[00:00] <DasEi> _Maximus : dmesg reports lots of errors
[00:00] <lstarnes> sdv00: most likely not
[00:00] <erika1984> hello
[00:00] <DasEi> !hi
[00:00] <sy1> Is there anyway to lock the entire panel down
[00:01] <sy1> and nothing moves around after reboot
[00:01] <_Maximus> DasEi, you refere to line 252.835450 ?
[00:01] <x3cion> Is there a way to set environment variables for an app started with start-stop-daemon?
[00:01] <sy1> hi nomasteryyoda
[00:01] <DasEi> _Maximus : like 475 and following
[00:02] <cochilion> have a problem with amarok playback, i have just installed and dont play mp3
[00:02] <cochilion> what should i do?
[00:02] <DasEi> _Maximus : do you have a manual of your motherboard ?
[00:03] <_Maximus> DasEi, I can only see errors for the "scsi 14:0:0:0: Direct-Access     WD       3200BMV External 1.75 PQ: 0 ANSI: 4" which means it's the small usb hdd by western digital
[00:04] <_Maximus> DasEi, the motherboard has no more the manual
[00:04] <DasEi> _Maximus : I refered to the pastebin, 475 is  252.849728
[00:04] <haf1ztang> any1 can help me with installing new usplash?
[00:05] <haf1ztang> !usplash
[00:05] <spO> my system is broken now, it won't automount my usb hard drives anymore, but it auto mounts my flash drive/key drive
[00:05] <haf1ztang> any1 can help me with installing new usplash?
[00:06] <spO> haf, you mean a boot splash?   for grub
[00:06] <spO> ?
[00:06] <_Maximus> DasEi, but that goes for the western digital drive which is the one that I can't get working on this system
[00:06] <br34l> is there a list with any know freeze issue for ubuntu 9.04 ?
[00:06] <haf1ztang> no..the boot screen
[00:06] <DasEi> _Maximus : I asked for the manual, in case that bios won't suport the drive to find the usb-jumper, they are often labeled on the board, a three pin jumper
[00:06] <br34l> *known
[00:06] <haf1ztang> splash screens
[00:07] <haf1ztang> spO: splash screens
[00:07] <haf1ztang> spO: i want to install this http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Usplash+BlackChrome?content=60249
[00:07] <GuidMorrow> why cant I modify stuff in my virtual machine
[00:07] <_Maximus> DasEi, I know what you are saying, but I am not sure there is a jumper on this board since it's quite old
[00:08] <spO> haf, i had problems with splash and grub  , maybe you can install grub2,  are you getting somekind of errors?
[00:08] <haf1ztang> spO: i dont have any probs with grub. just to install splash screens. make it more nice
[00:08] <evilGUI> Does anyone here have a 4850?
[00:08] <DasEi> _Maximus : can you run other usb-powered devices (mouse .f.e) ?
[00:09] <evilGUI> I'm looking to buy a new video card for gaming and was wondering if I'll have any issues with Ubuntu and a ATI card, I mostly just need HD video playback working.
[00:10] <GuidMorrow> I wish I could install a cool splash screen, but how much space will it take up in the boot sector?
[00:11] <AssociateX> Hello people
[00:11] <x3cion> Is there at least a useful channel when I have a problem with this damn, stupid start-stop-daemon crap?
[00:12] <_Maximus> DasEi, the mouse needs 5V ?
[00:12] <AssociateX> is it a big chore to hook up a digital ldc TV to my computer? Do I have to reconfig Xorg or anything?
[00:12] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: you can put it anywhere, but not the mbr, /boot for example
[00:12] <DasEi> _Maximus : a laser does, or a keyboard or ..
[00:12] <arbir1> hi
[00:13] <arbir1> i have a live cd running
[00:13] <arbir1> how can i get the xorg file ? i dont see much info in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:13] <DasEi> arbir1: it's empty by deafult
[00:13] <_Maximus> DasEi, I only have an optical usb mouse which runs ok
[00:14] <arbir1> damn, close the window accidently :-(
[00:14] <_Maximus> DasEi, thanks for support
[00:14] <_Maximus> DasEi, I'll go and check the bios now
[00:14] <DasEi> _Maximus : which fs is on the small hd ?
[00:15] <arbir1> :(
[00:15] <arbir1> is back
[00:15] <_Maximus> I have not checked that out yet, but I think it's fat32 (to be accessible on most of the systems)
[00:15] <arbir1> so, how can i get my xorg file from a live system ?
[00:16] <arbir1> test
[00:16] <DasEi> arbir1: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg , check again after
[00:16] <_Maximus> DasEi, thanks for support again
[00:16] <arbir1> DasEi: alright
[00:16] <GuidMorrow> when I "send shutdown signal" what does that do to my virtual machine
[00:17] <evilGUI> Are the overheating issues with the 4850 still there?
[00:17] <DasEi> _Maximus : another idea is to install ntfsprogs, but by default, both fat and ntfs are handled by jaunty
[00:17] <evilGUI> also how well does a GTS 250 run in Ubuntu.
[00:17] <arbir1> DasEi: should i say yes to the kernel frame buffer dialog ?
[00:17] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: it powers it down like shutdown
[00:17] <DasEi> arbir1: say no
[00:17] <megra> GuidMorrow, it depends on the VM you use, but normally, it should terminate the program.
[00:18] <GuidMorrow> holy crap look at the memory usage
[00:18] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: how much ram total ?
[00:18] <arbir1> DasEi: i only see this -- http://pastie.org/585336
[00:19] <megra> hey guys, any news about an update of the kernel about the 0day found yesterday ?
[00:19] <GuidMorrow> I had to set the VM to use 640M RAM
[00:19] <GuidMorrow> gotta figure if this motherboard can hold 4GB of RAM
[00:20] <GuidMorrow> It used to run with PAE in Windows
[00:20] <Sneaky-Jesus> megra: I think they're testing the patch for bugs, it'll be rolled out via Synaptic soon enough :)
[00:20] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: so 4 g installed ?
[00:20] <arbir1> DasEi: i wonder how it runs a complete desktop with such less config in the xorg. am i looking at the wrong file ? /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:21] <aprilhare> hello. i have an issue with graphics in gstreamer and vlc. i get strange colours. i looked on the internets and there was the suggestion that XV_HUE variable gets somehow mucked up and the temporary fix for this is "xvattr -a XV_HUE -v 1" however it's claimed its fixed... somewhere. does anyone know where that fix is? :)
[00:21] <GuidMorrow> I only have one 2GB stick, 256 MB share memory ... maybe I should go into BIOS and reset things
[00:21] <GuidMorrow> the share memory size was originally set at 64 MB
[00:23] <megra> Sneaky-Jesus, I must admin that's quite critical, I tried the exploit released by the grsecurity maintener, I was like frozen on chair when I saw '#' on my prompt :-)
[00:24] <DasEi> arbir1: no, all right, in farmer times there had been more modules, nowadays it's kernel implemented
[00:24] <GuidMorrow> I was experimenting with a large share memory buffer and I didn't find any difference  whenever I played The Sims 2 with it -- I figured my integrated nVIDIA graphics controller would use it as TurboCache memory
[00:24] <arbir1> DasEi: well it seems, if i configure my xorg from hand, it never starts up :-(
[00:24] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: no wonder, 2 g total, 256 graphic, give vm 256 then
[00:24] <arbir1> DasEi: alright.. thanks for the help.
[00:25] <DasEi> arbir: not really, you can specialize it
[00:26] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: unless it's a super onbaord,  128 M for graphics should do
[00:26] <GuidMorrow> The Sims 2 will require up to 512M RAM with Vista ,but the OS itself will suffer without any extra memory
[00:26] <DasEi> arbir: for instance, if you install a propitary driver or want to customize your screen, xorg gets altered
[00:27] <cjae> HI I installed the proprietary ati drivers in jaunty abd apparently the card is not supported anymore, I need to revert to the open source drivers (is that what was installed with the distro) and can I use them with tv out?
[00:27] <cjae> was going to follow this http://www.leong.nl/2009/04/ubuntu-jaunty-upgrade-with-atiamd-graphics/
[00:27] <ScottG> How can I get ls to print out full path names of files and directories?
[00:28] <geirha> ScottG: Don't think it can. You can use find for that though
[00:29] <ScottG> oh ok, thanks
[00:29] <cjae> Do I still edit xorg to setup dual screens when not using the proprietary drivers?
[00:29] <DasEi> ScottG: ls -R  , see man ls
[00:29] <elitrix_> hi guys, this is a very strange question for the ubuntu chan i know but you guys have always been helpful... im in the process of installing xp pro sp3 on my parents computer and my cd must be bad i had to skip 2 files, does anyone here have a xp pro sp3 install that i can get two files off of?
[00:29] <GuidMorrow> Windows XP sometimes takes up to 256 RAM and the game does take 256 RAM or more
[00:29] <ScottG> DasEi: That is recursive
[00:29] <geirha> cjae: The open source drivers should be xrandr-friendly, so you can use xrandr or the System -> Preferences -> Display gui
[00:30] <DasEi> cjae : whih card ? ati is off the place with xorg 7.4 mostly
[00:30] <DasEi> ScottG: so I diidn't get you right ; full paths ?
[00:30] <cjae> DasEi, ati 9600
[00:31] <geirha> cjae: However, you may need to edit xorg.conf to tell the driver to use enough memory for a desktop spread on two monitors
[00:31] <DasEi> cjae : hard case, I'm not sure for ope sorce n dual, what works is you can downgrade xorg or even use hardy
[00:32] <pixlbox> having trouble with my wireless connection on my mac mini, tried the apple chat room but no ones replying
[00:32] <GuidMorrow> !hardy
[00:32] <inx-mdg> pixlbox: is mac mini a PPC or an intel? just curious?
[00:32] <pixlbox> intel
[00:33] <inx-mdg> pixlbox: what card of wifi card?
[00:33] <inx-mdg> hi brian_
[00:33] <maco> pixlbox: its running ubuntu....right?
[00:33] <cjae> geirha, I am so mixed up with the new way of installing drivers (hardware drivers) and randr, I have a hand edited xorg.conf from a long time ago that should work to setup separate x screens I'll just have to switch it to whatever the open source driver is called under that section
[00:34] <puff> pixlbox: You tried #macosx?
[00:34] <puff> pixlbox: I'm afraid folks here won't be able to give you much help with mac issues.
[00:34] <geirha> cjae: I'm currently using the open source ati drivers and occationally extend the desktop to my TV. This is my xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/f79877210
[00:34] <inx-mdg> pixlbox: what kind of wifi card is it?
[00:34] <pixlbox> puff:  cool ill try that thanks
[00:34] <GuidMorrow> For some reason the vm isn't running right at "full speed" -- the sound clips in some spots
[00:34] <puff> pixlbox: Even if it were a really slow day and people didn't mind discussing off-topic stuff, most folks here prolly don't knw much macosx.
[00:35] <cjae> geirha, what card? and how do you get it back to open source driver?
[00:35] <GuidMorrow> and the CPU maxes out at random times
[00:35] <pixlbox> yeah, was a wild shot, thanks anyway
[00:35] <DasEi> cjae : the open source driver least supports dualhed, also :
[00:35] <DasEi> !dualhead
[00:35] <cjae> DasEi, opensource support separate x screens?
[00:36] <cjae> I do not want to extend
[00:36] <geirha> cjae: The important part is SubSection "Display" and the two following lines, which tell it to allocate enough memory to extend the 1280x1024 monitor to the left of the 1360x768 TV
[00:36] <geirha> cjae: 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc 760G [Radeon 3000]
[00:36] <DasEi> !xinerama | cjae
[00:37] <inx-mdg> brian_: get you gnom0... think working?
[00:37] <haf1z> !virtualbox
[00:37] <cjae> geirha, it would be more like 1024x768 screen 0 and 800x600 screen 1
[00:37] <DasEi> cjae : sorry, seperate screens, generally yes, but the 9600 is the " biggest of the older ones", so not sure for that model
[00:37] <cjae> lol
[00:38] <geirha> cjae: Oh, you want two separate desktops? Never bothered with that myself ...
[00:39] <haf1z> some1 can tell me what is virtual box? virtual machine?
[00:39] <kroson> hi everyone
[00:39] <lstarnes> haf1z: it's a virtual machine
[00:39] <kroson> what are the necessary files to download from the ubuntu nvidia ppa?
[00:39] <kroson> i want to install the latest 190 drivers
[00:39] <haf1z> lstarnes: how it works?
[00:39] <haf1z> lstarnes: is it the same with wine?
[00:40] <lstarnes> haf1z: wine isn't a virtual machine.  It's an emulation of the windows API/ABI
[00:40] <geirha> haf1z: Instead of a harddrive, it uses a file, which the operating system inside the virtual machine will think is a genuine hard drive. Same with audio card, video card etc.
[00:40] <cjae> DasEi, basically I would I have a xorg that would resemble this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=98456 and substitute whatever the opensource driver is for nvidia geirha
[00:40] <cjae> should work... no?
[00:41] <haf1z> lstarnes: what is the function vbox?
[00:41] <lstarnes> haf1z: virtualbox is a virtual machine
[00:42] <lstarnes> haf1z: vbox is another name for virtualbox
[00:42] <GuidMorrow> ok this is stupid, why can't I access my usb flash drive from my vm?
[00:42] <haf1z> lstarnes: can it be same with dualboot?
[00:42] <lstarnes> haf1z: it's different from a dualboot
[00:42] <Scunizi> GuidMorrow: because you're using vbox-ose instead of the vbox version off their site?
[00:43] <GuidMorrow> WHAT
[00:43] <geirha> haf1z: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtualization
[00:43] <lstarnes> haf1z: a true dualboot doesn't use any emulation and runs directly on the actual hardware
[00:43] <Scunizi> GuidMorrow: are you using virtualbox?
[00:43] <ericab> can someone tell me why "sudo shutdown -h now" has completley stopped working, BUT "sudi init 0" works properly in shuttung the computer down ??
[00:44] <DasEi> cjae:this is a pointer in the direction ;; I'd try to get a working xorg in your desired setup from 8.04 and then alter it for jaunty
[00:44] <haf1z> do you have any advice, since i am new.. is that vm is for advanced user or what?
[00:44] <Flare183> ericab: You turn your computer off like this: sudo shutdown -P now
[00:44] <lstarnes> haf1z: maybe more intermediate
[00:44] <cjae> Section "Device"
[00:44] <cjae> 	Identifier	"NVIDIA Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5500]"	Driver		"nvidia" in this section what do I call the opensource ati driver geirha
[00:44] <lstarnes> haf1z: virtualbox is fairly easy to use
[00:45] <ericab> Flare183, i will try that, but "sudo shutdown -h now" used to work correctly, do you know what could have changed it ?
[00:45] <GuidMorrow> !virtualbox
[00:45] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: with vm set off, enable usb in vbox, then devices > usb
[00:45] <ameed> Hello , I have an Ubuntu 9.04 on my Dell Latitude D830 - the wifi only works when i disable the driver and enable it again but when i reboot the machine same issue appears and i must disable and enable to get it working again - any ideas?
[00:45] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: also you need the non-free one, ose = no usb
[00:45] <Flare183> ericab: No, I don't. But I do know that sudo shutdown -P now works.
[00:46] <ericab> ill try it now, thnks
[00:46] <evilGUI> Anyone in here use a ATI radeon 4850 or 4870?
[00:46] <haf1z> lstarnes: 1 more thing, whats is the benefit of using vm?
[00:46] <azzkaradag> #ubuntu-tr
[00:46] <cjae> DasEi, I can make the separate screens work if the driver (open) supports it, or would I just be better off to use a older proprietary driver and how would I do that?
[00:47] <docgnome> gnome is really slow for me. rather some things are. like typing takes a long time
[00:47] <lstarnes> haf1z: things that run in a vm don't have full hardware access and don't need to be installed on a hard disk partition
[00:47] <docgnome> as does scrolling
[00:47] <Flare183> docgnome: Try using Xubuntu then.
[00:47] <cjae> DasEi, not switching to 8.04 have lvm setup already can I use a older ati driver in jaunty at all?
[00:47] <IdleOne> what is the command to get the path of a package?
[00:47] <docgnome> i have compiz running. when i turn it off everything is ok, but the windows repaint very slowly
[00:47] <lstarnes> haf1z: plus some virtual machines, like qemu, support other architectures, like mips or sparc
[00:47] <chalcedny> what's the bottom bar with icons on it called?
[00:47] <docgnome> Flare183: yeah, didn't help
[00:47] <docgnome> Flare183: same behavior
[00:47] <haf1z> lstarnes: so, i think its better to use dualboot right?
[00:47] <geirha> haf1z: Install Ubuntu in a VM, and you can experiment with everything you want, without affecting your main system
[00:47] <lstarnes> haf1z: it depends on what you need to do
[00:47] <ameed> Hello , I have an Ubuntu 9.04 on my Dell Latitude D830 - the wifi only works when i disable the driver and enable it again but when i reboot the machine same issue appears and i must disable and enable to get it working again - any ideas?
[00:48] <frunns> haf1z: like e-ID, doesn't work too well in linux, but you can just use a vm instead of dual booting. :P
[00:48] <Flare183> docgnome: Turn off the remote desktop, and the tracker/file indexer
[00:48] <GuidMorrow> why didn't you tell me "VirtualBox OSE" was the wrong version
[00:48] <DasEi> cjae: either you get the propi thing from 8.04 to get the config or must now, as I become tired ask again or google your 9600 jaunty dualhead;  you can for sure downgrade xorg and have aticontrolcenter with propitary driver
[00:49] <Sigma> hi friends
[00:49] <Sigma> any ubuntu specialists around
[00:49] <docgnome> Flare183: where is the indexing?
[00:49] <haf1z> so guys, let say im running linux on windows. i did write file and save in linux. then i reboot. does the file i save remains?
[00:49] <CaptainCrook> any alternative to unrar-free packages to unrar .rar archives?
[00:49] <DasEi> !who | GuidMorrow
[00:49] <inx-mdg> Anyone here run windows XP Pro in virtualbox?  How much ram?
[00:49] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: 7-zip?
[00:49] <chalcedny> all my things that i have multiples of - firefox windows, xhchat, gnome terminals .. are making separate icons on the desktop in my taskbar (bottom bar, whichever it's called) is there a way to make them one icon that opens a list? in ubuntu 9.04
[00:49] <Guest73835> how do i make ubuntu use the default video drivers for my card i think i somehow fucked it up cuz my screen is all distorded when i try to log in
[00:49] <lstarnes> haf1z: it should if you installed ubuntu on a filesystem image or hard disk
[00:49] <Guest73835> but with the live disk its fine
[00:49] <DasEi> inx-mdg: least 256, better 512, best..
[00:50] <taget> !tab
[00:50] <CaptainCrook> Q_Continuum,  heard about it alot it works great?
[00:50] <Q_Continuum> inx-mdg: XP wants 256MB of RAM, I'd say 512MB-1024MB, if you have it to spare.  Depends on what you're going to use the VM for.
[00:50] <geirha> haf1z: yes
[00:50] <inx-mdg> DasEi: I have 1 gig
[00:50] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: on Windows, I've used it a *ton*
[00:50] <DasEi> inx-mdg: for the vm or in general ?
[00:50] <inx-mdg> DasEi: any tips for running WIN XP Pro?
[00:50] <CaptainCrook> Q_Continuum,  and on ubuntu?
[00:50] <IdleOne> why would IDJC ( Internet Disc Jockey Console ) need jack ( a cd ripping utility )?
[00:50] <docgnome> funny thing is all the compiz functions like the cube work fine
[00:50] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: I'm not sure it's available, checking now....
[00:50] <DasEi> inx-mdg: nothing special about it
[00:51] <inx-mdg> DasEi: I have 1 gig of ram in my machine
[00:51] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: p7zip is the command-line Linux port of 7zip, http://sourceforge.net/projects/p7zip/
[00:51] <DasEi> inx-mdg: so decide what else you need and use least 256
[00:51] <CaptainCrook> Q_Continuum,  it does unrar? does it use unrar-free package or it use it's own?
[00:52] <Mute_Bones> Um, I've been having a problem with Samba and Windows 7. can anyone help?
[00:52] <inx-mdg> DasEi: I really only need to run MS Word 2003
[00:52] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: To be honest, I'm not sure.  I think I ended up installing unrar-free and just using that.
[00:52] <DasEi> inx-mdg: oo ? abiword ?
[00:52] <cjae> so if I follow this to uninstall the proprietary ati driver http://www.leong.nl/2009/04/ubuntu-jaunty-upgrade-with-atiamd-graphics/ how do I load the opensource driver?
[00:52] <Q_Continuum> inx-mdg: I would give Windows XP 384MB of RAM then.  Should be enough for Windows XP + Office 2003.
[00:53] <DasEi> cjae: decribed in same post
[00:53] <inx-mdg> DasEi: we only use Word 2003 at work- I "mind storm" techniques for being productive in MS Word 2003
[00:53] <CaptainCrook> Q_Continuum,  ok i'm getting a "Failed" on every files any idea what it could be?
[00:53] <kaddi> !intel
[00:53] <inx-mdg> DasEi: otherwise ooWriter is perfect for my needs
[00:53] <geirha> cjae: It should load it automatically
[00:54] <r3d|RIOT_> Flare183 where can i see what is being run to shutdown the computer ?
[00:54] <cjae> geirha, so there is no vesa crap or anything
[00:54] <DasEi> inx-mdg: will work with 256, depending if you're running presentations/zips and so on, more ram saves time, but function will be there anyway
[00:54] <Flare183> r3d|RIOT_: I have no idea.....
[00:54] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: Not a clue, I haven't ran across a *.rar in awhile that I downloaded on this system.
[00:54] <kaddi> the intel regression is only in 9.04,no?
[00:54] <cjae> DasEi, sorry I missed which post that was
[00:54] <edbian> r3d|RIOT_: Go to rc6.d  All of those scripts are run at shutdown
[00:55] <inx-mdg> DasEi: just Word template and macro kind of stuff, maybe a simple spreadsheet
[00:55] <r3d|RIOT_> edbian ok thanks
[00:55] <edbian> r3d|RIOT_: That is, all the ones that start with a "K"
[00:55] <DasEi> cjae: the one you gave twice ore more
[00:55] <Mute_Bones> Can anyone help me?
[00:55] <sysRPN> could someone please tell me how to fix this? checking for MONO_CAIRO... configure: error: Package requirements (mono-cairo >= 1.2) were not met ... full log **here** -> http://pastebin.com/m46c63e77
[00:55] <GuidMorrow> !lightscribe
[00:56] <gipsy_> hi
[00:56] <CaptainCrook> Q_Continuum,  yeah not much options under ubuntu for .rar file...
[00:56] <DasEi> cjae: http://paste.ubuntu.com/253867/
[00:56] <r3d|RIOT_> edbian, wait i thought rc0 was shutdown ?
[00:56] <DasEi> !ask | Mute_Bones
[00:56] <geirha> cjae: As long as your xorg.conf doesn't still have the line telling it to use fglrx, it should detect the right open source driver for your card
[00:56] <gipsy_> i have a question i am new to ubuntu ... and i am trying to install VPN so i can connect to work is that possible ?
[00:56] <edbian> r3d|RIOT_: http://www.debianadmin.com/debian-and-ubuntu-linux-run-levels.html
[00:56] <cjae> geirha, I see thanks
[00:56] <edbian> r3d|RIOT_: 0 is for system halt.  6 is for reboot
[00:56] <arquebus> I have Orca installed which both reads audible text and magnifys the screen, but I dont have an icon for it. How do I access the icon, because when I start in in console it just starts reading the console
[00:57] <Mute_Bones> Um, I've been having a problem with Samba and Windows 7. can anyone help?
[00:57] <radioman-lt> whats with wsamba?
[00:57] <r3d|RIOT_> edbian would you mind a pm ?
[00:57] <DasEi> geirha: cjae: have to remove fglrx from system (kernel-implemented else)
[00:57] <th0r> sysRPN: the place to start is to look for something like libmono-dev or libcairo-dev
[00:57] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: If you install unrar or unrar-free apparently the normal 'Archive Manager' can handle them.
[00:57] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: As per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/File%20Roller
[00:57] <GuidMorrow> !nero
[00:58] <Mute_Bones> Crap, it cut off the rest. (continued) WHen I attempt to log into my Win7 share, it constantly asks for username and password, even though I put them in right
[00:58] <DasEi> !burn | GuidMorrow
[00:58] <GuidMorrow> wth?! http://en.wikipedia.com/wiki/Nero_Linux
[00:58] <inx-mdg> arquebus: you can make an icon by right clicking your desktop
[00:58] <IdleOne> http://paste.ubuntu.com/253868/ can I get some help with this please. IDJC is looking for jack libs but I assume that ubuntu doesnt have them in the expected path.
[00:58] <sysRPN> th0r: i think it needs to link to Mono-Cario.dll ... which is in this path /usr/lib/mono/2.0/Mono.Cairo.dll
[00:58] <gipsy_> anyone ???
[00:58] <DasEi>  GuidMorrow : nero linux free for trial, can use existing license from win if have, ubuntu k3b does well
[00:58] <arquebus> inx-mdg- thanks, I'll check that out
[00:59] <inx-mdg> arquebus: the file path might be something like /usr/bin/orca
[00:59] <CaptainCrook> Q_Continuum,  in fact it display Failed... but everything works... kind of strange...
[00:59] <arquebus> inx-mdg: ok, thanks, that helps
[00:59] <DugenNash> Hello, I am having issues with both Firefox and Opera displaying web pages with bad/distorted layouts, I can point you to a screenshot if anyone can help me with this
[00:59] <radioman-lt> Mute_Bones, check box
[00:59] <inx-mdg> arquebus: your welcome :)
[00:59] <DasEi> gipsy:why vpn ? ssh ?
[01:00] <cjae> DasEi, geirha  ok thanks just wanted to get the low down on things before as the box in question is in another room ...will give it a shot
[01:00] <cjae> :)
[01:00] <nicklas_> how do you get conky to get under windows? ubuntu gnome with desktop effects on
[01:00] <geirha> !imagebin | DugenNash
[01:00] <Mute_Bones> radioman-lt I tried to set it to remember my password. No dice, it keeps asking and not letting me on
[01:00] <DasEi> cjae: sorry for me being too up today for a walkthrough
[01:00] <DugenNash> hi ubottu here is where I saved the screenie: http://www.mediafire.com/file/ir2dnwzheme/lastfm.png
[01:00] <radioman-lt> wron paas, are you in domain?
[01:01] <DugenNash> some pages look ok, but others look pretty bad like you can see on the screenshot of lastfm
[01:01] <GuidMorrow> !dvd-author
[01:01] <DasEi> gipsy:what do you want with that connection ?
[01:02] <jdu> DugenNash, looks like you need to change your font settings
[01:02] <GuidMorrow> is there anything about movie editors, especially those the same caliber as Windows Movie Maker?
[01:02] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, gnomebaker or k3b work well
[01:02] <cjae> DasEi, geirha if all else fails I think I have a spare nvidia agp around ;P np thanks anyway I think I ll get it
[01:02] <DugenNash> hi jdu  have tried that, but it doesn't really seem to help at all
[01:02] <DasEi> nvidia XD
[01:02] <jdu> DugenNash, firefox will respect a minimum font.  It may even follow settings you have for ubuntu, I don't know
[01:02] <GuidMorrow> !movie
[01:03] <DasEi> !brain | GuidMorrow
[01:03] <gipsy_> i just want to be able to connect
[01:03] <gipsy_> to work so i can work from home
[01:03] <cjae> GuidMorrow, kino
[01:03] <DasEi> !who | gipsy
[01:03] <IdleOne> http://paste.ubuntu.com/253868/ can I get some help with this please. IDJC is looking for jack libs but I assume that ubuntu doesnt have them in the expected path. How do I tell the configure script where to look for the libs and what is the correct path to the libs?
[01:03] <gipsy_> i can do it from vista
[01:03] <gipsy_> but im not sure how
[01:03] <DasEi> !vlc > GuidMorrow
[01:03] <gipsy_> from linux
[01:03] <Q_Continuum> CaptainCrook: Perhaps it needs a restart to stop throwing errors?  (Sometimes adding plugins/support for features is half-baked until the app in question, or wherever it gets its list, gets reloaded)
[01:03] <pixlbox> any way of getting itunes running in wine ?
[01:04] <DasEi> gipsy : you want to connect from office to home ?
[01:04] <jdu> DugenNash, well that's all I can think of, that would be causing it.  To test if it is a firefox setting (ignoring Opera for the mement)  try    mv .mozilla .mozilla.bak      after closing firefox and then restart it.  You will have your default settings.  Then to get them back.  do    mv .mozilla.bak .mozilla
[01:04] <arquebus> anyone know a good magnifying glass app for ubuntu to use with netbooks?
[01:05] <GuidMorrow> !multimedia
[01:05] <Mute_Bones> Once again, I have a problem: I attempt to log into my Win7 share, it constantly asks for username and password, even though I put them in right and set it too remember. It never even let's me access the folder
[01:05] <nsahoo> hi .. I accidentally marked some files under svn control to delete on next commit, how do I undo that?
[01:05] <gipsy_> !tab ubottu| sorry first time in IRC too
[01:05] <DugenNash> thanks jdu I'll give that a try
[01:06] <arquebus> nsahoo-  #ubuntu-devel
[01:06] <DasEi> !tab |gipsy_
[01:06] <DasEi> gipsy : you want to connect from office to home ?
[01:06] <arquebus> #ubuntu-devel
[01:06] <gipsy_> DasEi : from home
[01:07] <GuidMorrow> WTH! :"Error: Conflicts with the installed package 'virtualbox-ose'"
[01:07] <DasEi> gipsy_:  the office is running which os ?
[01:07] <nsahoo> arquebus: thanks
[01:07] <jdu> arquebus, kmag works alright.  not specifically designed for a netbook though.  There was a really nice lightweight one that used to be in damn small linux, but I don't know its name.
[01:07] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: remove-purge ose first
[01:07] <herenbdy> is karmic koala stable enough to use for day-to-day stuff and programming?
[01:07] <Q_Continuum> GuidMorrow: You can only have one edition of VirtualBox installed at a time, either OSE or the commercial closed-source version.
[01:07] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[01:07] <GuidMorrow> !
[01:07] <IdleOne> herenbdy, NO
[01:07] <DasEi> GuidMorrow: sudo apt-get remove --purge virtualbox*
[01:07] <herenbdy> IdleOne: :(
[01:07] <IdleOne> herenbdy, #ubuntu+1 for more info
[01:07] <DasEi> muharr
[01:08] <jdu> DugenNash, that of course may do nothing, but it is worth a try to test the situation.
[01:08] <Mute_Bones> I attempt to log into my Win7 share, it constantly asks for username and password, even though I put them in right and set it too remember. It never even let's me mount the folder
[01:08] <IdleOne> http://paste.ubuntu.com/253868/ can I get some help with this please. IDJC is looking for jack libs but I assume that ubuntu doesnt have them in the expected path. How do I tell the configure script where to look for the libs and what is the correct path to the libs?
[01:08] <gipsy_> DasEi:  office is running XP
[01:08] <e370_> can ok this is dumb but how do u use remote desktop viewer
[01:09] <GuidMorrow> crap, what will this do to my virtual disk image?!
[01:09] <Q_Continuum> GuidMorrow: I hit the same thing, all I did was uninstall the OSE and install the closed source one
[01:09] <arquebus> jdu- thanks, I found kmag, but that just puts a permanent window on the screen, I was looking for a moveable magnification window
[01:09] <Q_Continuum> I didn't do a purge or anything
[01:09] <Q_Continuum> and it kept (and used) the same config file(s)
[01:09] <jdu> e370_, Machine, Connect, then enter ip of computer you want to connect to.
[01:10] <jdu> e370_, assuming other computer allows it.
[01:10] <GuidMorrow> but what about the vdi
[01:10] <e370_> yea he has the appropriate boxes tick but its just showin a black screen
[01:10] <laymansterms> hello, does anyone know a way to get the list of packages from a default installation of a Jaunty install? I've been upgrading my desktop since Feisty and I think I've built up some cruft. I want to figure out the difference between a default install and `dpkg --get-selections`.
[01:11] <jdu> e370_, interesting.  Did you click around?  Sometimes it may be asleep.
[01:11] <e370_> hes talkin to me atm
[01:12] <Mute_Bones> Can any one help me with this? >	I attempt to log into my Win7 share, it constantly asks for username and password, even though I put them in right and set it too remember. It never even let's me mount the folder
[01:12] <DugenNash> jdu I tried what you suggested, it looks like the format is still messed up, you can see in this screen of google: http://imagebin.org/59781
[01:12] <DasEi> gipsy_: openssh is there for windows, too, you have to install it on the machine and then also find a way to cooperate the firewall / router, host-based authentification comes to mind
[01:12] <iofafo> hey guys, I'm having a next to impossible time installing nfs-common via `apt-get install nfs-common` ( Bubuntu 8.04 ) ... I'm getting the followeing error: " invoke-rc.d: initscript nfs-common, action "start" failed." ... does anyone have a clue what might be wrong here?
[01:13] <GuidMorrow> ...
[01:13] <GuidMorrow> now I can't find it, where's the program?!
[01:13] <Q_Continuum> GuidMorrow: VDI?  Should be fine.  Those are under .VirtualBox
[01:14] <Q_Continuum> The commercial version doesn't make a shortcut.
[01:14] <jdu> DugenNash, weird.  Have you messed with the Zoom settings too?
[01:14] <DugenNash> Im wondering if my display settings might be messed up
[01:14] <Q_Continuum> GuidMorrow: I created a shortcut on the top bar, command is... VirtualBox
[01:14] <Q_Continuum> GuidMorrow: Also, #vbox - join it.  That's the channel for Virtual Box :-D
[01:15] <iofafo> anyone?
[01:15] <edbian> What package is "shutdown" in ??
[01:15] <DugenNash> when i go to display under preferences i get this message that says: It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool.  Do you want to use your graphics driver vendor's tool instead?
[01:16] <Mute_Bones> Can any one help me with this? >	I attempt to log into my Win7 share, it constantly asks for username and password, even though I put them in right and set it too remember. It never even let's me mount the folder
[01:16] <DasEi> gipsy_:  http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
[01:16] <Berzerker> who wanted me
[01:16] <iofafo> ...
[01:16] <iofafo> hey guys, I'm having a next to impossible time installing nfs-common via `apt-get install nfs-common` ( Bubuntu 8.04 ) ... I'm getting the followeing error: " invoke-rc.d: initscript nfs-common, action "start" failed." ... does anyone have a clue what might be wrong here?
[01:16] <Berzerker> iofafo, sudo?
[01:17] <DasEi> Mute_Bones: tried as superuser ? (mount)  folder accesible by win (share?) ??
[01:17] <iofafo> Berzerker
[01:17] <iofafo> http://pastebin.com/d569722b9
[01:17] <iofafo> I'm root
[01:17] <gipsy_> DasEi: ok i will do some more research on what you just told me and i will try it ... i think ssh is installed.
[01:17] <iofafo> Berzerker: what do you think ?
[01:17] <Berzerker> nothing
[01:17] <Berzerker> lol
[01:17] <Mute_Bones> DasEI: How exactly do I do that? Something like "sudo smbclient -L //192.168.1.5 -U bit "?
[01:18] <iofafo> ...
[01:18] <Berzerker> I have no idea, never tried to install nfs-common
[01:18] <iofafo> hrm
[01:18] <DasEi> gipsy_: if you think it is, you can try connect if you got usernam, ip, password
[01:18] <Chousuke> Mute_Bones: I think you shouldn't use sudo with smbclient.
[01:18] <arquebus> iofafo: your console says that the latest version of nfs-common is already installed
[01:18] <Mute_Bones> Chousuke: Oops, didn't mean to add that in there. I don't.
[01:19] <inx-mdg> arquebus: any luck with the icon?
[01:19] <iofafo> arquebus: it won't start
[01:19] <Mute_Bones> I use "smbclient -L //192.168.1.5 -U bit" which, after entering my password for Win7, responded with "session setup failed: SUCCESS - 0"
[01:19] <DasEi> Mute_Bones: to mount it on tje linux-sys, the mountpoint has to belong to the standard user ; on the win side, the folder has to be allowed to be shared
[01:20] <inx-mdg> arquebus: you need to verify the patch to orca - type "locate orca" and see what it shows for the path
[01:20] <arquebus> inx-mdg: no, when I search in /usr/bin with ls I cant access all the output
[01:20] <gipsy_> DasEi: should i try using "TSC" or is there another application i could use ?
[01:20] <arquebus> inx-mdg: thx, I'll try that
[01:20] <iofafo> arquebus: any clue?
[01:20] <Mute_Bones> DasEi: Okay, but what's the commands?
[01:20] <DasEi> gipsy_: have you got username, ip, password of the office machine ?
[01:20] <arquebus> iofafo: I already told you it says its already installed
[01:20] <gipsy_> yes
[01:20] <gipsy_> DasEi: sorry ... yes
[01:21] <DasEi> gipsy_: sudo apt-get install ssh
[01:21] <iofafo> yea
[01:21] <IdleOne> http://paste.ubuntu.com/253868/ can I get some help with this please. IDJC is looking for jack libs but I assume that ubuntu doesnt have them in the expected path. How do I tell the configure script where to look for the libs and what is the correct path to the libs?
[01:21] <inx-mdg> arquebus: actually, if orca has a menu entry, you can just drag the menu icon to your desktop
[01:21] <iofafo> arquebus: now when I look in daemon.log I see  rpc.statd[4001]: unable to register (statd, 1, udp). .... any clue why that might be ?
[01:22] <zilla1> i have a copy of my old .mozilla-thunderbird directory from an older install, and i want (/need) to get access to all of that mail. What do I need to do to access it?
[01:22] <DasEi> gipsy_: ssh   user@ip-adress   where user and ip-address ...
[01:22] <arquebus> inx-mdg: no it doesnt have a menu entry, its only listed in add and remove programs
[01:22] <inx-mdg> arquebus: did you try "locate" or you could use "whereis orca"
[01:23] <DasEi> gipsy_: if there is an ssh running, you'll be asked to connect and then prompted for passowrd
[01:23] <DasEi> gipsy_: mind pm me ?
[01:23] <th0r> arquebus: look in /usr/share/applications for a file called orca.desktop
[01:23] <arquebus> inx-mdg: strangly its not working, I came up with wrong results with both first letter uppercase and lower case
[01:23] <pellicon> 中文？
[01:23] <gipsy_> DasEi: not at alll ... i will ... sorry i am learning ...  "Restarting OpenBSD Secure Shell server sshd"
[01:24] <arquebus> th0r: big thanks
[01:24] <GuidMorrow> well those guys are certainly no help, they're thinking WIndoze
[01:24] <Mute_Bones> DasEi: Never mind, it mounted properly. Thank you!
[01:24] <inx-mdg> arquebus: its gnome-orca
[01:24] <laymansterms> IdleOne, have you installed jack? Maybe you don't need to tell the script anything if you get the right dependencies installed beforehand.
[01:24] <th0r> arquebus: if it is there, log out and back in and orca should be in the menu. If it is there...use less /usr/share/applications/orca.desktop' to see what Categories is set to...that will tell you where it is in the menus
[01:25] <pellicon> ubuntu-cn
[01:25] <arquebus> th0r- wow, thanks
[01:26] <pellicon> 有没有将中文的
[01:26] <th0r> pellicon: /join #ubuntu-cn
[01:27] <Lord_Pall> hiyo.. Got a dumb question. I setup all of these repos in the package manager and added the key.. Now how do I actually install it?>  https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/xserver-no-backfill
[01:28] <arquebus> th0r- its says icon-orca, what does that mean?
[01:28] <Lord_Pall> (This is to fix the 2 second delay in 9.04 when maximizing windows. It's something to do with the ati 3850 agp)
[01:28] <arquebus> whoops I mean icon=orca
[01:28] <laymansterms> Lord_Pall, is the package xserver-no-backfill?
[01:28] <Berzerker> Lord_Pall, sudo apt-get update, then sudo apt-get install <package>
[01:28] <Lord_Pall> Layman - I would think so, but I can't find it
[01:28] <th0r> arquebus: in /usr/share/icons or /usr/share/pixmaps you should find an icon named orca.png or orca.xpm
[01:29] <arquebus> th0r: ah, ok
[01:29] <orochi> hello...for anyone using tovid, any options in particular that you use to clean up the video quality when it's re-encoded? ffmpeg is the only encoding method that doesn't occasionally result in problem disks but it looks blocky
[01:29] <nibsa1242> I need a guide about installing ubuntu to and booting from a USB stick. My harddisk is dead and all I have is a 4GB pen drive.
[01:29] <th0r> arquebus: if you are using an english language desktop there are only about five lines in that file that are important
[01:30] <inx-live> arquebus: any luck finding gnome-orca?
[01:30] <Lord_Pall> it cant find that package. It's definitely looking at the http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty release.gpg repos
[01:30] <GuidMorrow> !usb-creator
[01:31] <zilla1> well, i got the answer -- just place it in the $HOME/.mozilla-thunderbird
[01:31] <arquebus> inx-live: I found orka-desktop, but not gnome-orka, but orka-desktop seems to have all the information I need
[01:31] <Berzerker> zilla1, answer to what?
[01:31] <laymansterms> Lord_Pall, if you open Synaptic Package Manager, you should be able to select the PPA to see what packages are available from it.
[01:31] <GuidMorrow> nibsa1242: Is your hard disk "dead", as in mechanical failure?
[01:32] <Berzerker> GuidMorrow, he left lol.
[01:32] <GuidMorrow> wth he logged
[01:32] <zilla1> Berzerker my question, hot to put an old .mozilla-thunderbird directory on anew install and get it working. not a big surprise granted, but i figured it out
[01:32] <Berzerker> zilla1, good to know.
[01:32] <Lord_Pall> layman - where does that show up? Like what would I look for to search that ppa?
[01:33] <laymansterms> Lord_Pall, for example, with the "Origin" button selected, I can click ppa.launchpad.net/main to see all the PPAs that I've added and the packages that are available from them.
[01:33] <kbp> is there a way to delete a file in terminal without typing its name? because the name is like this: CÃ¡nh Ä‘á»“ng tuyáº¿t and I can't type it up.
[01:33] <Lord_Pall> got it. Looking now
[01:34] <edbian> kbp: You can remove everything in the directory it's in "sudo rm /path/to/file/*"
[01:34] <Lord_Pall> aha! found it. It was an alternate version availab.e
[01:34] <edbian> kbp: You can also use tab to autocomplete
[01:34] <jrib> kbp: use tab completion or use you can delete using the inode
[01:34] <kbp> edbian: I just want to remove 1 file only
[01:34] <Berzerker> kbp, just type rm -rf C<tab>
[01:34] <edbian> kbp: Put that file in a folder by itself
[01:34] <edbian> kbp: Use tab completion
[01:35] <Lord_Pall> Huge thanks for the help
[01:35] <laymansterms> Lord_Pall, np.
[01:35] <kbp> jrib, edbian: tab completion doesn't work because there are many files start with C. Nautilus doesnt work and gives me error with filename and stuff
[01:35] <Lord_Pall> reboot time
[01:35] <GuidMorrow> why did "virtualbox-3.0" appear in the computer janitor? something's wrong with the package
[01:35] <jrib> kbp: then delete it using the inode.  Do you know how to do that?
[01:35] <edbian> kbp: I think you have a corrupted file
[01:36] <GuidMorrow> !janitor
[01:36] <edbian> kbp: You might went to run e2fsck from a live CD on your FS
[01:36] <laymansterms> kbp, rm C*g
[01:36] <kbp> jrib: I'm googling :)
[01:36] <laymansterms> the file ends in g so you can use that to your advantage.
[01:36] <Berzerker> kbp, browser to it in the  browser, make a new folder, then put it, then try that again (so it's only file in the folder)
[01:36] <laymansterms> oops, I mean t
[01:36] <jrib> kbp: well -i passed to ls will give you the inode and you can use find to search by inode and tell it to -delete
[01:37] <kbp> laymansterms: it solved it :)
[01:37] <kbp> thank you all for your help just rm C*g
[01:37] <kbp> :)
[01:37] <Q_Continuum> GuidMorrow: I just have a shortcut set to run 'VirtualBox' and that works.
[01:38] <arquebus> th0r, inx-live
[01:38] <kbp> Berzerker: browser (nautilus) cannot operate on that file name and gives error whenever I try to touch it :)
[01:38] <arquebus> thanks anyway, I'll try later
[01:38] <Berzerker> kbp, you can't even move it?
[01:39] <laymansterms> Does anyone know how to get the list of packages from a default install of Jaunty? I've still had no bites on that.
[01:39] <Berzerker> kbp, strange. well. glad you got it solved.
[01:39] <Ben64> does 10.04 have a name yet
[01:39] <edbian> laymansterms: What do you want to use such a list for?
[01:39] <inx-live> laymansterms: dpkg -l
[01:40] <GuidMorrow> wth! ubuntu just barfed my package
[01:40] <laymansterms> edbian, I've been upgrading since feisty, and I've installed a bunch of packages apps so I want to know the difference between what's in a default install and what's currently on my machine.
[01:40] <kbp> Berzerker: thank you  :) (drag & drop gives error - the file is on server I'm just sftp to it using both nautilus and terminal. :) )
[01:40] <GuidMorrow> maybe if I install it and then reboot it'll become permanent
[01:41] <taomaster> anyone tested the newest ubuntu  beta
[01:41] <yelloowfire> ???
[01:41] <laymansterms> inx-live, won't that just give me what I have currently?
[01:41] <lstarnes> taomaster: #ubuntu+1 is the channel for 9.10
[01:41] <edbian> laymansterms: dpkg -l will list everything on the system right now.
[01:41] <taomaster> oh
[01:41] <taomaster> thanks
[01:41] <onthecan> how do you get a backup file of Thunderbird's emails and passwords?
[01:42] <Berzerker> onthecan, ~/.mozilla-thunderbird
[01:42] <Berzerker> afk
[01:42] <laymansterms> edbian, right, so that's too much info I think. I want to use dpkg --get-selections to get what I have installed and compare it to just the bare minimum list for the Jaunty desktop install.
[01:43] <laymansterms> and short of firing up a VM with a fresh Jaunty install, I can't think of a way to get the list I need to diff against.
[01:44] <onthecan> how do I restore it from ~/.mozilla-thunderbird
[01:44] <inx-live> onthecan: sorry I missed your question - you have a thunderbird problem...
[01:44] <edbian> laymansterms: I'm trying to find such a list on the internet but I'm not finding anything
[01:45] <Guest73076> Hi, I'm trying to get my Logitech quickcam chat to work in skype and in kopete.  camera screen looks messed up when attempting to test it in skype.  in kopete, the test button simply causes the program to quit.  I tried using gstreamer-properties, set it for videoforlinux2, camera, and when i hit test, i get the following error message: Video for Linux 2 (v4l2): Could not get buffers from device '/dev/video0'.
[01:45] <Guest73076> any help here?
[01:45] <onthecan> how do you get a backup file of Thunderbird's emails and passwords?
[01:45] <inx-live> onthecan: you mean make a backup?
[01:45] <Ben64> cp  -R .mozilla-thunderbird .mozilla-thunderbird.backup
[01:45] <laymansterms> edbian, yeah, I had no luck with Google either. That's why I came here. I thought I might be able to find something related to the desktop seed, but it just list a collection of meta-packages.
[01:45] <JaredKFan> I was known as guest73076, just changed the nickname.
[01:46] <onthecan> Ben64: how do I restore it?
[01:46] <Ben64> depends on what happened to the original
[01:46] <onthecan> there is no original
[01:46] <Ben64> but lets say .mozilla-thunderbird got deleted
[01:46] <JaredKFan> Hi, I'm trying to get my Logitech quickcam chat to work in skype and in kopete.  camera screen looks messed up when attempting to test it in skype.  in kopete, the test button simply causes the program to quit.  I tried using gstreamer-properties, set it for videoforlinux2, camera, and when i hit test, i get the following error message: Video for Linux 2 (v4l2): Could not get buffers from device '/dev/video0'. anyone able t
[01:46] <JaredKFan> o help?
[01:47] <Ben64> mv .mozilla-thunderbird.backup .mozilla-thunderbird
[01:47] <inx-live> does thunderbird actually make a backup of that stuff on its own?
[01:47] <Ben64> not that i know of
[01:47] <detrix42> Hello folks.  have an issue with Nvidia driver.  I get the following error:  API mismatch: the NVIDIA kernel module has version 173.14.16, but this NVIDIA driver component has version 173.14.20.  How do I remove the 14.20 driver?
[01:48] <Ben64> i always make a backup when updating to a new version, but have never needed it
[01:48] <inx-live> Ben64: do you see in the "trash"
[01:48] <inx-live> Ben64: oh, you have a backup!  that's good!
[01:48] <GuidMorrow> ok, all fixed, item is showing in the system tools menu, but computer janitor is still reporting a package problem
[01:48] <inx-live> Ben64: just copy the file you saved into your home directory
[01:49] <Ben64> i'm not the one with a problem :)
[01:49] <livingdaylight> what do i have to install to make two Ubuntu boxes speak to each other on a shared network?
[01:49] <mykola> livingdaylight: with what?
[01:49] <Ben64> livingdaylight: speak to.. in which way?
[01:49] <inx-live> Ben64: oh .... sorry
[01:49] <livingdaylight> share files
[01:49] <onthecan> Ben64: how do you back it up then?
[01:49] <mykola> livingdaylight: samba will do that
[01:49] <Ben64> cp  -R .mozilla-thunderbird .mozilla-thunderbird.backup
[01:49] <livingdaylight> mykola: ssh?
[01:50] <mykola> livingdaylight: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[01:50] <livingdaylight> mykola: isn't ssh easier?
[01:50] <mykola> livingdaylight: ssh would be able to err.. talk. and i suppose you could use scp for one time things. having samba would be easier tho
[01:50] <mykola> livingdaylight: ssh is for logging in to the other computer and pulling files off one at a time (via scp)
[01:50] <Ben64> yeah scp is a pain trying to do a lot of files
[01:50] <mykola> you would have to tar them all together into one big mess to do it all at once
[01:51] <onthecan> ok and then to restore it, its mv .mozilla-thunderbird.backup .mozilla-thunderbird?
[01:51] <inx-live> I just used nautilus to copy .mozilla-thunderbird to a USB, then copied it into home directory on a new install - worked like a charm!
[01:51] <Ben64> onthecan: yeah
[01:51]  * flx__ has had success with SCP and multiple file transfers oO;
[01:51] <Elmosapien> hullo
[01:51] <flx__> Elmosapien: hio
[01:51] <Ben64> flx__: still not as easy as samba
[01:51] <Elmosapien> yay i get greeted nicely
[01:51] <edbian> !hi | Elmosapien
[01:51] <mykola> Elmosapien: ahem... RTFM NOOB!
[01:52] <mykola> Elmosapien: i kid :D what's yer question?
[01:52] <Elmosapien> nothin im just checking in]\\
[01:52] <agent_j> i would like to set up a GNU MailMan mailing list, but i don't want to have to host it myself. alternatives please?
[01:53] <mykola> Elmosapien: nifty ^_^
[01:53] <Elmosapien> i was here yesterday
[01:53] <Elmosapien> (>O_O)>
[01:53] <mykola> Elmosapien: well... in that case you've got some real mental issues
[01:53] <JaredKFan> anyone able to answer my question?
[01:53] <mykola> Elmosapien: go to a real help channel... like 4chan, or the FreeBSD channel
[01:53] <detrix42> Hello folks.  have an issue with Nvidia driver.  I get the following error:  API mismatch: the NVIDIA kernel module has version 173.14.16, but this NVIDIA driver component has version 173.14.20.  How do I remove the 14.20 driver?
[01:53] <chuckf> sshfs is a great program to run and works well for my needs
[01:53] <hattoricaca> http://pastebin.ca/1531013 what is this output i get from bash when i enter '@' and hit tab?
[01:53] <mykola> JaredKFan: don't ask to ask. just ask :D
[01:54] <Elmosapien> watch your mouth buddy
[01:54] <Ben64> detrix42: but 20 > 16
[01:54] <edbian> mykola: He did.  Earlier
[01:54] <Elmosapien> im only 11
[01:54] <mykola> aah... logitech... right
[01:54] <mykola> :(
[01:54] <detrix42> Ben64: yes, but I believe 20 is for different card
[01:54] <Ben64> JaredKFan: you able to watch the video in mplayer?
[01:54] <Ben64> detrix42: 20 should just be a version
[01:54] <edbian> Elmosapien: And you use ubuntu?
[01:55] <Elmosapien> yup
[01:55] <mykola> Elmosapien: i second edbian. well done :D
[01:55] <detrix42> Ben64: there is a missmatch between the driver and the module...
[01:55] <inx-live> Elmosapien: /me applauds you
[01:55] <Ben64> but you should be able to install it from synaptic
[01:55] <Elmosapien> what'
[01:55] <mykola> Elmosapien: now, leave and come back when you're a hardcore linux from scratch user who edits their files in the worlds only standard text editor
[01:55] <mykola> Elmosapien: Ed
[01:56] <detrix42> Ben64: then how do I update the module to 20
[01:56] <Elmosapien> WHAT?!?!
[01:56] <Ben64> how did you install the driver in the first place?
[01:56] <Elmosapien> mykola whats your age
[01:56] <JaredKFan> Ben64:  I't's not video help i need, it's help getting my webcam to work.
[01:56] <Elmosapien> how old are you mykola
[01:56] <Ben64> JaredKFan: what does your webcam output?
[01:57] <mykola> Elmosapien: None o' yer business ;^)
[01:57] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯Hi...¯¯))) ~~~
[01:57] <Elmosapien> ok
[01:57] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯I need help¯¯))) ~~~
[01:57] <Elmosapien> fine
[01:57] <detrix42> Ben64: I downloaded it from the nvidia web site. it did not update the modual
[01:57] <[[[Campanita_22]>  (¯`·.·>Elmosapien<·.·`¯) ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯Hi..¯¯))) ~~~
[01:57] <mykola> [[[Campanita_22]: good lord... STOP
[01:57] <JaredKFan> it displays fine in ekiga, but in kopete when i try to test it, i get a messed up window full of shiny colors.
