL> MOUD: gnome? kde? xfce?
[23:56] <vagoth> was wondering if you had that command
[23:56] <vagoth> xfce is nice
[23:56] <Dr_Willis> kunji:  i would have to say check the virtualbox docs. and checn out the various virtualbox guides that are online.
[23:56] <vagoth> GNOME is nice
[23:56] <vagoth> KDE is horrible
[23:57] <kunji> Dr_Willis: I'll look into it.
[23:57] <User9927> kunji >  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=769883
[23:57] <pw-toxic> hi, when i go to suspend and wake my pc up again, i cant hear any sound!  i have to reboot ubuntu to be able to hear sound
[23:57] <xjunior> Hi all!
[23:57] <vagoth> pw-toxic, sounds like a hardware error where the sound card is sleeping
[23:57] <vagoth> try your bios
[23:57] <MOUD> I want a real looking/feeling of windows. I want to install Ubuntu on the family pc but I want it to look as much as possible like windows.
[23:58] <xjunior> I bought a new LCD Monitor, but Ubuntu is detecting it with a max resolution of 1024x768 (no, it's not wide). How do I change it?
[23:58] <pw-toxic> vagoth, i'Ve got an creative x-fi
[23:58] <Dark_Wolf> MOUD, then install Windows :P
[23:58] <pw-toxic> vagoth, there is no bios
[23:58] <vagoth> MOUD: Then perhaps you should simply use windows...
[23:58] <vagoth> pw-toxic: Eh, worth a try
[23:58] <Dark_Wolf> Is there a reason that Ubuntu won't boot in MS Virtual PC?
[23:58] <alankila_> There were some odd windows-lookalike window managers back in the day, like IceWM. I'm not sure if they are all dead by now: there are pretty much 3 contenders left for "the linux desktop" and none will look quite like windows.
[23:59] <Dr_Willis> MOUD:  actually my wife now wants her 'linux' featutres on windows. She likes the new features of compiz and gnome. :)
[23:59] <Dr_Willis> icewm is useable. but the problem with things looking 'like' windows - is that they wont ACT like windows.
[23:59] <alankila_> that being said, gnome is instantly recognizable to windows people and has many of the same gui elements in same places.
[23:59] <xjunior> anyone?