[01:57] <Elmosapien> hi campanita
[01:57] <[[[Campanita_22]>  (¯`·.·>mykola<·.·`¯) ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯i am woman¯¯))) ~~~
[01:58] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯^^¯¯))) ~~~
[01:58] <Ben64> detrix42: don't install drivers from nvidia.com
[01:58] <onthecan> lol
[01:58] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯Hi how are you?¯¯))) ~~~
[01:58] <mykola> [[[Campanita_22]: good for you.... but god, that's an annoying macro
[01:58] <Elmosapien> good
[01:58] <Ben64> use synaptic unless you're super sure at what you're doing
[01:58] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯Great !¯¯))) ~~~
[01:58] <br34l> anyways, smoking kills you
[01:58] <detrix42> Ben64: I do believe I read that somewhere..lol
[01:58] <mykola> doh... i just realized i'm feedin a troll >.<
[01:58] <[[[Campanita_22]>  (¯`·.·>Elmosapien<·.·`¯) ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯where do you from?¯¯))) ~~~
[01:58] <Elmosapien> Australia
[01:58] <JaredKFan> ben64:  it displays fine in ekiga, but in kopete when i try to test it, i get a messed up window full of shiny colors.
[01:58] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯Wow!..¯¯))) ~~~
[01:58] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯I Chilean¯¯))) ~~~
[01:59] <lstarnes> [[[Campanita_22]: please disable that formatting.  it's very annoying
[01:59] <Elmosapien> annoying macro though
[01:59] <detrix42> Ben64: so how do I uninstall the driver from nvidia website?
[01:59] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯Because?¯¯))) ~~~
[01:59] <Ben64> [[[Campanita_22]: why do you speak inside of crude ascii "members"
[01:59] <mykola> ok... [[[Campanita_22] and Elmosapien... can we stay on topic
[01:59] <[[[Campanita_22]> ()¯¯¯¯)¯¯I no cant write this?¯¯))) ~~~
[01:59] <ryanakca> [[[Campanita_22]: Please don't ()----)--- speak like htis ---))) ```
[01:59] <Elmosapien> im on topic but
[01:59] <Ben64> detrix42: install a version on top
[01:59] <ryanakca> [[[Campanita_22]: Switch IRC clients then, or disable it.
[01:59] <GuidMorrow> one thing I hate about this program: NAG SCREEN!
[01:59] <lstarnes> [[[Campanita_22]: you must use plain text
[01:59] <Ben64> detrix42: like from synaptic
[02:00] <[[[Campanita_22]> now?
[02:00] <detrix42> Ben64: brb
[02:00] <mykola> [[[Campanita_22]: much better ^_^
[02:00] <[[[Campanita_22]> hahahahaha..
[02:00] <[[[Campanita_22]> ^
[02:00] <Elmosapien> lol
[02:00] <[[[Campanita_22]> ^^
[02:00] <GuidMorrow> each time I start virtualbox, they want me to register their program
[02:00] <[[[Campanita_22]> Sorry ..
[02:00] <Elmosapien> (>O_O)>
[02:00] <mykola> GuidMorrow: what? virtualbox is free
[02:00] <JaredKFan> ben64: i have to leave now. email me at Jared.Buck@gmail.com.
[02:00] <mykola> GuidMorrow: i use it at work all the time... never nags me
[02:00] <[[[Campanita_22]> Elmsapien how years old?
[02:01] <Ben64> JaredKFan: : /
[02:01] <Elmosapien> guidmorrow just cancel registration or click remind me later
[02:01] <[[[Campanita_22]> VirtualBox I like this virtual machin.
[02:01] <[[[Campanita_22]> machine.
[02:01]  * GuidMorrow . o O please hold
[02:01] <mykola> [[[Campanita_22]: yeah. it gets the job done :) and the seamless mode is tight
[02:01] <cvxxcvcb> Discuss anything anonymously without registering an account at the only place on the Internet where grammar, spelling and punctuation actually matters: http://www.anontalk.com/ (or https://www.anontalk.com/ for immediate encryption). A definite bookmark for every smart Internet user! (This has been a public service message; NOT spam.)
[02:01] <lukas___> Hello, I have strange behaviour on my kubuntu - for maybe ten minutes I see swap running on maximum speed on atop while more than 50% (1.3GB) of RAM is free. I do not consider this to be normal. CPU is for 80%idle, disk does not seem to be overloaded ... Could anyone say what could be wrong? The computer is really having some troubles with performance, but I do not see where and why
[02:01] <Elmosapien> im only 11; the yougest developer here ><
[02:01] <mykola> Elmosapien: you're a dev? which project? :)
[02:02] <agent_j> i would like to set up a GNU MailMan mailing list, but i don't want to have to host it myself. alternatives please?
[02:02] <Elmosapien> a bit on lfs and im dev for UltraXLinux too
[02:02] <Ben64> agent_j: find a host?
[02:02] <Elmosapien> search up UltraXLinux on google
[02:02] <evilGUI> Anyone here using a radeon 40xx card?
[02:02] <Elmosapien> no
[02:02] <agent_j> Ben64: isn't there some free MailMan service though?
[02:03] <wpqhs123> 大家早上好
[02:03] <Libertas> t
[02:03] <Elmosapien> im  using a ATI redeon xpress 200
[02:03] <GuidMorrow> mykola: http://img266.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotvirtualboxreg.png
[02:03] <[[[Campanita_22]> The one who has done CISCO?
[02:03] <wpqhs123> no
[02:03] <i3luefire> what does it mean when i get the error                         make: *** No rule to make target `xconfig'.  Stop.
[02:03] <Ben64> agent_j: no idea
[02:03] <mykola> Elmosapien: find that hard to believe ;)
[02:03] <ctmjr> !cn | wpqhs123
[02:03] <Elmosapien> you reckon
[02:04] <lstarnes> i3luefire: it means that what you are building does not understand make xconfig
[02:04] <wpqhs123> shit
[02:04] <[[[Campanita_22]>  (¯`·.·>Elmosapien<·.·`¯) what version of linux you recommend
[02:04] <wpqhs123> i can speak english
[02:04] <lstarnes> [[[Campanita_22]: please disable that formatting as well
[02:04] <mykola> GuidMorrow: are you using the open source edition?
[02:04] <i3luefire> lstarnes, well i am trying to build a cust kern
[02:04] <wpqhs123> red hat 9.0
[02:04] <Elmosapien> OpenSuse
[02:04] <mykola> Gah... OpenSuse? why
[02:05] <lstarnes> i3luefire: does make menuconfig work
[02:05] <Elmosapien> or Fedora
[02:05] <[[[Campanita_22]> red hat is a operating system of red!
[02:05] <[[[Campanita_22]> of network.
[02:05] <mykola> or CentOS ;)
[02:05] <Pricey> !best | [[[Campanita_22]
[02:05] <Elmosapien> not cent os
[02:05] <i3luefire> lstarnes, idk
[02:05] <[[[Campanita_22]> Yess, i like sentos.
[02:05] <mykola> personally though, i much prefer debian
[02:05] <lstarnes> i3luefire: try it
[02:05] <mykola> our company runs a mix of RHEL 4 and CentOS servers... i gotta say, red hat network is an awesome tool
[02:06] <lstarnes> i3luefire: if xconfig doesn't work, menuconfig usually will
[02:06] <Elmosapien> how do the bots work
[02:06] <Elmosapien> i wanna be a bot
[02:06] <Ben64> lstarnes: or gconfig
[02:06] <lstarnes> i3luefire: try make gconfig
[02:06] <[[[Campanita_22]> Because they challenge me so much I do not deal: (
[02:06] <br34l> short question : is ext4 format "just able to handle bigger files" and boot a lil bit faster ?   if i understand the wiki right
[02:06] <i3luefire> lstarnes, menuconfig doesnt work
[02:06] <mykola> [[[Campanita_22]: to be honest though. once you know enough, every linux distro becomes similar
[02:07] <mykola> [[[Campanita_22]: my advice is to just choose one and stick w/ it
[02:07] <Ben64> i3luefire: are you in the right directory
[02:07] <[[[Campanita_22]>  (¯`·.·>mykola<·.·`¯) :D thanks!
[02:07] <Elmosapien> my company is Computers 'n' More servers run Ubuntu Server 9.10
[02:08] <i3luefire> Ben64, i think so
[02:08] <Pricey> !offtopic | Elmosapien
[02:08] <mykola> Elmosapien: ... why? It's unstable (for a server environment) and doesn't come with enterprise tools to keep everything in line with everything else
[02:08] <mykola> and ubottu has a point :)
[02:09] <i3luefire> yes i am
[02:09] <Ben64> i'd rather use 8.04 server
[02:09] <Ben64> nothing but LTS's for me
[02:09] <Ben64> at least unless I'm just playing around
[02:09] <mykola> Ben64: yeah... less chance of something breaking randomly :D
[02:09] <Ben64> I had tons of problems on Gutsy
[02:09] <GuidMorrow> lol blue screen of death in a virtual machine, I shoulda known
[02:09] <Elmosapien> !offtopic | Pricey
[02:09] <[[[Campanita_22]> See you after..!!!!
[02:09] <Ben64> now I'm sticking with Hardy till Lusty Lark comes out
[02:10] <[[[Campanita_22]> Bye bye!!.
[02:10] <Elmosapien> bye
[02:10] <mykola> Ben64: Gutsy : Canonical as Vista : Microsoft
[02:10] <Ben64> mykola: really?
[02:10] <Ben64> firefox would freeze my whole system
[02:10] <Ben64> never did figure that one out
[02:10] <GuidMorrow> for some reason the audio is still kinda terrible
[02:10] <mykola> Ben64: lol... i don't know a single person who liked gutsy better than feisty or hardy
[02:10] <Elmosapien> !offtopic | mykola
[02:11] <Pricey> Elmosapien: I sent you a PM earlier?
[02:11] <mykola> Ben64: if i recall correctly, gutsy was the first ubuntu to come with built in compiz and plug ins enabled, right? Feisty had an experimental box for desktop cube, but gutsy had it by default
[02:11] <Ben64> i think so
[02:12] <Ben64> it sure was "gutsy"
[02:12] <mykola> Ben64: yeah... that affected stability
[02:12] <Ben64> i disabled that, still crashed with firefox
[02:12] <zhxk> how to see the size of memory a program occupy?
[02:12] <Ben64> and since i finally got flash 10 working, my computer is complete
[02:13] <br34l> zhxk systemmonitor?!
[02:13] <zhxk> br34l:under cli?
[02:13] <br34l> ..nvm.. ^^
[02:13] <Ben64> top?
[02:13] <zhxk> ??
[02:13] <mykola> heh... my favorite firefox bug was the one that made it full screen... remember that? no way to manipulate the window unless you turned it into full screen mode and then popped it out again (hitting F11 twice)
[02:13] <zhxk> how?
[02:13] <mykola> System monitor on the command line is called "top"
[02:13] <Ben64> type "top"
[02:14] <dsdeiz_> hello, in my acer laptop there is this volume wheel but can't seem to make it work. but it works perfectly with mplayer. can i make it work with a volume control or something?
[02:14] <lukas___> zhxk: there are more top is classic, others like htop ...
[02:16] <inx-live> what's a good, easy to use CLI network traffice monitor?
[02:17] <inx-live> hi ya Elmosapien !
[02:17] <ubuntu__> hi, does anyone knows if i cancel the checksum while burning a disk?
[02:18] <inx-live> traffice/traffic
[02:19] <ubuntu__> hi, does anyone knows if i cancel the checksum while burning a disk, it wont work?
[02:20] <GuidMorrow> I still can't get to my @#$%&* flash key
[02:20] <arbir> i need to separate the / and /usr partitions, how much space do i allocate to / ?
[02:20] <lakotajames> hi guys.  i just bought a new laptop, runnning vista.  i'm about to install linux, is there any reason i should dual-boot, or should i just wipe it completely?
[02:21] <biovore> ubuntu__: It will, but you will not be able to verify that the disk burned correctly..
[02:21] <inx-live> lakotajames: as long as you are sure there are now windows apps you will need, go for it
[02:21] <arbir> lakotajames: let it dual boot
[02:21] <agent_j> lakotajames: whatever you do, don't delete the recovery partition!!
[02:21] <arbir> agent_j: any idea what size the / partition should be ?
[02:22] <Elmosapien> #windows-offtopic
[02:22] <Elmosapien> i couldnt talk b4
[02:22] <Elmosapien> Pricey banned me
[02:22] <Pricey> Elmosapien: PM please?
[02:22] <agent_j> lakcaj: well the / directory is what contains your whole system and all your apps. give it as much as you can.
[02:22] <agent_j> lakcaj: opps sorry wp
[02:23] <arbir> agent_j: i plan to keep a / and /usr separate
[02:23] <Elmosapien> ok Pricey
[02:23] <lakotajames> ok, what are the advantages of multipule partitions?
[02:23] <agent_j> arbir: sorry i kinda miss fired there. um, the root directory should be 10GB minimum imo.
[02:23] <arbir> agent_j: i have 10gb in total :-)
[02:24] <meglo> In a fresh install of Jaunty 9.04 on my machine with a 6800GS, booting up gdm/xorg has my display just spitting out vertical blinking line noise. I replaced it with some S3 ViRGE but I was wondering how I would go about fixing the issue in order to use the other card?
[02:24] <Flannel> arbir: Why do you want to separate /usr?
[02:24] <br34l> :s risky but should work, my cousin is running ubuntu 8,.04 on a 8gig hd, i think
[02:24] <agent_j> arbir: if you be careful it could just as easily be 3GB or 5GB. that may run out though.
[02:24] <arbir> Flannel: better performnace..... we keep writing to /usr
[02:25] <meglo> You can run it on 2GB~ if you have xubuntu. a full installation is like 1.5~GB
[02:26] <meglo> Should I use the nv driver, what is happening when GDM starts up that causes my graphics card to spaz out?
[02:31] <stoner> i might just install xcfe actually
[02:33] <i3luefire> where is a good how-to on building a cust kern?
[02:33] <Steil> hey i want to make gnome look like windows XP how do i do it?
[02:34] <Elmosapien> how can i make a WORLD accessible nfs drive on ubuntu server 9.10
[02:34] <br34l> Streil: what ubuntu version?
[02:34] <br34l> -r
[02:34] <mario3> how do i get ubuntu to see a tv tuner ?
[02:34] <Steil> 4
[02:34] <lakotajames> is there anything it's worth keeping vista for?
[02:34] <Pete2> whats the best ubuntu versio?
[02:34] <br34l> uhhm..ubuntu 4?
[02:35] <lakotajames> Pete2: the newest.
[02:35] <Pete2> really eh?
[02:35] <lstarnes> Pete2: 8.04 or 9.04
[02:35] <Elmosapien> how can i??
[02:35] <geneticx> anyone knows of a tool to download video from an IP camera in linux?
[02:35] <Pete2> cool...im running that i just cant get any rendering going
[02:35] <Elmosapien> how can i make a WORLD accessible nfs drive on ubuntu server 9.10
[02:35] <Elmosapien> how can i make a WORLD accessible nfs drive on ubuntu server 9.10
[02:35] <Elmosapien> how can i make a local only accessible nfs drive on ubuntu server 9.10
[02:35] <Elmosapien> ^is correct
[02:36] <meglo> no one likes you
[02:36] <Elmosapien> not ^^^^
[02:36] <GuidMorrow> there was a certain problem that forced me to come here, you know, something like this: http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/8529/hppse35crash.png
[02:36] <ctmjr> !karmic | Elmosapien
[02:36] <i3luefire> where is a good how-to on building a cust kern? i already tried google...
[02:36] <meglo> i3luefire, debian docs
[02:37] <Elmosapien> !karmic | ctmjr
[02:37] <i3luefire> meglo, ty
[02:37] <GuidMorrow> karmic will break?  as in, if I try to use it in its current form, it's prone to crashing?
[02:37] <meglo> i3luefire, i'm sure there is a stickied thread on ubuntu forums about it too
[02:37] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: yes
[02:38] <ctmjr> Elmosapien: what is your problem?
[02:38] <GuidMorrow> wait ... the version numbers refer to the year/month the OS was released
[02:38] <Elmosapien> nothing
[02:38] <Pete2> I cant for the life of me get effects going at all..any links or anything to help...
[02:38] <Pricey> Elmosapien: I strongly advise against alpha software if you do not know what you are doing.
[02:38] <jeeves_Moss> what is the package called for smssend?
[02:38] <Elmosapien> how can i make a local only accessible nfs drive on ubuntu server 9.04
[02:39] <Elmosapien> ive got ubuntu server 9.04
[02:39] <mgray5159> ubuntu server is pretty nice
[02:39] <stinky> hello, how can I make the wireless network manager remember my keyring pasword, so i dont have to enter it every time? thanks :)
[02:39] <Elmosapien> i use it a web server
[02:40] <Elmosapien> how can i make a local only accessible nfs drive on ubuntu server 9.04
[02:40] <Elmosapien> answer me
[02:40] <backgen> hey i reinstalled windows a few days ago, and of course it removed my swap menu on bootup...i forgot how to redo it though, can anyone help me?
[02:40] <Pricey> !nfs | Elmosapien
[02:40] <DigitalCrypto> time to go back to #archlinux :)
[02:40] <Pete2> ..how/where do i get drivers so I can get desktop effects
[02:40] <stinky> Pete2, right click on desktop and turn on effects
[02:40] <Elmosapien> !devel | Pete2
[02:41] <Elmosapien> thanks mr bot
[02:41] <Elmosapien> look
[02:41] <Pricey> Elmosapien: Please read what the bot pointed you to.
[02:41] <Pete2> lol
[02:41] <stinky> lol
[02:41] <Elmosapien> i did
[02:41] <Elmosapien> good page
[02:41] <Elmosapien> the bot gave me
[02:42] <Elmosapien> !linux | Elmosapien
[02:42] <stinky> ! alsa mute
[02:42] <mik3y> I'm having some issues with talkd. It was working and all of a sudden it's not. Can someone help assist me? This is driving me nuts.
[02:42] <Pricey> !sound | stinky
[02:42] <stinky> ! mute
[02:42] <Elmosapien> !shutup
[02:42] <backgen> can anyone help me reinstall GRUB, i have a dual boot linux/windows comp, i reinstalled Windows a few days ago and now i cant swap to my linux partition anymore (swap menu doesnt show on startup, just goes straight to windows) thanks!
[02:42] <Elmosapien> !shut up
[02:42] <Elmosapien> ok
[02:43] <Elmosapien> !my friend
[02:43] <stinky> thanks, I need to make so ALSA is not set to mute at startup
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> backgen:  thats the 'grub menu' swap means somthing totally different in linux terms
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> !fixgrub | backgen
[02:43] <backgen> thank you!
[02:43] <Pricey> !abr Elmosapien
[02:44] <stinky> thanks for killing spammer :)
[02:44] <mario3> how do i ask the bot about tv tuners?
[02:44] <mik3y> cananyone be of assistance?
[02:44] <mik3y> This is driving me completely mad
[02:44] <ctmjr> mario3: whats wrong with your tuner?
[02:45] <mario3> ! tv tuner
[02:45] <mario3> i have  9.04 adn  it doesnt seem to find the tuner
[02:45] <LinksFan> ! compiz
[02:45] <mario3> it works on windows 7 on this box so i t is there and funcional
[02:45] <inx-live> mik3y: what's talkd?  Just curious
[02:46] <ctmjr> mario3: what have you tried to see if it is not workin?
[02:46] <mario3> downloaded "scantv" but i didnt have luck wht that
[02:47] <mario3> frankly i am in the dark
[02:47] <backgen> eeek terminal won't accept the fdisk -1 command
[02:47] <LinksFan> ! virtual desktop
[02:47] <inx-live> backgen: sudo fdisk -l
[02:47] <swerve_> r u running it as root
[02:47] <mario3> there are guides about mythtv, gut i t doent relatte to simply watching live tv
[02:47] <mik3y> inx-live: it's an old way of communicating from the CLI to other users
[02:47] <ctmjr> mario3: is it usb or pci?
[02:47] <mik3y> which is why this channel is useless for help on these kind of things. :)
[02:47] <mik3y> Nobody knows squat.
[02:47] <mario3> pci
[02:48] <inx-live> mik3y: I'm running a CLI distro right now - called INX
[02:48] <backgen> inx-live: thanks!
[02:48] <mario3> asus phc3-100
[02:48] <inx-live> backgen: your welcome!  :)
[02:49] <arkanes> anyone know how to make nautilus sorting not be case sensitive?
[02:49] <arkanes> google suggests that if LANG is en_US.utf-8 it shouldn't be, but it is
[02:50] <LinksFan> ! wine
[02:52] <detrix42> I need some help with an nvidia drive/module.  awhile back I tried to upgrade the video driver by going to nvidia's website.  There were problems, so I went back to the ubuntu community supported restricted driver.  BUT!!!  I am getting the following error:  NVIDIA kernel module has version 173.14.16, but this NVIDIA driver component has version 173.14.20.
[02:52] <Mka> installed dictd dict-wn (wordnet) but gnome-dictionary cant work offline
[02:53] <richardcavell> Am I the only person who thinks it intriguing that the program "Hello, World!" has been updated and has a changelog?  https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hello/2.4-1/+changelog
[02:53] <Mka> I get this error: Connection failed to the dictionary server at localhost:2628 . What can I do?
[02:54] <inx-live> Mka: is that the gnome-dictionary error?
[02:54] <mario3> ummmm... updated hello world? sounds too complicated to  consider
[02:54] <ectospasm> Mka: try 127.0.0.1:2628
[02:54] <Mka> inx-live: yes
[02:55] <ectospasm> the gnome-dictionary app doesn't recognize localhost from what I can tell
[02:55] <richardcavell> mario3: I find it extraordinary that the recent changelog actually fixes a few bugs
[02:55] <Mka> ectospasm: ok let me try that
[02:55] <richardcavell> I would have thought that Hello, World! could be written bug free, but no
[02:55] <inx-live> Mka | ectospasm - is this through firefox?
[02:55] <ectospasm> inx-live: no, this is gnome-dictionary app (whatever it's called)
[02:56] <Mka> inx-live: no
[02:56] <Mka> inx-live: it's through gnome-dictionary
[02:56] <inx-live> Mka | ectospasm how does it access the gnome-dictionary site?
[02:56] <GuidMorrow> what does "host+del" mean
[02:56] <ectospasm> inx-live: it access a dictd server
[02:57] <ectospasm> /ss/sses/
[02:57] <ectospasm> s/ss/sses/
[02:57] <inx-live> ectospasm: oh.  I'm not familiar with that... googling now....
[02:58] <ectospasm> Mka: did that suggestion work for you?
[02:58] <Mka> ectospasm | inx-live: it works! but I used to use "localhost" in intrepid and it used to work. thats for help.
[02:58] <ectospasm> yeah, I dunno why it changed.
[02:58] <ectospasm> Although I didn't install a local dictd server until I installed UNR (Jaunty)
[02:59] <jedc> richardcavell, hello works for me from the repos in 9.04
[02:59] <Mka> inx-live: it accesses an offline WordNet dictionary
[02:59] <skyl> why can I hit this with FF: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/docutils/docutils-0.5.tar.gz?download
[02:59] <richardcavell> jedc: Well it's up to version 2.4-1 now
[02:59] <skyl> but not from the terminal?
[02:59] <inx-live> Mka: ahh.. I see now
[02:59] <ectospasm> skyl: it's got a ? in it
[03:00] <skyl> ectospasm even without
[03:00] <jedc> richardcavell, the changelog is mostly to do with documentation, which makes sense since it is used in the packaging tutorials i think
[03:00] <ectospasm> skyl: you're changing the URL
[03:00] <smacktalk> how do I make linux join a windows workgroup?
[03:00] <ectospasm> the ? is important!
[03:00] <Neurotiquette> How do i find out what /dev my external USB device is plugged into?
[03:00] <ectospasm> smacktalk: see samba
[03:01] <detrix42> Neurotiquette: sudo fdisk -L
[03:01] <ctmjr> mario3: i cannot find anything about your card (supported or not), can you run lspci in a terminal and see if you find your card?
[03:01] <skyl> ectospasm nope
[03:01] <ectospasm> Um, if it's part of a query it's important
[03:01] <detrix42> Neurotiquette: look for the size that matches your usb drive
[03:01] <ectospasm> and a ? is not valid in a URL otherwise
[03:01] <Neurotiquette> detrix42: Thank you.
[03:01] <detrix42> Neurotiquette: no prob
[03:02] <stinky> how do I make so that i do not have to enter the keyring password to my wifi network every time I reboot?
[03:02] <mario3> it doesnt seem ot see it in lspci
[03:02] <ectospasm> skyl: you need to escape the question mark so the shell doesn't try to interpret it.
[03:02] <ectospasm> I usually wrap the URL in quotes for that reason.
[03:03] <mario3> Multimedia controller: ViXS Systems, Inc. XCode 2100 Series?
[03:04] <ectospasm> mario3: what are you looking for?  Seeing your card exactly depends on many things, including the lspci database being up to date
[03:05] <mario3> it shows the vid card adn the chipset related entriwes but idon t see anyting that relates to a tuner
[03:05] <mario3> how do i update the database?
[03:05] <mik3y> how do you get a package to reinstall all the config files from the command line?
[03:06] <mykola> mik3y a sudo apt-get purge should clear config files
[03:06] <ectospasm> mario3: are you sure the tuner is supposed to show up as a separate device?
[03:06] <GuidMorrow> windows fails
[03:06] <arand> stinky: you can go to system>admin.>authorizations I think, and the authorization should be under network-manager-settings...
[03:06] <mykola> GuidMorrow: my sentiments exactly
[03:06] <ectospasm> GuidMorrow: more often than not, yes
[03:06] <mario3> it is an asus phc3-100 -- well it is in a pci slot... shouldtn it be indicated?
[03:06] <GuidMorrow> it says it doesn't have processor DEP when whenever Windows was running by itself it ran without reporting any problem
[03:07] <ectospasm> mario3: so it's separate from the machine?
[03:07] <ectospasm> It may be an unknown device
[03:07] <mario3> yes
[03:07] <GuidMorrow> and what is this "nested paging" thing
[03:07] <mario3> it is  a relatively new card
[03:08] <ectospasm> Look up the Asus PCI ID, see if you see any devices for that on there
[03:08] <ectospasm> you may need to use lspci -vvn to see all of that info
[03:08] <detrix42> Neurotiquette: did that work for  you
[03:08] <mykola> in order to configure your video card, press the start button. then click on the control panel icon.
[03:08] <ectospasm> Or just "lspci | grep -i asus"
[03:09] <mykola> *dies of a gunshot wound to the head*
[03:09] <ectospasm> well, they can't assume any prior knowledge
[03:09] <detrix42> I need some help with an nvidia drive/module.  awhile back I tried to upgrade the video driver by going to nvidia's website.  There were problems, so I went back to the ubuntu community supported restricted driver.  BUT!!!  I am getting the following error:  NVIDIA kernel module has version 173.14.16, but this NVIDIA driver component has version 173.14.20.
[03:10] <ectospasm> detrix42: you should probably only use the Ubuntu restricted driver.  I ran into a problem with my machine at work because I forced the "latest" driver onto my machine, and it totally borked
[03:11] <sintryx> anyone experience completely slow ubuntu when moving 10+ gb from Slave to Master hard drives..?
[03:11] <LinksFan> ! sudo
[03:12] <jeeves_Moss> how do I fix daemontools-run?  it keeps exiting with an error code of "1", and won't let me install anything else
[03:12] <ectospasm> sintryx: that probably depends on your HD transfer speeds, your HD controller(s), and your I/O capacity
[03:12] <detrix42> ectospasm: correct. I am trying to go back to the ubuntu restricted mod.   I have. but due to the upgrade a component is still marked with the upgrade version....I can't seem to undo that.
[03:12] <sevodnya> sintryx, do you mean that even the interface stops responding?
[03:13] <Berzerker> sintryx, cable select fwt
[03:13] <Berzerker> ftw*
[03:13] <br34l> sounds for me like "the usual beeing busy lag "
[03:13] <sintryx> sevodnya, the only window responsive is the actual transfer, where it shows speed / files / eta etc.
[03:13] <sintryx> these are hard drives in a laptop
[03:13] <ectospasm> detrix42: IIRC I didn't use the stock nVidia module and stuff, I just forced what's in the Ubuntu repos
[03:13] <jeeves_Moss> how do I fix daemontools-run?  it keeps exiting with an error code of "1", and won't let me install anything else
[03:13] <sartan> I'm pulling hair out with a weird grub problem... I've got a software raid5 as my / and a normal disk as my /boot - all of the grub tools are completely failing on me with ubuntu leaving me with basically an unusable system
[03:13] <mario3> i guess i will reboot to windows a dn see what belarc identifies for that card
[03:13] <mario3> it isnt  here as far as i cna see
[03:13] <ectospasm> sartan: how are they failing?
[03:14] <sintryx> ectospasm, anyway to check the speeds?
[03:14] <sartan> i'm at a point now where grub loads, my PC boots to a grub> prompt, and i'm able to manually specify kernel /vmlinuz-etc root=/dev/mapper/LVM-root & initrd /initrd-etc
[03:14] <sartan> ectospasm: The scripts seem to run, but i'm not completely sure what they're doing
[03:14] <ectospasm> sintryx: hdparm might be able to tell you, but I don't know that tool very well
[03:14] <sartan> my menu.lst file looks ok, but it's like grub is ignoring it
[03:14] <sintryx> ectospasm, ill check it out thx
[03:15] <mario3> there doesnt seem to be anyting in /dev either...
[03:15] <mario3> brb
[03:15] <sartan> what i'd like to do is i suppos eunderstand the difference between stages at a high level so i can pinpoint where the boot process is failing, so i can target my efforts to correct it. running grub-install & update-grub over and over doesn't seem to be doing very well for me.
[03:15] <detrix42> ectospasm: How do I force the repo driver....I have tried in synaptic to do a full reinstall, but I still have the problem... I am about reinstall ubuntu
[03:16] <ectospasm> detrix42: that's what I'd do, it's less hassle
[03:16] <ectospasm> detrix42: unless your home directories aren't on their own partition(s)
[03:17] <sartan> ...googling - doesn't look like i'm getting to stage 1.5
[03:17] <sartan> or 1.5 isn't loading stage 2
[03:17] <detrix42> ectospasm: I am running a backup of the whole system....argh
[03:17] <ectospasm> detrix42: ouch
[03:17] <t0mm0>  ca
[03:17] <ectospasm> next time, put your home directories on their own partition
[03:18] <jeeves_Moss> how can I repair this error?  "E: daemontools-run: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"
[03:18] <ectospasm> then if you have to reinstall, you don't need to wipe out all of your files
[03:18] <Ben64> detrix42: when are you getting that error
[03:18] <Dr_Willis> jeeves_Moss:  whats giving that error?
[03:18] <ectospasm> jeeves_Moss: I don't know daemontools, but that's not a very descriptive error
[03:18] <ectospasm> We need more verbosity
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> jeeves_Moss:  you are tryign to use that windows disk-emulator program Daemontools in linux with wine?
[03:19] <detrix42> ectospasm: I will probibly do that, but there are other areas of the system that need the back up...like all the libraries I have collected...
[03:19] <jeeves_Moss> when I try to install any new software, it gives me an error that just specifys that daemontools-run won't update, and when I try to reinstall it, I get that error
[03:19] <neonyoga> viking.dal.net
[03:19] <Ben64> it's gotta be easier to fix nvidia than to re-install ubuntu
[03:19] <robert> how do i enable voice chat in Gyachi?
[03:19] <ectospasm> Ben64: it's simpler because it's a known solution
[03:20] <detrix42> Ben64: I have installed the game PlaneShift.  its setup program tests the video card capabilities.   I get the error then.
[03:20] <LinksFan> Does iTunes run in Ubuntu?
[03:20] <ectospasm> LinksFan: if it does, I'm a happy man!
[03:20] <duiu> LinksFan: under Wine, no syncing
[03:20] <Ben64> you could try uninstalling nvidia through synaptic, then installing the one from nvidia.com
[03:20] <ectospasm> but, alas, I don't think so
[03:20] <ectospasm> Wine chokes on it
[03:21] <LinksFan> Ah well. Worth asking, at least!
[03:21] <ectospasm> ...at least the latest version
[03:21] <Ben64> but then when your kernel updates, you would have to do it again
[03:21] <ectospasm> Ben64: you've got it backwards
[03:21] <ectospasm> He tried that already, and now he's trying to revert to the repo one
[03:21] <Ben64> how so
[03:21] <duiu> Whenever I try to ssh into my system I get "access denied" (with correct password) whenever I try to log in as anyone except the user I created when I installed the system. Suggestions?
[03:21] <ectospasm> duiu: not all users have ssh access
[03:21] <Ben64> ectospasm: he tried installing nvidia.com over top of synaptic's
[03:22] <LinksFan> ! kde
[03:22] <duiu> ectospasm: So how do I give them access?
[03:22] <detrix42> Ben64: yes I did about 3 months ago
[03:22] <ectospasm> duiu: hold on, researching
[03:22] <detrix42> Ben64: then I had problems and had to go back to the repo driver
[03:23] <Ben64> well if you think re-installing is good, go for it
[03:23] <Ben64> i just hate doing that myself
[03:23] <detrix42> Ben64: I am dreading it. but....
[03:23] <ectospasm> duiu: what does the -vvv option to ssh tell you when you try to connect and it fails?
[03:24] <Ben64> just remember, don't install stuff without synaptic
[03:25] <ectospasm> Ben64: using apt is OK
[03:26] <detrix42> Ben64: but that takes all the fun out of learning how to be a linux system admin....lol    cough...cough...
[03:27] <ectospasm> heh... I can't wait for the linux monolith to drop out of the collective consciousness.  "Do you know Debian?"  "Do you know Red Hat?"  instead of Linux
[03:28] <ectospasm> I should take that to OT
[03:29] <jeeves_Moss> what ubuntu package contains URLLIB2 for python?
[03:29] <Lunis> anyone know how to make windows stop auto-maximizing after uninstalling ubuntu-netbook-remix?
[03:31] <br34l> jeeves_Moss   http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/articles/urllib2.shtml   ?
[03:31] <jeeves_Moss> br34l, thanks.
[03:31] <ectospasm> jeeves_Moss: if you know the name of the file (and it's on your system) you can use dpkg-query /path/to/file
[03:31] <duiu> ectospasm: goes through a bunch of stuff, then defaults to remaining method password
[03:32] <jeeves_Moss> ectospasm, that's the problem.  I don't think it's installed.  I got a script from someone that needs urllib and urllib2, and I can't find them for Ubuntu
[03:32] <ectospasm> so what happens when  you give it the password, duiu?
[03:32] <ipatrol> We should focus in the coming releases on allowing the user to do more things without the terminal
[03:32] <dragon> how can i undeclare a function in bash?
[03:32] <ectospasm> ipatrol: using the terminal should always be an option, though
[03:32] <ectospasm> and quicker too
[03:32] <ipatrol> yes
[03:32] <duiu> ectospasm: sends a pack, waits for replecy, auth than can continue : publickey, password, then the permission denied
[03:33] <duiu> *packet, repley
[03:33] <duiu> **reply
[03:33] <ectospasm> before you give it the password?
[03:33] <Xerran1> whats the best app to back up ubuntu?
[03:33] <duiu> ectospasm: after
[03:33] <ipatrol> To delete a function? Declare it again as nothing
[03:33] <duiu> ectospasm: I'd copy it to pastebin but I'm on cygwin and can't highlight, and redirection isn't working
[03:34] <ipatrol> evilGUI?
[03:34] <Steil> duiu: can you help me?
[03:34] <ectospasm> duiu: I dunno what it could be
[03:34] <duiu> Steil: !ask
[03:34] <Steil> !ask
[03:34] <ectospasm> Unless the user's shell is set to something not executable
[03:34] <Steil> !ask How do I make ubuntu work fast on my old computer because it goes slow when i try to play videos
[03:35] <Quarterstaff> Been using Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope as my sole system for 7 days now. No problems I could not overcome except for my printer
[03:35] <ectospasm> Quarterstaff: that may be your printer manufacturers fault
[03:35] <ectospasm> Although linuxprinting.org has come a LONG way
[03:35] <oldude67> Steil, what cpu are you using and how much memory do you have in it?
[03:35] <duiu> Steil: you don't need the !ask, I was just informing you that you should not ask to ask, and you can't speed it up, your computer just sucks. You could try Xubuntu instead, but you're pretty much screwed
[03:35] <dragon> Steil: anything that starts with a ! is food for a bot. Don't feed it too much ;)
[03:36] <Quarterstaff> ectospasm,  Yes! I need a new printer
[03:36] <sevodnya> Steil: Also, what type of video are you trying to play?
[03:36] <Steil> i have pentium 4 1.4ghz with 512mb ram
[03:36] <ectospasm> The Xerox they got at work is niiiice, but I can't afford that
[03:36] <Steil> i try to play veronica mars
[03:36] <dragon> Steil: what version of ubuntu?
[03:36] <Steil> 4
[03:36] <oldude67> Steil, use xubuntu or add more memory.
[03:36] <Steil> 9.4
[03:36] <voss> steil, what type of video card in your system?
[03:36] <sevodnya> Steil: on DVD?
[03:36] <Steil> no
[03:36] <Steil> it .avi
[03:37] <Steil> intel video on board
[03:37] <ectospasm> RAM and CPU become an issue on older hardware
[03:37] <Steil> it cant have more memory
[03:37] <br34l> disable desktop effects
[03:37] <jedc> Stiel, it should run ok on most systems, what are your hardware specs?
[03:37] <Steil> desktop effects dont even turn on
[03:37] <jedc> Stiel, like duiu and olddude67 said, you could try using xfce instead of gnome, its a little lighter weight
[03:37] <Steil> it 1.4ghz 512mb ram
[03:37] <Steil> what is xfce?
[03:37] <ipatrol> For those transitioning, I woulf suggest using a good virtual machine until you can get everything to work
[03:37] <ectospasm> xubuntu
[03:37] <Steil> i dont want to pay for it
[03:37] <br34l> a desktop enviroment
[03:37] <Steil> i dont have money to buy another ubuntu
[03:37] <ectospasm> Steil: aptititude -y install xubuntu-desktop
[03:37] <dragon> Steil: there could be several bottlenecks. Best way is to run a system monitor (like top) and see what process takes the most processor and other resources, when you run the video.
[03:38] <br34l> lol because it cost so much money
[03:38] <ipatrol> Ubuntu is free XD
[03:38] <voss> steil, is that a dell?
[03:38] <ectospasm> er, aptitude
[03:38] <noamsml> Is broadcom support for Linux still in the shitter? I'm considering buying a laptop that might have either atheros or broadcom, but I don't wanna mess around with ndiswarpper.
[03:38] <jedc> Stiel, "sudo apt-get install xfce4" in a terminal, before logging in go to options->sessions and choose xfce
[03:38] <orochi> couple of problems with firefox 3.5 in jaunty...the flash plugin crashes when fullscreened (official nonfree package) and the java plugin seems to crash at random...neither of these happen with the "prepackaged" version of firefox that you download from the mozilla site
[03:38] <Steil> how i use top
[03:38] <ectospasm> noamsml: atheros works out of the box for me on my Samsung N110
[03:38] <Steil> ubuntu is free?????
[03:38] <Steil> i pay $9.99 for it
[03:38] <ipatrol> Yes
[03:38] <Steil> voss it not dell
[03:38] <Steil> it compaq
[03:39] <ectospasm> Steil: you must have paid for the media it came on
[03:39] <dragon> Steil: who charged you for ubuntu?
[03:39] <dragon> oh
[03:39] <Steil> the computer store charge $9.99
[03:39] <ectospasm> charging for Ubuntu is not illegal
[03:39] <br34l> lol
[03:39] <br34l> sue them
[03:39] <dragon> Steil: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu
[03:39] <noamsml> ectospasm: I know, I was asking about Broadcom, since I have bad memories.
[03:39] <jedc> steil, you can download it and burn it to a cd for free on your own
[03:39] <Dr_Willis> Steil:  they can charge a reasonable amount for media/copying
[03:39] <Steil> i had to bring in my own cd
[03:39] <ipatrol> if you paied 10 bucks for free software, you've been cheated
[03:39] <dragon> br34l: it isn't illegal to sell ubuntu ;)
[03:39] <Steil> they put it on
[03:39] <jedc> steil, you got ripped off :(
[03:39] <Steil> i bring my cd and they put it on
[03:39] <Steil> :(
[03:39] <ectospasm> noamsml: I dunno about broadcom.  The Broadcom USB adapter I have in my machine up front blows nastly clam chunks
[03:39] <Ins|de> hello, i've a home server providing some services like ssh, http, etc.. and i set it up as home.mydomain.com, i wanted to use virtualhosts like git.home.mydomain.com etc.. what should i do? do i need a domain server running?
[03:39] <Dr_Willis> Steil:   so you paied them to think/research for you.
[03:39] <br34l> dragon: it should be ^^
[03:40] <sevodnya> noamsml: I'm running on Broadcom wireless here, internal to my laptop, and it's fine.
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> !shippit | Steil
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> !shipit | Steil
[03:40] <dragon> br34l: i see your point, but it's all for freedom.
[03:40] <Steil> o
[03:40] <DarthBrady> so is this where i ca get some screen resolution help?
[03:40] <Steil> ok
[03:40] <Steil> so i can get it
[03:40] <Steil> but
[03:40] <addchild314> darth: sure, why not
[03:40] <Steil> how they know where i live?
[03:40] <detrix42> DarthBrady: what video card
[03:40] <Lunis> Steil: you....tell them :/
[03:41] <Steil> i dont want address online
[03:41] <DarthBrady> none mobo video
[03:41] <br34l> dragon : yeah, thought so :) thats very good and it should be that way ;)
[03:41] <dragon> Steil: check the website, you'll figure it out
[03:41] <jedc> Steil, its much faster to download the iso online and burn it to a cd yourself
[03:41] <Steil> can u link me?
[03:41] <detrix42> DarthBrady: should be a video chipset then
[03:41] <dragon> Steil: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu
[03:41] <jedc> stiel, but if you already have it installed, you can just download xfce4, you dont need to reinstall the os
[03:42] <jedc> stiel, you should open System->administration->synaptic package manager and read the popup window information
[03:42] <DarthBrady> i'll have to look it up..
[03:42] <MindSpark> hi, for some reason my laptop doesn't change frequencies to the maximum
[03:42] <LinksFan> ! firestarter
[03:42] <ipatrol> Steli:I can guide you
[03:42] <MindSpark> it goes to 600mhz max although the actual max is 1.6gh
[03:43] <sevodnya> MindSpark: what are you using to determine the current processor state/speed?
[03:43] <MindSpark> sevodnya, a gnome applet
[03:44] <MindSpark> sevodnya, actually an xfce applet
[03:44] <sevodnya> MindSpark: I have sometimes found those to be less than accurate; you might try downloding powertop and seeing if you can confirm that it's not working correctly.
[03:44] <LinksFan> ! ports
[03:46] <MindSpark> sevodnya, powernowd:   cpu0: 75Mhz - 600Mhz (8 steps)
[03:46] <MindSpark> before it used to show 200-1600
[03:47] <sartan> fixed my grub issue by foregoing the fancy ubuntu scripts and running 'install' manually
[03:47] <sevodnya> MindSpark: that sounds like a BIOS configuration problem to me; did you recently install new memory, upgrade the BIOS firmware, or change BIOS settings?
[03:47] <ipatrol> When I first learned Ubuntu came with a bittorrent client, I deleted it
[03:48] <MindSpark> sevodnya, no
[03:49] <br34l> ipatrol: and why? its a pretty good one
[03:49] <ipatrol> IMHO Bittorrent = disc shoplifting
[03:50] <LinksFan> BitTorrent is perfectly legal, but some of the stuff put up isn't
[03:50] <ectospasm> ipatrol: I use BT to download Ubuntu ISOs
[03:50] <ectospasm> MUCH faster than any other method.  Period
[03:50] <GuidMorrow> ipatrol: is watching tool-assisted speedruns legal?
[03:50] <ipatrol> I can not think of for myself a legit use
[03:51] <ectospasm> ipatrol: I just gave you one
[03:51] <br34l> i know some good reasons :P
[03:51] <LinksFan> Well, Public Domains Torrents supplies torrents of movies that are now in the public domain
[03:51] <sevodnya> MindSpark: the way both the ratios are multiplied by 3/8 suggests that the clock settings for the CPU are off for some reason.
[03:51] <ipatrol> I would rather wait an hour (as I did to download ubuntu) than use bittorrent
[03:51] <Lunis> ipatrol: obviously you have no clue how many bands get known by willingly distributing their music for free on bittorrent
[03:51] <ectospasm> This should go OT
[03:51] <br34l> thats a mysterium
[03:52] <ipatrol> I hope MPAA/RIAA destroys it
[03:52] <MindSpark> sevodnya, what does this mean ?
[03:52] <Lunis> ipatrol: you, sir, are an idiot.
[03:52] <thiebaude> !ot
[03:52] <oldude67> !OT | ipatrol
[03:52] <ectospasm> ipatrol: they won't be able to, as long as there are legitimate uses
[03:52] <ectospasm> yeah, as I said earlier...
[03:52] <Dr_Willis> gee.. a legal use of bittorrent.. and..  you are against it.. :)
[03:52] <LinksFan> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:52] <LinksFan> Whoops >.<
[03:53] <ipatrol> Let's take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:53] <voss> ipatrol, bittorrent is a protocol and has both legal and illegal uses just like everything else on the internet.
[03:53] <grzes> hi, it's kinda weird but i looked everywhere :D so i ask
[03:53] <Dr_Willis> ipatrol:  its not even worth discussing in there i think - have fun.
[03:53] <GuidMorrow> !bt
[03:53] <LinksFan> ! bittorrent
[03:53] <GuidMorrow> isn't transmission a bt client pre-installed in ubuntu
[03:54] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  yes. Transmission is a Bittorrent client. It works very well.
[03:54] <grzes> i'm looking for a name of a cartoon,  or characters: there was a dog, ans mabye his son this father was slow, talk funny and also slow. had big ears
[03:54] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  its getting where more and more 'games' are also using bittorrent to distribute their data/updates/files also.
[03:54] <grzes> it wasnt huckelberty
[03:54] <Steil> hey
[03:54] <Steil> is there a way to get the beta torrentflux work
[03:54] <Steil> or is there alternative?
[03:54] <voss> grzes, Goofy?
[03:54] <Steil> i love my torrentflux but it is so annoying now these days
[03:54] <grzes> no..
[03:54] <sevodnya> MindSpark: Basically, the clock speed of the processor is dependent on subdividing a signal sent out from a quartz oscillator. If that gets misconfigured somehow (typically in BIOS settings), the processor will run at lower speeds.
[03:54] <Dr_Willis> Steil:  try the source?
[03:55] <Steil> Dr_Willis: it does not work
[03:55] <Dr_Willis> Steil:  fule a bug. :)
[03:55] <Steil> :(
[03:55] <MindSpark> sevodnya, I am thinking this might be set low when the laptop is on battery ?
[03:55] <grzes> he walks and talks slowly, but he was invincible. and had this funny laugh.
[03:55] <Steil> Dr_Willis: they not work on it in long time
[03:55] <grzes> not goofy not huckelberry
[03:55] <Steil> FUCK
[03:55] <Dr_Willis> Steil:  sounds like a good reason to look for alterantives then.
[03:55] <Steil> I HAVE TO GOTO THE STORE AND BUY WITH MY CREDIT CARD
[03:55] <sevodnya> MindSpark: I've not seen a laptop thus configured before.
[03:56] <Steil> A PACKAGE OF CIGARETTES!!! BUT UBUNTU IS MAKING ME ANGRY!!!!
[03:56] <oldude67> !OT | grzes
[03:56] <Steil> Dr_Willis: is there good alternative to torrent flux?
[03:56] <Steil> that is on ubuntu
[03:56] <grzes> oldude67:  i know i know sorry
[03:56] <Steil> torrentflux is website you install on computer and you can login and download torrent
[03:56] <snd_> can u guys help me with the easiest way to make a usb bootable image?
[03:56] <Steil> i put it on my filesver
[03:56] <grzes> but i cant sleep because of that :D
[03:56] <addchild314> steil: vuze
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> Steil:  given that you just said the program doswent work.. theres  lots of torrent programs that do work...  and most have web interfaces.
[03:56] <MindSpark> sevodnya, yea, back when I used slackware I had to patch the kernel so it would run my processor
[03:56] <xnockout> EAZY GUYS !!!!!
[03:56] <Steil> Dr_Willis: it works but the newest version beta does not
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> Steil:  transmission has a web interface.
[03:56] <Steil> do i need GUI to use it?
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> Steil:  as does ktorrent.
[03:57] <Steil> i dont have x on machine
[03:57] <GuidMorrow> !ot Steil
[03:57] <sevodnya> MindSpark: Using slackware, you encountered the same problem unless you patched the kernel?
[03:57] <Steil> do they need x?
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> Steil:   now you want to start putting limitions on things.. guess ya go research the clients out.
[03:57] <GuidMorrow> oops
[03:57] <Steil> well fuck
[03:57] <Steil> do they need x or nto?
[03:57] <oldude67> !language
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> the gui apps need X.. of course.
[03:57] <Steil> well i dont have x
[03:58] <Steil> do you know any alternatives that dont need x?
[03:58] <Steil> i need web insterface only
[03:58] <addchild314> steil: vuze has an alternative CLI
[03:58] <Dr_Willis> or run them in a vncserver session. Its not my fault you dont have X.
[03:58] <addchild314> steil: and a web interface
[03:58] <MindSpark> sevodnya, I had to patch the kernel so it would run the speedstepping. But that was maybe 7 years ago or so
[03:58] <Steil> addchild314: is it decent?
[03:59] <Steil> and thanks addchild314 you're awesome! Dr_Willis you're a fucking asshole.
[03:59] <sevodnya> MindSpark: Not really my area of expertise, but the problem you're encountering now doesn't sound like it would be caused by the Linux kernel.
[03:59] <Dr_Willis> Steil:  whatever.. go do your own research.
[03:59] <addchild314> steil: ive been using it for a couple years now
[03:59] <oldude67> !language | Steil
[03:59] <MindSpark> sevodnya, ok, thanks, any tips on what to google for ?
[03:59] <Steil> oldude67: i'm sorry its just hes a prick and he was mean to me
[03:59] <sevodnya> MindSpark: Do you happen to have something like a LiveCD of another distro or some way to try and determine if it's Ubuntu or hardware-related?
[04:00] <ohlievher> hello room
[04:00] <oldude67> !hi
[04:00] <MindSpark> sevodnya, right, good idea actually, but I am not sure if the cpu frequency scaling apps are on the liveCD
[04:01] <phirestalker> I wiped my drive trying to troubleshoot boot problems, then I installed a fresh system and restored over that with a backup with sbackup, I am running this system now. after fixing the obvious problems of package discrepancies I am left with some dbus errors which I didn't notice before, so long story short, how do I reset dbus security to default settings?
[04:01] <sevodnya> MindSpark: I know that freq scaling worked for me on the latest Ubuntu LiveCD, can't speak for others.
[04:01] <addchild314> Hai
[04:01] <ohlievher> anyone can help to direct me or share with me NVidia GT9400GT Linux driver?
[04:01] <MindSpark> sevodnya, alright, thanks, I'll give that a shot
[04:02] <addchild314> the nvidia driver pack should work with it... its in the universe repo on ubuntu.. restricetd drivers
[04:02] <sevodnya> ohlievher: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[04:02] <jedc> Stiel, rtorrent
[04:02] <sevodnya> MindSpark: np
[04:03] <jedc> steil, please watch your language, we are all volunteers trying to help, and most of us learned on our own by using google and such...
[04:03] <GuidMorrow> where do I find all the hardware stuff in Ubuntu?
[04:03] <afed> GuidMorrow: which hardware stuff
[04:03] <ryan122> whats up dewds
[04:03] <afed> GuidMorrow: look in the /proc and /sys filesystems
[04:03] <afed> GuidMorrow: also try dmesg | less
[04:04] <ohlievher> Just new to this room. And found ubuntu feature with effects needing special driver for linux setup
[04:04] <oldude67> GuidMorrow, or lspci or lshw
[04:04] <ryan122> is there any way to speed up graphics performance on a integrated unichrome ?
[04:04] <voss> ohl, ubuntu 9.04 works just fine with nvidia 9400
[04:05] <GuidMorrow> !pastebin
[04:05] <afed> gnaa
[04:05] <Ben64> !pastebinit
[04:05] <voss> ryan, by plugging in an nvidia card? ;-)
[04:06] <Firefishe> I'm using Intrepid 8.10, kde 4.2.2.  How can I get the digital clock widget to display 12 hour format instead of 24 hour?
[04:06] <GuidMorrow> http://paste.ubuntu.com/253909/
[04:07] <Dr_Willis> Firefishe:  i recall you have to use the 'time and date format' setting in the settings tools.. and then restart the clock. (and ive no idea why they cant just give the clock a checkbox to show 12/24 hr format)
[04:08] <Firefishe> Dr_Willis: Agreed on the checkbox.  Which time settings tool?
[04:08] <GuidMorrow> oldude67: the PCI bus scan reports instances of "Brooktree Corporation Bt878", but can't find anything to configure the hardware with
[04:08] <Dr_Willis> Firefishe:   under kde3 it was called 'time and date format' but i forget where its at in kde4
[04:08] <GuidMorrow> the card is: ATI TV WONDER VE
[04:09] <Dr_Willis> Firefishe:  that also sets the time/date for mat for all the kde apps.. Not just the clock.
[04:10] <Firefishe> Dr_Willis: Gotcha.  The thing is, the System Settings-->Date and Time menu doesn't have any way to set the format.
[04:10] <Firefishe> Dr_Willis: It's like it's hiding ;)
[04:10] <dsdeiz_> hello anybody using xmonad here?
[04:10] <Dunkel> hi there guys, how can i check errors in an external hd?
[04:10] <Dunkel> i was reading something about the fsck
[04:10] <GuidMorrow> !ati
[04:11] <migg137> can someobe give me a tutorial to making my windows bar transparent?
[04:11] <Dr_Willis> Firefishe:  yep. its soo super secret they have to hide it..  i suggested once to some kde list to put a menu item from the clock settings right to it.. :)
[04:11] <Firefishe> Dr_Willis: Also, since I have gnome installed, as well, I tried gnome's time settings tool, but alas, it, too, has no check box.
[04:11] <Dunkel> i need help, my hard disc is not working :( i dont know what to do
[04:11] <GuidMorrow> have you started looking for a package called testdisk?
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> Firefishe: Firefishe  gnomes clock in the panel here has a  adjust time and date menu item at least. :)
[04:12] <addchild314> Dunkel: more specific?
[04:12] <Dunkel> i plug it to my computer and the sistem is not detecting it
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> Firefishe:  and that clock does have a 12/24 hr option
[04:12] <GuidMorrow> it's not being detected in bios -_-
[04:12] <Dunkel> i know it has some problems because i fix that using the scandisc in other computer
[04:13] <Dunkel> it is a usb drive
[04:13] <Dunkel> so i thought using ubuntu i can fix it
[04:13] <GuidMorrow> did you "mount" it first
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> Dunkel:  what filesystem is the  drive using?
[04:13] <Dunkel> ntfs
[04:13] <GuidMorrow> !chown
[04:13] <mike3> Weird issue guys.. I've had talkd working for quite sometime and all of a sudden it quit. netstat shows it's listening on the proper ports but I keep getting a connection refused. I can't find anything on google and was hoping maybe somebody here would know why. I don't even have iptables installed on this thing
[04:13] <Firefishe> Dr_Willis: Nice to have that in gnome, at least.  Still, I believe there's a way to get every clock to display 12 hour format system-wide, but I forget how to do it.
[04:13] <ohlievher> addchild314, yes it works but does not support the effect features of ubuntu 9.04
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> Dunkel:  for ntfs - its best to let a wndows box scan/check the disk for errors.
[04:14] <sevodnya> Dunkel: can you pastebin the output of lsusb?
[04:14] <Dunkel> yeah wait
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> Dunkel:  or use linux to mount it. and recover/rescue what you can from it.
[04:14] <koolkat> can anyone tell me what went wrong when I tried to burn this ISO twice?: http://pastebin.org/9314
[04:14] <addchild314> olie: im not sure then...
[04:15] <ohlievher> addchild314: you mentioned restriced drivers ... are those for linus setup?
[04:15] <addchild314> olie: you're running ubuntu, right?
[04:16] <ohlievher> voss, hi ... yap it works fine without the special effects with ubuntu
[04:16] <ohlievher> voss, just chkg if there is a driver for ubuntu that supports its effect features
[04:16] <Guest17488> hallo
[04:16] <Dunkel> http://pastebin.com/m48a7b9b2
[04:17] <voss> ohl, compiz is problematic, honestly I turned it off and never noticed the difference
[04:17] <Itsme> Which is the fastest 'C' Compiler on Ubuntu?
[04:17] <Blehk__> Is there anyway to listen to info that a daemon is printing?
[04:17] <phirestalker> I wiped my drive trying to troubleshoot boot problems, then I installed a fresh system and restored over that with a backup with sbackup, I am running this system now. after fixing the obvious problems of package discrepancies I am left with some dbus errors which I didn't notice before, so long story short, how do I reset dbus security to default settings?
[04:18] <Technocrat> Hello everyone
[04:18] <Dr_Willis> Blehk__:  what deamon/service? many have logging features/levels you can enable.
[04:18] <Dunkel> sevodnya: http://pastebin.com/m48a7b9b2
[04:18] <mike3> tcpdump
[04:18] <ohlievher> ubottu, is that a site for linux or ubuntu supported graphic drivers
[04:18] <Technocrat> How can I install LAMP on ubuntu ?
[04:18] <Blehk__> Not trying to log.
[04:18] <addchild314> tech: from the ubuntu server install menu
[04:18] <ty_> can any1 help me test out my dcc file transfer on my irc server? I rally need help and i dont have anyone else to test it with
[04:18] <koolkat> can anyone tell me what went wrong when I tried to burn this ISO twice?: http://pastebin.org/9314
[04:18] <Blehk__> Trying to have it basically stdout to multiple terminals
[04:19] <Blehk__> trying to listen to paster's daemon
[04:19] <migg137> How do i make my window's title bar transparent or "glass"
[04:19] <Dr_Willis> Blehk__:  never heard of paster. if it can do verbose logging to  a file you can pipe it to whatever you want.
[04:19] <SJr> I tried switching to Kubuntu, but it seems like Gnome is still running, how can I just get rid of Gnome.
[04:20] <Dunkel> Dr_Willis: how do i mount my drive on linux, im sorry if this is a newb question but im new on this sorry
[04:20] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  how did you 'switch' ?
[04:20] <Dr_Willis> Dunkel:  normally 'sudo mount /dev/devicename /media/MOUNTPointThatMustExistFirst
[04:20] <SJr> I installed kubuntu-desktop and then switched in the profile.
[04:20] <Itsme> I am learning 'C' programming language. Which is the fastest 'C' Compiler on Ubuntu?
[04:20] <mike3> itsme - gcc
[04:20] <oc> msi  u100  and ubuntu  what the heck happened that  it does not work in jaunty with wireless
[04:20] <SJr> Itsme,  I believe the only C compiler is gcc
[04:20] <mike3> wow
[04:20] <mike3> I need to hit somebody
[04:20] <mike3> :)
[04:20] <addchild314> sjr: remove ubuntu-desktop?
[04:20] <addchild314> mike: please not me
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> Itsme:  if you are just learning.. does it really matter? GCC is the standard for most linux's there are some others.
[04:21] <Dunkel> what is the mountpoint?
[04:21] <mike3> who cares, use gcc
[04:21] <mike3> wow
[04:21] <mike3> anyways
[04:21] <SJr> addchild314,  dependancies are added as needed, not removed as not-needed.
[04:21] <mike3> somebody help me fix talk
[04:21] <mike3> I'm going to smash this thing
[04:21] <FloodBot3> mike3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:21] <mike3> ubuntu is stupid!
[04:21] <mike3> :)
[04:21] <ty_> someone please help me test my server out
[04:21] <IdleOne> !enter mike3
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  at the Login screen (kdm or gdm) theres a 'session' menu - you select kde or gnome from there.
[04:21] <ty_> Ubuntu is one of the best distros i have used
[04:22] <oc> is wireless better in the alpha
[04:22] <Dunkel> Dr_Willis did you see my lsusb result?
[04:22] <Itsme> SJr: mike3:  Dr_Willis:  Which editor should I use with GCC?
[04:22] <SJr> Dr_Willis,  I did that, and I'm running KDE right now, but I noticed alot of apps still use Gnome settings, and My desktop is gnome
[04:22] <IdleOne> Dr_Willis, do you know if the realtime kernel ubuntu studio uses in 9.04 is available in repos ?
[04:22] <SJr> Itsme,  there are a bunch, if you are just learning a simple text editor should be what you use.
[04:22] <_MrsApple_> im having alot of issues with my yahoo account. it seriously kills my computer... any reasons as to why?..
[04:22] <chibihogoshino> i have my system setup how i like it and for the most part everything i use is installed and working ..
[04:22] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  that.. made no sence..  if you are running KDE then how id your desktop gnome?
[04:22] <SJr> Dr_Willis,  I don't know
[04:22] <Dr_Willis> Itsme:  use whatever editor you like. I like geany.
[04:23] <chibihogoshino> how can i make a backup in it ALL so i can just restore it exactly how it is now
[04:23] <koolkat> can anyone tell me what went wrong when I tried to burn this ISO twice?: http://pastebin.org/9314
[04:23] <SJr> but in KDE if I right click on the background, I'm getting gnome context menus
[04:23] <IdleOne> !clone | chibihogoshino
[04:23] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  you dident accidently run Nautilus some how did you?  that can goof things up.
[04:23] <ty_> well, bye
[04:23] <IdleOne> chibihogoshino, that wont save all your personal settings but it's a start
[04:23] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  perhaps make a new user and login to kde with them.. see if it uses kde or not.
[04:23] <ty_> is there a channel for irc servers?
[04:23] <SJr> Dr_Willis,  that could have happened at some point in the past, I Believe that some file associations were broken.
[04:24] <chibihogoshino> yeah.. thats what i want tho.. a image of the hard dink.
[04:24] <chibihogoshino> disk
[04:24] <RPG_Master> How do I burn an iso... Through a live cd?
[04:24] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  ive seen that kde4 + gnome can cause some... issues if both used...
[04:24] <SJr> Dr_Willis,  ah that was it, natalus was running
[04:24] <RPG_Master> I go to eject the CD to put in a blank one and it gives me an error...
[04:24] <TwoTwenty> RPG_Master: the same way you do from the OS installed on your Harddrive
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  i recall speciciaally last i tried kde + gnome and xfce that the 'default tool to open special locations' keep getting confused.
[04:25] <SJr> yeah
[04:25] <TwoTwenty> RPG_Master:  so long as you have a spare CD-writer that the livecd is not in
[04:25] <SJr> is there a way I can just scrap all of gnome
[04:25] <Evelina> I have problem running Venus feed aggregator on Ubuntu Server 9.04. When I run the test script by sudo python runtests.py, the I get "segmentation fault" at the end. Why?
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  gnome started launching the kde file manager,  or the xfce file manager for the gnome places -> whatever locations.
[04:25] <koolkat> can anyone tell me what went wrong when I tried to burn this ISO twice?: http://pastebin.org/9314
[04:25] <Itsme> Thank you for reply SJr and Dr_Willis.
[04:25] <grzes> it was droopy :D:D i found it
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  then i fixed that.. kde started runnignthe gnome file manager for their special locations
[04:25] <grzes> cu
[04:25] <TwoTwenty> RPG_Master: you cannot eject the live cd without loading the contents to RAM first... ubuntu livecd maybe a little large
[04:25] <SJr> Yeah it's really annoying, and I hate gnome personally, I had to run it for a while because KDE sucked
[04:26] <Dr_Willis> koolkat:  i have found that burner tool to be a little. flakey. I gent to just use k3b
[04:26] <RPG_Master> TwoTwenty: But I've done it before with only one drive! I just cant remember how I did it....
[04:26] <Evelina> Why do I get "segmentation fault" when I try to run Venus feed aggregator on Ubuntu Server 9.04?
[04:26] <TwoTwenty> RPG_Master: you have to load the disc to ram and then unmount it Im guessing
[04:26] <Dr_Willis> SJr:  did they do somthing to improve kde lately?   last i tried it.. i couldent stand to use it. :) which is why im now using gnome.
[04:26] <RPG_Master> What's the command for that?
[04:27] <oc> how do i get wireless working with   my msi u100
[04:27] <SJr> Dr_Willis,  it's gotten alot better since 4.0...
[04:27] <snd_> can anyone help me make a bootable usb image?
[04:27] <snd_> so LOST >_<
[04:27] <TwoTwenty> RPG: not certain its in the Ubuntu disk
[04:27] <TwoTwenty> RPG: I have done it with DSL livecd
[04:28] <SJr> I just despise gnome, but for dumb reasons, I hate the brown, it's UI feels like it was skinned in the 90's and like Linus' Law states: "You cannot claim that something is configurable, if there is no where to change the configuration"
[04:28] <RPG_Master> TwoTwenty: I tried Puppy... it wouldn't boot :(
[04:28] <TwoTwenty> Sjr: gnome is not brown its blue in debian
[04:28] <Uberoff> RPG_Master,  try crunchbang linux then
[04:28] <SJr> Yeah but I run ubuntu
[04:28] <TwoTwenty> RPG:  can the computer boot USB
[04:29] <chibihogoshino> so.. i cant make a clone image and save that to a external hd and them boot from a restore cd and then clone that to the new hd ?
[04:29] <TwoTwenty> Sjr: ubuntu made the brown not gnome
[04:29] <TwoTwenty> Sjr: they customized it
[04:29] <phirestalker> I wiped my drive trying to troubleshoot boot problems, then I installed a fresh system and restored over that with a backup with sbackup, I am running this system now. after fixing the obvious problems of package discrepancies I am left with some dbus errors which I didn't notice before, so long story short, how do I reset dbus security to default settings?
[04:29] <koolkat> Dr_Willis: I cant eject my DVD now since I tried to burn it. Is there anyway to do it without restarting?
[04:29] <RPG_Master> TwoTwenty: I tried that awhile ago and it didn't work... I could try again though.
[04:29] <SJr> I know that but it still feels 'old'
[04:29] <TwoTwenty> Sjr: try using compiz
[04:29] <SJr> Yeah I know, it still feels old
[04:30] <Dr_Willis> SJr:   i am constantly amazed at how all these 'new' innovations in gui 'research' and design.. really dont make things any easier.... :)
[04:30] <SJr> I've tried it, and that's a prime example of lack of configuration
[04:30] <Blehk__> Sjr, use E17.
[04:30] <TwoTwenty> Sjr: and playing with the themes, if you want the vista look go for KDE.. I like the clean dynamic interface of gnome personally
[04:30] <SJr> E17?
[04:30] <voss> SJr, my gnome is blue
[04:30] <Dr_Willis> E17 - the windowmanager/desktop that re-invents itself every 3 years.
[04:30] <TwoTwenty> Sjr: feels old is in the head
[04:30] <Dr_Willis> My gnome is Hot Pink - with a Hello Kitty Icon theme. :)
[04:30] <jmite> Does anybody know of a command to query what window manager x is using? I'm trying to write a script to switch to compiz if xfwm is running, and vice versa
[04:31] <Berzerker> Dr_Willis, it would be
[04:31] <Uberoff> I prefer the clean dynamic interface of openbox, personally. I find gnome repugnant in the extreme.
[04:31] <voss> Dr_willis, thats is really sad ;-)
[04:31] <Berzerker> Uberoff, openbox?
[04:31] <Dr_Willis> jmite:  ive never seen sich a command. thers just too many different windowmanaagers..
[04:31] <TwoTwenty> Uberoff: lol
[04:31] <Dunkel> i am trying thi sudo mount /mnt/sda1
[04:31] <chibihogoshino> ok.. partimage will do what i want .. if any one else asks .. yay...        http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/partimage
[04:31] <Dunkel> and i cant get it works
[04:31] <Uberoff> but live and let live, I say ;)
[04:31] <voss> At least gnome doesnt have that retarded little foot anymore
[04:32] <koolkat> Dr_Willis: I cant eject my DVD now since I tried to burn it. Is there anyway to do it without restarting?
[04:32] <Uberoff> Berzerker, openbox is a lightweight wm
[04:32] <jmite> dr willis: okay, thanks!
[04:32] <Dr_Willis> koolkat:  try the eject command?
[04:32] <Uberoff> Berzerker, window manager. It's the only wm i use anymore
[04:32] <Berzerker> Uberoff, looks interesting.
[04:32] <Berzerker> Uberoff, would you mind helping me get it setup on my comp?
[04:33] <koolkat> Dr_Willis: how does that work?
[04:33] <voss> KDE lost me at 4.0.
[04:33] <Uberoff> Berzerker, well, to tell you the truth, it's the kind of window manager that if you can't install and configure it yourself, your probably better off using a "bigger" wm. Or maybe even XFCE4 or something
[04:34] <Berzerker> Uberoff, what's so different about it?
[04:34] <nevyn> voss: 4.x is awesome the 4.0 "release" was aweful
[04:34] <TwoTwenty> KDE   lost me in 1999 but it seems to have great features
[04:34] <GuidMorrow> these windows jiggle like jell-o
[04:34] <RPG_Master> Actually I burned in Ubuntu CD through a Linux Mint Live CD
[04:35] <koolkat> can window managers be change at any time?
[04:35] <Uberoff> Berzerker,  install it and see. You can switch between wm's when ubuntu boots
[04:35] <RPG_Master> I tried it again and it now gives me an error message...
[04:35] <voss> nev, I hate to say it, but gnome is "good enough" now
[04:35] <TwoTwenty> RPG_Master: I think loading it into ram is a boottime option
[04:35] <Uberoff> Berzerker,  "sudo apt-get install openbox" I imagine
[04:35] <Berzerker> ok
[04:35] <LunaticHyen> hello
[04:35] <koolkat> Dr_Willis: how does that work?
[04:35] <Evelina> How do I run planet-venus after installing it on Ubuntu Server?
[04:35] <TwoTwenty> RPG_Master: reboot and type help or hit the f keys for more possible boot time options
[04:35] <Dr_Willis> koolkat:  short answer 'yes' - long answer.. it can be done.. and can be simple or complex.
[04:35] <Dr_Willis> koolkat:  how does what work?
[04:35] <LunaticHyen> does anyone know much about ffmpeg?
[04:35] <koolkat> Dr_Willis: the eject command
[04:36] <Dr_Willis> LunaticHyen:  i know i spent an hr+ reading its faq/docs the other day to discover the exact answer to a question i had about it. :)
[04:36] <Berzerker> Uberoff, then just log out and switch VMs?
[04:36] <RPG_Master> Is this possible... when Grub is giving me Error 22?
[04:36] <RPG_Master> I need to burn The Super Grub Disc :P
[04:36] <Dr_Willis> koolkat:  it sends some command to the kernel to eject the cd. :)
[04:36] <Uberoff> Berzerker, yeah. It's WMs (Window Managers)
[04:36] <Berzerker> ok. thanks
[04:36] <Berzerker> brb
[04:36] <GuidMorrow> xchat is using up 18MB memory, how do I reduce memory usage
[04:37] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  you are worried about 18mb of memory?
[04:37] <addchild314> RPG: its giving you err 22?
[04:37] <koolkat> Dr_Willis: so you just types eject and it alrady knows to eject the CD?
[04:37] <Dr_Willis> koolkat:  thats the default options for it. it has other options
[04:37] <RPG_Master> addchild314: Yep...
[04:37] <RPG_Master> :(
[04:38] <Dr_Willis> koolkat:  ive seen it ised in 'server room banks' to identify a machine. :) ssh to the server ya want to find on the physical rack.. and do eject.. it opens its cd tray. :P
[04:38] <addchild314> rpg: whats the story behind your problem? in brief?
[04:38] <LunaticHyen> Dr_Willis: i'm trying to get it to convert a file to theora, but it says there's no such thing as libtheora, even though the docs say that's how to do it, it works when I do 'ffmpeg -i file.mpg file.ogv'
[04:38] <Uberoff> Berzerker,  chances are you won't like it at first. Most ppl don't. I probably didn't. As you get more experienced with *nix it grows on you
[04:38] <voss> guid, you can always use ircii its text based
[04:38] <koolkat> dR_Willis: it didn't work
[04:38] <addchild314> dr_willis: ive also seen it used as the most epic reset switch ever
[04:38] <koolkat> Dr_Willis: it didn't work
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> LunaticHyen:  some versions of ffmpeg for ubuntu may or may not have all the  file codecs/types compiled in. You want to convert TO theora.. hmm..
[04:39] <RPG_Master> addchild314: Today I deleted a 6gig Kubuntu partition and allocated that to my Ubuntu partition... Also, some moving to the left of the disk was involve :|
[04:39] <RPG_Master> *involved
[04:39] <Berzerker> Uberoff, lol you said lightweight. you weren't kidding.
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> LunaticHyen:  you did install    libtheora0 - The Theora Video Compression Codec
[04:40] <Berzerker> no thank you sir.
[04:40] <Berzerker> GuidMorrow, 178
[04:40] <Berzerker> GuidMorrow, 18MB*? that's not that much
[04:40] <GuidMorrow> turned off window effects
[04:40] <Uberoff> lol. Like I said. The more experience you have, the more useful openbox (or any *box) is
[04:40] <koolkat> Uberoff: you talking about xfce?
[04:40] <Zetta> Okay, I'm trying to install Ubuntu, obviously (9.04, 32-bit), but I've been unable to get it to load properly. When I burnt the iso to a CD, it didn't recognize it, and when I tried creating a bootable thumbdrive, it refused to boot and my BIOS said "boot error". The MD5 hash is right, though. What am I doing wrong?
[04:41] <gaintsura> ah... the joy of going through the issue resolving with ubuntu begins again on a totally different system...
[04:41] <Dr_Willis> addchild314:  let me try your command...
[04:41] <Uberoff> koolkat, no.
[04:41] <GuidMorrow> !burn | Zetta
[04:41] <Berzerker> will sudo apt-get installing kde work with gnome, so I can switch back and forth?
[04:41] <addchild314> rpg: hmm...
[04:42] <RPG_Master> addchild314: hmm indeed....
[04:42] <gaintsura> During updates, /var/lob/scrollkeeper/es/scrollkeeper_cl.xml:781 : parser error : opening and ending tag mismatch sect line 488 and ScrollKeeperContentsList <- Is it really as simple as finding the mismatch tags and fixing them? on 8.04
[04:42] <Zetta> Mkay. Thanks, I'll try one of those and see if that resolves the issue.
[04:42] <Dr_Willis> addchild314:  it seems to be working here.
[04:43] <Berzerker> Zetta, if you have access to a windows computer, it would be easier.
[04:43] <TwoTwenty> RPG_master:   use live cd backup on USB HDD and  reinstall
[04:43] <addchild314> rpg: i think its looking for a partition that isnt there anymore
[04:43] <Dr_Willis> addchild314:  i may be using the ffmpeg from the medibuntu repositories - its version is --> FFmpeg version 0.5-svn17737+3:0.svn20090303-1ubuntu6, C
[04:43] <Dr_Willis> addchild314:  and i just instelled that libtheora package also.
[04:43] <addchild314> dr_willis: wha?
[04:43] <Dr_Willis> addchild314:  im getting confused - :) who was it with the theora vonvertion issue? :)
[04:43] <Zetta> Berzerker: I do, yes. I used InfraRecorder last time, but I'm guessing it didn't work.
[04:44] <Dr_Willis> i cant scroll UP fast enough to read the history buffer...
[04:44] <Berzerker> Zetta, try unetbootin
[04:44] <Berzerker> !unetbootin | Zedde
[04:44] <Dr_Willis> LunaticHyen:  there we go. :) i got it working here.
[04:44] <Berzerker> blah
[04:44] <TwoTwenty> RPG_:  you still there,  you can point grub to a partition that contains the kernel if you know how its mapped
[04:44] <TwoTwenty> like hd0,0
[04:44] <Berzerker> !unetbootin | Zetta
[04:44] <addchild314> Doc: nope. not me
[04:44] <Dr_Willis> LunaticHyen:  ffmpeg from medibuntu  and the libtheora package worked here.
[04:45] <Dr_Willis> addchild314:  shame on you :)
[04:45] <Zetta> Again, tried that before, but it didn't work. It gave me "boot error" on trying to boot from the thumbdrive.
[04:45] <Dr_Willis> LunaticHyen:  check versionof your ffmpeg --> FFmpeg version 0.5-svn17737+3:0.svn20090303-1ubuntu6  is what i have here.
[04:46] <michael1> Hi folks, where's the right place to go to get help on making my Wifi work? (Ubuntu 9.04, ThinkPad X31, Atheros 5211 chipset) I'm experienced with PCs but a Linux beginner. Any help appreciated.
[04:47] <gaintsura> michael1: ndiswrapper or madwifi :)
[04:50] <michael1> gaintsura: not sure how to properly enable madwifi. (I know of madwifi only because I googled my problem). I "activated" it in the "Hardware Drivers" panel and rebooted, no luck
[04:50] <dsdeiz_> hello, what's the difference of pcm and master?
[04:50] <RPG_Master> TwoTwenty: How do I go about doing that?
[04:50] <smacktalk> anyone have a how to on setting up vnc between two vboxed ubuntu clients?
[04:50] <smacktalk> :)
[04:51] <Dr_Willis> smacktalk:  check their ip's and the vbox network settings. You can set them up on theor own private 'vrtual' lan. or on the host lan.
[04:52] <smacktalk> I have the ip's and the vbox's are set up as bridged
[04:52] <collinm140> ok
[04:52] <smacktalk> I can ping...just can't do vnc
[04:52] <Dr_Willis> 'bridged' ? Hmm virtualbox settings ehre (on ubutnu) are NAT/host Interface/ or Internal network
[04:53] <collinm140> i need some help
[04:53] <collinm140> im kind of new to linux
[04:53] <gaintsura> michael1: hold on, is that an Atheros AR5007EG ?
[04:53] <damo22> which package do i get if i want to compile my own kernel for ubuntu 8.04
[04:53] <Dr_Willis> smacktalk:  One of those make the vbox machine appear on the local lan as if it was a 'real' machine.
[04:53] <IdleOne> collinm140, ask away and someone will help if they can
[04:53] <Evelina> How do I which command I'll have to use?
[04:53] <Dr_Willis> smacktalk:  the internal - is just for vbox to vbox machines (i think)
[04:53] <phirestalker> I wiped my drive trying to troubleshoot boot problems, then I installed a fresh system and restored over that with a backup with sbackup, I am running this system now. after fixing the obvious problems of package discrepancies I am left with some dbus errors which I didn't notice before, so long story short, how do I reset dbus security to default settings?
[04:53] <loserbar> hey everyone
[04:53] <Zetta> Okay, I reinstalled Ubuntu onto my thumb drive using unetbootin, and when I try to boot from the drive, it says "Boot error" and just waits. If I take out the drive, bootup proceeds into windows.
[04:54] <collinm140> can someone tell me how to get steam on this
[04:54] <collinm140> ?
[04:54] <Evelina> How can I fin what command I'll have to use to run planet-venus?
[04:54] <smacktalk> Dr_Willis: the internal?
[04:54] <Evelina> *find
[04:54] <loserbar> im using jaunty with gnome and im looking for an easy to use program that can send files over a local network. samba is not an option here
[04:55] <Dr_Willis> smacktalk:   you may want to check teh virtualbox docs for the specifics.. (going form memory here) Internal (used by 2 vbox instances to allow testing of a safe network)
[04:55] <loserbar> could anyone help me out with this please?
[04:55] <collinm140> how do i get steam on ubuntu
[04:55] <collinm140> ?
[04:55] <michael1> gaintsura: Atheros 5211 according to dmesg output from a device called wifi0
[04:55] <Dr_Willis> smacktalk:  'nat' the vbox machine will have a ip  that is "natt'ed' to the outside world
[04:56] <collinm140> i dont have volume control
[04:56] <collinm140> wats the problem
[04:56] <collinm140> ?
[04:56] <Zetta> Oh, lovely. I've even managed to stump the guys in the support channel. XD
[04:57] <Dr_Willis> Zetta:  booting from usb - has always been quirky
[04:57] <collinm140> id reccomend using an iso
[04:57] <collinm140> thats what i did
[04:57] <Dr_Willis> Zetta:  theres no 'sure' thing. its often a issue of the drive/pc bios/phase of the moon.
[04:57] <collinm140> if ur looking for unr
[04:57] <collinm140> just look it up
[04:57] <Dr_Willis> Zetta:  try the flash drive in other machines.  see if it works there.
[04:58] <bazhang> !enter | collinm140
[04:58] <collinm140> try the iso
[04:58] <collinm140> sorry
[04:58] <Zetta> Dr_Willis: Worth a shot, I suppose. I'll report back momentarily.
[04:59] <collinm140> does anyone on here know how i can install steam on ubuntu
[04:59] <Berzerker> !steam | collinm140
[04:59] <gaintsura> michael1: this is for ubuntu 7, however it should still follow the same idea... http://quilombo.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/atheros-ar5006eg-in-ubuntu-710-gutsy-gibbon/
[04:59] <Dr_Willis> collinm140:  i just got the steam installer.exe and ran 'wine whatever.exe' i recall
[04:59] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | collinm140
[05:00] <Dr_Willis> collinm140:  i have the steam client working with a few bugs..  but the spefifc games.. can be very quirky
[05:00] <Berzerker> how do I uninstall kde?
[05:00] <Berzerker> sudo apt-get remove kde?
[05:00] <bp> Zetta:  I had bad luck with unetbootin also.  There are other programs out there to do the same.  I am currently running sidux off of usb because the installation went flawlessly from the disk image.
[05:00] <Dr_Willis> !puregnome | Berzerker
[05:02] <michael1> gaintsura: oh my goodness i made a gigantic user error. my wifi was set to only do G and N, but not B which is the only thing this machine can. thanks for your help though. too bad the error message was so helpful... NOT ;-)
[05:02] <josh_> espaniol?
[05:02] <cellofellow> !es | josh_
[05:03] <josh_> ubottu: gracias. thanks :)
[05:06] <phirestalker> is there a way to reset the security settings of dbus?
[05:10] <oldude67> phirestalker, just a dumb question are you in the dbus group?
[05:11] <dsdeiz_> in laptops, what do you call the keys which can trigger event by touching them?
[05:12] <jetsaredim> anyone know of a jaunty package for usb-creator
[05:13] <nsahoo> thinking of making the ubuntu computer at home double up as a home server. i'll still work on it, but, hoping to use it to stream media from it to the laptop connected to tv, print from the laptop to the printer connected to the server etc. Is there a guide to this?
[05:13] <MicronXD> hi all!
[05:13] <dsdeiz_> anyone? :D
[05:13] <phirestalker> oldude67, I don't see a dbus group, I see a messagebus group, but noone is a member of that
[05:14] <bucky> phirestalker oldude67 there's a plugdev group  type groups as user
[05:14] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  most every linux distro can handle server tasks. :)
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  i use my ubuntu desktop to doo most all teh stuff you mentioned.
[05:15] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: sure, I am not sure what all server programs I need and how to set it up
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  pick a service.. research it..  do it. :)
[05:15] <oldude67> i was just googling around to see if there was an answer for you phirestalker
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  for sharing files withwindows machines, thats 'samba'
[05:15] <bucky> jetsaredim: theres usb-creator and a usb-imagewriter in the repos and a http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[05:15] <jetsaredim> nsahoo: depends on what you want to do with it
[05:15] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  samba and cups - also used for shareing printers.
[05:15] <phirestalker> oldude67,  I don't even see a group called plugdev is my system that messed up?
[05:15] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: Yes. I can use samba, but, what about upnp?
[05:16] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  there are sone uPNP servers for ubuntu also.. but ive never tried them. I just access the videos 'share' normally
[05:16] <phirestalker> oldude67, oh well I have tried googling a bit, I'm having trouble getting the right terms to narrow it down
[05:16] <Dr_Willis> !upnp
[05:16] <bucky> phirestalker: adduser <username> plugdev and log out and back in again to make it effective.. then you can plug usb devices in
[05:16] <jplank> has anyone gotten pptpd up and running?
[05:17] <kiran_> join /#ubuntu
[05:17] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: laptop runs vista home premium with media center, I think it plays well with upnp, but, there was some security issues with upnp from what I heard
[05:17] <jplank> I can't seem to get it working
[05:17] <hian_> oi
[05:17] <kiran_> hi
[05:17] <bazhang> !br | hian_
[05:17] <nsahoo> !info mediatomb
[05:17] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  last i checked into upnp - it was full of issues.. and Windows was the cause of a lot of them. :)
[05:17] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  so as i said.. i just play videos from the samba share i got set to share all my 'videos'  - much easier to get going
[05:17] <kiran_> can anyone suggest where can i get xbmc media centre
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> kiran_:  its in the repos i thoiught.. and has its own homepage/livecd version/downloads
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> guess he dident want to know
[05:18] <hian_> #ubuntu-br
[05:18] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: that way you just deal with one server. But, when you play a 1.5 GB file say, does it need to transfer the whole thing?
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. where did i find that xbmc repo/binary at..
[05:18] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  no.
[05:19] <phirestalker> bucky, it's not a usb device problem it is just errors showing up in my auth.log, which I suspect is the reason that tomboy always has some error attaching to the panel at startup, among other small issues
[05:19] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: so, it streams, so to speak
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  you see that with some dumb file managers under linux at times. :)  but  no it does not copy then play under most cases
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  it 'sends' :) and playas as it gets.
[05:19] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  wife watches videos like that all the time on her windows box.
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  this way she can make playlists and other tricks with the file manager.
[05:20] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: cool
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> !xbmc
[05:20] <nickrud> Dr_Willis, http://xbmc.org/wiki/?title=HOW-TO_install_XBMC_for_Linux_on_Ubuntu_with_a_minimal_installation_step-by-step (interesting!)
[05:20] <oldude67> phirestalker, what was you doing before you got these errors? or what has caused them?
[05:20] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: so, you are saying I'll just setup samba and should be all good. I can set up cups for printer sharing later .. and most functionalities are there
[05:21] <phirestalker> ok there is something wrong with my users and groups program, root isn't checked off in the root group
[05:21] <bucky> phirestalker: could this be the problem?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/tomboy/+bug/345166
[05:21] <phirestalker> bucky, oldude67, it seems that my problem is bigger than I thought?
[05:21]  * tak11 is away: Eating a Banana, gtfo
[05:22] <kr1t> hey yall
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  cups is allready intalled and im pretty sure it allready shares the printers by default
[05:22] <phirestalker> bucky, oldude67, no groups have users checked off in them, although that can't really be true
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  cups and samba work together i think  to let windows box's print
[05:22] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: I am using the desktop version, not the server one
[05:22] <bazhang> !away > tak11
[05:22] <bucky> phirestalker: i think i found it http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=628909
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  it does NOT matter.
[05:22] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: ok
[05:23] <Dr_Willis> nsahoo:  the desktop version can work as a server. :) and cups is used on the desktop also
[05:23] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: sure, it's just that I was not sure cups was already installed
[05:23] <nsahoo> Dr_Willis: ok
[05:23] <kr1t> Hey anybody here know much about getting MTP players to transfer with Amarok? Bit of a strange problem...never had before
[05:24] <oldude67> phirestalker, have you tried adding yourself to some of the groups you need?
[05:24] <bucky> phirestalker: Essentially, edit the tomboy menu item and get rid of the --search argument
[05:24] <phirestalker> bucky, well it will start up just fine, it's just the panel applet doesn't want to work on startup, but if I add the applet again after startup it will work
[05:24] <nsahoo> is there any advantage to freenas then? if you have more than a minimal hardware computer?
[05:25] <mer_one> hi
[05:26] <phirestalker> bucky, you mean for the applet on the panel? how do I do that?
[05:26] <phirestalker> oldude67, well I'm not sure I want to do it graphically since it isn't showing accurate info, so what was the command again?
[05:27] <dj9404> HOW TO I GET RID OF GNOME AND go on kde i DL the stuff how to i swich?
[05:27] <mneptok> dj9404: start by turning off the <capslock>
[05:27] <bastidrazor> !purekde | dj9404
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> !purekde
[05:28] <dj9404> My english is no great
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> :)
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> installing stuff is easy.. getting it off.. can be harder..
[05:28] <kr1t> My problem is that when I start to transfer files through Amarok (11 gB +) The status bar appears at the bottom of the window...but then abruptly disappears while sitting at 0%.
[05:28] <oldude67> dj9404, try logging out switching to kde and then logging back in.
[05:28] <kr1t> When I watch in Console...I see no glaring errors
[05:29] <kr1t> granted that it scrolls past uber fast while it is sitting at 0% of the transfer bar
[05:29] <GuidMorrow> you know what ...?
[05:29] <GuidMorrow> screw this virtual console stuff, I'm thinking about stuffing this windows xp disc in the shredder
[05:29] <phirestalker> bucky, nm I read the site you gave me I see what you meant, but that isn't what is happening for me
[05:30] <oldude67> GuidMorrow, dont do that run a ribbon threw it and hang it on the xmas tree..:D
[05:30] <GuidMorrow> =D
[05:30] <Dr_Willis> stick the cd in the microwave.. toast for 4 min.. enjoy
[05:30] <dsdeiz_> anyone able to get the acer multimediakeys functioning?
[05:30] <GuidMorrow> not in the brand new microwave!
[05:30] <kr1t> dont waste the microwave on the xp cd
[05:31] <nickrud> be sure to put a paper towel on it to prevent splatters
[05:31] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  the 'work' microwave at the office.
[05:31] <Dr_Willis> :)
[05:31] <kr1t> :P
[05:31] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  acer makes a lot of lpaotps/desktops/machines...
[05:31] <bucky> phirestalker: what is the error in auth.log ?  google it?
[05:31] <phirestalker> oh... so that's why the other building at works microwave doesn't work anymore :O
[05:31] <Dr_Willis> phirestalker:  dident harm it at all. :)
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> phirestalker:  had to do somthing with all those aol cd's
[05:32] <kr1t> The CD looks really epic....but it really is harmful to the microwave
[05:32] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: the laptop touchpads i think
[05:32] <dj9404> help!
[05:32] <nickrud> http://www.instablogsimages.com/images/2009/05/06/fish-made-out-of-cds_xXTMM_23302.jpg < -- good use for xp disks, used to know artist that did this with those aol disks
[05:32] <GuidMorrow> for one thing, I was hoping to install a SATA HDD and install windows 7 on that and dual boot
[05:32] <oldude67> !help
[05:32] <GuidMorrow> !sata
[05:33] <phirestalker> Dr_Willis, I don't even get those anymore, I wonder if the news story a year or so ago about them filling the landfill made them stop sending so much
[05:33] <Ben64> put a glass of water in with the cd
[05:33] <Ben64> makes it safe for microwave
[05:33] <dj9404> how to remove FOR 9.04 - I went to this link and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE
[05:33] <kr1t> Problems with transferring files from ubuntu to MTP Device with Amarok. Status bar appears but then goes away...without transferring the files.
[05:33] <phirestalker> Rejected send message, 1 matched rules; type="method_call", sender=":1.71" (uid=1000 pid=6049 comm="/usr/lib/indicator-applet/indicator-applet --oaf-a") interface="org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties" member="Get" error name="(unset)" requested_reply=0 destination=":1.985" (uid=0 pid=23670 comm="/USR/SBIN/CRON "))
[05:34] <addchild314> g'nite guys. dont forget to sleep at some point (in accordance with local time zones)
[05:34] <phirestalker> bucky, Rejected send message, 1 matched rules; type="method_call", sender=":1.71" (uid=1000 pid=6049 comm="/usr/lib/indicator-applet/indicator-applet --oaf-a") interface="org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties" member="Get" error name="(unset)" requested_reply=0 destination=":1.985" (uid=0 pid=23670 comm="/USR/SBIN/CRON "))
[05:34] <phirestalker> bucky, that's the message
[05:34] <GuidMorrow> !xchat
[05:34] <dsdeiz_> !info xchat
[05:34] <GuidMorrow> !help xchat
[05:34] <phirestalker> bucky, I believe there were others, I will look through my logs again
[05:34] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  i dual boot sata disks all the time..  gotta be carefull when using IDE and sata disks.
[05:35] <kr1t> I am guessing nobody knows much about mtp/this problem :(
[05:35] <GuidMorrow> how do I turn off chat logging in XChat
[05:35] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  its in the menus  or right click on the channel tab perhaps?
[05:35] <dsdeiz_> oh i forgot to mention that mplayer recognizes them but triggers the wrong commands
[05:35] <oldude67> GuidMorrow, settings preferneces
[05:35] <dsdeiz_> e.g. 'stop' sign forwards the movie
[05:35] <oldude67> preferences even ugh
[05:36] <bucky> !info dmraid
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  there are the gnome settings to redefind what keys do what special functions. perhaps remap them
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> system -> prefs -> keyboard shortcuts
[05:37] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: oh sorry. i'm not using gnome
[05:37] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  Oh- the-Huge-manatee! :P
[05:37] <oldude67> dsdeiz_, what are you using lol...:D
[05:37] <GuidMorrow> I don't have "log conversations" checked
[05:38] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  theres also ways to remap specific keys to  the proper XF86_WHATEVER events
[05:38] <chriss8> Some help? Is there a way to completely rewrite everything on a netbook with ubuntu? I'm currently dualbooting ubuntu and XP, and I'd like it if I could start over and just have a brand new ubuntu.
[05:38] <dsdeiz_> oldude67: me? just a window manager.. :(
[05:38] <phirestalker> Dr_Willis, did you ever see that joke howto website for burning cds that included a toaster? lol
[05:38] <Dr_Willis> chriss8:  just format the ubuntu partitions when you reinstall ubuntu.
[05:38] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: like xmodmap?
[05:38] <arleslie> chriss8, just reformat the harddrive
[05:38] <oldude67> chriss8, ya put the disk in and tell it to use the whole disk
[05:38] <GuidMorrow> still, why is the last 1024 lines of chat loaded when xchat loads
[05:38] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  yep - i had to play with that for an IBM keyboard i had.
[05:39] <oldude67> GuidMorrow, hold on i remember seeing that.
[05:39] <bucky> phirestalker: according to google you need to be a member of the powerdev group  ..I think http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=512936
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  history buffer? does it really matter? :) hit F1 check teh xcaht help docs?
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> logging is different from a history/saved buffer perhaps?
[05:39] <chriss8> Dr_Willis, arleslie, oldude67:Format the hard drive? So do I just plug in a ubuntu USB, boot from that and install?
[05:39] <oldude67> GuidMorrow, its under logging just get rid of display scroll back
[05:39] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: btw, xev also recognizes it but displays really weird outputs not like keyboard events
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> chriss8:  thats how i install ubuntu on my netbook.,
[05:40] <bucky> phirestalker: here's another reference to it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-applet/+bug/359586
[05:40] <arleslie> chriss8, yes thats correct
[05:41] <chriss8> Also, an unrelated question, should I use the desktop edition, or the netbook edition? I like the layout and look of the desktop edition more, but I've heard you can modify the netbook edition to look like the desktop one. Which would you suggest? (I have an eee pc 1005HA netbook)
[05:41] <gvsa123> i have a portable hd that i hook up to ubuntu via usb... it is possible to make this a shared folder so that i can access it via samba from windows right?
[05:41] <apoleo12> heya... before i do some grub repair.. there's soemthing I wanna clarify something here. the grub according to the menu.lst is pointing at h2,4 but according to windows disk managment; linux is on the third drive on a first partition
[05:41] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  i had to add some proper commands to  rc.local to get the xev keys seen/used right.. so i could remap them
[05:41] <arleslie> chriss8, either one is perfectly fine, the desktop doesn't support usb install unless you get a thirdparty program to do that
[05:41] <apoleo12> there's an image I snapshot of ity and wanna show one of youse...
[05:41] <apoleo12> help?
[05:42] <arleslie> chriss8, I would recommend the netbook remix, and you can make it look like the desktop
[05:42] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  my script for my old IBM keyboard.
[05:42] <Dr_Willis>  pastebinit  /etc/setkeycodes.sh
[05:42] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f7faaf567
[05:42] <chriss8> arleslie: Yeah, I've done it with unet bootin. Is there a guide you can link me to to make the netbook remix into the desktop theme?
[05:42] <apoleo12> hey arleslie ;)
[05:42] <bucky> phirestalker: wait a minute... how about this http://v2kblog.blogspot.com/2009/05/dbus-daemon-rejected-send-message.html
[05:43] <arleslie> chriss8, to do the desktop theme, go to System > Administation and click switch to Desktop Version
[05:43] <arleslie> apoleo12, hey
[05:43]  * tak11 is back (gone 00:21:42)
[05:43] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: er, too deep for me.. hehehe i'll just let these dang multimedia keys pass for now :D
[05:43] <Dr_Willis> chriss8:  i install the ubuntu-desktop package then use the settings tool to tell it to not use the UNR interface.
[05:44] <bucky> chriss8: apt-get install ubuntu-netbook-remix-default-settings  and  ubuntu-netbook-remix-default-settings
[05:44] <chriss8> arleslie: Oh. That wa ssimple. Thanks.
[05:44] <arleslie> Dr_Willis, he doesn't have to install the ubuntu-desktop package
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  took me some time. Most of that file is comments. i had to figure out what keys were what.. and remap them to the right XF86xxxxxxxx
[05:44] <bucky> chriss8: and netbook-launcher too
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> if not using  the UNR. i found things lacking  without ubuntu-desktop :)
[05:44] <phirestalker> bucky, that bug report on launchpad seems to have the exact error message so there is that issue most likely
[05:44] <bucky> phirestalker: looks like it
[05:45] <apoleo12> arleslie: before i do some grub repair.. there's soemthing I wanna clarify something here. the grub according to the menu.lst is pointing at h2,4 but according to windows disk managment; linux is on the third drive on a first partition
[05:45] <phirestalker> bucky, I'll keep an eye on the bug report
[05:45] <Dr_Willis> the UNR is neat in ways.. and VERy annoying in others.
[05:45] <kavurt> chriss8, there's a button under preferences, "switch desktop mode" just use that
[05:45] <apoleo12> I dont expect ya to remember my plm.. but does that refresh it?
[05:45] <chriss8> Okay, I'm confused. Should I get the netbook edition, or the desktop one? Or is there no real difference, and it's just a matter of preference?
[05:45] <bucky> phirestalker: try the fix.. back up the file like in the example and edit it
[05:45] <Dr_Willis> chriss8:  what is your netbook? i use the netbook edition on my AAO
[05:45] <arleslie> apoleo12, then where it says hd (0,1) it should be hd (3,1)
[05:45] <chriss8> Dr_Willis: eee pc 1005HA
[05:46] <Dr_Willis> chriss8:  check the forums for how well the EEE stuff is supported  there are some EEE specific  ubuntu variants also
[05:46] <GuidMorrow> cannot execute: " its under logging just get rid of display scroll back"
[05:46] <arleslie> apoleo12, I remember it
[05:46] <arleslie> !dualboot | apoleo12
[05:47] <apoleo12> arleslie: im gomnna go in to liveCD to do ggrub editing after i finish reading the links I got from you
[05:47] <arleslie> apoleo12, ^^ theres the links you need
[05:47]  * GuidMorrow . o O Syntax error
[05:47] <apoleo12> mine isn't a mac..
[05:47] <oldude67> GuidMorrow, how did you break irc? lmao
[05:48] <stager> whats a good distro for clustering web servers?
[05:48] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: can you take a quick peak on a xev output? :S
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  most of mine just showed unknown keycode use.. whatever.. to set it...
[05:49] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  but i can try :P
[05:49] <apoleo12> arleslie: tho it's strange that windows disk management tells me differently... which it should be hd2,0 but not hd2,4
[05:49] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: thanks!
[05:49] <arleslie> apoleo12, x86/AMD64 is the link you wanted
[05:49] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: http://pastebin.com/m79c58ad5
[05:49] <arleslie> apoleo12, what does Windows Disk Management say
[05:49] <dsdeiz_> for now i only know how to set buttons :(
[05:50] <apoleo12> how can I show you? I have it snap shot...
[05:50] <GuidMorrow> does ubuntu support raid functions or nfs
[05:51] <dsdeiz_> btw, on keyboards i use keysym.. but on these buttons i can't seem to find them
[05:51] <snd_> hey woulda nyone kno how I would access a usb drive plugged into my ubuntu box on a virtualbox of vista?
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  means very little to me.. I had keys thet the kernel dident even recognize. so my issue wa a bit different.
[05:51] <snd_> like in VIsta's cd cmd
[05:52] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz_:  i followed the rather old guide at --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultimediaKeys
[05:52] <dsdeiz_> Dr_Willis: oh ok.. got it. will read it now
[05:52] <Dr_Willis> snd_:  virtualbox fromt he repos can Not access real 'usb' drives.. the version from the virtualbox homepage CAN if you configure it to do so.
[05:53] <Dr_Willis> snd_:  if you set it all up right.. it will show up as if it was plugged into a normal windows machine. (ie: have a g: letter)
[05:54] <Jimmy> Hey im trying to use a live cd but when Ubuntu 9.04 boots i can't use my keyboard or mouse. Any help please?
[05:54] <chriss8> Is the "aternat
[05:54] <Dr_Willis> snd_:  alterantively - You can set up a 'share' on the usb drive and let windows in vb. access it as a 'share/network neighborhood place'
[05:54] <GuidMorrow> !raid
[05:54] <chriss8> Is the "alternate" torrent from www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors the netbook edition?
[05:54] <Dr_Willis> snd_:  or a 3rd way. virtualbox can have its own special virtualbox share. that windows can access IF you install the virtualbox guest addations.
[05:54] <Dr_Willis> chriss8:  no.. theres a UNR edition thats a .img file.
[05:54] <Dr_Willis> chriss8:  img - you copy it properly to a flash drive.
[05:55] <Dr_Willis> chriss8:  alt edition = alternative text type installer.
[05:56] <GuidMorrow> why is the application "preferences" menu always under the "edit" menu?
[05:56] <chriss8> Dr_Willis: Ooh, okay. Thanks.
[05:57] <GuidMorrow> looks like we're not in Kansas anymore
[05:57] <Jimmy> My keyboard and mouse don't work when i load ubuntu 9.04. Any help?
[05:58] <DPic> why is the "Add" button greyed out under the VPN tab of the connection manager?
[05:58] <DPic> i'm trying to connect using my new IPREDator account =]
[05:58] <GuidMorrow> !vpn
[05:58] <DPic> thanks
[05:58] <googeek> jimmy: what kind are they?
[05:59] <Jimmy> logitech wired mx310 mouse
[05:59] <Jimmy> and some acer keyboard
[05:59] <Jimmy> both usb
[05:59] <bucky> GuidMorrow: you mean the  application "preferences" menu always under the "edit" menu in FireFox
[05:59] <GuidMorrow> usually the option falls under the "tools" menu
[05:59] <Jimmy> they work fine under vista and install menu of ubuntu
[05:59] <googeek> Jimmy: weird. Mines a logitech wireless, and it works
[06:00] <oldude67> Jimmy, run lsusb and see if it is loaded.
[06:00] <GuidMorrow> I have a logitech wireless desktop EX100
[06:00] <Jimmy> run lsusb in installer? or ubuntu itself?
[06:00] <GuidMorrow> !usb
[06:00] <GuidMorrow> ?
[06:01] <GuidMorrow> ubottu they meant usb keyboard/mice
[06:01] <oldude67> jimmy ugh guess you cant do that if the keyboard isnt working..lmao
[06:01] <Jimmy> yeah so am i stuck with vista?
[06:01] <bucky> jimmy did you recompile your own kernel or something?
[06:02] <GuidMorrow> !keyboard
[06:02] <GuidMorrow> :(
[06:02] <Jimmy> idk how to do that? is that under install options
[06:02] <oldude67> Jimmy, but keyboard and mouse worked to load ubuntu?
[06:02] <GuidMorrow> is this upon installing ubuntu or loading the live CD
[06:03] <googeek> jimmy: Do you have a port keyboard and mouse to try?
[06:03] <googeek> jimmy: I don't know much about ubuntu just yet, but I'm guessing you're missing something you need, A port would most likely work for sure
[06:03] <Jimmy> yeah it let me select "instal ubuntu without changing harddrive....sumthing"
[06:03] <kelly_> hey how do i install bogfilter
[06:03] <Jimmy> then it stops when loading ubuntu
[06:03] <googeek> Does anyone know why my visual effects wont enable, even though nvidia seems to be working other than that?
[06:04] <GuidMorrow> there is a little known setting in BIOS called "Legacy USB support" ... if you can get in there and turn it on you might be able to use your setup
[06:04] <Jimmy> k ill try that.
[06:04] <Jimmy> thanks
[06:05] <GuidMorrow> !bios
[06:05] <error404notfound> can i force programs to open in a certain workspace? like evolution in 2nd workspace and thunderbird in first
[06:06]  * GuidMorrow . o O wait ... does he know what key to get into bios with
[06:06] <oldude67> GuidMorrow, dont matter hes gone..lol
[06:06] <nightingale> hello
[06:06] <oldude67> halo
[06:06] <spO> how do i force someone out, ie reduce their shells to nothing, ie how do i get them out of my system, ie how do i log them out?
[06:07] <GuidMorrow> !hi | nightingale
[06:07] <nightingale> thx
[06:07] <spO> how do i force log another user out?
[06:07] <kelly_> hey i am trying to install bogfilter i have tried apt-get install bogfilter
[06:08] <GuidMorrow> !bogfilter
[06:08]  * donkehofdarkness slaps macd_ 
[06:08] <GuidMorrow> what is that?
[06:09]  * GuidMorrow pounds ubottu with a giant fist
[06:09] <arleslie> !find bogfilter | kelly_
[06:09] <ClayG> how do I access my trashcan from x?
[06:09] <SealedWithAKiss> Strange question, would a standard inkjet orl laser printer print onto toilet paper? I don't have a printer so can't test this to find out!
[06:09] <arleslie> GuidMorrow, to find package information use !find <package name>
[06:10] <arleslie> !offtopic SealedWithAKiss
[06:10] <Dr_Willis> SealedWithAKiss:  i hope you got some good quality T.P. :) cheap stuff..i doubt it...
[06:10] <GuidMorrow> kelly_: That package might be used in another Linux distro
[06:10] <Dr_Willis> SealedWithAKiss:  and the ink will proberly print all fuzzy
[06:10] <arleslie> !ot | SealedWithAKiss
[06:11] <spO> does apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop  remove all DESKTOP and all its apps?  I want to remove desktop and all its apps
[06:12] <SealedWithAKiss> arleslie, such a fun sponge.
[06:12] <obx> Why does it take so long to resize a hd ugh.
[06:12] <Dr_Willis> spO:  no. thats a 'meta package' removing that package will in fact.. remove.. not much of anything
[06:12] <donkehofdarkness> pretty sure it does
[06:12] <arleslie> SealedWithAKiss, I just follow rules
[06:12] <donkehofdarkness> =/
[06:12] <obx> is it easier partioning while installing, or doing it before you install?
[06:12] <Dr_Willis> obx:  windows  can resize ntfs MUCH faster then the linux tools do.
[06:12] <SealedWithAKiss> arleslie, follow them or enforce them?
[06:12] <arleslie> SealedWithAKiss, well both
[06:12] <Dr_Willis> obx:  like 4x+ faster.
[06:13] <obx> but how do you resize in windows if the hd is being used D:
[06:13] <Dr_Willis> obx:  no idea how it works.. but it did for me :)
[06:13] <Dr_Willis> obx:  black magic?
[06:13] <obx> i figured voodoo had a part of it
[06:13] <SealedWithAKiss> arleslie, relax. Sounds as though you need somebody to go OT in here once in a while to mix things up. Unless your aware of a toilet paper printing channel?
[06:13] <spO> how can i remove all of desktop related things in ubuntu?
[06:14] <thelostfaith> Is there the possibility of having different backgrounds for each panel?
[06:14] <bazhang> SealedWithAKiss, take chat elsewhere
[06:14] <arleslie> Dr_Willis, Windows uses DOS to format, if you want to do a full format it takes forever but it does quick formats 4x faster. I would recommend on using the ubuntu formater or gParted
[06:14] <Dr_Willis> arleslie:  he asked about resuzing.
[06:14] <obx> I'm using parted to resize
[06:14] <obx> but it sure is taking a long time :(
[06:15] <arleslie> obx, gParted usally doesn't take more then 10 mintues to resize
[06:15] <Dr_Willis> obx:  yes.. gparted reszing is a lot slower then booting to windows and lettting windows resize it.
[06:15] <obx> yeah this has been going on for 13 >>
[06:15] <Dr_Willis> obx:  you are resizing a ntfs right?
[06:15] <obx> hmm
[06:15] <obx> yeah
[06:15] <thelostfaith> It took me about 10 minutes to partition 1tb
[06:15] <donkehofdarkness> it's usually better to delete ntfs
[06:15] <obx> am i doing it wrong D:?
[06:15] <arleslie> Dr_Willis, well then idk why gParted is so quick on my machine, it only took 30 minutes to create and format 3 partitions and then setting the flags
[06:16] <Dr_Willis> arleslie:  create/formating is not the same as 'resizing' a partition and keeping the existing data
[06:16] <insigne> oi
[06:17] <arleslie> Dr_Willis, I've resized partitions also and it took less then 3 minutes
[06:17] <obx> my computer is just a big dumb?
[06:17] <insigne> 1111
[06:17] <Dr_Willis> arleslie:  go try resizing a 1tb partition thats 90% full... and  take a nap.
[06:17] <Gnea> arleslie: have your ead this? http://www.nishants.net/articles/ntfsresize.htm
[06:17] <psi-jack> Great!
[06:18] <psi-jack> Ubuntu 8.04 kernel panicked, AGAIN, on installation.
[06:18] <Dr_Willis> its also a good idea to defrag befor resizing.
[06:18] <spO>  how do i (force) log someone out  ?  besides just killing their shell
[06:18] <arleslie> Dr_Willis, well I usally do only resize 10% full partitions, so thats probly why
[06:18] <GuidMorrow> which one of these work best for burning an ISO to a CD, again?
[06:18] <Gnea> psi-jack: what kind of system is it?
[06:18] <Dr_Willis> arleslie:  :) yes..  it would resize one thats 0% full even faster i bet!
[06:18] <Gnea> !best
[06:18] <Ivoz> how do i go about trying to make an eclipse 3.5 package for ubuntu to use?
[06:18] <Gnea> !burn | GuidMorrow
[06:19] <psi-jack> Gnea: Pentium 4 2.8 HT, 4gb DDR1 400Mhz, 6 HDD's, DVD, DVD-RW, etc.
[06:19] <Gnea> psi-jack: must be something weird with your hardware configuration. have you tried 8.10 or 9.04?
[06:19] <psi-jack> It's kernel panicking on XFS of all things.
[06:19] <donkehofdarkness> LOL
[06:19] <psi-jack> Gnea: Not yet, no. I wanted to use 8.04 specifically.
[06:19] <arleslie> sp0, pkill -KILL -u “username”
[06:19] <Gnea> psi-jack: try changing the bootline to include this:  pci=routeirq
[06:20] <psi-jack> Gnea: Gotcha, will do.
[06:20] <collinm140> i dont have volume control what do i do?
[06:20] <CaptainCrook> anyone having nessus taking a long long time to log in?
[06:21] <Gnea> collinm140: how do you know you don't have volume control?
[06:21] <collinm140> it went away
[06:21] <obx> yeah that's right i probably should have defragged
[06:21] <collinm140> Gnea: i tihnk i messed up some stuff screwing around in alsamixer
[06:21] <obx> would it just be easier doing this WHILE i'm installing? cause this is a bit of a bother
[06:21] <chanklor> anyone knows how to extract mp3 from an Audio CD?
[06:22] <collinm140> Gnea:can i just revert that to original settings?
[06:22] <arleslie> !rip | chanklor
[06:22] <psi-jack> chanklor: They're not on the CD as MP3 so you can't extract mp3's from an Audio CD
[06:22] <Dr_Willis> chanklor:  you 'rip' reencode to mp3 format..
[06:22] <Gnea> collinm140: there's no volume control selector on the top panel?
[06:22] <collinm140> Gnea: none at all
[06:22] <GuidMorrow> ubottu: #ubuntu-bots has errors
[06:22] <chanklor> thanks
[06:22] <Gnea> collinm140: so it just disappeared?
[06:22] <collinm140> Gnea:in its entireity
[06:23] <bazhang> collinm140, right click add to panel
[06:23] <Gnea> collinm140: then just right-click on the top panel, go to "add to panel" and select the volume control
[06:23] <collinm140> Gnea: yes tried it it doesnt work
[06:24] <Gnea> collinm140: define "doesnt work" in detail, please
[06:24] <thelostfaith> If I've accessed a usb drive from my desktop and I want to transfer the files over to another usb drive and its telling me I don't have permissions, how can I go about setting them?
[06:24] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  what filesystem is on the drives?
[06:24] <thelostfaith> One is fat, other is ext3
[06:24] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  for ext3 you MUST set proper permissions/ownership with chmode  and chown
[06:25] <thelostfaith> duh
[06:25]  * thelostfaith facepalms
[06:25] <collinm140> Gnea: when i click add under volume control (depracated) nothing happens at all, and when i go into system -> preferences -> sound it says waiting for sound system to respond
[06:25] <collinm140> and nothing happens
[06:25] <Gnea> collinm140: and the same thing happens when you reboot?
[06:25] <collinm140> Gnea: yes
[06:26] <Gnea> collinm140: any results from the following command in a terminal?  cat /proc/asound/cards
[06:27] <collinm140> Gnea: no such directory
[06:28] <Gnea> collinm140: okay, are you familiar with pastebin?
[06:28] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  :) at least you were not trying to chown/chmod files on a ntfs filesystem. :)
[06:28] <collinm140> Gnea: no
[06:28] <Gnea> !pastebin
[06:28] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  and i see this question asked about once a day in here. :) in some form or another.
[06:28] <thelostfaith> I know enough about file systems, been developing over them for years.
[06:28] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  ok. :)
[06:28] <thelostfaith> Just finally got around to actually full-timing a linux system
[06:28] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  you just overlooked it.. heh.
[06:29] <Gnea> collinm140: I suggest installing pastebinit before we continue
[06:29] <collinm140> Gnea: one minute
[06:29] <thelostfaith> I'm so used to all my drives being of some windows format
[06:29] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  if you move that usb drive to another linux box.. the ownerships may be wrong also.
[06:29] <Gnea> collinm140: sure thing
[06:29] <thelostfaith> Well, I have to lock my stuff up daily, so I'm sure I'll have to chmod them daily tbh
[06:30] <obx> aurgh this is still going :(
[06:30]  * GuidMorrow . o O Cannot get an accurate ping reading. Worst: 61.7s
[06:30] <collinm140> Gnea: i have the url pulled up
[06:30] <Gnea> GuidMorrow: tried tracepath?
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  if you are plugging it into the same machine every day.. proberly not.
[06:30] <Gnea> collinm140: okay. could you please pastebin the output of the following commands:  lspci  and  dmesg
[06:30] <thelostfaith> Dr_Willis, I'm really hoping on that
[06:31] <arleslie> obx, I recommend taking a nap then
[06:31] <thelostfaith> But I've ran into some bogus issues lately with this laptop and ubuntu
[06:31] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  unless the admins some how reorder teh uid's  for the users.
[06:31] <obx> i'd rather not wipe out ntfs this time :(
[06:31] <GuidMorrow> !sshd
[06:31] <arleslie> obx, I ment you take a nap not your computer
[06:32] <thelostfaith> Nah, I'm the admin
[06:32] <obx> haha
[06:32] <starimpact> the wirless of ubuntu9.04 has problem
[06:33] <collinm140> http://paste.ubuntu.com/253941/
[06:33] <Gnea> starimpact: have you filed a bug?
[06:33] <GuidMorrow> WTH BAD LAG!
[06:34] <starimpact> not yet
[06:34] <collinm140> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/253941/
[06:34] <spO> how do i kill a shell based on its pts ptty or terminal name , ie, i have multiple people with the sam euser name logged in and i want to kill the shell of only one of htem
[06:34] <GuidMorrow> at this point FreeNode would have kicked me away after three minutes of lag
[06:34] <starimpact> the wirless is not steable, sometime can work ,sometime can not
[06:34] <chanklor> does anyone knows an alternative for Sound Juicer?
[06:35] <GuidMorrow> can you do ssh over wireless
[06:35] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  yes.
[06:35] <Gnea> collinm140: it looks like you put the system to sleep
[06:35] <collinm140> Gnea: ?
[06:35] <collinm140> im very new to linux
[06:35] <Gnea> collinm140: you have a dell Inspiron 9300
[06:36] <collinm140> Gnea: yes
[06:36] <xiphos> its kinda funny, you never hear anyone say, I am very experienced in Linux
[06:36] <GuidMorrow> like ssh to another computer hooked with a wireless dongle
[06:36] <xiphos> or I have been using this forever
[06:36] <collinm140> Xiphos haha
[06:36] <GuidMorrow> because I was wanting to setup a NFS on that one machine
[06:36] <collinm140> ive heard linux guru
[06:36] <GuidMorrow> samba perhaps
[06:36] <Dr_Willis> xiphos:  been using it for.. Hmm... 12+years...
[06:37] <Morik> Hello. I am having troubles with DVD play in Totem. It gives me the error Could not open location. You might not have permission to open this file.
[06:37] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  you can do SSH or any other sort of networking over wireless that you do over wired..normally
[06:37] <Gnea> collinm140: okay. the dmesg command outputs the kernel messages. it basically tells you what's up with your system. one thing it pointed out was that you put the system to sleep and then woke it back up. it's possible that your sound did not recover.
[06:37] <kiran_> WIRED
[06:37] <collinm140> Gnea: sp how can i reset it?
[06:38] <arleslie> xiphos, thats because the experienced ones don't have problems
[06:38] <kiran_> how to install kde
[06:38] <Gnea> collinm140: do a standard reboot of the system and don't put it to sleep
[06:38] <Dr_Willis> the experienced ones.. know where to go read  to learn to fix their problems. :)
[06:38] <arleslie> !find kde | kiran_
[06:38] <bazhang> kiran_, the package kubuntu-desktop
[06:38] <collinm140> Gnea and oh yes i did get a message wen turning it on after putting it to sleep that there was a serious kernel error
[06:38] <GuidMorrow> problem is, will my router let me ssh to another computer...?
[06:38] <kiran_> ya
[06:38] <xiphos> =)
[06:38] <bazhang> kiran_, install that package
[06:38] <arleslie> Dr_Willis, that to
[06:39] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  its your router.. check its docs..
[06:39] <GuidMorrow> linksys wrt150n
[06:39] <OsoPolaroid> hello people
[06:39] <kiran_> i wanna install compliz themes i am sucked please sugget me
[06:39] <Dr_Willis> GuidMorrow:  most can do ssh port forwarding..
[06:39] <kiran_> how to install
[06:39] <Gnea> collinm140: yeah. a lot of hardare had to be re-initialised. it looks like the audio subsystem was not.
[06:40] <GuidMorrow> !compliz | kiran_
[06:40] <nate__> hey everyone...i just installed ubuntu on 500gb ide drive and am getting the grub error 17...i can find a for sure answer on google on how to resolve it.  I need basically fix my MBR right?  Anybody care to help a noob get it fixed? :)
[06:40] <kiran_> hello bazhang
[06:40] <Morik> Hello. I am having troubles with DVD play in Totem. It gives me the error "Could not open location. You might not have permission to open this file. "
[06:40] <kiran_> ya compiz
[06:40] <nate__> *i cant find
[06:40] <GuidMorrow> !compiz | kiran_
[06:40] <Dr_Willis> nate__:  a linux only system?
[06:40] <bazhang> kiran_, you want kubuntu or compiz?
[06:40] <nate__> no i got vista 64 on a separte hdd
[06:40] <kiran_> both of them
[06:40] <dsdeiz_> how to get the source of a package?
[06:41] <dsdeiz_> using apt-get?
[06:41] <Dr_Willis> !apt
[06:41] <GuidMorrow> does your gfx card support compiz?
[06:41] <bazhang> kiran_, kubuntu has its own 3D compositing you know?
[06:41] <Gnea> dsdeiz_: use apt-get source <packagename>
[06:41] <nate__> i booted into knoppix if you need me to tell you my settings
[06:41] <xiphos> haha nice
[06:41] <bazhang> xiphos, ??
[06:41] <kiran_> no iam new to  linux
[06:41] <pblchai> kernel 2.6.28-11 its better than 28-14.47?
[06:41] <xiphos> !apt
[06:42] <Gnea> pblchai: 28-14.47 is not a kernel version.
[06:42] <kiran_> guidmorrow my graphics card support compliz
[06:42] <GuidMorrow> card?
[06:42] <collinm140> Gnea: i just did a proper reboot and still nothing
[06:42] <kiran_> inbuilt 268 mb
[06:43] <pblchai> 2.6.28-14.47
[06:43] <Gnea> collinm140: nothing in /proc/asound/cards?
[06:43] <Gnea> pblchai: never seen it. got 2.6.28-15 here
[06:43] <collinm140> gnea: no such file or directory
[06:44] <Morik> Hello. I am having troubles with DVD play in Totem. It gives me the error Could not open location. You might not have permission to open this file.
[06:44] <Gnea> collinm140: try this:  sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[06:44] <kiran_> anyone answer me
[06:44] <kiran_> please
[06:44] <Gnea> !anyone
[06:44] <GuidMorrow> kiran_: Unknown card. Compiz usually works on most modern ATI/AMD or nVIDIA graphics cards
[06:44] <bazhang> kiran_, answer what
[06:44] <Gnea> kiran_: who makes inbuilt?
[06:44] <pblchai> i got 2.6.28-11 but the update manager now are downloading the .14.47
[06:45] <kiran_> intel
[06:45] <pblchai> i use x86_64
[06:45] <Gnea> pblchai: what version of ubuntu?
[06:45] <pblchai> jaunty
[06:45] <GuidMorrow> !intel
[06:46] <bazhang> 2.6.28.14.19 pblchai you must be mistaken
[06:46] <Ivoz> Hi, after enabling both my monitors to be X-Screens and xinerama, visual effects now says I need the 'composite' extension to get 3d effects.. anyone know what's going on? I'm running ubuntu 9.04 with a 9600GT and nvidia drivers
[06:46] <Gnea> pblchai: can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list?
[06:47] <pblchai> yes
[06:47] <collinm140> Gnea: still nothing
[06:47] <Gnea> collinm140: okay, how about this one:  sudo alsa force-reload
[06:48] <pblchai> http://pastebin.ca/1531161
[06:48] <pblchai> correct?
[06:48] <Gnea> pblchai: yup..
[06:48] <obx> oh wow, it's finally doing it. 49 minutes eta :/
[06:49] <pblchai> later than reboot, the auto eth0, is not available
[06:49] <pblchai> i dont know why
[06:49] <collinm140> Gnea: should i reboot?
[06:49] <pblchai> I know use better hardy heron than jaunty jacklope
[06:49] <Gnea> collinm140: no, once was enough
[06:50] <GuidMorrow> kiran_ logged off before receiving their answer
[06:50] <collinm140> Gnea well still nothing is happening
[06:50] <fbn> Hi, to what package in Launchpad should I report a bug related to USB/kernel ?
[06:50] <Morik> Hello. I am having troubles with DVD play in Totem. It gives me the error "Could not open location. You might not have permission to open this file. "
[06:50] <GuidMorrow> what the heck exactly is a jackalope
[06:51] <collinm140> australian thing
[06:51] <collinm140> i remember one of my conselours from australia talking about one
[06:51] <collinm140> i tihng its related to an antelope
[06:51] <collinm140> and a jackrabbit
[06:51] <apoloeo12> I've got a problem... Im in liveCD trying to repair grub error 15 by typing root (hdx,x) then setup (hdX) then I get an error saying Error 17: Cannot mount selected partition
[06:51] <vassler> Any way to rip a dvd movie and copy the movie onto your harddrive?
[06:51] <Morik> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackalope
[06:52] <apoloeo12> Help... feels like Im not even half way
[06:52] <GuidMorrow> !
[06:52] <GuidMorrow> !copyright
[06:52] <collinm140> Guid Morrow: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackalope
[06:52] <bazhang> GuidMorrow, please /msg ubottu
[06:52] <bazhang> collinm140, please keep chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:52] <apoloeo12> uhm that may not make sense...
[06:52] <Dr_Willis> Jackalope = fictious animal = a rabbit with 'horns'
[06:53] <collinm140> sorry
[06:53] <Dr_Willis> :)
[06:53] <collinm140> Gnea: still nothing
[06:53] <Gnea> collinm140: taking a look around ubuntuforums.org
[06:53] <collinm140> Gnea: iv done almost everything there
[06:53] <fudoreaper> upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10 using 'do-release-upgrade' is failing without displaying an error, but just after "Calculating the changes". any ideas what's wrong?
[06:53] <collinm140> Gnea but am not sure wat type of sound card i have
[06:54] <collinm140> Gnea : so cant advance much further
[06:54] <OsoPolaroid> hello people, could someone help this newbie (that is, me)  in a Linux audio issue, please?
[06:54]  * apoloeo12 needs GRUB help
[06:54] <collinm140> OSOPOLAND: you two?
[06:54] <arleslie> !audio | OsoPolaroid
[06:55] <Gnea> collinm140: 00:1e.2 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 03)
[06:55] <nate__> hey everyone...i just installed ubuntu on 500gb ide drive and am getting the grub error 17...i cant find a for sure answer on google on how to resolve it.  I need basically fix my MBR right?  Anybody care to help a noob get it fixed? :)
[06:55] <xiphos> I have a related question, using ALSA actually. Do you knwo where I can find this package? flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[06:55] <OsoPolaroid> Collinm, yes I have a bit of problems with my soundcard in linux
[06:56] <Dr_Willis> !fixgrub | nate__
[06:56] <arleslie> !audio | OsoPolaroid, Gnea, collinm140
[06:57] <Gnea> collinm140: this page seems to hit exactly what you're dealing with: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=773221
[06:57] <OsoPolaroid> Ubottu, I have tried all the help available in the web related my problem
[06:57] <apoloeo12> Dr_Willis: wudn't  you like know about the grub error I have right now?
[06:57] <Deftone07> I need help....got a new laptop and can't find the drivers for my wireless. can someone help me out pleez
[06:57] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  :) if i say no.. is that making me a badddd boy?
[06:58] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  grub is the kindof thing i spent  a few hrs reading about, reading the grub docs and experiment/learning about...
[06:58] <apoloeo12> Yeess!!! if I say that you suck.. would you hate me?
[06:58] <arleslie> Deftone07, what is the wireless device?
[06:58] <Deftone07> Intel pro wireless
[06:58] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  #1 thing people overloook is that grub counts fro 0, and  linux starts counting from 1
[06:58] <apoloeo12> yeah ya not the only one despite that Im more newer than you are haha
[06:58] <arleslie> !wireless | Deftone07
[06:59] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  #2 thing is that the hd# can change depending onwhat drive you are booting.
[06:59] <apoloeo12> Dr_Will: I already understood that... tricky at first untill it come to my sense ;)
[06:59] <Deftone07> i know how to install it and stuff...just not sure what driver is the correct one
[06:59] <biovore> Deftone07: most of the intell wireless devices work off the bat..  you probably have one of the new ones..
[06:59] <Schmitty> !ubuntu
[06:59] <apoloeo12> Dr_Willis: the hd# changes when booting??
[06:59] <OsoPolaroid> all I need is an experienced Linux user to explain how to use a "patch" (more likely some amount of code) which I found in a forum to solve my audio problem
[06:59] <arleslie> Deftone07, if ubuntu didn't install a default one, I suggest using madWifi
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  if you have a exteranl usb drive and tell bios to boot from it.. it becomes 'hd0' the internal drives would then be hd1 and so on...
[07:00] <Deftone07> I have an HP Pavillion dv4-1435dx
[07:00] <apoloeo12> Ohh i see
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  ifyou booted from interlan drive.. the exteranl usb one would be hd1 (or higher)
[07:00] <apoloeo12> no no dont think that the plm I have
[07:00] <pimped92> Where do i get kernel modules for sound?
[07:00] <iandayen> I have a wireless question with the newest Ubuntu, I installed Ubuntu, and before updating, I was able to use wireless with the madwifi driver, but once I updated, my wifi doesn't work
[07:01] <biovore> Deftone07: if you open a shell and type "sudo lspci"  does it say anything there about the wireless device..
[07:01] <apoloeo12> Type of the volume is dyamic in windows and would that not be affected?
[07:01] <Schmitty> !lspci
[07:01] <iandayen> how do I open a shell
[07:01] <Deftone07> crap i'll have to check when i get back on ubuntu...i had to get back on crappy vista to find out the driver
[07:01] <Schmitty> !shell
[07:01] <Dr_Willis> iandayen:  gnome-terminal iconis one way
[07:01] <bazhang> Schmitty, /msg ubottu
[07:02] <pimped92> where can i get kernel modules for sound?
[07:02] <shivraj> haha ubottu
[07:02] <fudoreaper> pimped92: kernel modules usually come with ubuntu
[07:02] <Schmitty> bazhang: that was for iandayen ; wouldn't do much good if I was the only one to see the responce
[07:02] <arleslie> Schmitty, not everyone needs that
[07:03] <bazhang> !bot > Schmitty
[07:03] <iandayen> I see ethernet controller, but no wireless
[07:03] <Deftone07> although everest ultimate tells me Broadcom 802.11bg
[07:03] <arleslie> iandayen, are you sure your wireless device is turned on?
[07:03] <shivraj> wow this ubuntu is pretty nice
[07:03] <iandayen> yes
[07:03] <iandayen> first thing I checked
[07:03] <shivraj> whats the name of this latest release ?
[07:03] <Deftone07> what's the new ubuntu?
[07:03] <karex> HI, is there an application to gain or normalize audio (ogg, mp3, ...) volume?
[07:04] <maco> shivraj: 9.04 was codenamed "Jaunty Jackalope" during development
[07:04] <pblchai> jaunty jacklope, actual
[07:04] <gst-kaps> how do i restore my grub, /boot/grub/stage1 file is not there ?
[07:04] <arleslie> well the new one is going to be 9.10 and I forgot whats its called
[07:04] <maco> pblchai: hmm? if youre correcting my spelling, there are definitely 2 a's in the english word "jackalope"
[07:04] <Dr_Willis> gst-kaps:  you sure you are looking in the right place? How did you boot that system without that files being there?
[07:04] <shivraj> haha, well I usually use Debian but after grub failed and the kernel wasnt working ... I decided to try this ubuntu cd I had laying around
[07:04] <iandayen> it worked great until i downloaded, installed updates and then restarteed computer, after that, no connection
[07:05] <gst-kaps> Dr_Willis:I am on live cd
[07:05] <savanny1976u> gst-Kaps, use live Cd
[07:05] <arleslie> !fixgrub | gst-kaps
[07:05] <thelostfaith> If I have an empty drive and gparted is registering it at ~950g, yet when I click on the drive via nautilus and it says 850g, whats the issue?
[07:05] <Dr_Willis> gst-kaps:  be sure you are not looking on the '/boot/ thats on the live cd.. but the  'boot/grub' thats where you mounted theinstalled system
[07:05] <Dr_Willis> !fixgrub
[07:06] <pblchai> you are correcting my spelling i dont doing anything i go spanish english sucks!
[07:06] <karex> HI, is there an application to gain or normalize audio (ogg, mp3, ...) volume?
[07:06] <arleslie> !audio | karex
[07:06] <maco> pblchai: oh ok. the "actual" i thought meant you were trying to correct me. sorry.
[07:06] <innomen> Can anyone recommend a novel/book creation solution? i have a bunch of chapters and i dont know what order to put them in, i would like to be able to manage them in some way, any gpl ideas?
[07:06] <arleslie> karex, whoops sorry
[07:06] <pblchai> no problem thank you
[07:07] <maco> innomen: typesetting or brainstorming?
[07:07] <pblchai> now i know how to write jaunty jackAlope
[07:07] <pblchai> :P
[07:07] <Dr_Willis> innomen:  tex/latex is designed for  typesetting.. if thas what you want.
[07:07] <arleslie> karex, ubuntu has a built in audio mixer, right click on the volume icon at the top next to the clock and click "Open Volume Control"
[07:07] <pblchai> the next is Karmic Koala 9.10 in october 2009
[07:08] <Dr_Willis> Laughing Lamma
[07:08] <Dr_Willis> :)
[07:08] <pblchai> empathy will replace pidgin?
[07:08] <karex> arleslie: i mean such a small audio editor :)
[07:08] <thelostfaith> If a drive is set to 777, whys it telling me its read-only?
[07:08] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  the directorys on the drive can have other permissions
[07:08] <acro-asarva_> don't you mean 666?
[07:08] <arleslie> !find audacity | karex
[07:08] <Gnea> thelostfaith: sub-directories won't be the same
[07:08] <bazhang> pblchai, #ubuntu+1 for karmic discussion
[07:08] <thelostfaith> I set -R
[07:09] <iandayen> ok after enabling the alternate aetheros driver in hardware tab, in terminal doing sudo lspci I see Atheros Comminications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg wireless PCI Express Adapter
[07:09] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  when in doubt double check the permissions
[07:09] <Gnea> acro-asarva_: 666 is for files, 777 for directories & executables
[07:09] <iandayen> but I still can not connect to any network wirelessly
[07:09] <karex> arleslie: is there a smaller/easier application than audacity?
[07:09] <arleslie> karex, ubottu is really letting me down today, you can use Audacity, due "sudo apt-get install audacity" in a terminal
[07:09] <maco> !info normalize-audio | karex
[07:10] <maco> arleslie: karex is asking for something lighterweight than audacity
[07:10] <pblchai> ok
[07:10] <apoloeo12> Error 17: Cannot mount selected partition <--- how do I get grub to recognize the mounted drive??? if it isnt already
[07:10] <iandayen> any ideas?
[07:10] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  mount it some where?
[07:11] <thelostfaith> chmod: changing permissions of `/media/disk': Read-only file system
[07:11] <thelostfaith> It still says that
[07:11] <thelostfaith> wtf
[07:11] <apoloeo12> dr_willis it seemed mounted.... even i clicked on the drive...
[07:11] <thelostfaith> Thats weird
[07:11] <Dr_Willis> thelostfaith:  is it ntfs or what filesystem?
[07:11] <Gnea> thelostfaith: as user or sudo?
[07:11] <arleslie> thelostfaith, what file system is /media/disk
[07:11] <karex> arleslie: ok, i'll try normalize-audio before asking (if it's needed). thank u
[07:11] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  perhaps grub is looking somewhere else for it.
[07:11] <thelostfaith> fat32 -> ext3 is what I'm transferring to->from
[07:11] <acro-asarva_> sudo aptitude wipe & sudo wipe -r /?
[07:11] <thelostfaith> I used sudo
[07:12] <apoloeo12> why? not after i typed setup (hd1)
[07:12] <savanny1976u> apoloeo12, how many hard drive do you have?
[07:12] <thelostfaith> /say /media/disk ext3
[07:12] <apoloeo12> still wouldnt work if zI type hd0 even
[07:12] <apoloeo12> three harddrives
[07:12] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:    that tells grub to install teh boot foles onto hd1, it still looks in /boot/ for the files.. if you dont have /boot/properfiles  then it cant copy them over.
[07:12] <Seventoes> I installed the NVidia drivers from the hardware manager, and when i rebooted i have my desktop tiled 6 times on my screen and a teeeeny resolutoin :(
[07:12] <arleslie> thelostfaith, ubuntu should auto mount a fat32 filesystem, and fat32 is read and writeble in linux, you shouldn't have to transform it to ext3
[07:13] <Seventoes> GeForce GT 130M 1gb
[07:13] <iandayen> anyone familiar with wireless problems that could help?
[07:13] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12: also if this is from a live cd. theres 1 or 2 commands you normally do befor   you try to install grub.
[07:13] <savanny1976u> Your problem is Cylinders, were are trying to RESTORE  MBR?
[07:13] <eraggo> hah! never been so easy to install mobile internet connection before 9.04 :)
[07:13] <thelostfaith> I'm trying to transfer files from a fat32 external to an ext3 external
[07:13] <thelostfaith> The external is giving me that error
[07:14] <mralexandro> i have trouble editing the menus in ubuntu
[07:14] <apoloeo12> man what did I miss?
[07:14] <arleslie> thelostfaith, which external
[07:14] <thelostfaith> The /media/disk (ext3) gives me that error
[07:14] <karex> arleslie: is there GUI for normalize-audio?
[07:14] <apoloeo12> I acciently closed chatroom when i was typing
[07:14] <mralexandro> i want to make another main menu, like the aplication and places and system menu
[07:14] <thelostfaith> Even after chmod -R 777
[07:14] <fudoreaper> thelostfaith: you may need to remount it
[07:14] <arleslie> karex, I don't know I don't use normalize-audio
[07:15] <apoloeo12> Dr_Willis: care to repeat what u said pleasse?
[07:15] <arleslie> apoloeo12, Dr_Willis> apoloeo12: also if this is from a live cd. theres 1 or 2 commands you normally do befor   you try to install grub.
[07:15] <dennizjov> I got a problem with my soundcard in Ubuntu, it works now when i used pulseaudio instead but i need to do it everytime i restart ubuntu... And i dont have: System -> Preferences -> Sound
[07:15] <pblchai> i want to prepare the test LPIC-1, and later ubuntu certification but here in Argentina i dont know anyone who offer the test or help me learning
[07:15] <dennizjov> How do i fix System -> Preferences -> Sound ? I dont have it on my menu
[07:15] <Seventoes> and the NVidia config tool doesn't let me pick a resolution above 640x480
[07:15] <arleslie> !audio | dennizjov
[07:15] <savanny1976u> Grub can not see your 3 drives
[07:16] <apoloeo12> Dr_W: what would that be?
[07:16] <apoloeo12> Dr_Willis: what would that be?
[07:16] <oneeighttwo> girloves
[07:16] <dennizjov> arleslie: I have followed that guide, alsa doesnt found my soundcard but pulseaudio do, now i want to change the default sound to pulseaudio from the WIKI guide... but i dont have System -> Preferences -> Sound in menu
[07:17] <dennizjov> thats the big problem
[07:17] <apoloeo12> savanny: what? what do you mean?
[07:17] <arleslie> dennizjov, what verison of ubuntu are you running
[07:17] <apoloeo12> I hate this not having a nick comp
[07:17] <dennizjov> arleslie: 9.04
[07:17] <arleslie> dennizjov, what flavor?
[07:17] <dennizjov> arleslie: xubuntu
[07:18] <arleslie> !xubuntu | dennizjov
[07:18] <arleslie> dennizjov, nvm, ubottu isn't helping me out here
[07:18] <mralexandro> how can i create another main menu like the "aplications" "places" "system" ones already on the ubuntu distro, i tried editing menu, but could not add anoter "main" menu
[07:18] <arleslie> dennizjov, let me find the channel for xubuntu
[07:18] <savanny1976u> Where are you trying to install Grub? master drive,2nd or 3rd?
[07:18] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  reading up on the '!fixgrub' urls they mention a command similer to...
[07:18] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda
[07:19] <arleslie> dennizjov, join #xubuntu and they'll tell you where to go
[07:19] <Dr_Willis>   the root-directory is the proper path to where your system is mounted to.
[07:19] <dennizjov> arleslie: thanks
[07:19] <apoloeo12> savanny: d0 is nothing, d2 is XP and D3 is linux
[07:19] <bucky> mralexandro: right click on the panel and click on Add to Panel and scroll down to Main Menu
[07:19] <apoloeo12> dr_willis: ok... trying now
[07:20] <nacuwin> salam
[07:20] <savanny1976u> apoloeolo12, Here is a link that explain your problem:   http://www.mail-archive.com/bug-grub@gnu.org/msg06518.html
[07:21] <thelostfaith> I remounted the drive, its still giving me that error
[07:21] <apoloeo12> savanny: correction; d0 is nothing, d1 is XP and D2 is linux
[07:22] <apoloeo12> savanny hold on checking...
[07:22] <mralexandro> bucky: that will just add the same menu as already there. i want my own one
[07:22] <linuxninja> I'm using the firefox 3 binary
[07:22] <linuxninja> it says I don't have java
[07:22] <linuxninja> how do I install java on firefox 3
[07:22] <savanny1976u> is d0, the master?
[07:23] <arleslie> linuxninja, go to java.com and download a linux verison
[07:23] <maco> linuxninja: install icedtea6-plugin
[07:23] <gOLdenHaWK3D> linuxninja: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[07:23] <bazhang> arleslie, err no, get from repos
[07:23] <maco> linuxninja: openjdk-6-jre is a runtime environment
[07:23] <Dr_Willis> 'firefox 3 binary' ? how did you install firefox?
[07:23] <linuxninja> okay
[07:24] <linuxninja> Thanks All
[07:24] <apoloeo12> savanny: msg me your  meuila and Ill send it to you?
[07:24] <arleslie> bazhang, I don't know the package name
[07:24] <apoloeo12> *email
[07:24] <Dr_Willis> the 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' package installs java and flash and more
[07:24] <savanny1976u> Go to the boot menu and boot from different drive
[07:24] <thelostfaith> Ahh, fixed
[07:24] <thelostfaith> :)
[07:24] <bazhang> arleslie, ubuntu-restricted-extras or !java > nick will do it
[07:24] <bucky> mralexandro: how about a drawer?
[07:25] <arleslie> !java | linuxninja
[07:25] <arleslie> bazhang, thanks
[07:25] <mralexandro> bucky: thats nice:D
[07:25] <mralexandro> bucky: can i just add any aplication in that one?
[07:26] <rakwerfen> ciao
[07:27] <rakwerfen> !list
[07:28] <apoloeo12> savanny: I take that as a no?
[07:28] <inhotteb> helo
[07:28] <inhotteb> Привет
[07:28] <inhotteb> У меня вопрос.
[07:28] <inhotteb> Может кто ответить?)
[07:29] <Dr_Willis>  !ru
[07:29] <apoloeo12> Dr_willis: anyway, the command you just gave me.. will that put it on the first harddrive??? whereas no OS resides on the first one? Others are on second and third?
[07:29] <inhotteb> i can and an english )
[07:29] <Ky|e> When ever I try to use my wireless now in ubuntu it say's SIOCSIFFLAGS resource temporarily unavailable
[07:30] <Ky|e> used to work fine
[07:30] <Ky|e> lappy onboard wireless
[07:30] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  it installs grub to the bootloader on the first hard drive.  it dosent matter if theres an OS on it or not.
[07:30] <SubbyWolfy> hello
[07:30] <apoloeo12> dr_W: even sdb then? no?
[07:30] <Dr_Willis> it installs it to the MBR of whatever drive you tell it to.
[07:31] <Dr_Willis> install it to all the drives.. :)
[07:31] <apoloeo12> Ok i jus dont wanna mess up heh
[07:31] <mralexandro> is there any stable dock for ubuntu 9.04. i tried cairo dock but did not work very well, unstable
[07:31] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  gnome-do has a dock like theme+shelf feature.
[07:31] <apoloeo12> just curious: the bootloader is a file? or it only writes on the first sector?
[07:32] <Pseudo_Bob> Hey, I'm on my mom's laptop, which I installed Ubuntu on for when I use it.  She's running low on disk space for Windows, though, so what I'd like to do is either get rid of Ubuntu or if possible move more space onto the Windows partition
[07:32] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: i am sorry i do not understand, is gnome do a software of some kind then?
[07:32] <Dr_Willis> !info gnome-do
[07:33] <gst-kaps> Dr_Willis:my mbr seems to be screwed, i get grub loading error 22
[07:33] <Pseudo_Bob> I have GParted open right now, but I'm being assured I could cause some kind of mass destruction so I figured I should get some help.
[07:33] <apoloeo12> dr_willis: just curious: the bootloader is a file? or it only writes on the first sector?
[07:33] <Dr_Willis> once you get your gnome-do fu skills going you dont need no dock. :)
[07:33] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  grub tools install a proper bootloader to the master bootrecord of the drive.
[07:33] <apoloeo12> OK
[07:33] <Pseudo_Bob> What exactly does unmounting a partition do?
[07:34] <Dr_Willis> Pseudo_Bob:  disconnectes it from the filesystem 'tree'
[07:34] <RDove> when i do a | grep -i .com, it matches just the com part... is there a way to make it match ".com" with the .
[07:34] <Dr_Willis> Pseudo_Bob:  :)
[07:34] <Dr_Willis> Pseudo_Bob:  makes it where its not accessable from the  system normally
[07:34] <gst-kaps> Dr_Willis:the grub restore on forums is not working for me
[07:34] <apoloeo12> dr_willis:
[07:34] <apoloeo12> root@ubuntu:/home/ubuntu# sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sdb
[07:34] <apoloeo12> mkdir: cannot create directory `/media/root/boot': No such file or directory
[07:34] <Seventoes> I installed the latest NVidia drivers for my GeForce GT 130M but when I boot up I get 6 of the same 640x480 screens mirrored on my one laptop display :-/
[07:34] <Dr_Willis> gst-kaps:  some times - it pays to just go read grub docs and learn how it works.. Its hard to remote admin it.
[07:35] <Pseudo_Bob> dr_willis: Hm.  If I unmount the one with Ubuntu installed will that cause the computer to explode if I'm using Ubuntu on it right now?
[07:35] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  now.. IS your installed system mounted to /media/root ? I  am guessing Not.
[07:35] <apoloeo12> oh holdo n
[07:35] <Schmitty> exit
[07:35] <SubbyWolfy8> -looks around- anyone wana chat? ^^
[07:35] <savanny1976u> apoloeo12, go to bios and boot from different drive, had the same problem before, you exceeded your cylinders limit by having 3 hard drive, your grub is confused can not see all of them or is confused were to start, so it gives an error message.
[07:36] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: i installed gnome do, but how do i start it:D <embarrased>
[07:36] <laloin> nothing to be embarrased bout it
[07:36] <Gnea> !ubuntu | SubbyWolfy8
[07:36] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  windowkey-space
[07:36] <laloin> I'm still on the fence bout unbuntu
[07:36] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  time to check the gnome-do homepage/docs :) and  enable the shelf plugin also.
[07:36] <savanny1976u> gnome, click session, check gnome and log.
[07:36] <apoloeo12> dr_willis: it seemed to be mounted, but is this refering to linux? if so its already mounted... but if its /media.... i cud be missing soemthing else???
[07:37] <inhotteb> Hello. How can I watch DVD from folder on my HDD?
[07:37] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  use the 'mount' command and see  where its mounted to.. and use the proper path in that grub command you were trying
[07:37] <Gnea> inhotteb: mplayer can playback vob files
[07:37] <fever> hello helpful people anyone out there using TuxOnIce with Jaunty?
[07:37] <Dr_Willis>  apoloeo12  one normally mounts things to subdirs in /media/whatever
[07:37] <Gnea> !anyone | fever
[07:38] <Pseudo_Bob> So should I just go ahead and unmount the Ubuntu partiton?
[07:38] <gst-kaps> Dr_Willis:I had a windows and ubuntu and I deleted the ubutu partitions , now  from live cd I cant see even menu.lst and the restore stuff like root and setup is also helping, what  might be wrong ?
[07:38] <laloin> anybody able to play world of warcraft and everquest 2 using ubunto?
[07:38] <Dr_Willis> gst-kaps:  what are you trying to acomplish? if you deleted linux.. then you dont need to use grub..
[07:38] <savanny1976u> Gnea, install medibuntu
[07:38] <Pseudo_Bob> laloin: I know it's possible to play WoW using Wine
[07:38] <Gnea> savanny1976u: what?
[07:38] <Pseudo_Bob> laloin: Hold on a sec.
[07:39] <Dr_Willis> Pseudo_Bob:  yes it is.
[07:39] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | Pseudo_Bob
[07:39] <savanny1976u> did you install medibuntu?
[07:39] <laloin> yes I've seen it run via wine
[07:39] <Gnea> !wow | laloin
[07:39] <savanny1976u> pas loin du tous
[07:39] <Gnea> savanny1976u: I'm not the one with the issue here...
[07:39] <apoloeo12> savanny: uhmm... can I get back to you? :)
[07:40] <Gnea> !pm | inhotteb
[07:40] <laloin> heh I never got this sort of support using windows
[07:40] <apoloeo12> dr_willis: http://paste.ubuntu.com/253951/
[07:40] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: you are probably to busy now, but is it posible to get a walk trough. i could not find that document page on their website
[07:40] <gst-kaps> Dr_Willis:I want to reinstall linux, but not able to , as gparted gets hanged while scanning devices, so I thought I should try to reboot in windows, but my grub gives me error 22 ?
[07:40] <Gnea> laloin: well, that's because we're better :)
[07:40] <Pseudo_Bob> You do very good work, Doc.  Must be hard putting up with all the newbies...
[07:40] <kiran_> how to remove linux from my system
[07:40] <laloin> well I'm still on the fence bout using ubuntu
[07:40] <savanny1976u> pourquoi?
[07:40] <Seventoes> anyone ever had the NVidia drivers show them their screen 6 times on the same monitor? :(
[07:40] <fever> Ok... positive experiences using TuxOnIce with Jaunty? particularly with an acer laptop... having suspend/hibernate issues...
[07:40] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  dev/sdc5 on /media/disk type ext3    <---------- try that path for the command perhaps? or LOOK and see if theres a 'boot' directory in  that path
[07:41] <kiran_> anyone hear me
[07:41] <laloin> is the doc a bot?
[07:41] <Ghoti> kiran_: no, we cannot.
[07:41] <Gnea> laloin: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft  is a bit more focused
[07:41] <bandit> moin
[07:41] <Dr_Willis> laloin:  not  last i checked.
[07:41] <Gnea> !english | savanny1976u
[07:41] <Pseudo_Bob> kiran: lmgtfy.com
[07:41] <kiran_> no i have dual boot system and i wanna remove ububntu please suggest me
[07:41] <Pseudo_Bob> Crap.
[07:41] <laloin> sorry doc, used to dealing with bots
[07:42] <Pseudo_Bob> Bah forget it.
[07:42] <gst-kaps> Dr_Willis:I want to reinstall linux, but not able to , as gparted gets hanged while scanning devices, so I thought I should try to reboot in windows, but my grub gives me error 22 ?
[07:42] <Dr_Willis> kiran_:  delete the linux partitions.. reinstall the windows bootloader.. reformat the deleted partitions.
[07:42] <Dr_Willis> gst-kaps:  you removed the bootloader files.. grub is now broken.
[07:42] <savanny1976u> Sorry, I was confused
[07:42] <laloin> you should get paid for this doc :)
[07:42] <Gnea> np
[07:42] <kiran_> when i am going to format that drive on windows boot loader it shows error message
[07:42] <Dr_Willis> laloin:  i get a lot of 'dirty looks' does that count?
[07:42] <gst-kaps> Dr_Willis: ooops, how do I fix it please ?
[07:42] <laloin> hahahhahahahah doc :)
[07:43] <Gnea> kiran_: why do you want to remove ubuntu?
[07:43] <gOLdenHaWK3D> kiran_: what kind of error msg?
[07:43] <laloin> I get lots of funny looks when I'm reading up on unbuntu
[07:43] <Dr_Willis> gst-kaps:  not sure..   gparted hanging is. weird.. try booting a gparted live cd. and use that to delete the partitions.. then reboot the ubuntu installer disk and reinstall.
[07:43] <laloin> people ask me, you mean there is something else besides windows
[07:43] <kiran_> windows cannot remove the partition bcoz its used by the other operating system
[07:43] <Pseudo_Bob> What Windows programs can I get that will work like Gparted to reformat my Ubuntu partition?
[07:44] <Dr_Willis> windows has no clue what to do with a ext2/3 filesstem. but  the windows tools should be able to delete it.
[07:44] <Ghoti> Pseudo_Bob: there's PartitionMagic, but it's not free.
[07:44] <Gnea> Pseudo_Bob: that question is better asked in ##windows
[07:44] <Pseudo_Bob> Right, sorry
[07:44] <Dr_Willis> I just use gparted live cd's all the time.
[07:44] <richardcavell> Pseudo_Bob: you don't need to use Windows.
[07:44] <Gnea> !gparted
[07:44] <kiran_> suggest me that tools that allow me to delete the ext3 partitions
[07:44] <Dr_Willis> several are repair/restore disks at disrtowatch.com
[07:45] <gOLdenHaWK3D> kiran_: you can use ubuntu live cd to do that.
[07:45] <Dr_Willis> kiran_:  try one of those live cds like the parted magic one,
[07:45] <kiran_> ya iam tried but not works
[07:45] <Ghoti> kiran_: in Linux, fdisk.  In Windows, Disk Mangler^H^H^H^Hager
[07:45] <laloin> well the ubuntu live cd is sitting in front of me, calling me
[07:45] <Gnea> kiran_: the livecd will do it, then boot into windows after to reclaim it
[07:45] <Dr_Willis> kiran_:  its how its done.. or use the linux 'fdisk' command from a live cd. i guess.
[07:45] <Dr_Willis> Gnea:  he cant boot into windows.. grub is broken
[07:46] <kiran_> ya
[07:46] <Gnea> which is why i asked why you wanted to remove ubuntu and you never answered
[07:46] <Dr_Willis> partedMagic or the 'system rescue live cd' both have tools to restore the windows mbr i think.
[07:46] <laloin> nighters
[07:46] <Pseudo_Bob> richardcavell: Well, I think I do only because I want to reformat the partition I'm currently on.
[07:46] <kiran_> bcoz i wanna migrate to linux mint
[07:46] <Dr_Willis> people seem to think they have to 'delete' uubuntu to reinstall it.. the installer can just reformat the partitions.
[07:46] <Dr_Willis> kiran_:  you are better off not using Mint.
[07:47] <gOLdenHaWK3D> kiran_: use ubuntu live cd if u cannot boot to windows. then use gparted. install it from the internet first.
[07:47] <Pseudo_Bob> It's amazing how many people on here are trying to get rid of Ubuntu all the time.
[07:47] <Dr_Willis> kiran_:  there was no need to 'delete' ubuntu to do that eitehr.
[07:47] <Gnea> kiran_: why not just pop the mint cd in the drive and install over ubuntu?
[07:47] <Dr_Willis> Pseudo_Bob:  actually i dont see that many...
[07:47] <richardcavell> Pseudo_Bob: boot to a live CD
[07:47] <arleslie> is there anyway to do a remote ubuntu install, I have a friend who sells VPSs and at the moment he has to manuly install linux him self, is there a way he can do it remotely?
[07:47] <apoloeo12> dr_w: I seem to be returning a help menu after I tyoped this command: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/disk type ext3 /dev/sdb
[07:47] <kiran_> can i browse windows ntfs drives through the linux mint
[07:47] <Pseudo_Bob> richardcavell: Ugh.  Didn't think of that.  Thanks much.
[07:48] <Ghoti> arleslie: many VPS companies offer Ubuntu images to create the containers with.
[07:48] <gOLdenHaWK3D> kiran_: dont know about linux mint, but from ubuntu live cd you can.
[07:48] <Gnea> !netboot | arleslie
[07:48] <arleslie> Ghoti, he runs the VPS company himself
[07:49] <kiran_> can you suggest me that which versions can support the access of the windows drives
[07:49] <Dr_Willis> kiran_:  yes..  most all linux live cds can access ntfs drives
[07:49] <Dr_Willis> kiran_:  theres very few linux disrtos that CANT these days.. its a common feature
[07:49] <Ghoti> kiran_: all current Linux distributions can handle NTFS drives.
[07:49] <kiran_> i wanna migrate to it so i can access as long as
[07:49] <Ghoti> (Hardware permitting)
[07:50] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  'think' :) it wants JUST the path.. you are giving it all the extra data from that mount command thats not what it wanted.. it wants just --root-directory=/media/disk
[07:50] <Ghoti> arleslie: Boot a VM with the Ubuntu Server ISO, install, set up a base image, and use that to create new Ubuntu VPSs with.
[07:50] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  its just wanting the path to the files to use.
[07:50] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: how do i access gnome do settings?
[07:51] <jeeez> hi. i have right click and icons disabled on my desktop, how do i enable them??
[07:51] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  when ya window-space theres a button /menu
[07:51] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  top right corner.. a little arrow..
[07:51] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: yes i saw it, but gnome closed when i started moving in applications, i found the switch to set it as a dock even, but know it is gone
[07:51] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  theres also a setting to have it always show up a systray icon
[07:52] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: yes but i can not access the settings know cause i can not find it:(
[07:52] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  i enabled that.  the win-space arrow works here if i just win-space then use the mouse
[07:52] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  so you are saying win-space dont work any more?
[07:52] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: yes that is correct
[07:52] <mralexandro> it did but now it doesnt
[07:52] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  perhaps gnome-do crashed... rerun the app
[07:53] <mralexandro>  i did in terminal, but when i close terminal gnome close too
[07:53] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis:  any other way of re launching it?
[07:53] <gOLdenHaWK3D> kiran_: use the latest ubuntu.
[07:53] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  PROPER way to close the terminal.. 'gnome-do &' then use the 'exit' command.. NOT the close button at the top right.
[07:53] <gOLdenHaWK3D> kiran_: ubuntu 9.04
[07:53] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  or alt-f2  -> gnome-do
[07:53] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  or use gnome-do icon in the menus
[07:53] <kiran_> i wanna migrate from ubuntu
[07:54] <gOLdenHaWK3D> kiran_: from ubuntu to which operating system?
[07:54] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  accessories -> gnome do
[07:54] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: ah ok thanks i have it there now, but the settings arrow is not thre
[07:54] <godmodegrafix> im dual booting ubuntu and windows xp.. i mounted windows so that i can view my file, however i cant play the songs that i have on windows, through ubuntu's rythm box. What do i do?
[07:54] <Gnea> kiran_: please visit the linux mint irc channel, get their livecd, and use that
[07:54] <aaron11> helo
[07:54] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  you changed themes then.. look  about i guess..
[07:54] <apoloeo12> dr_will: yeah I just realized that.... *looks at time* 3:10... heh
[07:54] <psi-jack> Oy.. So, it boiled down to one bad memory card.
[07:54] <Gnea> !mintsupport | kiran_
[07:54] <apoloeo12> but here...http://paste.ubuntu.com/253955/
[07:54] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis:  i will reinstall it i think
[07:55] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  that is 'windows' thinking. and proberly wont change anything
[07:55] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  reinstalling an app will NOT reset the users settings
[07:55] <gOLdenHaWK3D> bye guys! :D
[07:55] <godmodegrafix> im dual booting ubuntu and windows xp.. i mounted windows so that i can access the files, however i cant play the songs that i have on windows on the itunes folder, through ubuntu's rythm box. What do i do?
[07:55] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: oh ok, yeah i am usualy a windows user:/
[07:56] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: is there any other way for me to acces the gnome-do settings?
[07:56] <kiran_> i wanna get more advanced desktop effects
[07:56] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  proberly is.. but i would have to read up at the gnome-do homepage to figure it out
[07:57] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: oh ok i see
[07:57] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  when ya win-space do you see a systry icon for gnome-do? a purple square with a snowflake in it.
[07:57] <Ghoti> !ccsm | kiran_
[07:57] <aaron11> Dr_Willis: Do you know how to switch btween splash screens
[07:57] <Ghoti> aaron11: sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so
[07:57] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: i have already changed theme to docked, so nope it is already there, i can search in it when i press windows space
[07:57] <majnoon> Advances are made by answering questions. Discoveries are made by questioning answers.
[07:57] <majnoon> — Bernard Haisch
[07:58] <aaron11> what will that do
[07:58] <kiran_> why all the gnome themes are not supported
[07:58] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  if using'docked'  i though there was an ICOn in the dock to get to the settings.
[07:58] <Ghoti> aaron11: that will allow you to select between your installed spash screens
[07:58] <psi-jack> But, so far, the installation stuff is STILL pretty effing slow for Ubuntu.
[07:58] <bucky> google can help a lot
[07:58] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  you may needed to enable the shelf plugin also
[07:59] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: hmm i can not seem to find that one, and the shelf plugin i have a hard time enabling without prefrenses or settings
[07:59] <Dr_Willis> http://do.davebsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Using_Do
[07:59] <aaron11> Ghoti: its asking for numbers
[08:00] <apoloeo12> Dr_wil: did you get my msg?
[08:00] <godmodegrafix> im dual booting ubuntu and windows xp.. i mounted windows so that i can access the files, however i cant play the songs that i have on windows on the itunes folder, through ubuntu's rythm box. What do i do?
[08:00] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[08:00] <aaron11> Ghoti: oh ok got it
[08:00] <silv3r_m00n> can I run apache , php , mysql , python on netbook remix of ubuntu ... on a acer or samsung netbook ?
[08:00] <kiran_> hi here
[08:01] <godmodegrafix> aaronll: im sure you can
[08:01] <Ghoti> silv3r_m00n: you can run anything you care to install
[08:01] <TwoTwenty> godmodegrafix: have you tried double clicking on them and opening them with standard program
[08:01] <aaron11> Ghoti: thanks
[08:01] <aaron11> lol i know
[08:01] <Ivoz> silv3r_m00n: sure, I'm not sure if they're on there by default, but should be easy to put them on if not
[08:01] <Ghoti> aaron11: my pleasure! :)
[08:01] <kiran_> i wanna more gnome themes please suggest me
[08:01] <silv3r_m00n> fine
[08:01] <kiran_> anyone
[08:01] <kiran_> wat fine
[08:02] <godmodegrafix> twotwenty: standard program is a video player..wont read it at all
[08:02] <silv3r_m00n> by the way is there any kubuntu netbook remix ?
[08:02] <aaron11> kiran_:wait for people
[08:02] <Ghoti> kiran_: http://www.gnome-look.org/ should have plenty of ideas for you
[08:02] <bucky> kiran_: apt-cache search themes |grep gnome
[08:02] <aaron11> silv3r_m00n: can you make your name easier
[08:03] <kiran_> ghoti_that not lot and when i am going to install it shows error message
[08:03] <silv3r_m00n> aaron11: like ?
[08:03] <aaron11> silv3r: silver
[08:03] <psi-jack> What in the effing world would cause the Ubuntu installer to load slowly, pass between dialog to dialog slowly, and mind you 100% text mode in the Alternate Install Disc... It's driving me absolutely nuts, cause on my Pentium 3 733, it was fast as heck, but on my P4 2.8 HT with 3gb RAM, it's running slow as molasses.
[08:04] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: i found the do preferences, now i activated the shelf plugin, what exactly will it do
[08:04] <jeeez> hi. i have right click and icons disabled on my desktop, how do i enable them??
[08:04] <Ghoti> psi-jack: run top an another terminal to see if there's something dogging down the system perhaps?
[08:04] <user01> Hi everyone! Is there a list, containing the Semantic Web supporting companies somewhere? Or would I have to compile it myself from the active working groups pages?
[08:04] <kiran_> anyone read me
[08:04] <godmodegrafix> need help you guys :(
[08:04] <psi-jack> Ghoti: DURING install? before even the kernel finishes loading?
[08:04] <godmodegrafix> drunk and high and need to listen to music
[08:05] <bucky> psi-jack: type top and see what's eating up your resources
[08:05] <user01> kiran_, YES
[08:05] <godmodegrafix> please dont let me boot windows :(
[08:05] <psi-jack> bucky: Maybe you didn't read anything I said?
[08:05] <kiran_> user01
[08:05] <bucky> psi-jack: maybe not
[08:05] <kiran_> user01 noname
[08:05] <Ghoti> psi-jack: if you're in the installer, you should be able to hit alt-F2 and get another terminal, from which you can run top
[08:05] <kiran_> hello user01
[08:06] <user01> kiran_, what do you mean, noname?
[08:06] <jeeez> hi. i have right click and icons disabled on my desktop, how do i enable them?? anyone??
[08:06] <kiran_> nothing
[08:06] <psi-jack> Ghoti: Yeah, umm... During install, nothing but the installer itself is running for the most part.
[08:06] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  dosent seem to do what i thought it did. i though it controlled what was on teh doc.. You found the purple icon on the  docky bar Im guessing?
[08:06] <kiran_> sorry
[08:06] <bucky> kiran_:  install some themes from the repos if you don't like them go find some others on gnome look
[08:06] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  thers also some way to type 'do-perferances' or somthingto get to the settings but i cant figure that out
[08:06] <Ghoti> psi-jack: that's why I suggested the other virtual terminals, accessable through alt-F1 through F6
[08:06] <kiran_> ok
[08:07] <bucky> kiran_: themes should be a drag and drop affair in System->Preferences if you dl one from the internet
[08:07] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: no i had to space windows then type preferences, the only way i can access the preferenses, the dock will have a lot of random icons on it, to bad the shelf plugin does not let you put what you want in it
[08:07] <psi-jack> Ghoti: Yeah, been using Linux since pre 1.0.0, dude. *chuckles* Ubuntu's installer is the only installer that goes this slow.. OpenSUSE's was blazing fast. FreeBSD's, done in minutes total install, etc.
[08:07] <bucky> Ghoti: ctl-alt F#
[08:08] <aaron11> if some1 needs help with themes then go to the link provided : http://www.gnome-look.org/ (this link was hand writen
[08:08] <bucky> psi-jack: if you
[08:08] <bucky> psi-jack: if you
[08:08] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  not sure what it does  really - the doc for shelf are a little vague
[08:08] <z3ro3x> When you click on the Search button in Nautilus you're supposed to get more options in the window just above the files and folders. Well I'm not getting those options.  Why would that be?
[08:08] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  http://do.davebsd.com/wiki/Docky
[08:08] <aaron11> bucky:dont repeat
[08:08] <apoloeo12> dr_willis: did ya catch the url?
[08:08] <psi-jack> heh
[08:08] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: thanks
[08:08] <bucky> psi-jack: if you've been using linux for twenty years then you know how to get into a console and run top
[08:09] <Ghoti> bucky: play nice :)
[08:09] <psi-jack> bucky: No.. Reaaally? D'uh.. :p
[08:09] <Dr_Willis> apoloeo12:  aha. ya got to type "perferances' properly. i was trying  'Do Perferances'
[08:09] <bucky> psi-jack: what are you installing to some crappy usb drive?
[08:09] <psi-jack> bucky, Ghoti: See the funny thing is, DURING install, when you activate a terminal on tty2, you get BusyBox, which has no top.
[08:09] <apoloeo12> sorry I dont understand
[08:09] <psi-jack> bucky: No, DVD-ROM drive.
[08:09] <Kolimbo> how do i bring up the console, if i am in a game for example?
[08:09] <bucky> psi-jack: and what's your internet connection... wireless?
[08:09] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  it also rembers/learns what you launch so it puts them first in the list
[08:10] <Ghoti> psi-jack: Interesting, and, were I in your shoes, mildly annoying.
[08:10] <psi-jack> bucky: No, wired.
[08:10] <bucky> psi-jack: you're installing to a DVD disk?
[08:10] <psi-jack> bucky: FROM a CDROM via a DVD-ROM drive.
[08:10] <Ghoti> Kolimbo: depends on to which console you refer, and which game if you are refering to a game's console
[08:10] <bucky> psi-jack: cause you were in here before asking about how long it should take to format a drive
[08:10] <psi-jack> bucky: Umm. No. I wasn't.
[08:11] <psi-jack> bucky: Since I never use the badblocks, formatting generally takes seconds.
[08:11] <bucky> psi-jack: so what does top say?
[08:12] <psi-jack> bucky: Did you not read what I said, AGAIN?
[08:12] <bucky> psi-jack: so what does top say?
[08:12] <psi-jack> Obviously not.
[08:12] <bucky> psi-jack: do you want help or do you want to wine
[08:12] <Ghoti> bucky: please a> pay attention, and b> kindly stop repeating yourself.
[08:12] <bucky> #whine
[08:12] <psi-jack> bucky: BusyBox doesn't have top!
[08:13] <Gnea> bucky: enough.
[08:13] <bucky> Gnea: he's been using linux since version 1.01
[08:13] <bucky> i can tell
[08:13] <psi-jack> bucky: Pre 1.0.0, actually, thank you very much.
[08:13] <Gnea> psi-jack: if you want to know how long it takes to format your drive, just run it like this:  time mkfs.yada /dev/something
[08:13] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: that is quite interesting, so it actually lets you place icons there and it also detects most used in some sort of way?
[08:13] <Ghoti> psi-jack: the only thing I can think of off the top of my head, absent any data, is that for some reason your IDE channel is klobbering the CPU.
[08:13] <user101> Is there any way given any package I can build it statically which will statically include things like libc.so and so on?
[08:14] <Gnea> bucky: doesn't matter, your behavior is unacceptable here.
[08:14] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  top 5 get added.. and you an drag/drop  to/from it..
[08:14] <psi-jack> Gnea: Umm... Dude.. I don't care how long it takes. LOL. I never asked that, though bucky seems to be filling everything up with nonsense.
[08:14] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  it seems tobe a better 'dock' then many others ive tried
[08:14] <Gnea> psi-jack: ah, okay
[08:14] <Ghoti> bucky, psi-jack: No need to get into a [bleep]ing contest.. play nive, guys :)
[08:14] <Ghoti> and also nice.
[08:14] <psi-jack> nive eh? Is that akin to knives? :D
[08:15] <Ghoti> psi-jack: only in #swordplay :)
[08:15] <psi-jack> Heh
[08:15] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: you can have more than five, just resize docky and it will oopen for many many more
[08:15] <gartral> !ot | psi-jack Ghoti stop playing with nives
[08:15] <psi-jack> bucky: No, what /I/ was here asking earlier, was about Networking hardware for gigabit support for onboard NIC's like the nForce2 10/100/1000 and the 3c940 Marvell 10/100/1000, not that guy that was asking how long it too to format a 512gb hdd or whatever size it was.
[08:16] <Gnea> psi-jack: I see you were inquiring, albiet inefficiently, about the ubuntu installer
[08:16] <ramkumar_> hai
[08:16] <psi-jack> Gnea: Correct.
[08:16] <bucky> psi-jack: go back to LFS like pre 1.0
[08:16] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  i got a wide desktop.. i can have lots.. :P
[08:16] <jkessler> this is too leet
[08:16] <Gnea> psi-jack: just FYI, we consider any 'bleeping' of a bad word to be the use of a bad word, since people know what you're saying. such language should be avoided here.
[08:16] <Ghoti> bucky: Seriously. Please, try to be constructive.
[08:16] <psi-jack> Gnea: Only on this one system, so far, does the Ubuntu installer run painfully slow.. So slow with the fbcons mode for text mode, it was so slow just drawing the screen. I had to use the boot option to stop fbcons from being used.
[08:16] <gogeta> lol
[08:17] <Gnea> psi-jack: what cpu/mem?
[08:17] <Ghoti> Gnea: that was me who bleeped. :p
[08:17] <bucky> psi-jack: use the text mode... like linux is supposed to be
[08:17] <Gnea> Ghoti: heh, if you scrollback to psi-jack's original question, you'll see what I mean :)
[08:17] <gogeta> lol
[08:17] <bazhang> gogeta, ??
[08:17] <xray7224> hey guys
[08:17] <Gnea> hey xray7224
[08:18] <Ghoti> Gnea: fair enough :)
[08:18] <ramkumar_> how i auto mount the partitions in my ubuntu...
[08:18] <psi-jack> Gnea: Pentium 4 2.8Ghz HT, 3gb DDR1 400MHz memory, running single-channel for now cause I found one of the 4 sticks were bad, 6 HDD's, DVD-ROM, DVD-RW, USB-based MMC/SD/MS/CF/SM drive, etc
[08:18] <Ghoti> ramkumar_: see 'man mount'
[08:18] <Gnea> !fstab | ramkumar_
[08:18] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: i think this gnome do will be very very useful and that you gave me a more complete solutin than just a dock, hope it does not steel to much performance
[08:18] <bening> how can I change ubuntu 8.04 to ubuntu 9.04.
[08:18] <gogeta> bazhang: im half asleep
[08:18] <bazhang> gogeta, please chat elsewhere
[08:18] <Ghoti> bening: you need to upgrade to 8.10 first, and then from 8.10 to 9.04
[08:18] <StraightDave> hi guys, anyway to make mouse cursor move, ina remote ssh environment ?
[08:18] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[08:18]  * xray7224 <3 fstab :P
[08:18] <ramkumar_> ya i seen but it is mount only in root not in normal user..
[08:19] <silv3r_m00n> this ubuntu netbook remix is a .img file... how do I install it in my netbook ?
[08:19] <gogeta> bazhang: you ask and i havent even spoke yet
[08:19] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  compared to the total Poopoo i see in other 'docks' its at least useable. :)
[08:19] <Ivoz> The change password dialog just stays busy in ubuntu 9.04 when I change it. Does it take a really long time to do or something?
[08:19] <Dr_Willis> silv3r_m00n:  you 'dd' it to a usb flash drive..
[08:19] <psi-jack> Gnea: Keeping in mind, OpenSUSE, FreeBSD, even Fedora's installer, was blazing fast, it's just Ubuntu's that's running slow as molasses.
[08:19] <bazhang> silv3r_m00n, there is an imagewriter deb you can download
[08:19] <Dr_Willis> silv3r_m00n:  i think the unr download page gives details on how to do it  in windows and linux
[08:19] <gogeta> bazhang: other the laughing at those 2 fight
[08:19] <acro-asarva_> what does this do?
[08:19] <Gnea> psi-jack: so, pretty decent. hrm. the installer isn't exactly optimized for any specific system, so different systems, despite newer specs, can sometimes respond slow during the installation phase, especially if the hardware itself isn't configured to the kernel right - ever tried doing a pci=routeirq?
[08:19] <acro-asarva_> :(){ :|:& };:
[08:19] <Ghoti> !danger
[08:20] <Gnea> psi-jack: and that's just on the one system?
[08:20] <ramkumar_> if i delete the image initrd.img then how i boot my ubuntu/fedora?
[08:20] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: agreed, problem solved, thousand thanks, times to move on to my next one, thanks alot!:D
[08:20] <acro-asarva_> :(){ :|:& };:
[08:20] <acro-asarva_> ?
[08:20] <apoloeo12> what command???
[08:20] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  somehow the gnomedo perferances ion got added to the dock now. :)
[08:20] <psi-jack> Gnea: Yes, so far.. Though admittedly this is the only system yet I've done 8.04.3 on. I did install eBox 1.2, which is based on Ubuntu 8.04.2, on a Pentium 3 733 with 256mb RAM, and it was done before my system even got to the Partition Manager!
[08:20] <gogeta> Ghoti: what dd thats not dangres
[08:20] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: i have it there because it is my most used one:D
[08:20] <Dr_Willis> acro-asarva_:  does an infinate loop.. google for it to learn more.
[08:21] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  becuase its the most used recently i guess. :)
[08:21] <Ghoti> gogeta: no, acro-asarva_ is the one that invoked the !danger
[08:21] <Gnea> psi-jack: interesting. 8.04, while is it the LTS release, is still considered a bit of a dinosaur to newer hardware. have you tried 9.04?
[08:21] <Dr_Willis> just to make it clear 'dd' CAN be dangerous..if you make a typo...
[08:21] <Ghoti> acro-asarva_: that's a fork bomb; do not run that command.
[08:21] <ramkumar_> you see about that command in http://linuxmonk.org
[08:21] <xray7224> i have got to admit i have no idea what the thing he/she does
[08:21] <gogeta> acro-asarva_: issuing dd for image file is fine
[08:21] <Dr_Willis> make SURE you dd to the proper usb device.. :)
[08:21] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: and i found that you can right click the gnome-do icon and see prefrenses for the gnome do program, pluss some quick settings
[08:22] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  yes. :) i was goingto mention that.. but you said you found the perferances allready
[08:22] <psi-jack> Gnea: No, not yet. I wanted 8.04 because of the stability, quote-unquote.  And because I wanted to be able to fully try out a full-scale eBox setup. I have 9.04-server installed on my router box, and two database server computers.
[08:22] <Ghoti> (I was not saying 'dd' is !danger-ous, though like any command, it can be used to ill effect (: )
[08:22] <Gnea> Ghoti: that person was purporting destructive commands earlier
[08:22] <ramkumar_> hi friends plz reply for this If i delete the image initrd.img then hoe i boot my ubunt?
[08:22] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis:  i think i figured the shelf function: right click an app there, and you will see it says add to shelf!
[08:23] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  yes.. but what is a shelf then?
[08:23] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  thats what i never noticed in the docs
[08:23] <Gnea> psi-jack: okay. so is this geared toward a work computer or a personal one?
[08:23] <gogeta> Gnea: Dr_Willis would not issue a destructiv command
[08:23] <Gnea> gogeta: no, acro-asarva_
[08:23] <Dr_Willis> gogeta:  with dd - all it takes is a typo.. :)
[08:23] <Dr_Willis> gogeta:  and i learned that  the hard way. :)
[08:24] <Ghoti> Dr_Willis: or with mv, or cp, or rm, or many other two character commands :)
[08:24] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: i think it is a function that let you bypass most used value and let the app stay untouched in its possition, disregarding the fact that it is used less than top apps
[08:24] <gogeta> Dr_Willis: usefull if its a .img otherwise use cp or mv
[08:24] <psi-jack> Gnea: It's geared towards a large home network of computers. I have a server farm here I'm putting together, and a audio/video streaming farm, comprised of about 20 computers in total.
[08:24] <Ivoz> Would anyone mind seeing if in ubuntu 9.04 System > Preferences > About Me > Change Password dialog works? It just goes busy and does nothing... the user accounts tool works though.
[08:24] <psi-jack> Gnea: I installed 9.04-server on the other few systems, before I heard about eBox. ;)\
[08:24] <Gnea> psi-jack: so it's a personal system. I would go ahead and recommend 9.04-desktop
[08:25] <Ghoti> Ivoz: it worked just fine over here
[08:25] <Ivoz> ghoti - weird.. im on a very new install of ubuntu, the thing just hangs but the user and groups dialog worked!
[08:25] <Ivoz> Ghoti: thanks
[08:25] <gnr> ramkumar_:have you deleted it and rebooted?
[08:25] <mralexandro> doeas anyone know if there is a way i can create a "shortcut"(yes i am an earlier windows user) to mount the windows partition with pasword already typed
[08:25] <Ghoti> Ivoz: happy to help
[08:25] <psi-jack> Gnea: I'm not certain 9.04 works with eBox 100%, for the setup, That P3/733 I mentioned earlier, is what system's going to be doing 100% authentication via LDAP.
[08:26] <Ghoti> mralexandro: add the windows partition to the fstab with the 'user' option; then anyone can mount it
[08:26] <Ghoti> !fstab | mralexandro
[08:26] <knostra> Salut
[08:26] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  the thing abotu that dock (and docks) ya either clutter up the whole bottom of the screen with lots of icons.. or ya get some desktop space wasted at the sides. :)
[08:26] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  guess i could put a gnome pannel to one side. :)
[08:27] <Gnea> psi-jack: I missed the bit about the p3, not sure what that has to do with running a stable system..
[08:27] <mralexandro> Ghoti: thanks
[08:27] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis:  yes and you can take away the function casuing it to stay on top
[08:27] <Ben64> mralexandro: you need to add the password there too
[08:27] <Ghoti> mralexandro: anytime; that'll be £8 :)
[08:27] <mralexandro> Ghoti: :D:D
[08:27] <psi-jack> Crap, well, my Ubuntu 9.04-Desktop CD is a frisbee.
[08:28] <Ghoti> psi-jack: that's no fun
[08:28] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  well i have tried most all the docks.. and i will say - this oneis the most useable..
[08:28] <psi-jack> Heh yeah.
[08:28] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  all the rest never work well.. or are lacking features
[08:28] <Ghoti> Dr_Willis: when I want a dock, I just VNC into my Mac ;)
[08:28] <gogeta> psi-jack: we call em costers
[08:28] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  and the win-space feature   is the main use.. the dock is a bonus.
[08:28] <psi-jack> I burned like 4-5 frisbees recently, of Ubuntu 9.04-Desktop (server was fine though), Ubuntu 8.04-Alternate, and eBox 1.2
[08:29] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis:  the win space is the winning over ALL :)
[08:29] <psi-jack> gogeta: I'm not you. ;) :)
[08:29] <psi-jack> I call 'em frisbees. heh
[08:29] <ramkumar_> sorry for the late gnr
[08:29] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  if you can rember the special words for the plugins...
[08:29] <Ghoti> psi-jack: sure your drive and/or media aren't borked?
[08:29] <ramkumar_> i haven,t deleted but i want to know?
[08:29] <gogeta> psi-jack: tryn to make a ebox work?
[08:29] <psi-jack> It's all good hardware.
[08:29] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: and i have never seen anything smarter than this lancher/dock, it is my new fav
[08:29] <psi-jack> gogeta: A series of them, yep.
[08:29] <Simon_Wang> when sending email with kmail, for the message of authentication support is not compiled into kio_smtp
[08:30] <Simon_Wang> how to solve
[08:30] <gogeta> psi-jack: issue?
[08:30] <Ghoti> psi-jack: I've had a bad batch of CDRs waste three days in trying to figure out some strange behavior
[08:30] <Ben64> mralexandro:
[08:30] <Ben64> /192.168.123.45/share     /mnt/point               smbfs   username=[user],password=[password],uid=[uid],gid=[gid],users,noauto 0 0
[08:30] <Ben64> thats what i use
[08:30] <Ghoti> psi-jack: then I noticed the media layer wasn't actually adhered to the plastic disc.  Good times.
[08:30] <Ben64> then i just type "mount /mnt/point" in my terminal and it mounts
[08:30] <gnr> ramkumar_:then read bout initrd, if you the guts then delete it :)
[08:30] <Ben64> dont need sudo
[08:30] <Ghoti> Ben64: isn't it 'user', not 'users'?
[08:31] <mralexandro> Ben64: thanks :) that was a helping hand.i was unsure about the setup
[08:31] <Ben64> i have users *shrug*
[08:31] <gogeta> psi-jack: your not just droping the iso on a disk are you
[08:31] <Ghoti> Ben64: if it works, it works :)
[08:31] <user101> Is there any way given any package I can build it statically which will statically include things like libc.so and so on?
[08:31] <psi-jack> gogeta: Of course not. :p
[08:31] <ramkumar_> what u mean gnr... i can,t understand..
[08:31] <psi-jack> Heh, well, holy heck.
[08:31] <psi-jack> 9.04-Server, booted up smooth and fast as heck.
[08:31] <gogeta> psi-jack: be suprised how many do
[08:32] <psi-jack> Guess I could just install 9.04-server and install ubuntu-desktop
[08:32] <ramkumar_> ok...sorry i will learn about it...
[08:32] <Ghoti> gogeta: I wouldn't be, heh
[08:32] <ramkumar_> and we will discuss later..
[08:32] <ramkumar_> how i edit an Os like ubuntu any idea plz...
[08:32] <Keiffer> how do you generate passwords from terminal?
[08:33] <psi-jack> The 9.04 "Live Desktop" still doesn't support LVM, correct? Only the Alternate mode?
[08:33] <livingdaylight> hello
[08:33] <mralexandro> Ben64: why the ip adress?
[08:33] <Ghoti> Keiffer: look into the pwgen package
[08:33] <Ben64> oh, you should put in the ip of the computer you want to access from
[08:33] <Ben64> i was just making stuff up
[08:33] <livingdaylight> question: i've installed samba to allow my two ubuntu machines to share folders
[08:34] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: that's a statement.
[08:34] <livingdaylight> but cant access.. won't accept password
[08:34] <ramkumar_> why ubuntu 9.04 doesn,t have wvdial
[08:34] <aaron11> Ben64:what do you want
[08:34] <kamil> hi
[08:34] <mralexandro> Ben64: i got it, but it is not neccessary at a local mount right?
[08:34] <Ben64> aaron-: one billion dollars
[08:34] <Ghoti> ramkumar_: yes it does
[08:34] <ramkumar_> i think samba is to share the folders with Windows and linux
[08:34] <livingdaylight> I've right-clicked and gone share options it automatically installed samba - i can see the folders but can't mount them
[08:34] <Ben64> mralexandro: it does need an ip to work
[08:35] <Ben64> or a hostname could work, but i find that less reliable
[08:35] <ramkumar_> but while i am trying there is no wvdial ghoti
[08:35] <Ivoz> I installed firestarter on ubuntu 9.04, but it seems to be blocking from from viewing windows shares. Samba is enabled, but the firewall is seeing an unknown service connect on a pretty random port whenever i try to open a windows computer on the network. Can i configure samba differently or something?
[08:36] <Ghoti> ramkumar_: http://pastebin.com/f26477529
[08:36] <mralexandro> Ben64: so in my case the ip should be what ip my local computer display for lan or something?
[08:36] <Ben64> whatever computer that has the share you want mounted
[08:37] <livingdaylight> anyone know why i can't mount my files?
[08:37] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: is there a reason you're wanting to use samba to share between two Linux boxen rather than, say, NFS or SSHFS?
[08:37] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: because that is what was recommended
[08:37] <psi-jack> Or even better, Coda?
[08:37] <arpad_> hi i got a problem with a display driver, after grub i can't see shit. what would be the solution for me, please help
[08:37] <mralexandro> Ben64: /dev/sdax then ? :D it is on this computer on the same disk
[08:37] <Ghoti> !language | arpad_
[08:37] <ugliefrog> is there any voice command programs for ubuntu
[08:37] <Ghoti> psi-jack: Note to self: look at Coda
[08:38] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: also when i right-click on a folder and choose share option Ubuntu automatically installs and uses samba
[08:38] <Ben64> mralexandro: why do you want to mount a drive as samba?
[08:38] <Ben64> seems pretty redundant
[08:38] <Ivoz> how do u configure samba?
[08:38] <psi-jack> Ghoti: There's other good distributed filesystems too, but Coda allows offline access which is REAAAAALLY nice.
[08:38] <aaron11> !language | Ben64
[08:38] <Ghoti> !samba | ivoz
[08:38] <psi-jack> Ghoti: And 100% supported by Linux.
[08:38] <Ben64> what?
[08:38] <bazhang> aaron11, ??
[08:38] <arpad_> hi i got a problem with a display driver, after grub i can't see nothing. what would be the solution for me, please hel
[08:38] <Ben64> redundant?
[08:38] <Ben64> not a bad word, check it out
[08:38] <arpad_> sorry about the bad word
[08:39] <aaron11> dont TAKE it seriously
[08:39] <bazhang> aaron11, joke elsewhere
[08:39] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: any ideas?
[08:39] <aaron11> i just wanted to try it out
[08:39] <aaron11> new to IRC
[08:39] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: Wish I could help, but I haven't set up Samba in a long time
[08:39] <bazhang> aaron11, /msg ubottu
[08:39] <spO> there is ubuntu , kubuntu, and xubuntu,  is there any more ubuntu?
[08:39] <majnoon> !ot
[08:39] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: if you right click on a folder and want to share it installs samba
[08:40] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  you may need to install the 'samba' package befor that shareing stuff works
[08:40] <Ben64> mralexandro: also, /dev/sdax wouldn't work for samba
[08:40] <psi-jack> Great....
[08:40] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  ive had issues in the past where it wouldent auto-install samba.  but that may be fixed by now.
[08:40] <zvacet1> spO:I don´t think so
[08:40] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: i should just be able to go to other box - and i do see the folder - mount it and access files, but it refuses passwords
[08:40] <psi-jack> 9.04-server stalled on "Installing the base system" at 83%, retrieving file 2 of 9
[08:40] <mralexandro> Ben64: i just want my winvista partition to automount in ubuntu, i have to use a local ip then?
[08:40] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: Yes, but I don't use Samba, I use NFS, so my ability to assist you with Samba troubles will be limited :-/
[08:40] <kamil> I have trouble with wifi - WiFi Link 5100AGN - I have a module iwl5000 that include support for my wifi but instead after sudo lsmod | grep iwl* I only have iwl4965 loaded in I run make load my computer freezes ... can somebody help me ..
[08:41] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  er.. mounting a partition on the machines hard drive? thats just editing fstab..
[08:41] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: it has auto-installed samba, and i DO see the folder shared, it just won't mount
[08:41] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: if you are connectinb from box A to box B, use login credentials from box B, not A.
[08:41] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  mount what/where? whos mounting what?
[08:41] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: which is what i am trying to do(but i am windows user) :)
[08:41] <Dr_Willis> to 'share' a windows partition on a linxu box.. you MIGHT have to have it mounted automatically via /etc/fstab so the mountpoint wont change.
[08:41] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: me, I am mounting. What? Box A from Box B
[08:42] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: yes, that is what i'm doing
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> I recall issues  once with trying to 'share' an 'automounting'  windows ntfs filesystem.
[08:42] <UnWind> Здравствуйте, есть кто ?
[08:43] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: I'm afraid that's all the Samba advice I have :(
[08:43] <UnWind> Кто по русски разговарвиает.
[08:43] <bazhang> UnWind, #ubuntu-ru
[08:43] <zvacet> !ru | UnWind:
[08:43] <Ghoti> !ru | UnWind
[08:43] <livingdaylight> :s
[08:43] <Ivoz> is there a better firewall than firestarter? it doesn't seem to be able to recognise samba
[08:43] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: hmm alright well, let me know if you find a good way of doing it:)
[08:44]  * Gonium ausente: Ausente por el momento
[08:44] <aaron11> !in
[08:44] <UnWind> Слушайте это американский канал ?
[08:44] <Ghoti> !ru | UnWind
[08:44] <Dr_Willis> mralexandro:  i always pit my ntfs drives in /etc/fstab now a days.. i dont trust gnomes automounting of stuff.. too many issues
[08:44] <skyler> i have this problem with my wireless network, it seems to just cut off randomly
[08:44] <bazhang> UnWind, /join #ubuntu-ru
[08:44] <skyler> does anyone else have this issue?
[08:44] <ramkumar_> tell about iptables
[08:45] <mralexandro> Dr_Willis: then i will as well, problem solved:D
[08:45] <Ghoti> skyler: turn off the Tesla coil and Ven der Graff generators in the garage? :)
[08:45] <skyler> it may go hours before it does it but sometimes minutes, and it usually requires me to restart to fix it
[08:45] <skyler> haha, man i knew i shouldve thrown those things out
[08:45] <skyler> im using ubuntu 904
[08:46] <skyler> and running eeepc1005
[08:46] <mralexandro> Ben64: thanks for the effort, i had no idea what samba was and how complicated it was:)
[08:46] <Ghoti> skyler: are you using Ubuntu or Eeebuntu?
[08:46] <skyler> ubuntu
[08:47] <kamil> ﻿ I have trouble with wifi - WiFi Link 5100AGN - I have a module iwl5000 that include support for my wifi but instead after sudo lsmod | grep iwl* I only have iwl4965 loaded in I run make load my computer freezes ... can somebody help me ..
[08:47] <psi-jack> Ugh! Fricken Ubuntu installer! You'd THINK 9.04-server would actually let you setup LVM with all the LVM options, like STRIPING
[08:47] <TwoTwenty> pis-jacl: why use ubuntu server ?
[08:48] <Ghoti> *facepalm*
[08:48] <psi-jack> TwoTwenty: Maybe I'm installing a server?
[08:48] <TwoTwenty> psi-jack: why not use debian or gentoo or slackware
[08:48] <psi-jack> TwoTwenty: Why not you be quiet and stop butting into other people's distribution decisons?
[08:48] <sudobash> well you can configure ubuntu-desktop to be a sever also
[08:49] <Ghoti> TwoTwenty: is this really the place to advocate other distros? :p
[08:49] <sudobash> the only real diff are packages and config
[08:49] <TwoTwenty> psi-jack: im merely asking for reasons maybe they will become my own
[08:49] <bazhang> psi-jack, please keep it civil
[08:49] <sudobash> best servers would be unix/bsd
[08:49] <majnoon> TwoTwenty, ubuntu good enough for experts ,but also have the experts to help (when they AWAKE)
[08:49] <psi-jack> TwoTwenty: Server installs only the bare minimums, plus tasksel is equiped to install server-related packages, not desktop.
[08:49] <bazhang> TwoTwenty, better to discuss in ##linux or #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[08:49] <zvacet> sudobash:  and kernel of course
[08:50] <sudobash> ubuntu is plenty good for experts and noobs alike
[08:50] <majnoon> newbie friendly AND expert setups
[08:50] <gogeta> psi-jack: acully the pro mini iso installs only the basics
[08:50] <jkessler> and the noobs who think they are experts
[08:51] <majnoon> jkessler, i kinda resemble that remark
[08:51] <jkessler> it's a big category
[08:51] <psi-jack> So, I'm guessing Ubuntu's installer still only has VERY minimal LVM support, eh?
[08:51] <Ghoti> majnoon: I find that resemblance remarkable
[08:51] <sudobash> everyone does really there is always something to learn
[08:51] <gogeta> psi-jack: lvm needs tro be installed
[08:51] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: do you think samba needs to be installed on one or both systems?
[08:51] <gogeta> psi-jack: you can do it from the live cd if your doing a vlm install
[08:52] <majnoon> <--in middle but closer to newbie
[08:52] <sudobash> we only work and can do what we understand
[08:52] <gogeta> lvm
[08:52] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: the server needs to be installed on the machine hosting the files; the client on the one requesting the files from the server
[08:52] <sudobash> that goes for the devs also
[08:52] <gogeta> psi-jack: sudo apt-get install lvm2
[08:52] <skyler> does no one else have this problem though?
[08:52] <Ghoti> gogeta: methinks psi-jack's machine isn't in a place where apt-get is operational
[08:52] <psi-jack> gogeta: Yeah yeah, That's what I'm going to do, because I want my striping, and when I reconfigured it to use two logical volumes instead of one, for / and /home seperation, it went from being striped to *cringe* linear
[08:52] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: so if i want both systems to be able to access one another, both would need samba?
[08:53] <TwoTwenty> skyler: what problem
[08:53] <sudobash> sorry i missed your q skyler
[08:53] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: both would need both the server and the client
[08:53] <majnoon> i got into ubuntu because i LOVE apt-get and the people MORE friendly then #debian
[08:53] <bazhang> !ot > majnoon
[08:53] <gogeta> jkessler: noobs who think there experts rite just a certed redhat user hear i dont now a thing
[08:53] <psi-jack> gogeta: Quite frankly, with 6 120GB HDD's, linear would be kinda useless. But with Striping, it makes it SOOOOO fast.
[08:53] <sudobash> livingdaylight: sudo apt-get install samba smbfs
[08:53] <skyler> my network randomly quit and usually require a restart for it to work again
[08:53] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: if both machines havce the same username - could that cause a conflict?
[08:53] <sudobash> do that on both machines
[08:53] <skyler> sometimes it stays on for hour
[08:53] <skyler> and other times just a few minutes
[08:53] <Ghoti> majnoon: I love apt-get, but I still miss portage sometimes, to be honest :)
[08:53] <Ghoti> livingdaylight: I don'e see how
[08:53] <skyler> hours*
[08:54] <majnoon> same IDEA i think Ghoti
[08:54] <TwoTwenty> skyler: are you using wireless?
[08:54] <skyler> yes
[08:54] <sudobash> skyler: msg me...
[08:54] <skyler> ubuntu 904
[08:54] <livingdaylight> Ghoti: just grasping at straws
[08:54] <TwoTwenty> skyler: what wireless card ?
[08:54] <damad_> what is a good channel for browsing for movies?
[08:54] <majnoon> takes care of the dependencies
[08:54] <sudobash> I just wrote a little tut for someone else on network troubleshooting
[08:54] <bazhang> damad_, not on this network
[08:54] <gogeta> psi-jack: or a raid0 setup
[08:54] <majnoon> sudobash, mesg me the url ??
[08:54] <psi-jack> gogeta: I prefer LVM over softraid.
[08:55] <gogeta> psi-jack: you just said lvm was useless
[08:55] <psi-jack> gogeta: LVM linear, not LVM Striping.
[08:55] <TwoTwenty> skyler: have you tried reinitializing IP through DHCP after it goes off?
[08:55] <psi-jack> gogeta: Ubuntu's Alternate installer only supports creating LVM Linear, but not Stripes.
[08:55] <Keiffer> selinux messeup up my ubuntu
[08:55] <psi-jack> Alternate and Server
[08:55] <damad_> anybody know o a good movie channel?
[08:55] <gogeta> psi-jack: oh well that setup is up to you when you setup lvm i just pointed you on how to make the installer use it
[08:55] <skyler> well, it asks for the passcode, and sometimes it works when i type it in, sometimes it doent
[08:55] <bazhang> damad_, no. stop asking here.
[08:56] <majnoon> Ghoti, there ARE some RPM based distros starting to use a form of apt-get
[08:56] <psi-jack> gogeta: The console mode installation, Server or Alternate mode, does support LVM, BUT it only lets you create linear volumes, not striped volumes.
[08:56] <zvacet> !ot | damad_
[08:56] <sudobash> http://pastebin.com/d647e5cda
[08:56] <Ghoti> majnoon: I've shoehorned apt-rpm onto centros, but it was ug-lee
[08:56] <psi-jack> gogeta: Which is very upsetting.
[08:56] <gogeta> majnoon: they have there own version of apt for years as well as yum
[08:56] <TwoTwenty> skyler: a common misconception with wireless pascodes and netowrk monitor  (the networking app in ubuntu) is the code, one is a keyring code  and the other is the wireless key
[08:57] <sudobash> it was for a specific problem but it will help you I am sure skyler
[08:57] <gogeta> psi-jack: thers a way to do it post install
[08:57] <livingdaylight> sudobash: maybe you can help me with samba here. I've been told to install samba to be able to share folders /files between two linux boxes. On the laptop i installed it via command line. On the Desktop i right-clicked on the folder and clicked on the 'share option' it automatically installed samba. Both computer can now see each others folders, but when i attempt to mount it refuses the password
[08:57] <TwoTwenty> the the wireless key is the password to wireless.. the keyring passcode is one you made the first time you setup wireless
[08:57] <psi-jack> gogeta: To change linear volumes to striped volumes, for / ? No, no there's not.
[08:57] <majnoon> with linux the good ideas USUALLY spread out to ALL distros
[08:57] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  give the users samba passwords with 'sudo smbpasswd -a username'
[08:58] <bazhang> majnoon, please take chat elsewhere
[08:58] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  for linux to linux. You could also use 'nfs' or 'ssh' (or sshfs) to access files on the remote box's
[08:58] <TwoTwenty> skyler: the the wireless key is the password to wireless.. the keyring passcode is one you made the first time you setup wireless
[08:58] <sudobash> Dr_willis is right or you can allow guest access to your share for anonymous users
[08:58] <gogeta> psi-jack: yes logical volume mangment its a redhat tool ported to ubuntu has a gui to
[08:58] <sudobash> but I would just apply passwords
[08:58] <gogeta> psi-jack: we warned thow all changes are instant
[08:59] <R2D21> Ok too talk hardware?
[08:59] <bazhang> ##hardware R2D21
[08:59] <psi-jack> gogeta: Again, you can NOT convert linear volumes to striped volumes.
[08:59] <R2D21> thx
[08:59] <jkessler> lol this is like #ubuntu-directoryassistance
[08:59] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: i know but earlier people on #ubuntu recommended samba, now people recommend something else :/   Ubuntu mind you automatically chose samba too when i took the right-click on folder route to explore the 'share option' I'd be happy to use NFS but samba should work too
[08:59] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  all can work.. you dident mention Linux to linux.. earlier.
[08:59] <psi-jack> livingdaylight: Whomever recommended Samba for sharing files between Linux systems, was an idiot.
[09:00] <gogeta> psi-jack you dont make lvm at install you do it after
[09:00] <gogeta> psi-jack: no conversion just setup later
[09:00] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:   the cifs stuff works very well for linux to linux.. but it depends on your exact needs.  plus if you ever get a windows machineonthe lan you will want to use samba.
[09:00] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: but i did earlier when i came in 6hrs ago
[09:00] <psi-jack> gogeta: Oy. My / is LVM striped over 6 drives.
[09:00] <psi-jack> gogeta: You cannot set that up, POST install.
[09:00] <gogeta> psi-jack: heh bit to late
[09:01] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  I only just now saw you say  'linux to linux' its not like using samba is going to hurt anything.
[09:01] <gogeta> psi-jack: be suprised what you can do
[09:01] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: why is samba not a good option between linux 2 linux?
[09:01] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  you could use samba, nfs, and sshfs all the same time.
[09:01] <xangua> hello there, i have some problem with one css that needs 2 addons to work ....... http://userstyles.org/styles/2131 ;  i have both addons installed and follower the instructions over anr over again with no results ; i hope some one can help me with this
[09:01] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  samba is  a bit slower. and has limitations.  it depends on how you are going to use it.
[09:01] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: i think i've found the issue and fixed it!
[09:01] <psi-jack> gogeta: I'd rather less headache than volume juggling / around partitions and volumes.
[09:01] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: what limitations?
[09:02] <majnoon> Advances are made by answering questions. Discoveries are made by questioning answers.— Bernard Haisch
[09:02] <bazhang> xangua, better to ask in #css
[09:02] <psi-jack> gogeta: Which is basically what you're suggesting, by doing it post install. Juggling.
[09:02] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  read up on the samba sites/docs  -  for one thing..   if ya make a directory called "Stuff" and another called 'stuff' :) it can get confused.
[09:02] <xangua> thanks bazhang
[09:02] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  given how common samba is.. you will want to learn about it eventually
[09:02] <Dr_Willis> !info samba-doc
[09:02] <gogeta> psi-jack: i prefer having my fs corhernet if the lvm is disconnected
[09:03] <gst-kaps> Dr_Willis: gparted is hanging, even in case of the live gparted cd, it says serching /dev/sda partition ?
[09:03] <gogeta> psi-jack: liner
[09:03] <bazhang> majnoon, stay on topic
[09:03] <majnoon> i USUALLY do in here
[09:03] <psi-jack> gogeta: I prefer getting the speed out of 6 drives, by using striping.
[09:03] <Dr_Willis> gst-kaps:  theres options you can give gparted from the command line. Or try the 'fdisk' command I guess.. i normally use 'fdisk' for simple tasks
[09:03] <majnoon> but was basically explaining WHY i chose ubuntu that SORTA on topic
[09:04] <psi-jack> gogeta: LVM volumes can be snapshot to my external solid-state HDD in case of failure.
[09:04] <bazhang> majnoon, no, its not. #ubuntu-offtopic for that.
[09:04] <psi-jack> gogeta: And thus, restored, relatively easily.
[09:04] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: but you think nfs is better between linux machines? why?
[09:04] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:   nfs works very well for me.
[09:04] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  for a quick 'shareing of data' i tend to use 'sshfs'
[09:05] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Curious about something. Do you use any LDAP or NIS+ for user sharing for NFS? ;)
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  i got a 5 pc lan. :) i dont use those things for it.
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  i got 3 users. :)
[09:05] <psi-jack> heh
[09:05] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: apt-get install sshfs?
[09:05] <psi-jack> So you just match uid for uid on each system?
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  try it and see. :)
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> !info sshfs
[09:05] <livingdaylight> 0.o
[09:06] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: I have about 20 I'm putting together, including Mini-ITX systems hooked up to my televisons to handle audio/video streaming. ;)
[09:07] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  you need windows 7! that will only cost you like.... err... $80*20
[09:07] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Heh, err... NO! I cannot agree with the EULA.
[09:08] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  get someole else to click on it.. that way you dident agree to it.
[09:08] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Heh
[09:08] <sudobash> crap another night up until 4
[09:08] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: does it it take up much cpu energy or ram to keep folders mounted?
[09:08] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  i wouldent think so.
[09:08] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Unfortunately, it's for the system, not the person that clicks I Agree
[09:09] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  you going to mount 10000 of them?
[09:09] <mralexandro> is there a good radio program for ubuntu?
[09:09] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: no, /home
[09:09] <livingdaylight> just /home
[09:09] <sudobash> pandora.com works with flash in firefox
[09:09] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  having /home mounted over nfs CAN have... issues :)
[09:09] <livingdaylight> not even... /home/video ; /home/Documents
[09:09] <bazhang> mralexandro, to play radio, or ubuntu podcasts
[09:09] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  it sucks if your home 'server' crashes
[09:10] <Dr_Willis> that can really confuse the running apps
[09:10] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: well, i've got samba working now... where i had gone wrong was the names... I had to change from WORKGROUP to network:///
[09:10] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  i tend to mount remote box's to like /nfs/machine1   and  /nfs/machine2 and so on.
[09:10] <psi-jack> Having my database server burn my Ubuntu 9.04-Desktop CD is such a pain. heh
[09:11] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  set the workgroup in /etc/samba/smb.conf  perhaps?
[09:11] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: i see you actually create a folder called /nfs
[09:11] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  yes and a subdir for each macihne to keep things organized
[09:11] <sudobash> nice
[09:11] <livingdaylight> Dr_Willis: i see, thank you
[09:11] <Dr_Willis> livingdaylight:  perment sshfs mounts in /sshfs/ :)
[09:12] <justanother> #list
[09:12] <mralexandro> bazhang: to play radio not ubuntu podcasts
[09:14] <bazhang> mralexandro, streamtuner ?
[09:14] <Dr_Willis> streamtuner or tunapie is handy
[09:14] <udiio> Q: how do I easily touch the "Version" line of a deb control file from bash?
[09:14] <ideamonk> guys I copy pasted all ttf fonts of windows into my /usr/share/fonts/truetype/freefont/ and started using them... but all im getting is squares when I use them... i tried fc-cache -v -f , where did i go wrong?
[09:15] <Dr_Willis> ideamonk:  i just copy them to my users .fonts directory and reboot last time.  there was some command I never can rember to run...
[09:15] <xangua> ideamonk: to install windows fonts, adobe flash, codecs, etc: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[09:16] <xangua> thah only if you use ubuntu-gnome desktop
[09:16] <Dr_Willis> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fonts   Note: After you install a new font, you will need to make sure that programs in which you want to use the new fonts can recognize them. In most cases this is done by closing and reopening the programs; however, some programs may require you to log out and log back in.
[09:16] <ideamonk> xangua, woah! that easy... damn i wasted time :)
[09:17] <Dr_Willis> ideamonk:  unless you had windows fonts not included inthe restricted-extas :)
[09:17] <ideamonk> :)
[09:17] <mralexandro> bazhang: thanks
[09:18] <Dr_Willis> ideamonk:  just be thankfull linux is no longer likeit used to be where using ttf required leet-skills and haxoring code! :)
[09:18] <ideamonk> hmm i notice, the permission for ttf fonts that i copied into my fonts folder is different :)
[09:18] <xangua> mmmm i am unable to get help snif..... :((
[09:18] <^cheeky> umm hi, i really not sure how to ask this question , but i have a ubuntu server  connected to my router and i just portforwarded  http to my server, in my router does this mean .. in anyway be dangerous ?
[09:18] <ideamonk> YAAY done, i was just a chmod away... thanks guys :)
[09:19] <Adross> i have a usb flash voyager disk. 16 gig and formatted to vfat. It's not mounting in ubuntu, xp, or vista. However, in vista, i can initially browse the device, though try to open anything gives me a warning that the disk is not inserted. When inserted in ubuntu, it shows up as /dev/sdb only, there is no entry for it's partitions. Ideas?
[09:20] <enzotib_> Adross: have you tried to re-format it?
[09:22] <Dr_Willis> or 'zero' the device with dd. then reformat - if just reformating fails
[09:22] <Dr_Willis> and i have seen usb-flash drives fail/break
[09:22] <Adross> yes. But vista right click/format option complains of the lack of a disk, it doesn't show up in gparted, and the mkfs command complains that No medium found while trying to determine filesystem size
[09:22] <johnny_> lol
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  may be worth the effort to 'zero' it out..
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> you have tried it on othe rmachines/usb ports?
[09:24] <co_luc> hai
[09:24] <co_luc> hai
[09:25] <Adross> Dr_Willis, right now i'm willing to contend it is. How do i do that?
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  figure out the /dev/DEVICENAME (like /dev/sdi) then...
[09:26] <mralexandro> i have trouble in virtualbox. i have a virtual xp installation that i used in vista. cause i moved my xp into my vista. or into virtual disk. now i was hoping i could access my virtual xp in linux via virtual box. but i get blue screen in the start. i am sure it has to do with the way it read the hardisk. is there a spesific way that vmware set up its partition. cause i have tried mounting as both
[09:26] <mralexandro> ide and sta
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  and DONT dd the wrong device. :)
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/DEVICENAME
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  theres a BS=1024 option that may help if go faster
[09:26] <johnny_> too much windowz talk for a lin room...
[09:27] <^cheeky> if i port forwarded "port 80 ",  to my ubuntu server , wouldnt i be able to connect to my machine via the internet ?
[09:27] <johnny_> gives me the creeps
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> ^cheeky:  in theory yes.
[09:27] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: Usually.
[09:27] <^cheeky> Dr_Willis, hi, well um i put in my ip but it takes to my router :S
[09:28] <^cheeky> my external ip that is
[09:28] <johnny_> damn ip stealin' router..
[09:28] <^cheeky> huh ?
[09:28] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: from inside your network?
[09:28] <Dr_Willis> sounds like the router is not set up  right
[09:28] <^cheeky> yeah
[09:28] <bazhang> johnny_, ??
[09:28] <user101> Is there any way given any package I can build it statically which will statically include things like libc.so and so on?
[09:28] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: some routers will do that from inside the network
[09:28] <johnny_> just jokin, yes sir?
[09:28] <bazhang> this is a support channel johnny_ ; did you have a support question?
[09:29] <johnny_> i'm thinkin'
[09:29] <^cheeky> firecrotch, so how would i connect to it ?, as it should i just put in my external ip into my browser?
[09:29] <bazhang> johnny_, chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:29] <johnny_> oki dokie
[09:29] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: I just use the internal IP of the server when trying to connect to it from inside my network
[09:30] <Adross> Dr_Willis, opening `/dev/sdb': No medium found
[09:30] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  that sounds like the usb flash drive is really really goofed.
[09:30] <^cheeky> firecrotch, yeah i did that it works fine (internal ip) that is, but if put my external ip its just opens my router :S
[09:30] <Dr_Willis> Adross:  you still got the receipt? :)
[09:31] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: that's what my router does too - it works properly when connection from outside the network to my external IP though
[09:31] <Adross> Dr_Willis, I can get a refund
[09:31] <Adross> damn
[09:31] <Dr_Willis> Adross:   try on some other machines /port till its seen... but i wouldent trust it...
[09:32] <Adross> Dr_Willis, it's been working fine for weeks
[09:32] <Adross> without any incident
[09:32] <Adross> just this morning in fact
[09:32] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: it looks to me like it works fine from outside of your network :)
[09:32] <jezi22> guys what is the difference of aptitude to apt-get?
[09:32] <^cheeky> firecrotch, yeah coz my mate, seems to able to connect to it, i mean .. so i take it my server now it not protected by my firewall ?
[09:33] <^cheeky> firecrotch, what you connected to :S
[09:33] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: http://72.241.195.141/   :)
[09:33] <^cheeky> firecrotch, umm can i pm you for a min pls if you dont mind
[09:34] <firecrotch> ^cheeky: sure
[09:34] <Dr_Willis> http://72.241.195.141/  works here.. Look at all that porn!
[09:34] <^cheeky> what
[09:34] <^cheeky> :S
[09:34] <Dr_Willis> oh wait.. thats http://127.0.0.1
[09:34] <Dr_Willis> :P
[09:35] <ectospasm> Dr_Willis: 127.81.52.13 works too!
[09:37] <spO> i have ubuntu desktop edition, but when i plug in my hard drives it does not automount them.... but it does automount flashdrives
[09:39] <gogeta> iceroot: stop braking you pc aruldy :)
[09:39] <iceroot> gogeta: what?
[09:40] <spO> so no one has ever had a problem with usb automounting?
[09:40] <spO> with hal?
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> spO:  not really
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> plug in the gizmo, chedk 'dmesg' output
[09:41] <oldude67> i dont even know a hal.:(
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> IF the disks are ntfs filesystems. that were uncleanly unmounted by windows.. then it may refuse to mount them.
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> 'hal - he opens the pod bay doors right?'
[09:42] <jamiewan> yes dave
[09:42] <spO> and ther eis no way to clean them if they are unclean
[09:42] <spO> and by unclean you also mean that they could have been uncleanly unmounted by ubuntu, right?
[09:43] <Dr_Willis> hmmm.. gnome-do can tile and cascade windows... thats a feature that gnomehas needed for a while
[09:44] <oldude67> i need to get me a usb hard drive and a wireless card, so i can join in all this fun..:D
[09:44] <sercik> hello
[09:44] <sercik> after installing restrictged drivers X doesn't start anymore
[09:44] <sercik> how can i revert ?
[09:44] <spO> dr, if you just disconnect or turn off a power of a usb drive, then it is not unclean so that ubuntu won't mount it anymore, will it?
[09:44] <huwenfeng> any one using Intel 4500 video card with Ubuntu 8.04 LTS?
[09:45] <Total_Oblivion> hello:) how can i activate and use the windiws burn effect @ ubuntu?
[09:46] <Dr_Willis> spO:   so this is a NTFS filesytem drive? or linux filesystem?
[09:46] <firecrotch> spO: If you just cut the power to a USB drive without unmounting it, its pretty much a crapshoot as to what state it will be in
[09:46] <spO> it is ntfs
[09:47] <sercik> you can force mount
[09:47] <sercik> see ntfs-3g man page
[09:47] <spO> can linux clean ntfs drives?
[09:47] <firecrotch> spO: In that case, its probably more likely that there'll be a problem than if it was ext3, for example
[09:47] <Golden_Eagle> народ
[09:47] <Golden_Eagle> хелп
[09:47] <FloodBot3> Golden_Eagle: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:47] <Dr_Willis> spO:  then plug it into a windows sstem.. let windows scan/check it..  properly unmount and then try to accessit from linux
[09:47] <sercik> how can i read -x log errors?
[09:47] <jamiewan> Total_Oblivion: do you mean paint fire on screen?
[09:47] <cast> richardcavell: make install only needs root if you don't have permissions to write wherever it's installing
[09:48] <Golden_Eagle> у меня ubuntu на virtual box. как получить доступ к файла windows из под него?
[09:48] <kiaas_> Yesterday, the buttons on my keyboard actually controlled the sound. now they bring up the thing, but it doesn't display as having any volume there, and doesn't change when I press the buttons.(neither does the sound)
[09:48] <sercik> that stupid compiz effect when uoi close windows
[09:48] <cast> richardcavell: i suggest using stow so things don't become a unmaintainable mess if you're make installing things
[09:51] <kiaas_> when I click "volume control" I get "No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found" it worked a while ago. That and the buttons on my keyboard are now broken, and Virtual box is giving me a new error about the audio being unresponsive. My uptime is 10 days, I don't want to restart, but I'm wondering if that would fix it? :(
[09:52] <psi-jack> kiaas_: Most likely, pulseaudio went fubar.
[09:53] <mralexandro> is there a log saved form the irssi channels or conversations?
[09:53] <psi-jack> mralexandro: Not generally by default no.
[09:53] <mralexandro> psi-jack: could you help me set it up?
[09:53] <richardcavell> cast: I don't have it installed
[09:54] <kiaas_> psi-jack, is there a simple way to restart pulseaudio?
[09:54] <cast> richardcavell: no, you wouldn't.
[09:55] <oldude67> kiaas_, is it like alsa and just pulseaudio restart?
[09:55] <kiaas_> oldude67, I'll try that.
[09:56] <ShawnC> Hi, I am having problems on ubuntu, I am using ubuntu 8.04 and my audio randomly stops working/randomly my mouse freezes/randomly I can't click the shutdown button at the top right so I have to hard shutdown. Anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:56] <abhifx> can someone help me with unetbootin
[09:56] <psi-jack> oldude67: No, it's not.
[09:56] <psi-jack> oldude67: pulseaudio last I checked in Ubuntu, which has been a while, mind you, runs at login by the user logging in.
[09:57] <oldude67> psi-jack, dont know uninstalled it, doesnt like my intel sound card.
[09:57] <kiaas_> pulseaudio restart gives lots of errors :/
[09:57] <psi-jack> kiaas_: Now, let me get this straight. You mentioned VirtualBox. Is Ubuntu running in the virtualbox, or is something else?
[09:57] <psi-jack> oldude67: I always remove pulseaudio right off.
[09:57] <psi-jack> oldude67: I have a GOOD sound card that doesn't need a software mixer.
[09:57] <kiaas_> psi-jack, Ubuntu is running on hardware. Vbox is on ubuntu, running win7.
[09:57] <richardcavell> psi-jack: if you do that do you still get sound?
[09:57] <psi-jack> richardcavell: Of course I do!
[09:57] <oldude67> richardcavell, yes
[09:58] <psi-jack> PulseAudio to me is HORRIBLE.
[09:58] <oldude67> alsa still works
[09:58] <richardcavell> Well, I'm running Karmic, and every time they update PulseAudio it breaks more and more
[09:58] <psi-jack> ALSA is the actual sound system Linux uses, PulseAudio is NOT the audio system drivers.
[09:58] <xlq> OSS is another sound system Linux uses
[09:58] <psi-jack> OSS is deprecated.
[09:58] <xlq> Not any more.
[09:58] <psi-jack> It won't be in the kernel too much longer.
[09:58] <psi-jack> xlq: Linus already decided it's going bye bye.
[09:58] <gogeta> richardcavell: pulse is just a alisa overlay thats saupposed to make it better but it can be removed
[09:59] <cast> xlq: not anymore you say?
[09:59] <ShawnC> Hi, I am having problems on ubuntu, I am using ubuntu 8.04 and my audio randomly stops working/randomly my mouse freezes/randomly I can't click the shutdown button at the top right so I have to hard shutdown. Anyone know how I can fix this?
[09:59] <richardcavell> gogeta: so if I uninstalled pulse I'd still have sound?
[09:59] <xlq> cast: apparently
[09:59] <gogeta> richardcavell: should
[09:59] <mralexandro> goodnight everybody
[09:59] <psi-jack> xlq: OSS is still deprecated in the linux kernel.
[09:59] <mralexandro> exit
[09:59] <xlq> I installed PulseAudio at my first opportunity.
[09:59] <xlq> psi-jack: oh, in the *kernel*...
[10:00] <psi-jack> xlq: Yeah, IN THE KERNEL. ALSA provides OSS compatability.
[10:00] <ShawnC> Hi, I am having problems on ubuntu, I am using ubuntu 8.04 and my audio randomly stops working/randomly my mouse freezes/randomly I can't click the shutdown button at the top right so I have to hard shutdown. Anyone know how I can fix this? the only way I can solve this is by hard shutdown then turning back on the comp and it's fixed for a few hours :(
[10:00] <papul> hi
[10:00] <xlq> psi-jack: is your nick named after the sound server?
[10:00] <psi-jack> xlq: No
[10:00] <mrgenericuser> ShawnC have you run memtest on your machine to make sure you don't have bad ram??
[10:01] <ShawnC> 1.5 gb
[10:01] <ShawnC> of ram
[10:01] <oldude67> ShawnC, what video card are you running as well?
[10:01] <ShawnC> umm
[10:01] <Anarhist> hello i have a machine i just successfully installed ubuntu on, but it has no internets, i have tried to use apt-zip, but before using that i would need to run 'apt-get update' which i can't because it is offline
[10:01] <ShawnC> How will I figure out the video card
[10:01] <ShawnC> ?
[10:01] <kiaas_> ShawnC, um, that means nothing to memtest. It makes sure the ram is actually good, not how much of it there is
[10:01] <PAPUL_> hey papul
[10:01] <ShawnC> oh
[10:01] <ShawnC> and terminal doesn't run
[10:01] <ShawnC> and programs don't open properl
[10:01] <ShawnC> y
[10:02] <psi-jack> Crap crap crap.. Ubuntu didn't install grub on the right location.
[10:02] <oldude67> ShawnC, try memtest and check the hard drive.
[10:02] <kiaas_> ShawnC, my computer did that a lot with my wireless card enabled.
[10:02] <abhifx> can someone help me with unetbootin?
[10:02] <abhifx> plz
[10:02] <ShawnC> BRB, lemme reboot
[10:02] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  in what way?
[10:02] <ShawnC> so I can run terminal...
[10:02] <abhifx> instaling linux with it
[10:03] <abhifx> i have already booted in a live mode.
[10:04] <abhifx> but cabt install from the live session
[10:04] <psi-jack> Oy.. That's another factor of Ubuntu I don't like, it doesn't like using the proper methods of putting Grub on a bootable partition, instead of on the MBR where it doesn't ever need to be.
[10:05] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  thats debateable i guess.. but then again. i dont recall any dissrtos doing it other ways.
[10:05] <Dr_Willis> i guess some do ask. :)
[10:05] <abhifx> plz help me install ubuntu from unetbootin
[10:05] <mrgenericuser> does anyone else run multiple monitors with separate x screens?
[10:06] <Dr_Willis> mrgenericuser:  i have befor.. but i dont see the need for seperate X screens
[10:06] <spO> dmesg doesn't even list my ntfs usb drives
[10:06] <KB1JWQ> spO: Obviously.
[10:06] <abhifx> is there a way to install ubuntu without a cd
[10:06] <Dr_Willis> spO:  it will show info  as you plugin/remove the devices
[10:06] <KB1JWQ> dmesg is the kernel log; if you're using NTFS-3g, it's using FUSE.
[10:07] <KB1JWQ> The U in FUSE stands for Userspace/Userland
[10:07] <KB1JWQ> :)
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> plug in.. wait a few sec...  check dmesg...
[10:07] <mrgenericuser> running nvidia card, combined x (twinview) fullscreen games try to use the full width of the x desktop and game is split between screens, looks bad.
[10:07] <spO> maybe i need to install fuse packages then
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> mrgenericuser:    You could just disable one screeen  launch game.. then restore it..
[10:07] <KB1JWQ> spO: It should already handle that for you automatically.
[10:07] <spO> is there a file system that is supported by windows and linux?
[10:07] <mrgenericuser> and my secondary screen is left of my primary
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> mrgenericuser:  most games ive tried dont have that issue.. only some of the older/badly programmed ones.
[10:08] <abhifx> ahem... can anybody help me in installing ubuntu without burning it
[10:08] <richardcavell> sp0: yes
[10:08] <mrgenericuser> openarena and wesnoth
[10:08] <mrgenericuser> dont run wine for windows games, just dont run windows games anymore
[10:08] <KB1JWQ> abhifx: How do you propose to install it?
[10:08] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  download unetbootin, run it.. point it to the ubuntu.iso and your flash drive.. let it copy files over... boot flash drive.
[10:08] <xlq> sp0: ntfs, vfat, and ext2/ext3 with a third-party driver for Windows
[10:08] <Dr_Willis> Hm wesnoth fullscrerned fine for me the other day.. let me try again
[10:09] <zetheroo> well this is big .. what a letdown ... Ubuntu loosing its edge with hardware support ... it used to be tops in that respect ...
[10:09] <xlq> zetheroo: what's failed you now?
[10:09] <zetheroo> my wifi
[10:09] <zetheroo> Atheros
[10:09] <mrgenericuser> the only problem i have with separate x screens, is that i cant force apps launced on the second screen to open on that screen......
[10:09] <abhifx>  kb1jwq : i ws trying with unetbootin
[10:09] <abhifx> Dr_willis: i hv already done that
[10:09] <abhifx> but i wont let me install it on a dedicated partition
[10:09] <sambo> I updated ubuntu hardy  now my installation is broken, the wireless is not detected, the nvidia card is not detected, etc.. please help me
[10:09] <kronix> Everyone, I want to ask a favour from you all.
[10:09] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: OpenSUSE allows you to choose easily, and defaults to using the boot partition.
[10:09] <rittyan> Hi all. I installed ubuntu netbook remix, made switch to a normal gnome desktop (there is such a thing in preferences) and now gnome-panel and metacity don't start up. How do I cure that?
[10:10] <kronix> blognewb was recently diagnosed with AIDS. He's gone around telling a lot of people on IRC, which suggests he's going through some kind of breakdown. If you could please reassure him that AIDS isn't always terminal (AIDS patients live on for 20+ years in some cases), it'd be a big help. Thanks.
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  huh?  You use unetbootin.. make the flash drive..  then you REBOOTED from the flash drive?
[10:10] <zetheroo> xlq: seems like a lot of people are having issues with Atheros wifi chipsets in Ubuntu Intrepid and Jaunty
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:   i use unetbootin/flash drives to install to all my machines
[10:10] <icarus-c> is there fglrx driver for 9.04 ?
[10:11] <abhifx> i dont have such big flash drive
[10:11] <zetheroo> xlq: its a real big letdown for people who are actually trying to use Ubuntu as a solid and reliable replacement of Windowz
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  1 or 2 gb is plenty
[10:11] <KB1JWQ> !kickstart
[10:11] <KB1JWQ> abhifx: Could try that.
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  so what are you trying to do with unetbootin then? install to hard drive with it?
[10:11] <KB1JWQ> Er...
[10:11] <TheNano> zetheroo: have you tested backport drivers , it is a kernel issue not ubuntu actually
[10:11] <KB1JWQ> !pxe
[10:12] <KB1JWQ> abhifx: Google for PXE boot.
[10:12] <zetheroo> next time there is a new Ubuntu release they should post warnings regarding changes made that destroy hardware support
[10:12] <zetheroo> TheNano: made it even worse
[10:12] <abhifx> Dr_willis : i have instaklled it on a hard drive and booted the live session. but it wont let me install it
[10:12] <sapfeer> Hello there
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  because the disk is in use im guessing....
[10:12] <TheNano> zetheroo: what about madwifi ?
[10:12] <abhifx> Kb1jwq : thnk will look for it
[10:13] <lifeofguenter> why is there no xorg.conf anymore in ubuntu karmic?
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  i inly use it to make bootable usb drives.
[10:13] <spO> does windows have good ext3 support?  better than ubuntu's ntfs support.... ie, can you do things like clean ext3 files systems in windows?
[10:13] <abhifx> dr_willis : yes thats the problem
[10:13] <zetheroo> TheNano: that is what backports does ... it installs madwifi in the place of ath5k
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  and since you got nothing else to boot. you cant use gparted from a live cd/whatever to resize...
[10:13] <TheNano> zetheroo: backport installs latest untested version of ath5k
[10:13]  * Dr_Willis has seen 2gb flash drives for $5
[10:13] <abhifx> Dr_willis : is there some other way besides unetbootin
[10:13] <zetheroo> TheNano: and madwifi since Intrepid seems to have spilt its guts all over the place
[10:13] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  with no flash drive.. you get limited..
[10:14] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  someone mentioned a pxe boot...
[10:14] <zetheroo> TheNano: whats the command you are proposing?
[10:14] <firecrotch> spO: There's some ext3 driver for windows, but I could never get it to work
[10:14] <TheNano> you can compile ath5k by youself, as well, installing madwifi is not as easy as just installing backport, I can check it
[10:14] <abhifx> dr_willis : i even tries wubi
[10:14] <^sQl^KinG^> wew
[10:15] <zetheroo> TheNano: I did sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  id run ubuntu in virtualbox befor i  would use wubi
[10:15] <zetheroo> TheNano: and that completely screwed things up
[10:15] <erika1984> hi all
[10:15] <xlq> abhifx: what are you trying to install it on?
[10:16] <abhifx> Dr_willis : i want to explain it more
[10:16] <abhifx> xlq : let me explain
[10:16] <abhifx> i am running jaunty
[10:16] <erika1984> quick question why does system monitor say abrowse issleeping
[10:16] <zetheroo> TheNano: I also tried installing the madwifi drivers and did not get passed "make" due to errors .... and I have compiled madwifi without a hitch many other times ...
[10:16] <abhifx> i have downloded ultimate edition
[10:16] <Anarhist> hi can somebody please help me with installing packages on the offline machine?
[10:16] <erika1984> im on abrowse now
[10:16] <abhifx> i want to install ultimate edition
[10:17] <abhifx> i have both win vista and jaunty
[10:17] <Dr_Willis> abhifx:  all ultimate edition is - is a bunch of preinstalled packages. basically.. not worth messing with.
[10:17] <majnoon> ok how can i reset gnome i can't run gnome anymore :(
[10:17] <Dr_Willis> stick with normal Jaunty.
[10:17] <erika1984> is that a bug with abrowse aka firefox 3.5
[10:18] <Dr_Willis> majnoon:  gnome settings are saved in .gnome* and .gconf*    you could move those dirs and try  logging in again
[10:18] <abhifx> dr_willis : i downloaed ultimate because i keep on messing with my linux box. i cant always download stuff for jaunty
[10:18] <majnoon> tried that Dr_Willis
[10:18] <zetheroo> so if the kernel is the reason for the issue with Atheros chipsets ... is there a way to get an even newer kernel?
[10:18] <TheNano> zetheroo: you do have to blacklist ath5k , take a look here , but there should be better guides , I can't find right away https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Atheros
[10:19] <abhifx> xlq : i want to install it on a dedicated partition
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> !install
[10:20] <iofafo> hey guys, I'm in run-level 2... and in 6 I don't have /sbin/init ... how might one go abouts fixing this problem?
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> iofafo:  ubuntu dosent really use runlevels - from what i recall.
[10:20] <zetheroo> TheNano: yeah ... that's for Intrepid ...
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> 2 is the default runlevel.
[10:20] <abhifx> ubottu : thanks, will check it
[10:21] <TheNano> it will apply
[10:21] <TheNano> zetheroo: it will apply as I can see
[10:21] <abhifx> dr_willis : yes ubuntus installer is different. i ws able to install linux few years back this way
[10:21] <kiaas_> run level 6 is restart every time I've tried it o.o
[10:22] <zetheroo> TheNano: and what exactly is this? Is this a single How-To ? ... or two on the same page?
[10:22] <Dr_Willis> i gotta find some good upstart docs some day..
[10:22] <icarus-c> how to query installed package using command?
[10:23] <xlq> icarus-c: could you be a bit more specific?
[10:23] <icarus-c> something like rpm -q?
[10:23] <Dr_Willis> icarus-c:  err.. ubuntu uses apt
[10:23] <Dr_Willis> !apt | icarus-c
[10:23] <icarus-c> i konw
[10:23] <icarus-c> but is there equivalent
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> so check the apt-get docs/guides :)
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> theres also 'apt-file' thats handy
[10:24] <Dr_Willis> !info apt-file
[10:24] <psi-jack> icarus-c: Well, you see.. rpm uses a system-wide package database for dependancy resolution, and since there's no rpm database on Ubuntu because it uses apt and debian packages, no. there's no real alternative.
[10:24] <TheNano> zetheroo: it's atrobel shooting guide that checks 3 different way of make it work , there is many more howtos you should check out, my athreos on Aspire one works just fine wit ath5k
[10:25] <icarus-c> Dr_Willis: i don't get anything interested from  man apt-get apt-cache
[10:25] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Hmm? apt-file? How's that different from using dpkg?
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  it uses some sort of cache/database.
[10:25] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Ohh, so faster, perchance?
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> yes - i think its what the bot uses
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> !find apt-file
[10:25] <psi-jack> Aha! Cool. I'll look into that.
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> !find smb.conf
[10:26] <zetheroo> TheNano: ok .. well thanks .. I just need something that is current ... I cannot afford to loose any more of my sanity :) I have already tried too many How-To's which were not current ...
[10:26] <kavurt> icarus-c, do you want to see if package installed or not?
[10:26] <xlq> icarus-c: what are you trying to find out?
[10:26] <icarus-c> So how would you guys check if a specific package is installed or what is included in a package?
[10:26] <icarus-c> kavurt: yes
[10:26] <xlq> icarus-c: "dpkg -s package", or "apt-cache show package"
[10:26] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Wait, curious. Does apt-file search a centralized database, or the local system? dpkg only does the local system.
[10:27] <kavurt> aptitude search package
[10:27] <kavurt> if it has an i in front, it is installed
[10:27] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  not sure..
[10:27] <psi-jack> heh, another thing I don't like about Ubuntu's graphical installer.
[10:28] <psi-jack> You can't setup your network manually if you have a DHCP server running. it just doesn't give you the fricken option. :/
[10:28] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  its user friendly.. :P
[10:28] <xlq> lol
[10:28] <psi-jack> Too much so. :p
[10:28] <icarus-c> ubuntu should have an "expert mode" :D
[10:29] <psi-jack> Even Windows' installer is user friendly, and they ask network configuration.
[10:29] <icarus-c> or just NetworkManager is too clever
[10:29] <euzao> hey
[10:29] <euzao> is there an application that makes possible you to record which books you read?
[10:30] <KB1JWQ> icarus-c: "Expert Mode" is called Debian. :-D
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> record?   gedit perhaps/ :)
[10:30] <abhifx> can lvpm be used for installing ubuntu
[10:30] <psi-jack> Oh great!
[10:31] <psi-jack> Ubuntu died a horrible horrible death to BusyBox trying to boot.
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:   you are just an unfriendly user! :)
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> it heard you bad mouthing it!
[10:31] <euzao> Dr_Willis, but I was seeking for something organized, see?
[10:31] <euzao> Dr_Willis, I'm a Law student and I want to record all books I've took for reading
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> euzao:  how do you really want to 'organize' this list of books?
[10:31] <Dr_Willis> !find library
[10:32] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Well, actually, it says /dev/mapper/sys-root doesn't exist.
[10:32] <euzao> !guile-library
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  hmm. thas somthingto do with lvm/raid? stuff?
[10:32] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: LVM, yes.
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> euzao:  there are some sort of book data base apps out.
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> some are for comic books. :P
[10:33] <luomo> hey
[10:33] <luomo>  my laptop is not working in ubuntu means internet connection is not working.
[10:33] <iceroot> !details | luomo
[10:33] <luomo> ok
[10:33] <ribot> luomo: did you try to disconnect and reconnect
[10:33] <luomo> yes
[10:33] <luomo> many times
[10:34] <luomo> using latest release
[10:34] <luomo> of ubuntu
[10:34] <xlq> !enter | luomo
[10:34] <iofafo> when I run showmount -e I get portmap getport: RPC: Succes
[10:34] <iofafo> why is this?
[10:34] <euzao> Dr_Willis, like which?
[10:34] <euzao> Dr_Willis, I'm a Law student, sometimes I get in hands XVIII century books, so I want to know it
[10:35] <Dr_Willis> euzao:  fire up the package manager and search - i dont use any.
[10:35] <Dr_Willis> ive just seen some in there
[10:35] <euzao> Synaptic is a hand in the weel
[10:36] <psi-jack> Blah.
[10:36] <zetheroo> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1134165&page=2
[10:37] <psi-jack> Okay, BusyBox, annoys me.
[10:37] <Guest70300> helo
[10:37] <Guest70300>  el
[10:37] <Guest70300> o
[10:37] <psi-jack> Okay, so I made LVM2 striped / and /home, and grub boots up initially, but fails when it comes to loading up lvm to be able to mount /
[10:37] <luomo> having a COMPAQ laptop but neither my wireless cards is recognised in UBUNTU nor my ethernet cable. So cant connect to internet. But in release 7.10 wired connection is working but dsl setting is not working then so i used latest release but this is also not working. Completely confused. Moreover in my friends DELL laptop it is working
[10:38] <Guest70300> !register
[10:38] <euzao> Dr_Willis, Alexandria
[10:38] <TheNano> zetheroo: rememnber that you should check some stuff by urself as well like, the latest version of madwifi and so on , make a little research befor doing as an howto says
[10:39] <luomo> could someone help me?
[10:39] <zetheroo> TheNano: research is easy enough when there are not dozens of people purporting to all have "the fix" ...
[10:40] <mrgenericuser> luomo: fresh install or Upgade to 9.04?  and has it never connected with latest ver?
[10:40] <Anarhist> is there any way to redownload the installed packages into cache after using 'apt-get clean'
[10:41] <luomo> no i have live DVD and checking connection before installing
[10:41] <xlq> Anarhist: --download-only
[10:41] <zetheroo> TheNano: the thing is that it all boils down to either finding something that works for you exact hardware by testing and trying out all kinds of "fixes" ... or finding someone with the exact same hardware and the same distro release who had already had and fixed the issue .... neither option is easy
[10:42] <mrgenericuser> do you have a useb wireless or wired nic available?
[10:42] <Anarhist> xlq, but how do i get it to download packages already installed?
[10:42] <Dr_Willis> why would you want to?
[10:42] <Ademan> anyone know of a way to make X11 clients resilient to X.org crashes?
[10:42] <luomo> no i don't have usb wireless or wired nic installed inside
[10:43] <Anarhist> Dr_Willis, is that a question for me?
[10:43] <xlq> Anarhist: don't know then
[10:43] <Ademan> i remember seeing something on reddit a while back, but I don't remember what it was or how it functioned, but apparently it worked
[10:43] <Dr_Willis> Anarhist:  yes.
[10:43] <psi-jack> Oh! Cute!
[10:43]  * psi-jack grunts.
[10:43] <Dr_Willis> Ademan:  that would be aneat trick... thats like keeping a house standing after the foundation washes away
[10:43] <Anarhist> Dr_Willis, so that i can use APTonCD
[10:44] <Dr_Willis> Anarhist:  i thought aptoncd redownloaded them if it needed
[10:44] <psi-jack> I see no reason why Ubuntu can't find the / partition, unless it's plain just not loading lvm at all, before trying.
[10:44] <TheNano> zetheroo: what is you hardware , pc model
[10:44] <Anarhist> hmm, well it doesn't for me
[10:44] <mrgenericuser> what i meant was that when i did tech work, i kept a usb wireless card available for testing.  maybe the drivers for your internal nics have been depricated, or need to be installed after you install the new version.
[10:45] <zetheroo1> TheNano: 03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01)
[10:45] <sambo> I haven't updated ubuntu for along time, then yesterday, I updated ubuntu hardy, but  now my installation is broken; the wireless is not detected, the nvidia card is not detected, etc.. please help me
[10:45] <zetheroo1> how do I check which driver I am using for my wifi
[10:45] <zetheroo1> ?
[10:46] <mrgenericuser> luomo, what is your laptop model number?
[10:46] <Anarhist> i currently have only 1 package that gets selected when i run aptoncd, and that is ... aptoncd
[10:46] <luomo> ok but they are working fine with windows and even when i use them with Ubuntu 7.10 wired connection is working and in KDE wireless as well as wired both are working
[10:47] <luomo> my laptop no is: Presario V6316TU
[10:47] <Dr_Willis> !clone
[10:48] <martinjh99> !automate
[10:48] <Dr_Willis> Anarhist:  perhaps alter that 'clone' command examples to  do --download-only
[10:49] <gst-kaps> is there anyway I can fix my partition table ?
[10:49] <DaZ> testdisk? :f
[10:49] <Anarhist> ok, i'll see what i can do
[10:50] <zetheroo1> TheNano: I think I just may have fixed it ... but time will tell
[10:50] <scott1> hello all
[10:50] <scott1> i have an issue :(
[10:51] <scott1> I have a computer, its a HP laptop DV51113us is model number,
[10:51] <scott1> it comes with vista x64 home premium
[10:51] <scott1> i just finished installing ubuntu but now windows vista crashes
[10:51] <scott1> it logs in, but doesnt recognize any hardware anymore
[10:51] <DaZ> reinstall? :f
[10:52] <scott1> i dont wanna reinstall :(
[10:52] <scott1> i have EVERYTHING
[10:52] <DaZ> i don't think people on linux channel should know how to fix windows vista <:
[10:52] <scott1> no i kno
[10:52] <DaZ> reinstall!=format
[10:52] <Dr_Willis> hmm.. befor Installing an OS..  i normally make backups.
[10:53] <scott1> is ther elike
[10:53] <scott1> an undo feature
[10:53] <scott1> to this
[10:53] <scott1> or anything i can do to this?
[10:53] <zetheroo1> anyone know why my CAPS lock light is no longer working in Jaunty? Thinkpad R61
[10:53] <xlq> scott1: Windows System Restore?
[10:53] <xlq> zetheroo1: does it still behave as a caps lock?
[10:53] <Severity1> reinstall os without reformatting
[10:54] <Severity1> overwrites the WINDOWS directory
[10:54] <Crash21081> Is there a way to strip down Ubuntu so it boots nearly "instantly" but can still run say Boxee?
[10:54] <zetheroo1> xlq: it still works ... yes ... but the LED no longer lights up as soon as Ubuntu loads ....
[10:54] <nguyenhoangtam> hey
[10:54] <nguyenhoangtam> what are you
[10:54] <Dr_Willis> Crash21081:  theres very minimal ubuntu variants.. but ive no idea what 'boxxee' needs.
[10:54] <psi-jack> nguyenhoangtam: I am human.
[10:54] <scott1> xlq i was going to
[10:54] <scott1> do system restore/recover
[10:54] <scott1> y
[10:54] <DaZ> Crash21081, maybe get another distro?
[10:54] <scott1> how ever
[10:54] <xlq> !enter | scott1
[10:54] <scott1> how do i know this just wont happen again?
[10:55] <DaZ> it's easier to build up
[10:55] <scott1> ok
[10:55] <Crash21081> HTPC.  So full screen graphics, even without a desktop enviroment (command line just)?
[10:55] <icarus-c> Crash21081: hack in the kernel maybe
[10:55] <icarus-c> Crash21081: well you may boot without X
[10:55] <scott1> ?
[10:55] <Dr_Willis> 'splashtop'  is fun :) linux on the bios.
[10:56] <Crash21081> Will that speed up boot times considerably?
[10:56] <xlq> Crash21081: you can use X with just a simple window manager, or you can use svgalib or something...not sure what you're aiming for
[10:56] <icarus-c> Crash21081: you will save the time for loading the X
[10:56] <Crash21081> I'm aiming for <30 second boot time for <$100 extra.
[10:56] <Dr_Willis> Crash21081:  tiny core linux boots in abotu that time
[10:57]  * DaZ boots in 10 :o
[10:57] <xlq> Crash21081: I have <30 second boot time with not-so-minimal Ubuntu :)
[10:57] <xlq> DaZ: well done :O
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> I dont worry about 50+sec boot times.. when  i get 50+ days uptime.
[10:57] <icarus-c> 9.04 fresh install booted and started GNOME session within 10 seconds here..
[10:57] <scott1> my only options are to reformat huh?
[10:57] <Crash21081> On a standard HDD?
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  depends on what you want to 'try'
[10:57] <Lo_Pan> from grub min gets to the login screen in about 5 seconds
[10:57] <DaZ> archlinux on sata ;f
[10:57] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  you can use linux, or a live cd to backup your imporntant data files to some other machine/drive
[10:57] <xlq> How're you all getting epic boot times?
[10:58] <scott1> well you see
[10:58] <Lo_Pan> i cheat
[10:58] <Lo_Pan> ssd
[10:58] <scott1> i hate windows vista x64
[10:58] <Crash21081> I was thinking a flash USB drive could do it maybe.
[10:58] <scott1> alot of stuff isnt sufficient enough on it
[10:58]  * icarus-c hates  whatever Microsoft OS
[10:58] <scott1> i was wondering if possible to get like a windows xp/ubuntu partition going
[10:58] <scott1> but dont think my hardware will work with xp will it?
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  I dual boot xp/ubuntu all the time with no problems.
[10:59] <icarus-c> scott1: well... no PC hardware doesn't work with windows XP i suppose..
[10:59] <purplenurple> personally i love MS ... it provides me with more work
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> no idea about your hardware....  or its xp compat.
[10:59] <Edico> hi
[10:59] <scott1> so how do i know what to do
[10:59] <DaZ> scott1, laptop?
[10:59] <scott1> because i hate vista x64
[10:59] <scott1> home premium
[10:59] <Edico> how can I save a terminal 132x24 in my profile, in gnome, so the next time when I open the terminal to be opened with 132x24?
[10:59] <scott1> its a hp laptop yes
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  figure iyut what you want to do.. then figure out how to do it.
[11:00] <Dr_Willis> You could learn to use linux for a while..  and backup your data somewhere safe.. and ifyou want.. reinstall windows later.
[11:01] <DaZ> then i don't reccomend getting xp there <:
[11:01] <scott1> Hp laptop, dv 51113us. I want to have windows XP on here, along with ubuntu and recovery partition, ubuntu and xp split drive with minimal recovery size, i would love to jus get rid of vista 64 however i hear speakers ... video card... wont work correct
[11:01] <DaZ> get seven :f
[11:01] <Dvlpr> hey guys, is it possible to connect to windows remote desktop from ubuntu?
[11:01] <DaZ> imo yes :f
[11:01] <icarus-c> Dvlpr: yes
[11:01] <Dvlpr> hmhm, cool thanks
[11:01] <icarus-c> Dvlpr: i recommend  gnome-rdp
[11:02] <Dvlpr> thanks.
[11:02] <scott1> ?
[11:02] <rek> hi
[11:02] <psi-jack> Gotta love 3MB/s download speeds. ;)
[11:02] <Crash21081> What is WINE exactly?  Apparently Wine is not an emulator...  But as I understand it, that's what it does.
[11:03] <DaZ> Crash21081, api implementation :f
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> Crash21081:  not in my definition of an emulator.
[11:03] <purplenurple> Crash21081, its a drink made from grapes
[11:03] <Flannel> Crash21081: It's an ABI compatability layer.
[11:03] <rek> whiich program could i use to watch tv....
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> 'vice' is an emulator. :) it emulates the actual C64 hardware.
[11:03] <Crash21081> So it's just somewhere for teh WinAPI calls to go?
[11:03] <scott1> I dont get it
[11:03] <psi-jack> APPARENTLY the only safe way to install Ubuntu on LVM'd /, is through the Alternative install, and apparently the only way to use custom LVM options when creating them is through the Live desktop environment.
[11:03] <DaZ> purplenurple, you win.
[11:03] <scott1> Ubuntu is just
[11:03]  * psi-jack shakes his head and signs.
[11:03] <scott1> a step up of windows?
[11:03]  * psi-jack sighs even.
[11:03] <Flannel> Crash21081: A vast simplifictaion, but yeah, pretty much.
[11:03] <scott1> can it do everything windows can?
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> scott1:   it does everything I need basically. its a full fetured OS.
[11:04] <DaZ> scott1, it can't bsod
[11:04] <scott1> aw :(
[11:04] <rek> whiich program could i use to watch tv.... Dr_Willis
[11:04] <LLStarks> how do i send something to the build farm?
[11:04] <Crash21081> So I can play the games I'm still using Windows for with Wine?
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> rek:  mythtv. or the media players can also work with tv tuner cards.
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> Crash21081:  some games work.. some dont.
[11:04] <Flannel> !appdb | Crash21081
[11:04] <rek> Dr_Willis: i've not managed to use it
[11:05] <scott1> so if u want to play games ,
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> rek:  i dont even have a tv tuner card in my system any more
[11:05] <Crash21081> rek, XBMC, Boxee
[11:05] <scott1> u need a computer with windows.
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> scott1:   depends on the game.
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  you dont want to know the hassles ive had with 'windows games' on 'windows'
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  or go buy a Wii. :)
[11:06] <mrwes> or a PS3
[11:06] <kiaas_> scott1, all my games run natively on linux, or through WINE.
[11:06] <DaZ> windows games usually work better on windows than linux
[11:06] <DaZ> i know how it sounds but it's true >:
[11:06] <DigitalKiwi> hmm my brother left his wii here this weekend, and we have twilight princess and i haven't played it at all...
[11:06] <kiaas_> DaZ, sometimes true. but some games run better on WINE than Windows Vista and 7, I hear :o
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> WiiWare. :)
[11:06] <rek> name of packet
[11:06] <rek> should i see my card on dev?
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> rek:  huh?
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> !info tvtime
[11:07] <DaZ> kiaas_, everybody says so but i can't confirm it with my experience >:
[11:07] <rek> i'm not sure my card work Dr_Willis
[11:08] <kiaas_> DaZ, I have like 6 games. I havn'ty played most of them on windows.
[11:08] <Dr_Willis> ive had some games in wine run at 2x or higher normal speeds.. that made Grand Theft AUto III a little hard to play. :)
[11:09] <mrgenericuser> rek: i used to use mythtv, and could set it to record if i wanted...
[11:10] <rek> Multimedia controller: Conexant CX23880/1/2/3 PCI Video and Audio Decode
[11:10] <rek> the modules i think are already loaded
[11:11] <th1> what's the best program in Ubuntu for making a video from individual jpg files?
[11:11] <Dr_Willis> th1:  ffmpeg, mencoder, gimp animation feature, perhaps others...
[11:11] <rek> i scan for channel but i don't see anything
[11:11] <xlq> th1: blender can also use it, but not the simplest option
[11:11] <th1> Dr_Willis, preferably with a simple GUI and where it can be edited like repeat frame tc.
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> th1:  no idea on that.
[11:12] <th1> thanks I'll try blender
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> gimp can do it one layer at a time. :)
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> or are you wanting to just make a slideshow with time/music?
[11:12] <th1> Dr_Willis, no I want to make a play-doh movie with my daughter :)
[11:12] <rek> hei
[11:13] <zetheroo1> how do you recover GRUB from the Ubuntu LiveCD ? My GRUB is gone and I cannot boot into Ubuntu anymore
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> th1:  gimp can do animations based on layers of images.
[11:13] <DigitalKiwi> windows movie maker in wine, that would be epic
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> !fixgrub | zetheroo1
[11:13] <th1> I don't want to use microsoft software ;)
[11:13] <zetheroo1> Dr_Willis: thanks
[11:14] <oldude67> its almost to the point that microsoft doesnt want to use microsoft software..lmao
[11:14] <Dr_Willis> they assimalate then dessimate...
[11:14] <rek> http://pastebin.com/m7e095cb0    Dr_Willis
[11:15] <DigitalKiwi> what is -e +e?
[11:15] <Crash21081> Everyone knows women are made of sand.
[11:15] <Evelina> Why is planet-venus getting error:unable to locate filters every time I run it?
[11:15] <triplc> Hi all. How to setup wireless from command line?
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> rek:  Cannot change owner of /home/riccardo/.tvtime/tvtime.xml: Permission denied.
[11:15] <Evelina> planet-venus isn't able to locate filters, why?
[11:15] <rek> help chown ?
[11:15] <triplc> Hi all. How to setup wireless from command line? Do we have a guide?
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> rek:  sounds like you got your users home configs/permissions/ownerships all goofed up
[11:16] <karex> HI, how to view or edit x-xcursor file??
[11:16] <rek> every time this programs are not well configured!!!!!!
[11:16] <Dr_Willis> rek:  perhaps delete the .tvtime dir and   try again
[11:16] <scott1> how can i access all my files
[11:16] <scott1> from ubuntu
[11:16] <rek> no
[11:16] <scott1> from that ivsta partition?
[11:16] <rek> we must change the permissions
[11:16] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  you can mount/access the ntfs filesystems and access the files
[11:16] <rek> chown riccardo:riccardo irectory ?
[11:17] <scott1> mount ?
[11:17] <scott1> what?
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> rek:  or just remove /delete the directory and rerun tvtime as a user. You dident run it as root did you?
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs | scott1
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> !training | scott1
[11:18] <rek> http://pastebin.com/m143a90b1     Dr_Willis
[11:18] <faderAL> Hi Anybody out there
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> rek:  perhaps it needs some argument. ive never used tv time.
[11:19] <Crash21081> Just nod if you can hear me.
[11:19] <faderAL> Nod
[11:19] <karex> HI, how to view or edit x-xcursor file??
[11:19] <Crash21081> Is there anyone home?
[11:19] <rek> help #ubuntu
[11:19] <Crash21081> Come on....  Now....
[11:19] <th1> Dr_Willis, I found it :) "Stopmotion"
[11:20] <kiaas_> No one is here. It's your imagination.
[11:20] <Crash21081> I hear you're feeling down.
[11:20] <Crash21081> Well I can ease your pain
[11:20] <th1> Dr_Willis, it's absolutely perfect
[11:20] <Crash21081> Get you on your feat a gain.
[11:20] <scott1> u guys just cant tel me how to access it
[11:20] <scott1> is it not like juss in a folder sumwhere
[11:20] <scott1> ?
[11:20] <scott1> im new with computers
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  when the ntfs filesystem is properly mounted it will appear as a directroy.. you did look in the 'places' menu to see if its there?
[11:21] <mrgenericuser> rek: try tvtime without sudo....
[11:21] <rek> already tried
[11:23] <scott1> i have looked there
[11:23] <Crash21081> What is generally the most compatible distro?
[11:23] <scott1> but i dont see any of my stuff
[11:23] <LLStarks> which is more bleeding edge? debian sid/experimental or fedora rawhide?
[11:23] <scott1> if this works better than vista ill stay on here and delete the vista partiton
[11:23] <scott1> need my bookmarks/
[11:23] <scott1> files tho
[11:23] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  bookmarks? thats why i use those social-bookmarking sites like delicious :)
[11:24] <scott1> what is delicious?
[11:24] <Dr_Willis> you may need to manually mount your ntfs filesystems scott1   they may not auto-mount if windows crashed and flagged them as in use.
[11:24] <xlq> del.icio.us
[11:24] <DigitalKiwi> LLStarks: compare the package versions. I would guess rawhide though
[11:24] <Roland> I'm having a strange problem on 9.04. I started sudo apt-get update from terminal. But it just hangs after some time.
[11:24] <grawity> scott1: delicious.com (previously called del.icio.us) is a "social bookmarking" website.
[11:24] <scott1> oh
[11:24] <scott1> well
[11:24] <scott1> if i need to manually mount it can u help me through it
[11:24] <scott1> ?
[11:24] <iofafo> if I copy over / from one installtion of Ubuntu to another ... rewriting the entire root of the others, would that be a good solution to inswtalling it clean assumgin they're the same versions?
[11:25] <scott1> windows partition crashed yea
[11:25] <mrgenericuser> rek: maybe chmod 666 .tvtime/tvtime.xml ?
[11:25] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs
[11:25] <Roland> I'm having a strange problem on 9.04. I started sudo apt-get update from terminal. But it just hangs after some time. It seems like it's trying to connect to a server, which isn't available.
[11:25] <SchighSchagh> !ntfs
[11:25] <grawity> Roland: What server it is hanging on?
[11:26] <grawity> Roland: If it's one of Ubuntu servers, you can change them in 'gksu software-properties-gtk', or if you prefer, editing /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:26] <Roland> grawity, ee.archive.ubuntu.com:80 (194.126.124.38), connection timed out
[11:28] <grawity> Roland: Mhm, it's one of Ubuntu servers. Try changing it to another nearby one - for example, lv.archive.ubuntu.com (I guess ee means Estonia?)
[11:28] <scott1> sudo apt- get install pyssdm isnt working
[11:28] <scott1> sudo apt-get install pysdm*
[11:28] <grawity> scott1: Since I just joined -- what is your problem?
[11:28] <kiaas_> And now..nothing is making any sound whatso ever.
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> scott1:  try a 'sudo apt-get update' 'sudo apt-get upgrade' then try to install it again
[11:29] <scott1> wats sudo
[11:29] <DigitalKiwi> !sudo
[11:29] <kiaas_> so, uninstalling pulseaudio so ALSA handles everything more directly is just sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio?
[11:29] <psi-jack> kiaas_: I'd do purge, instead of just remove.
[11:29] <oldude67> kiaas_, i just uninstalled it from synaptics.
[11:30] <kiaas_> psi-jack, k.
[11:30] <psi-jack> Speaking of package management though..
[11:30] <Roland> grawity, I changed it to the lithuanian server, but it still tries to connect the estonian server in the end
[11:30] <psi-jack> OpenSUSE has the ability to lock a package from even being installed (or uninstalled), does apt/dpkg yet have such a feature?
[11:30] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: sooo you're having trouble with sound? are you on 9.04? did you upgrade from an earlier distro?
[11:31] <psi-jack> SchighSchagh: It's PulseAudio, it's known to suck, period.
[11:31] <Keiffer> I had added a new keyboard layout, switch is set to both alt keys but i can't switch them. Not even for test
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> ive had no issues wuth   Pulse Audio
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> :)
[11:32] <kiaas_> SchighSchagh, nope. 8.04 and 8.10 freezes before starting X on my hardware, so rather than screwing around in CLI in an area I'm most unfamiliar with I tried one of the 9.04 Betas, and it worked. and the sound issue is new. 10 days of uptime and sound screwed up
[11:32] <grawity> Roland: How did you change it? Is the new server in /etc/apt/sources.list?
[11:32] <kiaas_> 10 days, 22 hours, before all sound died.
[11:32] <rodolfo> hi there! i have a problem with external hdd. i need to format an external lacie 500gb. i tried to use gnome format, but when i do it says "Error opening /dev/sdb: permission denied" this occurs also with other devices. should i try to fix this or try a better application? thanks
[11:32] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Pretty much most of what PulseAudio can do, ALSA already does without the need of wasting CPU cycles re-mixing sounds.
[11:32] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: umm, you're running an 9.04 beta??
[11:33] <kiaas_> SchighSchagh, No. I've updated since then xD
[11:33] <Dr_Willis> never figured out how to  get alsa to play sounds out of the pc in the living room from here. :P
[11:33] <DaZ> pulseaudio? :f
[11:33] <ubuntunewbie> hi again , :) I am having a problem when install a .deb can someone help me ? Error: Dependancy is not satifiable: libcairomm-1.0-1
[11:33] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Heh, sheash..
[11:34] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: NFS man! NFS! :p
[11:34] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Actually depends on why exactly you'd want to.
[11:34] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: reason I bring this up is because PA was misconfigured in 8.10, and probably in 9.04 beta as well. a clean 9.04 install should set it up right, but upgrading from 8.10 or 9.04 beta can leave legacy (and incorrect) config files
[11:34]  * Dr_Willis uses pulse audio to send sublimimal sound messages to the wifes pc in her bedroom from the basement
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> :)
[11:34] <Keiffer> Do you know that ESPEAK has bugs in Ubuntu 9.04?
[11:34] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Heh. esound could do that too. heh
[11:35] <odonata> is thera any risk with removing indicator applet ?
[11:35] <odonata> which spams the auth.log
[11:35] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Or simply just remote logging in and playing the sound from within it.
[11:35] <mrgenericuser> rek, did chmod work?
[11:35] <kiaas_> SchighSchagh, so why would I not get problems until after ~11 days of uptime?
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> psi-jack:  I was thinkign you cant do that remotely any more - wrong owner of the snd devices...
[11:35] <rodolfo> no-one?
[11:35] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: have you tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578
[11:35] <SchighSchagh> kiaas_: I have no idea
[11:35] <psi-jack> Dr_Willis: Sure can.
[11:36] <ubuntunewbie> thank you
[11:36] <oldude67> rodolfo, is the drive mounted?
[11:37] <rodolfo> oldude67: yes
[11:37] <odonata> anyone else had this problem? with dbus-daemon
[11:38] <blip-> hi all,  out of nowhere evolution suddenly started exhibiting a strange behaviour when I'm composing mail... whenever I type the t character, it opens up a window for adding attachments... the keyboard shortcut for that is meant to be alt-v to open the View menu and then T..... so why is it opening that window when I'm just typing an email ?     I can bypass by using capital T instead... which I can't do for obvious reasons.   any thoughts ?    thanks
[11:38] <oldude67> rodolfo, try gparted? and i dont think you can do that while its mounted..
[11:38] <ubuntunewbie> Having problem with Error: Dependancy is not satifiable: libcairomm-1.0-1.I had install libcairomm but still getting the error .Hope someone ca explain the error.
[11:38] <rodolfo> oldude67: ah..so i should unmount first..i try
[11:38] <ubuntunewbie> Thnak you
[11:38] <ubuntunewbie> Thank you
[11:39] <rodolfo> oldude67: just tried unmounting..same problem
[11:40] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  i tend to  use a live cd. and gparted from the live d's for my partitioning needs
[11:40] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: libcairomm-dev
[11:40] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: haven't install that
[11:41] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: trying now
[11:41] <karex> HI, how to send files computer-to-computer via bluetooth?
[11:41] <rodolfo> Dr-willis: i don't need to do partitions..just have to format an external drive
[11:41] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: i don't need to do partitions..just have to format an external drive
[11:42] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  you dont really need gparted for that..
[11:42] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  whenya plug it in.. ubuntu tries to munt it.. unmount it (right cick icon, unmount) then run gparted and it should let it  format.
[11:42] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: no infact..i was reading the description right now
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:    use the mkfs.XXXXX command.
[11:43] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: what's that?
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  the command line tool that 'makes a filesystem' ie: formats. :)
[11:44] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  for example  'sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdi1'  - formats my flash drive :)
[11:44] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: .vfat says to format in FAT, isn't it?
[11:45] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: still getting the same error
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> yes vfat =  msdos/fat32
[11:45] <karex> HI, how to send files computer-to-computer via wireless??
[11:45] <oldude67> Dr_Willis, but i am right, as it shouldnt be mounted?
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> karex:  if they can ping each other... theres numerous ways.. scp is one way
[11:46] <Dr_Willis> oldude67:  you dont want to format a mounted fileysstem :)
[11:46] <karex> !scp
[11:46] <karex> Dr_Willis: is there a GUI for that?
[11:47] <Dr_Willis> karex:  why would you need one. :)
[11:47] <Dr_Willis> that would be.... gparted... :P
[11:47] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: what are you trying to install?
[11:47] <TheNano> karex: YES
[11:48] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: chess
[11:48] <rodolfo> Dr_Willis: i've installed gparted..ehm..i don't find it..
[11:48] <karex> TheNano: what's that?
[11:48] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: synaptic doesn't have a package named chess
[11:48] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: other chess game
[11:49] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  run it from the terminal perhaps?
[11:49] <Dr_Willis> gksudo gparted
[11:49] <TheNano> karex: nautilus will do , just go to places connect to server and ... ssh , you maybe will need openssh-sftp-server installed
[11:49] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: synaptic doesn't have a package named other chess game
[11:49] <Dr_Willis> gksudo gparted /dev/sdb or whatever....
[11:49] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: .deb is one of the file and also got a file with tar.bz2 but the file got a lot of .sh and .in how to install that ?
[11:50] <karex> TheNano: is it mean one should be server??
[11:50] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: synaptic doesn't have the ches.It's call gmchess
[11:50] <karex> TheNano: is it mean one of them should be server??
[11:50] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: where did you get the package?
[11:50] <mars> hi
[11:50] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: http://code.google.com/p/gmchess/downloads/list
[11:51] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: yeah..there it is
[11:51] <psi-jack> Alrighty then! Okay, so how do I enable xinerama dualscreen support now? heh
[11:51] <mars> how do i cd into a directory permanently from within a script=
[11:51] <zvacet>  ubuntunewbie: uncompres tar.bz2 with right click on package and then try to find install file
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> mars:  permently?
[11:51] <mars> i want to use $ mycommand in bash and cd into /tmp
[11:51] <mars> for example
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> cd whatever
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> next line of script
[11:51] <mars> but my problem is that another shell is executed and then closed
[11:51] <HaRDaWaY> hi
[11:51] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet: how to install ?
[11:51] <HaRDaWaY> :)
[11:52] <grawity> mars: That's just how it works -- you cannot do that with a shell script. You'll need to use either an alias, or a shell function.
[11:52] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: ok, i select the drive>right click>format to FAT32>apply
[11:52] <oldude67> ubuntunewbie, you will have to read the install readme.
[11:52] <mars> grawity: where do i define global functions?
[11:52] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: isn't it?
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  yes basically - its not too hard to figure out.
[11:52] <mars> so i can execute them from my shell
[11:52] <grawity> mars: Your ~/.bashrc would probably be the best place.
[11:52] <zvacet> ubuntunewbie: instructions should be in install file or read me file
[11:52] <mars> cool i will try that
[11:53] <Dr_Willis> mars:  back up.. You have a lot of scripts.. you wan tto be able to execute by just typing their names at teh shell?
[11:53] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: no infact..i just don't want to throw in the dustbin my new drive :)
[11:53] <grawity> mars: If it's only a single command, aliases would probably be enough. (alias t='cd /tmp') But for anything more complicated - functions.
[11:53] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet: notinh on read me 0byte
[11:53] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: I don't see a deb file on that page, but the bz2 file is the source code and needs to be compiled
[11:53] <sky1> how do i run TS ?
[11:53] <Dr_Willis> rodolfo:  if its empty.. worse you can do is have to reformat it..
[11:53] <TheNano> karex: yes
[11:53] <kamil> hi can anybody help me setting up wifi ?
[11:54] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: how to compiled ? i got the .deb file on ubuntu forum
[11:54] <TheNano> karex: ever pc that responses a service is a server
[11:54] <krg_> does anyone know why not all elements in enviroments PATH is loaded at sessionstart?
[11:54] <rek> mrgenericuser: haven't tried
[11:54] <sky1> how do i run TS client ?
[11:54] <oldude67> ubuntunewbie, open the .deb file and install..
[11:54] <grawity> sky1: tsclient
[11:54] <kamil> I have my board recognised
[11:54] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: finished! i'll take a look..
[11:54] <TheNano> karex: do as follow in the terminal in both pcs
[11:54] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: just a sec...working on it
[11:54] <grawity> sky1: Or, if you prefer commandline, rdesktop
[11:54] <zvacet> ubuntunewbie: if you have deb file just double click on it
[11:54] <sky1> ubuntunewbie: its already compiled binary package
[11:54] <th0r> make sure you have libglademm-dev installed
[11:55] <sky1> grawity: i nee gui :)
[11:55] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet: it said Error: Dependancy is not satifiable: libcairomm-1.0-1
[11:55] <mrgenericuser> rek: you could also try xawtv, if tvtime wont work
[11:55] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet:the file http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/download/file.php?id=63023&sid=9d93d04582bfef139a9687b45cb6b930
[11:55] <iwobbles> hey how can I hook up to facebook etc ?? having issues conecting and verifying identities etc in firefox,,
[11:55] <TheNano> karex: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[11:55] <sky1> ubuntunewbie: what are you trying to install ?
[11:56] <ubuntunewbie> sky1: a gmchess game
[11:56] <mars> grawity: works like expected ;) thanks
[11:56] <sky1> isnt it in repo ?
[11:56] <krg_> Problem: i added SCALA_HOME/bin to my path in /etc/environment but i does not load by default after boot/session start. If i manually resource the environment file after session start the scala_home/bin is available.
[11:56] <rek> xtawtv
[11:56] <sky1> how do i run teamspeak2 client ?
[11:56] <rek> tried
[11:56] <mars> just one more thing: are there local functions in bash?
[11:56] <Dr_Willis> !teamspeak
[11:56] <ubuntunewbie> sky1: http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/download/file.php?id=63023&sid=9d93d04582bfef139a9687b45cb6b930
[11:56] <grawity> mars: What do you mean by "local functions"?
[11:56] <Pirate_Hunter> is there a problem with pidgin (finch) connecting to facebook in hardy? I can't seem to see the user, on startup it shows than disapears, is there a fix cause i havent found one?
[11:57] <Edico> how can I save a terminal 132x24 in my profile, in gnome, so the next time when I open the terminal to be opened with 132x24?
[11:57] <kamil> what does it mean when  after running iwconfig I've got output " wlan0     IEEE 802.11abgn  ESSID:"" " is there a problem with ESSID ?
[11:57] <mars> i have now my function, but it calls 2 other functions (for modularity)
[11:57] <mars> i do not want to pollute my namespace
[11:57] <zvacet> ubuntunewbie: find libcairomm-1.0-1 in synaptic and install it  then install deb
[11:57] <TheNano> kamil: no
[11:57] <kebomix> hello ; i want to make current home in separate partition to be able to install kubuntu with my old home
[11:57] <Dr_Willis> mars:  perhaps time to check out some examples from the 'advanced bash scripting guide' ?
[11:57] <karex> TheNano: OK, it's in progress...
[11:58] <grawity> mars: I din't think there's such a thing. (bash manpage might give some information)
[11:58] <mars> Dr_Willis: i guess ;p
[11:58] <TheNano> karex: it will work nice , you will see
[11:58] <bullgard4> Is there a DEB program package for the SIP phone 'X-Lite'?
[11:58] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: the source has the same sort of problem
[11:58] <Keiffer> dudes. how can i make ubuntu tu ask for the pass in order to view /home?
[11:59] <karex> TheNano: OK, it's done
[11:59] <TheNano> kebomix: so you want to use the same USER ?
[11:59] <Dr_Willis> Keiffer:  you mean via samba shares?
[11:59] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: huh ? same problem ?
[11:59] <TheNano> Keiffer: yes , encrypt it
[11:59] <kebomix> TheNano: i mean i want my firefox bookmarks and settings includsed on it :)
[11:59] <krg_> Why, when i add SCALA_HOME/bin to my path in /etc/environment is this location not accessible after boot/session start. If i manually source the environment file after session start the SCALA_HOME/bin is available.
[11:59] <ubuntunewbie> zvacet: i did install  libcairomm-1.0-1 but having the same problem
[11:59] <Keiffer> TheNano, i would encrypt my whole / but i saw that i need to reinstall it
[11:59] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: dependencies that I can't meet with synaptic. Looks like it uses libs that are later versions than are available for Jaunty
[12:00] <grawity> krg_: Adding it to ~/.bashrc would probably be better :\
[12:00] <karex> TheNano: please give a short "theory" to do that, I should go out for a while...
[12:00] <Pirate_Hunter> got the hardy backport package for pidgin (finch) and pidgin-facebookchat but the list of users shows on startup than disapears anyone know a fix?
[12:00] <TheNano> Keiffer: encrypt just your home ,it's safer
[12:00] <rodolfo> DR_Willis: looks like it worked..
[12:00] <karex> TheNano: I mean how to get the server name
[12:01] <kebomix> TheNano: well for now i just want home in separate partition
[12:01] <Keiffer> TheNano, how? what would you use to do that?
[12:01] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: oh.. I am using hardy
[12:01] <TheNano> karex: write just ifconfig and you will see the ipadress for the server
[12:01] <Keiffer> TheNano, I doo need home to store all the info... xchat logs for ex
[12:01] <zvacet> th0r: it is in synaptic that is why I don´t understand what make troubles
[12:01] <kamil> TheNano: I followed one howtoo http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=879134&page=2
[12:01] <sky1> HOW I FUCKING RUN TS CLIENT ?
[12:02] <zvacet> sky1: language!
[12:02] <TheNano> Keiffer: aren't they in home always?
[12:02] <grawity> sky1: Like I said, tsclient
[12:02] <karex> TheNano: is it mean in "Server:" in the dialog box should be written ip address?
[12:02] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: can teach me how to compile ?
[12:02] <th0r> zvacet: I don;'t see it in synaptic
[12:02] <prizren> hi guys
[12:02] <sky1> grawity: that doesnt work
[12:02] <prizren> anyone know about this canon printer driver for cups
[12:02] <Keiffer> TheNano, yes. What I want to say is that, if i encrypt it, how the programs will know to decrypt it in order to store info
[12:02] <TheNano> karex: why ? do you want to copy files or have internet shared ?
[12:03] <Dr_Willis> prizren:  some exist.. some work.. some are totally unsupported. check  cups.org web site for your specific make
[12:03] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: I just tried to compile it and that won't work either. Like I just told you...the compile wants versions of libs that I can't get through synpatic. You would have to download the source for the libs and compile them, then compile the program
[12:03] <karex> TheNano: i want to copy a file
[12:03] <livingdaylight> anyone got icq client working with wine?
[12:03] <kamil> TheNano: lshw -C network gives me output that wifi is enabled yet iwconfig gives ESSID="" is that al right ?
[12:03] <kamil>  
[12:03] <prizren> Canon LBP3010/LBP3018/LBP3050 CAPT (UK)
[12:03] <Dr_Willis> sky1:  go download it from the ts homepage.. and read their docs? extract install...
[12:03] <kiaas_> prizren, Yeah. I have a canon printer. I had to get the driver off of one of their Asian support sites, it wasn't on the one for North America
[12:03] <TheNano> Keiffer: you nned to give the key when you login and then it is open to your programs until you log out
[12:03] <prizren> i have installed a driver Dr_Willis  kiaas_
[12:04] <Dr_Willis> prizren:   for my canon printer i plug it in.. and it works...
[12:04] <TheNano> kamil: are you connected to any wifi network
[12:04] <kiaas_> prizren, eh, then if it still isn't workign I can't help ya.
[12:04] <kamil> TheNano: no
[12:04] <prizren> yes, i have it all installed kiaas_ Dr_Willis but i dont get any results or error messages.
[12:04] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: so you mean it need a specific version of libcairomm-1.0-1 which it's not at synaptic .I need to find the specific libcairomm-1.0-1 and compile it.But which one I should find ?
[12:05] <kamil> TheNano: I can't see any through network manager
[12:05] <TheNano> kamil: when you are connected it will write a ESSID there for you
[12:05] <Keiffer> TheNano, How?
[12:05] <Dr_Willis> prizren:  check the cups logs perhaps...
[12:05] <prizren> ok cups log good idea
[12:05] <TheNano> kamil: you mean like there is awifi network here but you cant see it ?
[12:06] <th0r> ubuntunewbie: after you got that you would have to do the same for libgtkmm...that is where I ran into the problem trying to compile. And if you try to compile those you will probably find they require something else, that requires something else. I wouldn't advise even trying it
[12:06] <wiktor> server alfons.abuser.pl
[12:06] <karex> TheNano: I'm sorry, i should go for a while...
[12:06]  * gon_ ausente: Ausente por el momento
[12:06] <Guest21268> server/alfons.abuser.pl
[12:06] <kamil> TheNAno: I might be in location where there are no wifi networks  but I would like to know if there is a way to test if it works ..
[12:07] <TheNano> kamil: it should work as it is on and I can't see any reason to say it will not work if there was a network there
[12:07] <Keiffer> TheNano, you still here? What should I use to encrypt it?
[12:07] <tuxbuddy> Hello
[12:07] <tuxbuddy> I am new to Xchat..
[12:07] <pvullo> Hi all ! I'm searching a sotware to index my movie collection. More precisely something that scan and indexe the content of my  harddrive.
[12:07] <TheNano> Keiffer: lets google for it
[12:07] <pvullo> any idea ?
[12:07] <tuxbuddy> Can someone help me ?
[12:08] <tuxbuddy> Pls Help me
[12:08] <kamil> TheNano: When I click on the network manager icon with left click it says "no network devices has been found" and "manual configuration"
[12:08] <tuxbuddy> Anyone out there?
[12:08] <Dr_Willis> !ask | tuxbuddy
[12:08] <tuxbuddy> Thanks Dr_Wilis
[12:08] <tuxbuddy> I am new to Xchat
[12:08] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: so complicated :S .Just wondering is there any link of ubuntu forum or website which teach step by step compiling ? I wanted to learn more
[12:08] <TheNano> Keiffer: here you got a guide from one of ubuntu devs http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2009/06/migrating-to-encrypted-home-directory.html
[12:09] <TheNano> kamil: no network device mmm
[12:09] <Keiffer> TheNano, thank you Sir!
[12:09] <tuxbuddy> I am in search of Chat Server to setup on my Fedora Machine which can support more than 800+ users online
[12:09] <tuxbuddy> Can Xchat Support it?
[12:09] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  xchat is not an irc 'server' - its an irc client.
[12:09] <tuxbuddy> Ok..Thanks
[12:10] <tuxbuddy> CAn I setup IRC Server?
[12:10] <Dr_Willis> this is linux..  'of course you can'
[12:10] <tuxbuddy> Whats name of IRC Server?
[12:10] <oldude67> tuxbuddy, why ask that in ubuntu if your using fedora?
[12:10] <grawity> tuxbuddy: There are many.
[12:10] <Dr_Willis> !irc
[12:10] <Dr_Willis>  !info ircd
[12:10] <tuxbuddy> I am now in Ubuntu ..
[12:10] <grawity> tuxbuddy: You'd better ask in #freenode though - the guys there are most experienced with those things.
[12:10] <kamil> TheNano: ifconfig -a  says wlan0 is UP and has HW address
[12:10] <Q|> Someone an idea why my xchat makes no beep sound on a highlight even though it is set up to do so? Everything else is working (tab colored, taskbar flashing etc.), but no sound. It did that in the past but I don't know what I could've changed
[12:10] <tuxbuddy> But need to setup for My Intranet
[12:11] <tuxbuddy> For my Company project Guys
[12:11] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:    you may have a bit of research to do. Theres many irc 'servers' out - check teh package manager to see whats in there,
[12:11] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  or check out 'jabber'
[12:11] <grawity> tuxbuddy: Many like InspIRCd. Freenode runs Hyperion, but it's quite old. UnrealIRCd is very popular, but it just plain sucks.
[12:11] <crashflow> if I install ubuntu 9.10 alpha now and install all updates, will I end up with the release version when it is released? or will I lack some features forever if I do not install the final version / release candidate?
[12:11] <tuxbuddy> Jabber is acuired by Cisco
[12:11] <grawity> tuxbuddy: You could use XMPP (Jabber) instead.
[12:11] <tuxbuddy> Acquired by Cisco..:(
[12:11] <Dr_Willis> crashflow:   You can update
[12:11] <Dr_Willis> !jabber
[12:11] <grawity> tuxbuddy: XMPP is _still_ a completely open standard.
[12:11] <tuxbuddy> XMPP
[12:12] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone here had a problem with pidgin connecting to facebook if so how did they fix the problem?
[12:12] <TheNano> kamil: I'm not right guy for such a test , I will now take a look on my laptop to see if it is the same as you get , what w as your wifi hardware
[12:12] <tuxbuddy> XMPP..Lemme Explore
[12:12] <tuxbuddy> Does XMPP saves the Chat session too?
[12:12] <notjoe> this is a little off topic but maybe you guys can help me
[12:13] <grawity> tuxbuddy: Saving the chat logs is a feature of the client, not the server.
[12:13] <crashflow> Dr_Willis, what about new themes for ubuntu 9.10? will I get everything that the user of the final release has if I continuously update?
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:   you could always make a logging client. :)
[12:13] <kamil> TheNano: manual configuration is probably for setting up your own wifi network right?
[12:13] <tuxbuddy> Does Xchat Do Have that feature?
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> crashflow:   ubuntu is upgradeable.. thats a main feature..
[12:13] <grawity> tuxbuddy: No.
[12:13] <grawity> tuxbuddy: Xchat is _IRC_ client - not XMPP/Jabber.
[12:13] <notjoe> i have my laptop hooked up to speakers to play music and i am looking for a program to run under ubuntu that i can use my iphone to connect to , to control what songs get played
[12:13] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  xchat is a client - it can save logs...
[12:13] <tuxbuddy> How Can I have that feature?
[12:13] <tuxbuddy> Okie
[12:14] <grawity> tuxbuddy: All IM and IRC clients support logging. But Xchat doesn't support XMPP.
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  perhaps hit F1 and read the xchat help docs.
[12:14] <tuxbuddy> One more feature- Can I integrate Server to My ADS
[12:14] <grawity> tuxbuddy: For what purpose exactly you need that?
[12:14] <TheNano> kamil: yes, but normally you don't need that
[12:14] <Roland> why does ccpd keep segfaulting whenever i start it?
[12:15] <tuxbuddy> Grawity..We have Microsoft Outlook for all Professionals who believe in windows.I have ateam who wants seperate Chat Server setup but Creating different account is cumbersome.On Integrating with ADS they can login with the same username and password
[12:16] <kamil> TheNano: I think last time I installed this wifi all I needed was click on Network Manager and choose wifi as wlan0 and that was it after I could see at least a few networks
[12:16] <TheNano> kamil: I have jaunty and it is not like that there is no manual configuration ... sorry , make you question more specific and long maybe the others can help you
[12:16] <grawity> tuxbuddy: ADS = Active Directory?
[12:16] <tuxbuddy> Thats why I want to setup Chat Server and Client on Fedora Server....Yes
[12:16] <tuxbuddy> Yes
[12:16] <kamil> TheNano: now only thing I can do is Edit wireless networks
[12:16] <tuxbuddy> Its Active Directory Server
[12:16] <TheNano> kamil: yes it is as you say
[12:17] <grawity> tuxbuddy: AD uses LDAP, so I'm sure ejabberd, for example, supports something like that.
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> tuxbuddy:  then why are you asking about  Fedora in #ubuntu? :)
[12:17] <kamil> TheNano: only the problem is that there are none :)
[12:17] <tuxbuddy> ejabberd ?
[12:17] <TheNano> kamil: du you use ubuntu Networkmanager?
[12:17] <grawity> tuxbuddy: One of the most popular XMPP servers.
[12:17] <bullgard4> Does Ubuntu provide a DEB program package for the SIP phone 'X-Lite'?
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> !info X-lite
[12:17] <kamil> TheNano: yes the one that came up with installation
[12:17] <tuxbuddy> Sorry Guys..I knew yu guys Really Sound Great Experts..
[12:18] <TheNano> bullgard4: no i guess
[12:18] <Q|> Has anybody configured hist xChat to beep on highlighted messages? And does it work, actually making a sound on a highlight? (I'm on Jaunty)
[12:18] <bullgard4> TheNano: Thank you.
[12:19] <tuxbuddy> SO You guys think ejabberd is the One I need to go for
[12:19] <bumbula> hi all, do i need to install windows to run wine ....just want to install winamp
[12:19] <Q|> bumbula: No, you don't have to
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> bumbula:  wine dosent use windows..
[12:19] <todd_chambery> try xmms
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> bumbula:  and theres players for linux that do most everything winamp does.
[12:19] <Q|> bumbula: It's the reason why you actually want wine, right ^^
[12:19] <bumbula> ahhh ok thyx a lot :-)
[12:19] <Q|> ^^
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> !xmms
[12:19] <Slart> Q|: I don't use xchat myself but considering the amount of customization you can do with it I'd be very surprised if there wasn't one person out there using "beep" on highligh
[12:19] <todd_chambery> itah
[12:19] <todd_chambery> ah
[12:20] <foxfessel> hi
[12:20] <Q|> Slart: Yes, I've used it myself before, but it stopped working. Could've happened with the update hardy -> jaunty
[12:20] <tuxbuddy> ejabberd ...can I find it on apt-get source repo
[12:20] <tuxbuddy> If I want to install it in UBuntu
[12:21] <Q|> Slart: So I actually need to figure out if it's a bug or if I've just made a mistake with something
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> Yes..Its there
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> apt-get install ejabberd
[12:21] <Slart> Q|: possible.. it's not just a configuration thing for pulseaudio?
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> grawity..
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> Thats Really
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> great
[12:21] <Q|> Slart: Actually I'm quite sure it has to do something with PA, but I wouldn't know where to look at
[12:21] <todd_chambery> Q: Is there a way to disable minimize in the gnome taskbar?
[12:21] <tuxbuddy> grawity: I need one more help
[12:22] <todd_chambery> I only want clicking a button to "bring to front"
[12:22] <tuxbuddy> My VPN Client is not working on Ubuntu though it works for Windows
[12:22] <prizren> your version of Ghostscript is 8.6x, you may not be able to print some
[12:22] <prizren>   documents.
[12:22] <Slart> Q|: try installing the packages paman padevchooser pavucontrol ...
[12:22] <prizren> http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=290339
[12:22] <Slart> Q|: then start the volume control and see if something shows up when you're highlighted
[12:22] <aboSamoor> how can I uninstall a program that was installed by compiling the source code ?
[12:22] <todd_chambery> I find I'm frequently clicking a button multiple times just to get it on top
[12:22] <tuxbuddy> My VPN Client is not working on Ubuntu though it works for Windows
[12:22] <todd_chambery> (happens with pidgin a lot)
[12:23] <foxfessel> I`m new here... I need some help... Just got ubuntu on my laptop, it was running great, but, I don`t know why, it can`t play any sound anymore...
[12:23] <tuxbuddy> My VPN Client is not working on Ubuntu though it works for Windows
[12:23] <Q|> Slart: Nope, nothing shows up. pavucontrol is always open
[12:23] <prizren> yes, i have it all installed kiaas_ Dr_Willis "your version of Ghostscript is 8.6x, you may not be able to print" http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=290339
[12:23] <Q|> Slart: I use it exclusively to change volume
[12:23] <foxfessel> Is this th right channel to make this tipe of question?
[12:24] <Slart> Q|: hmm.. does beep work if you try... for example.. backspace in the terminal when the line is empty?
[12:24] <oldude67> foxfessel, yes
[12:24] <tuxbuddy> How Can I restrict root to ssh from the remote machine?
[12:24] <Q|> Slart: Nope, it does not. However, /usr/bin/beep does make a beep
[12:24] <TheNano> foxfessel: yes and no, peoplie like more info like what hardware do you ahve and so on , I guess it usually is an easy thing you miss
[12:25] <bidossessi> how can i stop jaunty from beeping like hell at startup and shutdown, and is it symptomatic of a problem? i can't find anything wrong in the logs, but i get weird screen artifacts at bootup
[12:25] <tuxbuddy> Pls hElp
[12:25] <foxfessel> hummm
[12:25] <bidossessi> tuxbuddy, read the ss.conf file for example cases
[12:25] <bidossessi> tuxbuddy, read the ssh.conf file for example cases
[12:26] <jetlinux> Helle every one what tool can I have linux similar to symantec ghost or symantec ghost is also useful for imaging linux ,I have multiboot system to be specific
[12:26] <Q|> Slart: This would be the preferred solution btw, since I would like my PC-Speaker to be used, so I can hear it even if my Speakers are turned off
[12:26] <grawity> tuxbuddy: "PermitRootLogins no"
[12:26] <TheNano> foxfessel: there is documentation on ubuntu.com and the wiki and the forum you should search by you hardware and some words for you problem if no luck then come back here, but someone maybe have time to help you anyway
[12:26] <Slart> Q|: have a look in system, preferences, sound... on the "Sounds" tab.. "Play alert sound"
[12:26] <Slart> Q|: I think that one has to be checked for the pc speaker beep to work
[12:26] <bidossessi> Slart, i'm talking about pre-GUI
[12:26] <foxfessel> Thanks! I'll give it a try.. =)
[12:27] <Psi-Jack> Well. Now that I have Ubuntu (or, rather, Kubuntu), installed. I'm actually somewhat impressed.
[12:27] <Slart> bidossessi: huh?
[12:27] <Q|> Slart: I've checked it now, has been unchecked. I can play the test sound and it plays fine with PA showing me that it's working, too.
[12:27] <bidossessi> Slart, it beeps erratically, as if, for instance a key was being pressed too long during POST
[12:28] <Q|> Slart: But still no sound in the terminal or with xChat
[12:28] <Slart> bidossessi: I'm discussing how to enable beep on highligh in xchat =).. I have no idea about your problem.. sorry
[12:28] <bidossessi> Slart, my bad, i though you were talking to me
[12:28] <Slart> Q|: hmm.. odd
[12:28] <Slart> bidossessi: no worries
[12:28] <Q|> Slart: Doh *lol*
[12:28] <ubuntunewbie> th0r: Hi wanted to ask one question.What PPA ?
[12:28] <karex> TheNano: i back. how to be the server??
[12:29] <Q|> Slart: Now your last highlight worked o_O
[12:29] <Q|> Slart: And I have configured xChat to use an external program, /usr/bin/beep.
[12:29] <Slart> Q|: oh.. so it's kind of working now? perhaps it had to .. clear its throat? =)
[12:29] <Q|> Slart: The PC-Speaker is being used now. Just because of the checkbox you mentioned ^^ Somehow I can't make any sense out of it, but it worked at least :)
[12:30] <Q|> Slart: Well, it works in xChat, but still no sound in the terminal :D
[12:30] <Q|> Slart: Which I didn't notice prior to your suggestion at all to be honest ^^
[12:30] <Slart> Q|: alright.. sweet.. if you need to test highlighting and such I can recommend #test  .. they have a bot that will do all kinds of stuff to you =)
[12:30] <Q|> Slart: Oh, that's great to know, thanks
[12:31] <Q|> Slart: Exactly what I was looking for for a long time ^^ Thanks for your help
[12:32] <Slart> Q|: you're welcome
[12:39] <GuidMorrow> weirdness, each time one CPU goes in a valley, the other CPU "peaks"
[12:39] <GuidMorrow> AHHHH
[12:39] <GuidMorrow> oh there it is... I thought, where did my message go?!
[12:39] <Q|> IRC-sickness, GuidMorrow ^^
[12:40] <aaron11> helo
[12:40] <aaron11> helo
[12:40] <aaron11> helo
[12:40] <FloodBot3> aaron11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:40] <GuidMorrow> you mean the server itself is experiencing lag? and I thought I turned off joins/parts on this thing
[12:41] <Q|> GuidMorrow: My guess would be some kind of lag, yes. Either on your or on the server side.
[12:41] <aaron11> hg
[12:41] <aaron11> h
[12:41] <aaron11> g
[12:41] <aaron11> oop
[12:41] <GuidMorrow> I have transmission running, downloading amd64 ubuntu
[12:42] <Q|> GuidMorrow: That sounds like a possible answer to the question ^^
[12:42] <GuidMorrow> throttled at 15 kB/s
[12:42] <Q|> GuidMorrow: Oh, ok ^^
[12:43] <GuidMorrow> !burn
[12:43] <Q|> What a neat feautre o_O
[12:45] <GuidMorrow> these CD's burn weird for whatever reason; if I attempt to even burn a bootable ISO image, and then try to boot to it, it won't even boot to that CD, even though I have it set in BIOS to boot from CD
[12:46] <GuidMorrow> I had this one issue happen when I installed ubuntu on this HP box
[12:47] <GuidMorrow> wasted about 5 CD-Rs trying to figure it out
[12:48] <Q|> GuidMorrow: Maybe you should try it with a CD-RW first in the future. Burning has some issues with me, too. Can't burn a DVD-RW for example, but CD-* works
[12:48] <heo> How can I add a new root user?
[12:48] <Psi-Jack> heo: There is only one root user.
[12:48] <guntbert> !root | heo
[12:49] <Psi-Jack> heo: Besides.. Why would you possibly ever need more than one root?
[12:49] <GuidMorrow> heck why does this thing ask for my password each time I want to install a package
[12:49] <guntbert> heo: if you want another user who is allowed to sudo, create her account and make it a member of the admin group
[12:49] <Roland> So the only way to get CANON LBP2900 working is to install 8.04 on i386?
[12:50] <bidossessi> so, how can i stop jaunty from beeping like hell at startup and shutdown, and is it symptomatic of a problem? i can't find anything wrong in the logs, but i get weird screen artifacts at bootup (looks like what a broken LCD does when you press on it: colours).
[12:50] <flintwingel> GuidMorrow: beacuse installing is an administrative task
[12:50] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, it's making sure that you are the person autorized to install packages
[12:50] <GuidMorrow> !admin
[12:50] <Slart> GuidMorrow: making chances to the system should require a password.. it's just a good idea
[12:50] <guntbert> !sudo | GuidMorrow
[12:50] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[12:50] <Slart> changes
[12:50] <GuidMorrow> what the heck just happened
[12:51] <mrgenericuser> if you need to 'be' root for several commands, use 'sudo -i'
[12:51] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[12:52] <Roland> something is pooched
[12:52] <bidossessi> how would i know i couldn't speak?
[12:52] <bidossessi> !ping
[12:52] <guntbert> mrgenericuser: yes but tell them not to make a habit of it :-)
[12:52] <Roland> !ping
[12:52] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, several users returned from a small netsplit and the FloodBots saw that as a possible onjoin flood so they set the channel to quiet mode for a minute
[12:53] <Roland> !ping
[12:53] <mrgenericuser> true!  you should only use root priv when NEEDED, i agree completely with that...
[12:53] <Roland> !ubotty
[12:53] <Myrtti> Roland: it refuses to response only every so often in a brief moment to same factoid
[12:53] <IdleOne> !botabuse
[12:53] <bidossessi> except that many trivial management tasks require root access
[12:53] <Roland> Myrtti, nice to know, i thought i was talking to myself for a second
[12:54] <guntbert> bidossessi: thats what sudo/gksudo are for
[12:54] <bidossessi> so no one knows why ujaunty would start bleeting at startup?
[12:54] <IdleOne> bleeting?
[12:55] <guntbert> bidossessi: it does *what*?
[12:55] <br34l> beeping?
[12:55] <IdleOne> bleeding?
[12:55] <rafaloo> .
[12:55] <bidossessi> actually a little of both :p
[12:55] <GuidMorrow> diodes?
[12:55] <heo> guntbert: Is it just by clicking a cross in System>Users and ...
[12:55] <heo> ... Groups>Manage Groups> Admin ?
[12:56] <br34l> GuidMorrow: LED's
[12:56] <beatty> There seems to be a lot of trouble with flash.  My kid likes to watch videos on PBSkids.org and they are so choppy they are unwatchable.  Any suggestions.
[12:56] <bidossessi> it beeps rather randomly and my screen gets covered in (rather nice) fractal colors i normally associate with a broken LCD until gnome starts.
[12:56] <Forza4Life> beatty    are u using 32 or 64 bit
[12:57] <masquerade> does anyone know how to constantly remove all gnome-panels?
[12:58] <bidossessi> masquerade, i would believe that removing them would make it permanent, unless your session doesn't get saved on exit...
[12:58] <bidossessi> like, your machine crashes
[12:58] <Besogon> Did anyone try to change partition for /usr dir?
[12:58] <mrgenericuser> bidossessi, it sounds like something is trying to print binary data to the screen, or something.....
[12:58] <guntbert> heo: thats what I meant, but you could also look at the account's properties(user privileges: administer...)
[12:59] <masquerade> bidossessi: i cant remove the last panel through the gui, i would have to kill gnome-panel. and gnome-panel instantly restarts after killing it
[13:00] <Gu357> hi
[13:00] <GuidMorrow> do they sell cdrw ultra speed discs at 700M capacity? I only used to have 650M discs with only 4x write speed
[13:00] <bidossessi> mrgenericuser, i really don't know. i's only annoying (and embarassing sometimes) because of the unstoppable noise, and the inability to see the logs, but the machine seems to boot fine.
[13:01] <Besogon> Did anyone try to change partition for /usr dir? I'v installed /usr/local at BIG partition and wnat change partition for /usr/local to /usr
[13:02] <llutz> GuidMorrow:  verbatim/mitsubishi does
[13:02] <mrgenericuser> bidossessi, try running memtest and hard drive tests to make sure something isnt being currupted.  if all else fails, you could unplug the pc speaker from the motherboard ;)
[13:02] <bidossessi> Besogon, boot a live cd, move your files to their new location, edit your fstab to reflect changes, boot into your system
[13:03] <bidossessi> mrgenericuser, i don't think so. i'm dualbooting with opensuse and this only happens in ubuntu, mem and hdd are fine; furthermore it's a laptop
[13:03] <bidossessi> nobody's had this kind of issue before?
[13:03] <krathos> ciao a tutti
[13:05] <Besogon> bidossessi, thanks. but my Windows didn't work when I had moved SAM file. Are you sure that will work?
[13:06] <heo> guntbert: thank you.
[13:06] <guntbert> heo: no problem :-)
[13:07] <bidossessi> Besogon, linux is not windows
[13:08] <bidossessi> Besogon, i moved my whole os to a new motherboard and it worked by only tweaking fstab and menu.lst
[13:08] <mrgenericuser> bidossessi, http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1241317 says to try 'echo blacklist pcspkr >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist' might shut it up after one restart....
[13:09] <bidossessi> mrgenericuser, already done, thant's what puzzles me
[13:09] <zetheroo2> there are a bunch of files in a folder in my home directory which are locked to my user so I need to change the permissions for all the folders and files inside of one folder to allow me full access to them. How do I do this in the terminal?
[13:10] <bidossessi> i'll reboot in ubuntu now and see what gives.
[13:10] <bidossessi> brb
[13:11] <imduffy15> Hi, does anybody have a method for deploying software and syncing configs across a network of ubuntu machines?
[13:11] <guntbert> zetheroo2: I guess they are owned by the wrong user - type ls -l <folder> and look at the output (you can pastebin it, if you want, don't just paste it here please)
[13:13] <zetheroo2> guntbert: http://pastebin.com/d4b945d2f
[13:14] <suresh_tech> heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyy
[13:14] <suresh_tech> wassup
[13:14] <mrgenericuser> bidossessi, maybe splash screen https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/279187
[13:14] <zetheroo2> guntbert: I copied the folder dvdrip-data from another machine
[13:14] <majuk> Can someone with a working install of XP dualbooting w/ ubuntu via grub pastebin their menu.lst to me?
[13:14] <majuk> Or tell me if there are any 'map' statements in there.
[13:15] <guntbert> zetheroo2: one minute
[13:15] <suresh_tech> watt
[13:16] <zetheroo1> majuk: http://pastebin.com/d76d1f519
[13:17] <majuk> zetheroo1: Gracias sir.
[13:17] <zetheroo1> majuk: te nada ;)
[13:18] <guntbert> zetheroo1: please type sudo chown -R zeth:zeth dvdrip-data
[13:18] <majuk> Any idea how an XP install is going to tolerate going from D: to C: assignment? I think I (well, M$) botched this install, but I want to save it.
[13:19] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[13:19] <guntbert> majuk: ask in ##windows please
[13:19] <zetheroo2> guntbert: ok done
[13:19] <majuk> Yuh yuh.
[13:19] <guntbert> zetheroo2: did it work out too?
[13:19] <GuidMorrow> netsplit? i didn't see any messages, I have joins/parts off
[13:20] <kiaas_> Blargh. my AMD K6-2 system is currently Under clocked to 200mhz with a 66mhz FSB >.>
[13:20] <kiaas_> I wonder if it'll run win7
[13:20] <zetheroo2> guntbert: cool .. it looks like it did
[13:20] <zetheroo2> guntbert: thank you so much
[13:21] <guntbert> zetheroo2: you are welcome - have fun :-)
[13:21] <zetheroo2> kiaas_ =-O
[13:21] <Guest54569> Can someone help me please, I have Ubuntu 9.04 and pidgin, aMSN & emesen will not let me sign in, any suggestions?
[13:21] <icarus-c> Guest54569: wrong account ? :P
[13:21] <kiaas_> zetheroo, Zero can't be negative D:
[13:21] <Guest54569> Can someone help me please, I have Ubuntu 9.04 and pidgin, aMSN & emesen will not let me sign in, any suggestions?
[13:22] <GuidMorrow> Guest54569 isn't logged in, he probably didn't identify to services
[13:22] <Bob_Dole> Identified.
[13:22] <zetheroo2> Guest54569: logged into Pidgin here ... working fine
[13:23] <Bob_Dole> Really, my plan for my AMD K6-2 system is to get it back to 500mhz(jumper settings, yay!) and then install debian on it and run it as a router :/
[13:23] <sumTRiCKZ> Can someone help me I have Ubuntu 9.04 aMSN, Pidgin & Emesen will ot let me sign in... Any help?
[13:23] <GuidMorrow> Guest54569 > If you've forgotten your password to identify yourself by, ask #freenode to reset it
[13:24] <sumTRiCKZ> I don't really care bout my password, or anything I nee dhelp?
[13:24] <bazhang> sumTRiCKZ, any reason to have two accounts asking the same question?
[13:24] <sumTRiCKZ> no i didnt know I had the other one open..
[13:25] <sumTRiCKZ> My bad.
[13:25] <sumTRiCKZ> Wanna help me now please?
[13:25] <GuidMorrow> !guest
[13:25] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: I am logged onto MSN with Pidgin here .. working fine ...
[13:27] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: no need to PM me ...
[13:27] <TwoTwenty> I wish my 43" TV I use for computer monitor coudl do better then 1360x768
[13:28] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: talk out in the open :)
[13:28] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: are you chatting right now in Pidgin?
[13:28] <sumTRiCKZ> zetheroo2: nah man redownloading it
[13:34] <sumTRiCKZ> zetheroo2 are you there?, it lets me log in Yahoo. just not msn
[13:34] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: hmm
[13:35] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: have you googled this issue?
[13:35] <sumTRiCKZ> yes
[13:35] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: you might have to change a server setting
[13:35] <sumTRiCKZ> and nothing related.
[13:35] <sumTRiCKZ> let me try log in with a differnt account doubt it will work
[13:37] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: I would start pidgin from the terminal and watch the output while attempting to log on to MSN
[13:37] <sumTRiCKZ> lol a lil bit to technical for me im a mad nooob at ubuntu
[13:38] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: ok, I apologise for that ...
[13:38] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal
[13:39] <sumTRiCKZ> yup
[13:39] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: then type in: pidgin
[13:39] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: and press Enter
[13:40] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: hopefully you had closed pidgin before entering it in the terminal ...
[13:40] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: Pidgin should open and you should try to login to MSN
[13:40] <gst-kaps> anyidea how can I use testdisk to restore my partitions
[13:40] <gst-kaps> ?
[13:41] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: once Pidgin fails to login you can take a look at the Terminal and see the output errors
[13:42] <sumTRiCKZ> it just stays on 'connecting'
[13:45] <boris> hello
[13:45] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ; are you sure this login username and password are correct?
[13:46] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: can you use it to login through a browser?
[13:47] <sumTRiCKZ> ye lol.
[13:47] <Factran> Hello ! How can I know if a software is compatible with the  jack sound server ?  (Listen music player in my case)
[13:47] <MOUD> Hey all
[13:48] <Factran> !ask | MOUD
[13:49] <MOUD> !helll > Factran
[13:49] <MOUD> !hello > Factran
[13:49] <MOUD> didnt work -.-
[13:49] <Factran> :)
[13:49] <Factran> !hello | MOUD
[13:50] <Factran> lol
[13:50] <bazhang> Factran, MOUD /msg ubottu
[13:50] <Factran> yes it worked
[13:50] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: its got to be a server issue ...
[13:51] <zhxk> how to chmode a file make it excutable?
[13:51] <MOUD> bazhang: hehe
[13:51] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: you using Ubuntu Jaunty?
[13:51] <Kelder> zhxk: +x
[13:51] <ortsvorsteher> zhxk: chmod 700 file
[13:51] <sumTRiCKZ> ye ubuntu 9.04
[13:52] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+bug/367034
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> I got it bro
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> dont worry
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/9905
[13:52] <MOUD> I'm getting the following error while trying to run Touchpad:  "  GSynaptics couldn't initialize. You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or XF86Config to use GSynaptics   "  The problem is that I can't find the SHMConfig value on the xorg.conf. Any help plese?
[13:52] <zhxk> thanks
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> fixed it
[13:52] <sumTRiCKZ> thanks for ur help zetheroo2
[13:53] <zhxk> does telnetd consumes less resources than sshd?
[13:53] <zetheroo2> sumTRiCKZ: cool ... no worries
[13:54] <flintwingel> zhxk: telnet doesn't have the encryption overhead so typically yes
[13:55] <Factran> MOUD: just add thee line : SHMConfig=true inyour xorg.conf, but i don't know wher.
[13:55] <zhxk> flintwingel:ssl simple xors the buffer?
[13:55] <zhxk> *simply?
[13:55] <MOUD> Factran: that's the problem, I dunno where either
[13:56] <Factran> MOUD: I don't know. maybe add a section "InputDevice" in your xork.conf
[13:57] <Factran> *xorg
[13:57] <Factran> you may try to read man xorg.conf.
[13:58] <MOUD> Factran: I'm googling it atm
[13:58] <aaronvarghese> #blender-help
[13:59] <masiddiqui>  /msg NickServ identify campigone
[13:59] <stefg> heheh
[13:59] <Araneidae> Anyone see their /usr/bin/X process leak memory out of control?  Mine got up to 80% of 2.5G before I shut down
[13:59] <stefg> masiddiqui: time to set a new password :-)
[13:59] <masiddiqui> sorry
[14:00] <jiohdi> why does ubuntu use ext3 instead of ext4?
[14:00] <masiddiqui> hey can anyone tell me to how to configure fetchmail
[14:00] <stefg> masiddiqui: as a hint: always go to the server tab when identifying
[14:00] <Araneidae> jiohdi, presumably because it's older and so more stable
[14:00] <masiddiqui> ok
[14:00] <jiohdi> isnt 4 just an advanced version of 3 with fixes?
[14:01] <krad> hi.  where can i  see startup services?
[14:02] <karex> HI, after installing openssh-server, does sshd run automatically?
[14:02] <ortsvorsteher> krad: search under /etc/init.d
[14:02] <ortsvorsteher> yes karex
[14:02] <ElronMcBong> hi, I have an error to report and I am not sure if it is ubuntu, kde or qt... I am running kubuntu where the feature "double click opens file" or something to that effect is enabled by default. In QT this is problematic, because selecting a checkbox will also be realized as double click. Do you think it is an ubuntu issue?
[14:02] <masiddiqui> can anyone tell me to how to setup fetchmail
[14:03] <karex> ortsvorsteher: is it mean my pc always become server when sshd run?
[14:03] <stefg> masiddiqui: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1015150
[14:03] <ortsvorsteher> whats your preferred language? karex
[14:03] <Araneidae> jiohdi, no, there were some significant changes.  I know people lost data because of a change in how file synchronisation is handled (don't know much more, though, you'll need to google I guess)
[14:04] <romme> my mouse is extremely fast after updating to Jaunty. i've set all the settings in gnome to the lowest possible value, but it's still hard to handle. anyone experiencing this?
[14:04] <GuidMorrow> !it
[14:05] <jiohdi> thank you Araneidae
[14:05] <karex> ortsvorsteher: i'm sorry with my english. When sshd run, it listens to client request, doesn't it?
[14:05] <GuidMorrow> romme: mouse acceleration?
[14:05] <romme> GuidMorrow, maybe, or maybe resolution
[14:06] <GuidMorrow> laser or LED mouse
[14:06] <romme> LED
[14:06] <romme> Genius Optical Mouse
[14:07] <didi> cc
[14:08] <didi> ciao
[14:08] <didi> !list
[14:08] <GuidMorrow> !p2p | didi
[14:09] <Haralith> q
[14:09] <krad> how to know which program is using this port?
[14:10] <vishal> hi all
[14:10] <stefg> krad: netstat
[14:10] <vishal> does anyone know where is openssl.pc is located in Ubuntu?
[14:10] <lohu> hallo
[14:11] <ortsvorsteher> karex: yes, sshd is listening to client requests.
[14:12] <TheNano> karex: are you back ?
[14:12] <karex> ortsvorsteher: how to disable it? because my pc doesn't always become a server.
[14:13] <karex> ortsvorsteher: i mean, it's only needed when I want to send a file
[14:13] <karex> TheNano: Yes, of course
[14:13] <ortsvorsteher> karex: just remove openssh installation. if you only connect from your pc to another, openssh server is not needed.
[14:13] <Submarine> karex, is there any problem with running sshd?
[14:13] <karex> TheNano: Yes, off course
[14:14] <GuidMorrow> security vulnerability?
[14:14] <rhii> '-'
[14:14] <karex> Submarine: i haven't tried it yet (hehe... :)
[14:15] <TheNano> karex: it runs automatically you need to install and then connect, if pcs are both at home , if not you will need port forwarding in router
[14:16] <GuidMorrow> what is the exact port for ssh operations
[14:17] <Chousuke> GuidMorrow: the port assigned to SSH is 22
[14:17] <Chousuke> GuidMorrow: but you can change it if you need to.
[14:17] <grawity> GuidMorrow: The officially assigned TCP port is 22, but it's changeable.
[14:17] <krad> how to stop rpcbind?
[14:17] <GuidMorrow> do I need to assign a NFS to lock to port 22?
[14:17] <karex> ortsvorsteher: so i don't need openssh-server in both pcs for sending a file??
[14:17] <chessnutmushroom> hey guys, what is the yum equivalent of apt-cache search?
[14:18] <stefg> chessnutmushroom: /j #
[14:18] <chessnutmushroom> yum search lists too much detail, i just want the package names
[14:18] <stefg> chessnutmushroom: /j #fedora
[14:18] <ortsvorsteher> karex: if your send from one pc, you dont need there openssh-server. only on the pc where you want to send file to
[14:19] <krad> how to stop rpcbind?
[14:19] <IdleOne> chessnutmushroom, not sure but man yum search
[14:19] <cvxxcvcb> Discuss anything anonymously without registering an account at the only place on the Internet where grammar, spelling and punctuation actually matters: http://www.anontalk.com/ (or https://www.anontalk.com/ for immediate encryption). A definite bookmark for every smart Internet user! (This has been a public service message; NOT spam.)
[14:20] <karex> ortsvorsteher, TheNano : ok. so, how to disable sshd? by remove openssh-server?
[14:20] <Submarine> yes
[14:20] <jMyles> chessnutmushroom: I love your nick! :-)
[14:20] <ortsvorsteher> karex: just remove openssh-server "sudo apt-get remove openssh-server"
[14:21] <krad> how to stop rpcbind?
[14:21] <Theoraforever> I have a highly-corrupted SD card I need to reformat. How would I do that under Ubuntu?
[14:21] <gsedej> hello
[14:21] <GuidMorrow> hey jrib, it is likely they use a dynamic IP address, they'll come back
[14:21] <gsedej> can someone help me with Jack sound
[14:22] <ortsvorsteher> !someone | gsedej
[14:22] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, and he will ban that ip also when they do
[14:22] <stefg> Theoraforever: i'd zero it completely before trying to reformat... that way you know if it's still usable
[14:22] <jrib> GuidMorrow: yeah :(
[14:22] <GuidMorrow> !jack
[14:22] <Submarine> Theoraforever, there's probably some GUI for that, but mkfs -t vfat /dev/thegooddevice probably works
[14:22] <Theoraforever> Thanks
[14:22] <GuidMorrow> haha what the?
[14:23] <Kelder> !Ubuntu.
[14:23] <ortsvorsteher> !bot | kelder
[14:24] <stefg> Theoraforever: but running a dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk* bs=4k before won't hurt
[14:24] <vishal> hi, does anyone know whts openssl.pc?
[14:24] <IdleOne> !ask | gsedej
[14:25] <Theoraforever> Thanks.
[14:26] <ikonia> vishal: it's pkgconfig file for openssl
[14:26] <vishal> ubottu : do you know where is openssl.pc is located or it's a part of which package?
[14:26] <ikonia> vishal: it's normally installed with openssl
[14:26] <vadi2> hi, is it possible to see the cpu temperature with ubuntu?
[14:26] <vadi2> (easily)
[14:27] <ikonia> vishal: lmsensors is a solid tool
[14:27] <GuidMorrow> what about SMART status
[14:27] <ikonia> vishal: assuming your board can interact with it, I think you can also use gkrelm
[14:27] <IdleOne> vadi2, lmsensors like ikonia suggested
[14:27] <vishal> ikonia :  I have installed openssl but still when I do pkg-config --libs, it says that openssl is not installed or the path where openssl.pc is located is not known
[14:27] <ikonia> GuidMorrow: smart tools
[14:27] <ikonia> vishal: how did you install open ssl ?
[14:27] <GuidMorrow> ...?
[14:27] <rek>  hybrid pci lv3h   is it supported??
[14:27] <vishal> apt-get install openssl
[14:28] <stefg> !info smartmontools | GuidMorrow
[14:28] <ikonia> vishal: probably in the dev package
[14:28] <GuidMorrow> !smart
[14:28] <rek>  hybrid pci lv3h   is it supported?? bazhang
[14:28] <vadi2> IdleOne: I don't have that command and no package is offered to be installed
[14:28] <vishal> well, I tried doing it as well but I got error
[14:28] <ikonia> vishal: what error
[14:28] <vishal> i tried openssl-devel
[14:28] <ikonia> vishal: that's on the package name
[14:28] <IdleOne> !info lmsensors
[14:28] <vishal> ikonia : no such package
[14:29] <stefg> !info lm-sensors
[14:29] <ikonia> vishal: it's not the package name, use the package manager to search for the correct ssl development package name
[14:29] <IdleOne> thank you stefg
[14:29] <IdleOne> vadi2, lm-sensors is the package name
[14:29] <vishal> ikonia : well I tried that as well, but I'll give it a shot anyways
[14:30] <ikonia> libssl-dev vishal
[14:30] <vadi2> IdleOne: ok, found it
[14:31] <vishal> ikonia : oh thanks, I think I installed that as well. But let me check and come back to you. Thanks a lot.
[14:31] <prizren> this worked!!! Dr_Willis  kiaas_  http://forum.ubuntu.cz/index.php?topic=35355.0
[14:32] <GuidMorrow> !cz | prizren
[14:32] <vishal> ikonia:it isn't thr. Installing it now, thanks man.
[14:32] <ikonia> no problem
[14:33] <Theoraforever> Hey, how do I know which device in /dev/ is my SD card?
[14:33] <grawity> Theoraforever: Run 'sudo fdisk -l', and see which one matches (size, filesystem, etc)
[14:34] <Theoraforever> Okay.
[14:35] <GuidMorrow> IdleOne: no lmsensors, installing package
[14:35] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, the package name is lm-sensors
[14:36] <copywriter> hello all my knowledgeable friends whom i admire and respect
[14:36] <copywriter> :)
[14:37] <GuidMorrow> NOW WHAT? I still can't run the command. "bash: lm-sensors: command not found"
[14:37] <ikonia> GuidMorrow: have you read any documentation on how to set it up ?
[14:37] <ikonia> GuidMorrow: you have to set it up first, there are some solid guides on the net and on ubuntuforums
[14:38] <GuidMorrow> !lm-sensors
[14:38] <stefg> ah....
[14:38] <StrangeCharm> what's the name of the metapackage for a lamp install?
[14:38] <stefg> !lamp
[14:39] <copywriter> my question is - is there a way to share a folder on ubuntu that gives access only to specific users (users connecting don't have an account on the pc) the scenario is a department with let's say 9 pc's all running ubuntu it's within an organization that has many departments they're all on a network called treasury, there's 1 pc dedicated to sharing but i want the people connecting to be...
[14:39] <copywriter> ...able to use a name and password
[14:39] <sdf> they need an acount on the server
[14:39] <sdf> a samba account at least
[14:39] <ikonia> copywriter: the username/password must have a relationship to an account either local, or via something like ldap that has a UID and GID
[14:40] <sdf> yes
[14:40] <copywriter> do i use samba even if i don't have any windows pc's on the network (i'm running away from microsoft)
[14:40] <_Space_Case_> help. i conect my phone to jaunty and it dont conect, my dmesg | tail usb-storage: probe of 2-1:1.0 failed with error -5
[14:40] <sdf> use NFS
[14:40] <copywriter> !nfs
[14:40] <ikonia> copywriter: you can use samba, NFS, maybe even sshfs, you may want to consider sharing it out of a webserver
[14:41] <MOUD> !touchpad
[14:41] <stefg> copywriter: a 'pc dedicated to sharing' is usually called a file-server :-) you might want to look at ebox
[14:41] <stefg> !ebox | copywriter
[14:42] <sdf> ebox is very good
[14:42] <copywriter> gotcha
[14:42] <sdf> i use it on my router
[14:42] <stefg> copywriter: if you only have Linux clients i'd go nfs ... simpler and faster
[14:42] <_Space_Case_> help. i conect my phone to jaunty and it dont connect, my dmesg | tail usb-storage: probe of 2-1:1.0 failed with error -5
[14:42] <Theoraforever> Hmmm... sudo mkfs -t vfat /dev/sdc1
[14:42] <copywriter> i'm heading to the office i'm so excited about migrating to linux
[14:42] <sdf> nice to hear
[14:42] <Theoraforever> did't work (Sorru, hit enter by mistake.
[14:43] <_Space_Case_> help. i conect my phone to jaunty and it dont connect, my dmesg | tail usb-storage: probe of 2-1:1.0 failed with error -5 i want to transfer pictures from the phone to laptop...
[14:43] <copywriter> then nfs it is, i'm going to experiment with ebox just for the fun ofit
[14:43] <Halitech> !patience | _Space_Case_
[14:43] <GuidMorrow> !gutsy
[14:43] <Theoraforever> Since mkfs didn't work, is there anything else I can try?
[14:43] <stefg> copywriter: unfortunately ebox is for samba servers :-) nfs is a diffrent beast
[14:44] <sdf> do man exports
[14:44] <copywriter> ah, reading up on nfs now
[14:44] <Halitech> Theoraforever, have you tried the partition editor?
[14:44] <L3dPlatedLinux> where would i go for server help?
[14:44] <sdf> for NFS
[14:44] <Alvinware> spacecase, memory card?
[14:44] <ikonia> L3dPlatedLinux: just ask
[14:44] <Halitech> L3dPlatedLinux, what kind of phone?
[14:45] <Theoraforever> Halitech: No. How would I do that?
[14:45] <Halitech> _Space_Case_, what kind of phone
[14:45] <Halitech> Theoraforever, I think its under system - admin - partition editor
[14:45] <Halitech> L3dPlatedLinux, sorry, ignore my post to you
[14:45] <Theoraforever> Okay.
[14:45] <copywriter> thank you very much guys
[14:46] <copywriter> now i got something to go on
[14:46] <furis> sa rend fou linux help me
[14:46] <IdleOne> !fr | furis
[14:47] <_Space_Case_> samsung rant
[14:47] <stefg> Theoraforever: did you zero the drive (is i suggested?)
[14:47] <TheNano> karex: sudo /etc/init.d/ssh disable
[14:47] <_Space_Case_> worked fine in the other distro... 8.10
[14:47] <ikonia> TheNano: that won't do anything
[14:47] <Theoraforever> The partition editor isn't there. What package do install to install it?
[14:47] <IdleOne> Theoraforever, gparted
[14:47] <Halitech> Theoraforever, I believe its gparted
[14:47] <Theoraforever> stefg: Not yet.
[14:47] <TheNano> ikonia: why ?
[14:47]  * copywriter races to the office on a sunday
[14:47] <Slart> TheNano, karex: stop might work.. "disable" doesn't
[14:47] <IdleOne> Theoraforever, it will show as partition editor in the menu
[14:47] <Alvinware> spacecase, search synaptic package for mobile phone/hanf.
[14:48] <Theoraforever> Thanks.
[14:48] <ikonia> TheNano: disable isn't a valid command for an init script
[14:48] <stefg> Theoraforever: you've got cfdisk , a decent cli tool for partitioning
[14:48] <Slart> TheNano, karex: * Usage: /etc/init.d/ssh {start|stop|reload|force-reload|restart|try-restart|status}
[14:48] <TheNano> Slart: ikonia
[14:48] <TheNano> yes
[14:49] <stefg> Theoraforever: But i really suggest zeroing the drive ... that will make the controller map out damaged cells
[14:49] <TheNano> Slart: ikonia: where was the diable in ubuntu , there was another command
[14:49] <ikonia> TheNano: update-rc.d
[14:49] <Slart> TheNano: hmm.. bum perhaps? or update-rc.d?
[14:49] <TheNano> ikonia: right
[14:49] <MOUD> !windows-drivers
[14:49] <Slart> !boot
[14:50] <MOUD> Is there a way to install a Windows driver on linux?
[14:50] <sdf> test
[14:50] <arand> MOUD: ndiswrapper
[14:50] <ikonia> MOUD: ndiswrapper, but it's not advisable
[14:50] <ikonia> MOUD: windows drivers are for windows.....for a reason
[14:50] <Halitech> MOUD, depends on what driver you want to install
[14:50] <IdleOne> MOUD, make sure your hardware doesnt already have a linux version of the driver
[14:50] <stefg> Theoraforever: Then partition it with sudo cfdisk /dev//[foobar] (pay attention to partition type), after that mkfs -t vfat /dev/[foobar]
[14:51] <Halitech> MOUD, what is it you are trying to install?
[14:52] <sdf> !windows | lol
[14:52] <IdleOne> !botabuse > sdf
[14:52] <karex> Slart, TheNano: Thanks a lot!
[14:52] <MOUD> I have a synaptic touchpad but on Windows if I press a a little square on it then a blue light turns on thus making the touchpad do other things like instead of scrolling it will change the volume.
[14:53] <IdleOne> !touchpad
[14:53] <stefg> !synaptics
[14:53] <sdf> !windows | IdleOne
[14:53] <Alvinware> How to convert other ppl username in yahoo into ip address?
[14:53] <bazhang> sdf, stop that
[14:53] <GuidMorrow> ???
[14:53] <GuidMorrow> what's /dev/sg0
[14:53] <IdleOne> sdf, keep being a tool. I love watching you trolls get busted
[14:53] <Slart> Alvinware: not sure you can do that.. if you have a direct connection you might be able to use "netstart" or "iptop"
[14:54] <sdf> !Fuck | IdleOne
[14:54] <GuidMorrow> !language
[14:54] <IdleOne> bazhang, thank you
[14:54] <stefg> ... about time ...
[14:55] <GuidMorrow> I'm trying to set a temperature sensor on my hard drive and I see "/dev/sg0"...?
[14:55] <stefg> GuidMorrow: hddtemp
[14:55] <GuidMorrow> what's sg0
[14:55] <GuidMorrow> hard disk is sda
[14:55] <Slart> GuidMorrow: cd-rom driver? or dvd?
[14:55] <llutz> GuidMorrow:  sg0 = first generic scsi-interface
[14:56] <llutz> err device
[14:56] <Slart> GuidMorrow: could be a scanner too
[14:56] <MOUD> !synclient
[14:57] <GuidMorrow> so sg0 is my IDE controller
[14:57] <diddy> I am looking for an application equivalent to Visio on Windows. Is there anything like this?
[14:57] <ikonia> diddy: no
[14:57] <IdleOne> MOUD, you can use /msg ubottu  SEARCHTERM so you dont add to channel scroll. also try /msg ubottu info SEARCHTERM
[14:57] <stefg> GuidMorrow: Since ubuntu uses libata *all* disks are handled as scsi ...
[14:58] <stefg> !UUID | GuidMorrow
[14:58] <MOUD> IdleOne: I see. thanks
[14:58] <diddy> ikonia, not even a program similar but with much less functionality?
[14:58] <IdleOne> MOUD, no problem.
[14:58] <ikonia> diddy: nothing beyond paint like programs
[14:59] <Slart> diddy: you can take a look at dia ... you'll probably get disappointed though
[14:59] <Slart> !info dia
[14:59] <SmithX> hi
[14:59] <legend2440> diddy: http://linuxrevolution.blogspot.com/2007/02/visio-and-another-reason-i-love-linux.html
[14:59] <GuidMorrow> how do I get into smartmontools from terminal
[14:59] <Slart> GuidMorrow: smartctl
[14:59] <stefg> GuidMorrow: man smartctl
[15:01] <GuidMorrow> wth?! "Smartctl open device: /dev/sda failed: Permission denied"
[15:01] <Slart> GuidMorrow: try with sudo
[15:01] <stefg> GuidMorrow: man smartctl :-)
[15:01] <karex> GOOD BYE.... Thanks a lot, all
[15:02] <co_frog> #pontianak
[15:03] <batizma> today you are a man
[15:03] <ikonia> ?
[15:03] <batizma> oh, sorry, wrong channel
[15:03] <aaron11> join #blender-help for modeling tutorials on
[15:04] <bazhang> aaron11, dont spam here
[15:04] <ikonia> aaron11: why are you telling us this
[15:05] <aaron11> bazhang: do you know a good channel that can post channel ads
[15:05] <ikonia> aaron11: none
[15:05] <ikonia> aaron11: freenode does not support it
[15:05] <bazhang> aaron11, no.
[15:05] <batizma> aaron11, you silly little man
[15:05] <ikonia> batizma: that is uncalled for
[15:06] <batizma> spamming needs to be met with 0 tolerance
[15:06] <ikonia> batizma: name calling is not zero tolerance
[15:06] <ikonia> batizma: the spamming was delt with and stopped
[15:06] <batizma> ikonia, let the matter drop now.
[15:07] <Kapli> Hi, I'm trying to load my sd card but when I click on SD/MMC in my computer it says theres no media to load, my card reader is showing a green light that indicates that i have inserted my card though
[15:08] <dsfgsdf> laptop?
[15:08] <dsfgsdf> Kapli
[15:09] <Kapli> no
[15:09] <ecanto> aloha!
[15:09] <Kapli> the card reader came intergrated with my dell computer
[15:09] <dsfgsdf> what ur dmesg saying?
[15:09] <dsfgsdf> arf
[15:10] <L3dPlatedLinux> i need help configuring my wlan0 on the server, I am new to running a ubuntu server as if you couldnt tell
[15:10] <Kapli> umh, dmesg says a lot, what should i look for?
[15:12] <Slart> Kapli: nevermind him/her.. dsfgsdf/sdfgsd is just a troll..
[15:12] <Kapli> :S
[15:14] <kebomix1> hello,  i made separate home partition due to this tutorial  http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome   ; the question now :  i added few commands at the endo f the tutorial to make ubuntu read this home partition ,  do i need to do that with every distro. i will setup later like kubuntu or fedora ? !
[15:14] <ikonia> kebomix1: if you want them to use the same home partition, yes
[15:14] <ikonia> kebomix1: although it's better to get support from the person who wrote the tutorial
[15:15] <aladoin> can anyone give me a tip of a file manager for xubuntu which also have ftp capability
[15:15] <kebomix1> ikonia: thanks another question , when i setup kubuntu later , which mount point i will use , "/"  or "/home " ?
[15:16] <znh> aladoin, Konqueror. It's for KDE though.. but it's feature rich
[15:16] <ikonia> kebomix1: errrrr / will be your / file system /home will be /home
[15:16] <axelpaxel> Why doesen't my computer show when I open "Places>Network>Windows Network"?
[15:16] <batizma> aladoin, what's wrong with filezilla?
[15:16] <Halitech> kebomix1, you don't need to install kubuntu later, just add kubuntu-desktop to your existing ubuntu install and select the DE when you log in
[15:16] <kebomix1> ikonia: oh , k : thanks :D
[15:17] <aladoin> batizma, i would like to have the ftp function integrated into the filemanager, and i dont want to use filezilla as my file manager
[15:17] <Slart> aladoin: what file manager is xubuntu using? dolphin?
[15:18] <Halitech> Slart, Xubuntu uses Thunar
[15:18] <aladoin> znh, i,ll give konqueror a try, i hope it doesnt mess something up like nautilus did when i installed it on xubuntu
[15:18] <Slart> Halitech: ahh.. thanks
[15:18] <batizma> aladoin, oh my
[15:18] <Halitech> Slart, nice as a file manager but really lacking when it comes to network support
[15:18] <znh> aladoin, unlike nautilus konqueror doesn't mess up ;)
[15:20] <Halitech> aladoin, there is a how to here for setting up thunar with network support using fuse  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304131&highlight=xubuntu
[15:21] <Slart> aladoin: not sure if PCMan handles ftp.. worth a look though
[15:22] <vgerov93> hey :)
[15:23] <vgerov93> somebody help please http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1241616 :-(
[15:23] <aladoin> Halitech: thanx, i'll check that out as well
[15:24] <vgerov93> somebody can help?
[15:24] <Halitech> aladoin, I think it was set up for 6.06 but most of it should still work, I cna't use it on Debian as it uses parts I don't have
[15:24] <bazhang> vgerov93, care to give a brief synopsis please
[15:24] <masquerade> vgerov93: im writing a reply atm
[15:25] <will_> where can i get a driver for a canon iP2600
[15:25] <Slart> will_: have you looked at linuxprinting.org? they have a large list of printers
[15:26] <Halitech> will_, you don't, its a paperweight http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-ip2600
[15:26] <whileimhere> hi what is the codename for 9.04?
[15:26] <Slart> whileimhere: jaunty
[15:26] <Slart> !9.04
[15:26] <will_> Halitech, so what do i do ?
[15:26] <whileimhere> ahh thanks
[15:26] <whileimhere> I want to try this LXDE
[15:27] <thiebaude> !lxde
[15:27] <Halitech> will_, 2 options I can think of, get a cheap win98 box and use it as a print server or 2, buy a new printer that is supported
[15:27] <bazhang> sudo apt-get install lxde whileimhere
[15:27] <whileimhere> oh its already there?!
[15:27] <rek> gparted ntfs how???????
[15:27] <Slart> will_: hmm.. this thread makes me think there is some hope http://forums.linux-foundation.org/read.php?25,6837
[15:27] <bazhang> whileimhere, yes, its a metapackage, there is one other as well iirc
[15:28] <Slart> rek: install ntfsprogs, restart gparted
[15:28] <rek> cannot install windows on that partition dunno why
[15:28] <Halitech> rek, you might need ntfs-3g if ntfsprogs doesn't install it
[15:28] <rek> ?
[15:28] <rek> who's boxxy?
[15:29] <rek> hi b0xxy
[15:29] <whileimhere> iirc?
[15:29] <b0xxy> ..
[15:29] <lstarnes> whileimhere: "if I recall correctly"
[15:29] <IdleOne> iirc+if i recall correctly whileimhere
[15:29] <IdleOne> = not +
[15:29] <rek> boxxy
[15:29] <Arex> is there anyway to adjust the size of a screenlet just vertically and not horizontally?
[15:29] <rek> google it
[15:29] <quietshaman> Could someone help? I am running Ubuntu but would like to to try out KDE and X desktop environments - can I have all three and switch between them? If so, what apps do I install to enable the switching. Thanks in advance.
[15:29] <krad> how to know which program is binding on port 111?
[15:29] <will_> omg its boxxy
[15:29] <thiebaude> !google
[15:30] <grawity> krad: Run 'sudo netstat -lptn', look for port 111.
[15:30] <Halitech> quietshaman, yes you can, simply install then and then when you are logging in, select which DE you want to use
[15:30] <rek> -1ubottu
[15:30] <rek> !ubottu
[15:30] <rek> !ubottu boxxy
[15:30] <quietshaman> Thanks Halitech.
[15:30] <Slart> quietshaman: you can install just KDE.. or kde-desktop (that will give you everything you get in the kubuntu distro).. you switch by changing the "session" on the login screen
[15:30] <rek> !ubottu b0xxy
[15:30] <IdleOne> !botabuse > rek
[15:31] <rek> idleone no
[15:31] <quietshaman> and you too Slart
[15:31] <IdleOne> rek yes. stop now
[15:31] <bazhang> rek, /msg ubottu
[15:31] <thiebaude> !botabuse
[15:31] <rek> ?  what
[15:31] <quietshaman> bye all
[15:31] <krad> thank yuou
[15:31] <bazhang> rek, /msg ubottu term , saves flooding the channel
[15:31] <Halitech> quietshaman, so say you want ked and xfce, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop xubuntu-desktop, enter your password and then log out and select the one you want on login
[15:31] <IdleOne> the bot knows an enourmous amount of info but it doesnt know what the hell you want. so stop messing with it in the channel
[15:32] <rek> bazhNG  caannot install xp
[15:32] <rek> dunno why
[15:32] <IdleOne> rek, google it!
[15:32] <IdleOne> bazhang, I know, sorry
[15:32] <rek> says the partition is not compatible evenn if i create a new one
[15:32] <GuidMorrow> I wish there was a smart status monitor you can stick to your panel
[15:32] <bazhang> rek, /msg ubottu dualboot
[15:32] <Slart> rek: we can't really help you install xp... you might find ##windows a bit more helpful
[15:32] <rek> ?
[15:32] <GuidMorrow> !language | idle
[15:32] <nositelicense> heh
[15:32] <masquerade> rek: is it ntfs?
[15:32] <rek> it's something inked to ubuntu
[15:32] <rek> yes
[15:33] <rek> or unformatted
[15:33] <Slart> rek: create the partition from the windows installer
[15:33] <rek> i k3now
[15:33] <rek> but it doesn't worjk11
[15:33] <IdleOne> GuidMorrow, I apologize for my language
[15:34] <rek> thx slart for ntfsprogs
[15:34] <cdavis> Does anyone know how to umount with ivman?
[15:35] <will_> is there something like the ubuntubot that i can use online with the purpose of educating myself more about ubuntu?
[15:35] <IdleOne> cdavis, man ivman should have some info
[15:35] <cdavis> IdleOne: it only talks about mounting
[15:35] <nascentmind> hi. Do i need to change the preshared key when i get a wireless router or should i use the one automatically generated?
[15:35] <MOUD> What program is used to view videos on Tunapie? My tunapie tries to open with VLC but every time I get an error while trying to open the media
[15:36] <IdleOne> will_, there is the ubuntu wiki,forums and a multitude of user sites you can use /msg ubottu query not sure if anything like the bot on a site
[15:37] <flintwingel> will_: http://www.onlinefreeebooks.net/free-ebooks-computer-programming-technology/linux-unix-bsd/the-ubuntu-user-guide-–-version-0602-pdf.html
[15:37] <aladoin> znh, konqueror looks very nice, thanks for the tip!
[15:37] <L3dPlatedLinux> in the server it says wlan0 interface doesnt support scanning :network is down? what do i do now?
[15:38] <nascentmind> anybody?
[15:38] <masquerade> nascentmind: change it
[15:38] <agent42> nascentmind:preshared key is like as password, so change it
[15:38] <legend2440> will_: http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi
[15:38] <masquerade> nascentmind: default keys, although theyre generated are easy to crack
[15:38] <thiebaude> !mp3
[15:38] <Vero> iTunes 8.2.1.6 stopped
[15:39] <nascentmind> masquerade, anyway i can make my linksys generate it again?
[15:39] <inter> Enter text here...hi all
[15:39] <masquerade> nascentmind: i think s
[15:39] <masquerade> *so
[15:39] <inter> i was wondering if anyone here was any good with wireless driver problems?
[15:39] <IdleOne> cdavis, the Gentoo wiki seems to state that ivman needs sudo to unmount
[15:39] <nascentmind> masquerade, resetting the modem? or is there any easy way to generate these keys?
[15:39] <aladoin> znh, not only that, it works exactly as i want it to with ftp as well..wonderful
[15:40] <masquerade> nascentmind: it should be in the admin interface
[15:40] <Kapli> trying again; have a dell computer and im trying to mount an sd card, lsscsi gives me this "[2:0:0:3]    disk    TEAC     USB   HS-SD Card 4.00  /dev/sde", and that is the one I want to mount, I put in my sd card but nothing happens, here is my dmesg | tail -n 100 http://pastebin.com/f7eceaebd
[15:40] <IdleOne> cdavis, I would assume it is the same with ubuntu
[15:40] <inter> can anyone help? it probably will be a quick answer
[15:40] <masquerade> Kapli: did you try to mount it manually?
[15:41] <Kapli> you mean "mount /dev/sde" ? yes
[15:41] <masquerade> Kapli: output?
[15:41] <Kapli> mount: can't find /dev/sde in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[15:41] <nascentmind> masquerade, well the linksys admin page does not have an option of generating a key.
[15:41] <L3dPlatedLinux> how would i make the screen scroll able in the server? not being able to read output
[15:42] <masquerade> nascentmind: resetting should to it also. why do you even want to restore to an automatically generated one?
[15:42] <boss_mc> Kapli: is there a file system on the SSD card?
[15:42] <boss_mc> Kapli: I'd have thought you should be mounting /dev/sde1 or something like that
[15:42] <Kapli> no, its just the sd card from my camera
[15:42] <nascentmind> masquerade, no i don't want to. i will just type out a big passphrase.
[15:42] <Kapli> i dont know
[15:43] <nascentmind> masquerade, just wanted to know whether its a hardcoded one or truly machine generated.
[15:43] <masquerade> nascentmind: this depends on the model
[15:43] <Qu4R0w> what tool can i use to download video from youtube easily??i not want firefox add on*
[15:43] <Kapli> in my computer, there is a SD/MMC there, but trying to mount it says theres no media in the station
[15:43] <boss_mc> Kapli: open up gparted and see whether it thinks there's a filesystem there
[15:44] <inter> can anyone please help with wireless adapter driver issues please?
[15:44] <GuidMorrow> !gparted | Kapli
[15:44] <Kapli> hm ok, installing gparted now
[15:44] <nascentmind> masquerade, the setup of linksys made me go through the checklist. i have a linksys wag54g2.
[15:44] <boss_mc> Cheers GuidMorrow
[15:44] <solenopsis> Qu4R0w: http://keepvid.com/
[15:45] <Qu4R0w> solenopsis: have tool other than that web service?
[15:45] <Kapli> ok i have gparted opened, what now?
[15:45] <user101> is there any command to override like  /home/xyz to be looked than /usr/bin/xyz when i call xyz
[15:45] <boss_mc> Kapli: in the top right is a list of drives, select sde
[15:45] <masquerade> nascentmind: wait, i thought we were talking about a router?
[15:45] <solenopsis> Qu4R0w: Sorry, no - that's all I use
[15:45] <Kapli> sde isnt there, only sda and sdb which are my harddrives
[15:46] <neil_d> In Preferences/Power Management dialog in the 'General' tab, I have now twice set the control 'When the poser button is pressed" to "Shutdown"... but it seems each time I turn the computer on it is reset to say "Ask me" :( how do I make the change perminent?
[15:46] <llutz> user01:  change $PATH
[15:46] <nascentmind> masquerade, yes its a wireless adsl2+ modem router
[15:46] <GuidMorrow> is card reader installed
[15:46] <boss_mc> Kapli: that's strange, you say that /dev/sde does exist?
[15:46] <masquerade> nascentmind: you dont need any drivers for a router
[15:46] <Qu4R0w> solenopsis: that ok n tq for reply
[15:46] <Kapli> im saying it doesnt, or at least it doesnt show up in gparted
[15:46] <solenopsis> Qu4R0w: You're welcome
[15:47] <llutz> user01:  and don't do that for root
[15:47] <Kapli> GuidMorrow, yes I believe its installed as running lsscsi gives me this "[2:0:0:3] disk TEAC USB HS-SD Card 4.00 /dev/sde"
[15:47] <nascentmind> masquerade, yes. this was a small software which comes with it which helps you setup the modem rather than go through the admin page. it works on windows and mac though.
[15:47] <GuidMorrow> is card inserted all the way in?
[15:47] <Kapli> but going through my dmesg i find  sd 4:0:0:3: Device offlined - not ready after error recovery
[15:47] <Padhu> Hi
[15:47] <masquerade> nascentmind: i dont think you really need it
[15:47] <masquerade> Padhu: hi
[15:47] <morecowbell> anyone know what the ubuntu netbook channel is called?
[15:48] <bazhang> morecowbell, its here
[15:48] <inter> masquerade, check pm :)
[15:48] <Kapli> yes, my card reader is showing a green light indicating that its inserted
[15:48] <Qu4R0w> any1 know what tool can i use to see who connected to my wireless??
[15:48] <morecowbell> oh i thought it'd be #ubuntu-netbook
[15:48] <nascentmind> masquerade, yes. its just a convenience rather than going through the admin page to set it up to prevent missing something.
[15:48] <Kapli> heres the link to my dmesg again http://pastebin.com/f7eceaebd
[15:48] <masquerade> nascentmind: yo..
[15:49] <GuidMorrow> last time I formatted an SD card I had to *reinsert* the card, try doing that, Kapli
[15:49] <morecowbell> i'm getting "Errors were encountered while processing:" for firefox on a new install
[15:49] <morecowbell> is there a reinstall command for apt?
[15:50] <thiebaude> morecowbell, in synaptic
[15:50] <nascentmind> masquerade, anyways will change the preshared key. are uuid's good enough. it has a good set of alphabets and numerals.
[15:50] <Kapli> yeah I have taken it out and put it back inside many times now :p
[15:50] <Richi_rich> hello bonek rock...
[15:50] <neil_d> morecowbell: theres the dpkg-reconfigure command
[15:50] <GuidMorrow> did you try reading the card through your camera in disk mode?
[15:50] <masquerade> nascentmind: okay
[15:51] <Kapli> the card works in my camera
[15:51] <morecowbell> neil_d: that might work i'll give it a try
[15:51] <Kapli> it also works in windows on the same pc and it also works in my laptop
[15:51] <GuidMorrow> oh great.
[15:51] <Kapli> anyway it hikn the problem must be with these 3 lines in my dmesg: usb 5-3: reset high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 4 & sd 4:0:0:3: Device offlined - not ready after error recovery & sd 4:0:0:3: rejecting I/O to offline device
[15:52] <morecowbell> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: firefox is broken or not fully installed
[15:52] <Steve^> I'm thinking of installing Windows 7, but will it break my grub?
[15:52] <morecowbell> that didn't work :|
[15:52] <grawity> morecowbell: apt-get install -f?
[15:52] <GuidMorrow> Kapli: what does that mean
[15:53] <legend2440> morecowbell: firefox 3.0 or 3.5?
[15:53] <arand> Steve^: yep, and you'll prbably have to reinstall grub, look for guides on it.
[15:53] <morecowbell> Steve^: yeah it will. it's easiest to install windows 7 on a dedicated partition and then install ubuntu
[15:53] <Kapli> i have no idea, was hoping someone here knew :D
[15:53] <rek> cannot install windows even if i format it with gparted
[15:53] <morecowbell> legend2440: 3.0
[15:53] <rek> help
[15:53] <Steve^> hmm
[15:53] <speedhunt3r> can someone please help me, I am running a game in wine, and i try to group my units with ctrl+1 but ctrl is  the key for mouse poll in compiz... how can I disable it? because I think its causing the grouping to not work.. even if i disable effects and I hit left control, the mouse still gets indicated...
[15:53] <thiebaude> !grub
[15:53] <GuidMorrow> what's the size of the card, filesystem and all
[15:53] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub Steve^
[15:53] <morecowbell> grawity: i'll try that
[15:53] <rek> help
[15:53] <legend2440> morecowbell: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7466586
[15:53] <rek> bazang
[15:53] <GuidMorrow> !help
[15:53] <Steve^> In which case, I might not. I don't have a second PC with me, so don't want to be stuck out of linux!
[15:53] <bazhang> rek, ##windows
[15:54] <morecowbell> legend2440: thank you sir
[15:54] <Kapli> its 8gb, i dont know what filesystem, how can i find out?
[15:54] <morecowbell> oof! i need a browser
[15:54] <nascentmind> masquerade, thanks
[15:54] <masquerade> nascentmind: np
[15:54] <arand> speedhunt3r: my reccomendation would be to disable compiz "metacity --replace&disown" whilst playing, and re-enable it "compiz --replace &disown" afterwards.
[15:54] <GuidMorrow> it's 8GB, the card is likely a FAT32 filesystem
[15:55] <GuidMorrow> anything above 2GB has a FAT32 filesystem in it
[15:55] <speedhunt3r> arand, i'll try that and try hitting control to see if the mouse polls
[15:56] <GuidMorrow> of course, anything above 32GB has to be formatted to NTFS - Windows 2000/XP proprietary filesystem
[15:56] <Kapli> i have another card lying around
[15:56] <speedhunt3r> arand, still when i hit left control the mouse pointer gets indicated...
[15:56] <Kapli> its a memory stick pro card from my sony ericsson phone, i put it in and it worked
[15:56] <solenopsis> Qu4R0w: This is probably not much use to you unless you're running openWRT on the AP: in openWRT the command would be     wl assoclist
[15:56] <Steve^> bazhang, so to restore grub i'll need a linux live CD?
[15:57] <Steve^> Think I'll have to wait 2 weeks until I can get more stuff
[15:57] <arand> speedhunt3r: right, that's probably in mouse preferences then, look in the menus.
[15:57] <Kapli> maybe i should post on the forums about my problem :p
[15:57] <homovitruvius> diddy: did you manage to get audio from your video capture card?
[15:57] <GuidMorrow> :(
[15:57] <speedhunt3r> omg
[15:57] <speedhunt3r> arand, thanks how could i have missed that
[15:58] <bazhang> Boot from a Live CD and open a terminal. Steve^
[15:58] <arand> speedhunt3r: :)
[15:58] <Jonny0stars> Is there any reason why some applications such as the desktop use gtk1 style and others use gtk2 style
[15:58]  * Gon ausente: Ausente por el momento
[15:58] <haf1z> somebody can help me with my wicd?
[15:58] <bazhang> !away > Gon
[15:58] <haf1z> my wicd not working
[15:59] <legend2440> morecowbell: want me to paste what that forum page says so you can see if it relates to your error?
[15:59] <dassouki> my fan is going crazy here on my laptop, although system monitor shows no processes hogging anything, my hdd is quiet, and my performance is the same. My laptop doesn't even seem to be warm either
[15:59] <MOUD> Is there a program or plugin that allows me to listen to .asx files? (online radio)
[15:59] <morecowbell> legend2440: i was able to see it through a preview pane in quassel
[15:59] <GuidMorrow> battery?  you know, there's been lots of battery fires in these last few years
[16:00] <GuidMorrow> !battery
[16:00] <legend2440> morecowbell: ok
[16:00] <morecowbell> legend2440: but that DID fix the issue. thanks!
[16:00] <legend2440> morecowbell: your welcome
[16:00] <bazhang> GuidMorrow, please /msg ubottu
[16:00] <rek> windows cannot create the boot in a disk i used with ubuntu help
[16:00] <rek> bazang this is the probnlme
[16:00] <Bob_Dole> Batteries bursting into flames is a hardware issue, not a software issue >.>
[16:01] <bazhang> rek, you created a windows boot disk using Ubuntu ?
[16:02] <bittin> Hello, somone here knows anything about wvdail iam trying to get an Huawei E1550 to work
[16:02] <rek> no
[16:02] <rek> bazhang:  win xp installer cannot install win xp in that disk cannot write the boot says the partition is tot win compatible
[16:02] <MOUD> Is there a program or plugin that allows me to listen to .asx files? (online radio)
[16:03] <thiebaude> MOUD, i don't know, but there is songbird
[16:03] <haf1z> guys, hw am i going to make my wicd works on wireless?
[16:03] <bazhang> rek, the support channel for win xp is ##windows , I really know zero about it, and it is offtopic here as well.
[16:03] <rek> i don't think i's OOTT
[16:03] <MOUD> thiebaude: have you tried it?
[16:04] <thiebaude> MOUD, yes, its very good
[16:04] <MOUD> thiebaude: ok then, i'll give a try
[16:04] <thiebaude> MOUD, the sound quality is very good
[16:04] <MOUD> thiebaude: that's good to hear
[16:04] <thiebaude> MOUD, its available from getdeb as a .deb
[16:05] <MOUD> thiebaude: I'm googling it right now
[16:05] <thiebaude> ok
[16:07] <LaveliDeara> HI there
[16:08] <xiphos> I am having some trouble with my sound playback, I can hear sound when I test it under preferences, but I dont seem to be able to get any apps to actually play sound
[16:08] <xiphos> or at least use the same driver / hardware?
[16:10] <LaveliDeara> xiphos: do you hear system sounds (login sound fo exapmle)?
[16:10] <xiphos> yeah, I get the little drum beat at the splash screen
[16:11] <MOUD> xiphos: are you trying to listen to mp3 files? If so you need to get a plugin to play those files
[16:11] <younes> howot download kernel-source from apt-get isntall
[16:12] <younes> version kernel 30
[16:13] <xiphos> I have actually been at this for a while, I have an x-fi sound blaster card
[16:13] <xiphos> Creative looks to have released some drivers for it, and I have installed them, but I am having some trouble getting them to work
[16:14] <xiphos> I cant get ALSA to work, just OSS
[16:14] <legend2440> younes: are you using karmic?
[16:15] <obx> welp. looks like after all that time i spent i'm not installing ubunru ;_;
[16:15] <younes> legend2440: jaunty
[16:15] <younes> ubuntu 9.04
[16:16] <LaveliDeara> Just informed I urgently need IIS server in my machine. I've never installed or worked with it, so googled for how-to guide to install IIS on Ubuntu, but I found only Apache IIS comparisons or something alike
[16:16] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, IIS is for windows only
[16:16] <flintwingel> LaveliDeara: IIS is Microsoft's web server and runs under Windows Server
[16:16] <LaveliDeara> is it possible to install it under VM
[16:17] <legend2440> younes: sudo apt-get install linux-source   but on my jaunty that would download   linux-source-2.6.28  not 30
[16:17] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, should be possible
[16:17] <flintwingel> LaveliDeara: yes you can install in a VM, but it'll need Windows first
[16:17] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, do you *need* IIS or do you just need a web server?
[16:18] <LaveliDeara> Halitech:  I need IIS
[16:18] <lstarnes> LaveliDeara: why do you need it?
[16:19] <Padhu> Hi, How can i disable gpg check in synaptic
[16:19] <Padhu> rek: dual boot?
[16:19] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, then you will need to use VMware or VirtualBox to install windows and then IIS
[16:19] <grawity> Padhu: I don't think you can. Better would be to import the package authors' publick eys.
[16:19] <grawity> public keys*
[16:20] <LaveliDeara> ok, "I" don't need it, it's for my friend
[16:20] <LaveliDeara> I have a real IP, and I'm only guy in near zone with real IP
[16:20] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, either way, if someone needs it then they need windows
[16:20] <Steve^> apache is much nicer anyway :)
[16:21] <rek> maybe
[16:21] <Halitech> Steve^, Apache is much more secure
[16:21] <rek> but the installtion
[16:21] <LaveliDeara> Halitech: Steve^ ok I know :), I'm running apache
[16:21] <Steve^> and it's on linux, so you can use all your favourite linux tools!
[16:21] <Steve^> :)
[16:22] <FIREBRAND> wassup?
[16:22] <Steve^> Linux
[16:22] <thedancingdeer> how do i enable my front speakers! whatever i do, i just cant configure them!
[16:22] <LaveliDeara> so can I install IIS unde VM under Windows and configure my system that connecting via real IP will forward to IIS server ? :/
[16:22] <sidewalk> how to i mount .cue/.bin files in Ubuntu?
[16:22] <Steve^> LaveliDeara, if you want a headache
[16:23] <lstarnes> LaveliDeara: you can configure it so that port 80 forwards
[16:23] <Padhu> grawity:  am using dialup. Synaptic pickup the UK server. I couldn't download from indian server. because of GPG verification failure.
[16:23] <lstarnes> LaveliDeara: however, it would be safer to use an alternative webserver
[16:24] <seven7seven> sidewalk, # mount -o loop disk1.cue /mnt/test
[16:24] <flintwingel> LaveliDeara: if you use a VM you will either have to use iptables to do port forwarding or use a reverse proxy on the host system
[16:24] <grawity> seven7seven: You sure that will work? .cue is not an actual image, it's just an index.
[16:24] <prcvampir0> hi all
[16:24] <legend2440> thedancingdeer: in terminal try   speaker-test -c2 -Ddefault -t wav  no front sound?
[16:24] <grawity> sidewalk: I think you need to convert cue/bin to .iso (using bchunk)
[16:24] <LaveliDeara> lstarnes: if you are about apache, I'm running apache already 2 years :)) just need IIS for 2-3 how's
[16:24] <seven7seven> or, try the .bin
[16:24] <LaveliDeara> *hour
[16:24] <seven7seven> I'm not sure though
[16:25] <Roland> why does writing an iso image make the computer almost unresponsive?
[16:25] <Steve^> LaveliDeara, given you know little about ISS, I think it'll take you longer than that to set it up
[16:25] <LaveliDeara> Steve^ I never used it
[16:26] <LaveliDeara> ok I'll try the way mentioned before
[16:26] <LaveliDeara> flintwingel Halitech Steve^lstarnes thank you guys very much !
[16:26] <seven7seven> sidewalk, you may need cdfs to do that, from what I
[16:26] <seven7seven> * just read
[16:27] <seven7seven> # mount -t cdfs -o loop disk1.bin /mnt/test
[16:27] <Th3_4l3> hi
[16:27] <grawity> seven7seven: Correction: -t iso9660
[16:27] <diddy> What is the config file again that governs whether I can use remote X sessions?
[16:27] <grawity> seven7seven: At least I think so....
[16:27] <thedancingdeer> legend2440: yes, i can hear them, but on my speakers connected to the audio jack on the motherboard! i meant the audio jack of my chassy! its not working
[16:28] <Th3_4l3> i've a problem with ubuntu server and openssh server, anyone can helpme ?
[16:28] <seven7seven> grawity, may be, I haven't tried it myself
[16:28] <grawity> Th3_4l3: What is the problem?
[16:28] <Alpc360> Hi guys !
[16:29] <thedancingdeer> legend2440: it was working perfectly on my hardy! but not on my fresh jaunty!
[16:29] <Th3_4l3> i've installed an ubuntu 8.10 server edition on a pc, with openssh server, but i can connect to my ssh-server only by the local ip, and not by the internet ip...the port forwarding of the router it's all ok and i haven't firewall...
[16:29] <legend2440> thedancingdeer: sorry not sure i only have jacks from motherboard for speakers
[16:30] <Halitech> Th3_4l3, if it works locally but not through the router then its a setting in the router
[16:31] <thedancingdeer> legend2440: well, anyways, thanks for the speaker-test command! :D
[16:31] <Th3_4l3> Halitech i think same to you! But i've tested with 2 different router and i have the same problem :(
[16:31] <legend2440> thedancingdeer: have you tried channel #alsa?
[16:33] <Halitech> Th3_4l3, what router are you using?
[16:33] <thedancingdeer> oh! lol! wow! thanks for this one too!
[16:33] <Greggaz> hey What does this mmean on the Install disc: [Errno 5] Input/output error
[16:33] <thedancingdeer> @ legend2440 :P
[16:33] <Greggaz> and how do i fix it?
[16:34] <Greggaz> hey What does this mmean on the Install disc: [Errno 5] Input/output error
[16:34] <Greggaz> And how do i fix it?
[16:34] <Keiffer> i get this message after i try to gain sudo permissions: pam_mount(pam_mount.c:100): unknown pam_mount option "use_first_pass"
[16:34] <Th3_4l3> now a siemens santis50, but i've tested also with a netgear DG834GT
[16:36] <tonii> Greggaz: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=600126
[16:37] <douwethaman> hello
[16:37] <Keiffer> i get this message after i try to gain sudo permissions: pam_mount(pam_mount.c:100): unknown pam_mount option "use_first_pass"
[16:37] <douwethaman> sylvianrb: hello!
[16:37] <Halitech> Th3_4l3, have you checked your settings against portforwarding.com? http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Netgear/DG834GT/SSH.htm
[16:37] <sylvainrb> hello
[16:38] <Halitech> Th3_4l3, can't find the siemens router so those are for the netgear
[16:38] <douwethaman> this is my first time i use this, how does everything work?
[16:38] <douwethaman> could you help me please? you dont have to
[16:39] <Halitech> !ask | douwethaman
[16:40] <douwethaman> ok, thank you very mutch!
[16:40] <Slart> douwethaman: is it your first time using Ubuntu or your first time using IRC.. (this text based chat)
[16:40] <aji_> I'm editing the .bashrc file. I would like to make the alias "ln -s"='sudo ln -s" (the syntax is not working.) How would I do so?
[16:40] <douwethaman> first time using IRC
[16:41] <grawity> aji_: You cannot create aliases like that.
[16:41] <aji_> grawity, aliases with - options?
[16:41] <grawity> aji_: An alias name can only be a single word.
[16:41] <Slart> douwethaman: ok.. it's pretty simple.. you write text which everyone sees.. we write text which everyone sees... you are now in the channel called #ubuntu where we talk about ubuntu related questions
[16:42] <grawity> aji_: For example, alias ln='sudo ln' (though I don't understand why do you need that one)
[16:42] <aji_> grawity, Oh ok. Thanks.
[16:42] <Slart> douwethaman: if you want to chat in your own language there is many channels for different languages.. we try to keep this one in english only
[16:42] <douwethaman> thank you again :-) now i understand! :D
[16:42] <odinsbane> Has the jaunty jackalope Installation cd changed since it was released?  If I download the iso today will I have to update as many packages?
[16:43] <Slart> douwethaman: for example.. to go to the norweigan channel you would type  /join #ubuntu-no   at the same place where you'd normally type this text
[16:43] <stercor> I just finished 'fixing' the Apache2 configuration files.  Does Ubuntu overlay these files with a new distribution?
[16:43] <tikka> ubuntu Ubuntu 8.10, why can i not upgrade to the latest kernel through apt-get? I don't like the null pointer exploit lingering.
[16:43] <douwethaman> oke, tnx
[16:43] <douwethaman> i go to norway
[16:43] <Slart> douwethaman: you're welcome..
[16:43] <odinsbane> tikka, you can get the .deb files for the latest kernel
[16:44] <diddy> What is the config file again that governs whether I can use remote X sessions via SSH or not?
[16:44] <tikka> odinsbane thanks
[16:44] <odinsbane> tikka:  how 'latest' are you talking about
[16:45] <tonii> what is the command to show what version of ubuntu that is running?
[16:45] <tikka> odinsbane, well the one that linux commited to git a few days ago to fix the null pointer deference vulnerability
[16:45] <ortsvorsteher> tonii: lsb_release
[16:45] <DJones> !version | tonii
[16:45] <tikka> whatever the right term is, i don't actually use git myself.
[16:46] <tonii> thanks
[16:46] <tikka> and.. i meant linus, not linux
[16:47] <odinsbane> tikka, if you want it that knew you might have to compile it yourself.  Or you can see what kernels they have here: http://www.ramoonus.nl/2009/06/10/linux-kernel-2-6-30-installation-guide-for-ubuntu-and-debian-linux/
[16:48] <losher> diddy: do you mean server's /etc/ssh/sshd_config? The X11Forwarding parameter. There is also a corresponding ssh_config parameter for the client
[16:48] <LaveliDeara> maladec
[16:48] <tikka> okay thanks odinsbane
[16:48] <Greggaz> tonii, it says to Get a new CD Drive
[16:48] <Greggaz> i have one spare
[16:49] <Greggaz> shall i put it into the PC?
[16:49] <tonii> Greggaz: it's either that, or the cd itself is broken.
[16:50] <stercor> I tried the '!lsb_release -a'. Here's what happened:
[16:50] <stercor> ted@auriga:/etc/apache2$ !lsb_release -a
[16:50] <stercor> lsb_release -a
[16:50] <stercor> No LSB modules are available.
[16:50] <stercor> But it did give me the information.
[16:50] <Greggaz> tonii, the disc was from ubuntu itself
[16:51] <losher> stercor: mine also says No LSB modules are available but it still reports the correct info...
[16:51] <tonii> Greggaz: alright. try the spare you got, and see if that works better
[16:51] <masquerade> hi
[16:51] <stercor> losher: I'll try googling it.
[16:52] <losher> stercor: if you like. Not worth worrying about imo. Double check it via 'cat /etc/issue' if you're worried
[16:52] <GuidMorrow> why does system monitor run up the CPU?
[16:53] <maco> GuidMorrow: tying to draw those little graphs
[16:53] <maco> GuidMorrow: try using "top" in a terminal instead
[16:55] <xsebsx> back
[16:55] <bittin> do somone know how to get a DVD TV-dongle to work with mplayer?
[16:55] <GuidMorrow> ...?
[16:56] <GuidMorrow> ubottu I sent a /msg
[16:56] <maco> GuidMorrow: ubottu is a bot
[16:56] <Qu4R0w> any1 here use mobile broadband?
[16:56] <maco> GuidMorrow: it can respond to specifically crafted messages but not to normal human prose
[16:56] <revygttam> how can i find out what port wakeonlan is listening on?
[16:57] <grawity> Wake-on-lan doesn't listen on _any_ port.
[16:57] <grawity> It works on a lot lower level.
[16:57] <llutz> revygttam:  it's your NIC which has to listen
[16:57] <maco> revygttam: the bios doesnt know about ports. WOL is hardware level
[16:57] <NoonienSoong97> Hi is anyone having audio problems with hulu?
[16:57] <Halitech> revygttam, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN
[16:58] <jchillerup> Hey. I have a problem with my internal apt setup. When I try to install something using aptitude it tells me to dpkg --reconfigure, but once I do that, it complains: http://pastebin.ca/1531550 - the problem has to do with a kernel I compiled some time ago (which I don't really care about anymore), but I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the error.
[16:58] <grawity> revygttam: Basically, as long as a packet contains the required data (as described in the Wikipedia article), it is a valid WoL packet. No matter if it's TCP, ICMP ping, anything.
[16:59] <mosab> #j linuxac
[16:59] <revygttam> grawity, yeah its actually working, but when i try to wake the computer with my router it doesnt wake, it said it sends on port 40000 so i didnt know if a port was the cause
[17:00] <meathome> what has happened to Startup Manager?  Is it available?
[17:00] <llutz> revygttam:  use "sudo ethtool ethX" to find out, if your NIC has wol switched on
[17:00] <grawity> revygttam: The packet must reach the other computer. This may require forwarding the port that your tool uses. But the computer itself doesn't care.
[17:01] <harjot> how do u ssh a windoze pc?
[17:01] <grawity> harjot: You don't.
[17:01] <NoonienSoong97> I am having problems with audio on hulu, and any other java embedded file. I tried using different audio settings nothing works. So I think the problem is with java, or with firefox.
[17:01] <legend2440> meathome: its in synaptic but not installed by default
[17:01] <llutz> harjot:  install sshd, connect, work
[17:01] <Halitech> harjot, from a windows computer or to a windows computer?
[17:01] <harjot> grawity: u have 2 install sshd on windoze pc?
[17:01] <harjot> kubuntu 2 windoze
[17:02] <meathome> ty
[17:02] <Halitech> harjot, see here http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
[17:02] <tikka> odinsbane, I asked around in some the other linux channels and provided mmap_min_addr is greater than 0 (65536 in my case) the system should be secure. figured I would relay that to you since I asked an awkward question hehe
[17:02] <harjot> so u have 2 install ssh on wondoze first?
[17:02] <lstarnes> harjot: you should probably use a different protocol such as rdp or vnc
[17:02] <Halitech> if you want to control a windows computer with ssh then yes
[17:02] <harjot> ok tyvm every1 4 te help
[17:02] <Xerran1> If I delete a program and still see it's folder in /home can i just delete it?
[17:03] <lstarnes> Xerran1: probably
[17:03] <Xerran1> lstarnes: i forgot the command to find unused stuff
[17:03] <lstarnes> Xerran1: I don't recall there being one
[17:05]  * GuidMorrow . o O delayed write failure
[17:05] <vgerov93> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1241616 reald last post please
[17:06] <odinsbane> Xerran1: how 'unused' sometimes libraries will pop up if you us apt-get update.
[17:06] <deany> Xerran1, if its file/folder starting with a "dot" then yes
[17:06] <Xerran1> deany: it is a .folder yes
[17:06] <vgerov93> if somebody can help please contact me
[17:07] <Xerran1> odinsbane & deany thanks
[17:07] <deany> Xerran1, thats just your personal config for the app, you can keep it, if you wanna install the app again later and not set it up
[17:07] <cornjuliox_> i'm interested in making KDevelop my IDE of choice, but I'm using Gnome. will I see any performance hit/crippled features?
[17:08] <Xerran1> deany: ok
[17:10] <w30> Xerran1, I will rename a file something.bak rather than remove it to see if I need it. If everything works ok, then remove it later
[17:10] <Greggaz> tonii, Came to a Conclusion , Faulty DVD Drive
[17:10] <younes> make not play
[17:10] <Xerran1> w30: thx
[17:10] <younes> http://paste.ubuntu.com/254097/
[17:11] <GuidMorrow> why does the icon for Transmission look like a stick shift
[17:11] <GuidMorrow> that has nothing to do with downloading files
[17:11] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: it's named after a vehicular transmission
[17:11] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: which is often controlled via a stick shift
[17:11] <Halitech> GuidMorrow, you use a shifter on a transmission
[17:11] <Qu4R0w> it is possible if i reintall gnome?
[17:12] <bittin> how do i load a firmwire in Linux?
[17:12] <aqrogE> кто нибудь разговаривает на русском? :)
[17:13] <lstarnes> !ru | aqrogE
[17:14] <aqrogE> there I did not answer the question, as with the English I have very bad: (
[17:14] <andyzammy> hello everyone, i wonder if anyone could help me with /home - i have just reinstalled regular ubuntu after trying out ubuntu studio. when i installed studio, i created /home on another HD.  when i reinstalled regular ubuntu, it didn't use that /home, but made another home in /. How do i go back to using my /home on the other HD?
[17:15] <llutz> andyzammy:  edit /etc/fstab and add an entry for /home
[17:16] <GuidMorrow> zzz...
[17:16] <aqrogE> help to set up dmix that would sound played in several applications at once, pulseaudio heavy processor have waived ...
[17:16] <GuidMorrow> !audio
[17:16] <bittin> i find the firmwire and moved it to /lib/firmware/
[17:16] <Greggaz> Im stll having issues
[17:16] <Halitech> andyzammy, see if the instructions here help http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[17:16] <Greggaz> with installing ubuntu
[17:17] <user101> Is there any way given any package I can build it statically which will statically include things like libc.so and so on?
[17:17] <andyzammy> llutz: what exactly do i add to that file? opened it in vi but looks complicated
[17:18] <muxxx> guys, is it possible to disable libata without recompiling the kernel?
[17:18] <neodragon> I have samba shares setup on my ubuntu 9.04 server and I can access them perfectly from my windows xp pc, but no matter what I do on my ubuntu 9.04 laptop, I can see the server, but I can not access the shares
[17:18] <GMFlash> hello. i'm having problems in ubuntu 9.04 with my color depth when running the nvidia driver on a Geforce3 Ti 200 card. it's stuck at 8-bit even though the xorg.conf has a DefaultDepth of 24. any ideas why it's running at such a low depth?
[17:18] <llutz> andyzammy:  add a line like: "UUID=xyzzyxzyx  /home ext3 defaults 0 0"  where UUID=... is the UUID of your former /home-Partition
[17:18] <andyzammy> thanks for the link hailtech, but i already have a separate /home, i just need to know how to make it the one ubuntu uses
[17:18] <_Space_Case_> help. i conect my phone to jaunty and it dont connect, my dmesg | tail usb-storage: probe of 2-1:1.0 failed with error -5 , i want to transfer pictures from the phone to laptop... using usb cable!
[17:19] <Halitech> andyzammy, scroll down and it has how to use it
[17:19] <neodragon> I install xsmbrowser on by laptop and when I click on the server shown there it says "can't find computer"?
[17:19] <llutz> andyzammy:  "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/" gives you that UUID
[17:19] <andyzammy> llutz: how do i find out the UUID of the HD that holds /home?
[17:19] <andyzammy> ah, thanks
[17:19] <Bodsda> Hi guys, how can I install ubuntu onto a usb drive? I'm on a livecd at the moment.
[17:20] <musikgoat> Bodsda: do you have System-> Admin -> USB Start disk creator?
[17:20] <vgerov93> who can help me with xorg.conf
[17:20] <vgerov93> please
[17:21] <Bodsda> musikgoat: no, I'm on 8.10 livecd
[17:21] <musikgoat> Bodsda: i think it might be in there under a different name
[17:22] <Bodsda> musikgoat: nothing in admin or pref's to do with usb that I can see
[17:22] <aqrogE> how to see version of alsa?
[17:22] <musikgoat> Bodsda: if not, you can download "unetbootin" and use that
[17:22] <dsdeiz> hello, let's say i install this package. is there a way i can determine which repository it belonged to?
[17:22] <jrib> dsdeiz: no.  Why?
[17:22] <andyzammy> llutz: that's given me 3 UUID's, it doesn't tell me what is what though.. one for sda5, one for sdb5, and one for sda1. no reference to a /home
[17:23] <Bodsda> musikgoat: yeah, just didnt want to have to have another 700mb download happening :)
[17:23] <llutz> dsdeiz:  apt-cache policy packagename
[17:23] <dsdeiz> jrib: just wondering :)
[17:23] <dsdeiz> llutz: oh okay
[17:23] <llutz> andyzammy:  that YOU should know :)
[17:23] <jrib> dsdeiz: policy tells you available versions, not where the currently installed one came from
[17:23] <llutz> andyzammy:  if you can't remember, just mount them manually and look for its contents
[17:23] <musikgoat> Bodsda: oh... umm, this article might help, do you still have the 8.10 iso around?
[17:23] <musikgoat> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ubuntu-810-persistent-flash-drive-install-from-live-cd/
[17:24] <maco> dsdeiz: er...yes it does
[17:24] <neodragon> I have samba shares setup on my ubuntu 9.04 server and I can access them perfectly from my windows xp pc, but no matter what I do on my ubuntu 9.04 laptop, I can see the server, but I can not access the shares. I installed xsmbrowser on by laptop and when I click on the server shown there it says "can't find computer"?
[17:24] <dsdeiz> one more thing, to remove a source from sources.lst, do i just delete the lines from sources.lst?
[17:24] <agoole> I have a IO problem with my burner, giving me a growisofs error, can anyone help me out ?\
[17:24] <maco> dsdeiz: not as specifically as which ppa, but itll tell you archive.ubuntu.com v. ppa.launchpad.net
[17:24] <maco> dsdeiz: yeah then "sudo apt-get update"
[17:24] <mM94> hello. I'm compiling a kernel for the first time to fix a hang in my boot. I'm at the configuration stage and I cannot find the area to change the ehci timeout
[17:25] <andyzammy> the hd appears in /media as "disk". i don't know how to find it's "label"/whatever that sdx is all about
[17:25] <dsdeiz> maco: got it.. thanks
[17:25] <musikgoat> andyzammy: type "mount" in a terminal
[17:25] <dsdeiz> firefox 3.5 opens a popup page in facebook when I activate chat which I hate >.<
[17:25] <musikgoat> andyzammy: its called the device
[17:26] <legend2440> andyzammy: in terminal try  sudo blkid
[17:26] <musikgoat> oh, for a uuid...
[17:27] <lstarnes> dsdeiz: go to about:config, look for general.useragent.extra.firefox
[17:27] <lstarnes> dsdeiz: set it to something like Firefox/3.5
[17:28] <PratikAnand> Hi...I'm a linux newbie...I've a doubt regarding file systems
[17:29] <tsrk_> hey, could someone tell me if this script is actually malicious and doesn't do what it says? (WARNING: DO NOT RUN) http://bash.cyberciti.biz/monitoring/find-all-world-writable-files-directories/
[17:29] <tsrk_> as far as i can tell, the comand "die" doesn't actually exist
[17:29] <PratikAnand> if / is considered as root then why do v have a explicit /root folder?
[17:30] <lstarnes> PratikAnand: /root is the home directory for the root user
[17:30] <agoole> I'm having burning issues with growisofs, anyone have any ideas ?
[17:30] <musikgoat> tsrk_: its not malicious, the command is searching for types of files based on some filters
[17:30] <andyzammy> this looks like it might be what i'm looking for: gvfs-fuse-daemon on /home/rofl/.gvfs type fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon (rw,nosuid,nodev,user=rofl)
[17:30] <TheMG> hey, im attempting to install xp, 7 and ubuntu on one disk
[17:30] <Deftone07> k i haven't used ubuntu in a year..i forgot the command to extract a tar file! help pleez
[17:30] <PratikAnand> @lstarnes: thnx
[17:30] <dsdeiz> lstarnes: worked like a charm! thanks!
[17:31] <lstarnes> Deftone07: tar xf file.tar
[17:31] <agoole> tar -zxvf
[17:31] <guntbert> PratikAnand: and / is the root of the file system - those two things are completely unrelated
[17:31] <musikgoat> andyzammy: pastebin your whole command
[17:31] <tsrk_> musikgoat, that's what i thought too but the line that begins with [ $# -eq 1 ] never finishes
[17:31] <dassouki> can i install windows on an ubuntu 9.05 pc ... i don't want to use vbox
[17:31] <Deftone07> Holy crap TheMG.....ur in for some fun..lol
[17:31] <tsrk_> and "die" doesn't even exist
[17:31] <dassouki> 904
[17:31] <andyzammy> rofl@zammy:/media$ mount
[17:31] <andyzammy> /dev/sda1 on / type ext3 (rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro)
[17:31] <andyzammy> tmpfs on /lib/init/rw type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,mode=0755)
[17:31] <andyzammy> /proc on /proc type proc (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[17:31] <andyzammy> sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[17:31] <andyzammy> varrun on /var/run type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,mode=0755)
[17:31] <FloodBot1> andyzammy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:31] <boss_mc> bye andyzammy
[17:31] <TheMG> deftone07: do you know what order i should do it? xp only sees 128GB of my 250GB HDD
[17:31] <Greggaz> Ive Just done a check integrity Check on a Disc from Ubuntu it says: Check Finished Errors foud in 1 Files (Press any Key to Restart)
[17:31] <Greggaz> How do i fix it?
[17:32] <aqrogE> help somebody with the configuration of dmix
[17:32] <aqrogE> If possible, via PM
[17:32] <tonii> Greggaz: good troubleshooting :)
[17:32] <musikgoat> tsrk_: die is a command that basically means error
[17:32] <musikgoat> tsrk_: kill the script
[17:32] <Deftone07> ya always do 7 first
[17:32] <cornjuliox_> is there any way to add support for .7z files to the archive manager that ships with ubuntu 8.04?
[17:32] <TheMG> i just installed in the order xp ubuntu 7 but 7's bootloader cant load ubuntu _or_ xp correctly
[17:32] <boss_mc> !7z | cornjuliox_
[17:32] <Greggaz> tonii, is there a way to fix the disc?
[17:32] <tsrk_> musikgoat, ok, maybe it's not intentional, but it looks like it's some kind of never ending script or fork bomb or something
[17:32] <tsrk_> musikgoat, it's something about the $($a $b)
[17:32] <Deftone07> and xp only sees that much cause u don't have a mass storage driver so you'll need to get that driver so u can see the rest
[17:33] <cornjuliox_> boss_mc: when I try to open this .7z file i've got it says 'archive type not supported'.
[17:33] <guntbert> Greggaz: download a new image, check it with md5sum, burn it (at low speed maybe)
[17:33] <Greggaz> ok thanks :)
[17:33] <guntbert> !md5sum | Greggaz
[17:33] <Deftone07> exactly...ubuntu should be installed last
[17:33] <Greggaz> guntbert, is there torrents available to download The Ubuntu Files
[17:33] <boss_mc> cornjuliox_: look at the link in the message
[17:33] <Deftone07> the grub is the most important part if u wanna avoid a pain in the butt headache
[17:33] <Greggaz> guntbert, from Ubuntu - Like official Torrents
[17:34] <legend2440> andyzammy: in terminal try  sudo blkid
[17:34] <guntbert> !torrents | Greggaz
[17:34] <andyzammy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/254109/
[17:34] <obamaHATESwhites> hi
[17:34] <boss_mc> cornjuliox_: install p7zip (and p7zip-full for passworded archives)
[17:34] <obamaHATESwhites> what is the vpn software for linux?
[17:34] <neodragon> I can browse to my samba shares and can access all the files in them when I browse to my server using firefox, but I can't access the samba shares through the network option under the places menu, help?
[17:34] <Greggaz> thanks
[17:34] <Greggaz> :)
[17:34] <boss_mc> !o4o | obamaHATESwhites
[17:34] <agoole> !growisofs
[17:34] <obamaHATESwhites> vpn's are controversal to ubuntu?
[17:34] <lstarnes> obamaHATESwhites: no, your nick is
[17:35] <obamaHATESwhites> ok, wouldn't be suprised in a n00b distro's channel.
[17:35] <boss_mc> your name is contraversial to ubuntu
[17:35] <obamaHATESwhites> oh. big deal.
[17:35] <cornjuliox_> boss_mc: thanks
[17:35] <boss_mc> cornjuliox_: np
[17:35] <k|t> FSCK me?
[17:35] <musikgoat> tsrk_: $# -eq 1 says, check if the script was run with one condition, if not, paste "how to use the command"
[17:35] <TheMG> hey, will ubuntus bootloader be able to recognise (and boot alongside) already installed xp and 7?
[17:35] <boss_mc> !vpn | obamaHATESwhites
[17:35] <obamaHATESwhites> what is the best vpn program?  i.e. apache is for the web server
[17:36] <obamaHATESwhites> ok thanx
[17:36] <tsrk_> musikgoat, i know, i'm concerened about the $($BASENAME $0) part
[17:36] <enzotib> tsrk_: it doesn't seem malicious, but i don't think it will work, maybe you have to uncomment le last three comment lines
[17:36] <boss_mc> !best | obamaHATESwhites also...
[17:36] <tsrk_> musikgoat, based on what they said in #bash, it looks like a fork bomb because it's running itself
[17:36] <enzotib> tsrk_: die in bash doesn't exist
[17:36] <tsrk_> musikgoat, or at least it'll never end
[17:36] <musikgoat> tsrk_: hmm...
[17:37] <obamaHATESwhites> im not taking polls. I just wanna get screwed with a crappy program.
[17:37] <obamaHATESwhites> err don't wanna get screwed
[17:37] <guntbert> obamaHATESwhites: change your nick please
[17:37] <musikgoat> tsrk_: that makes sence
[17:37] <k|t> since its relevant
[17:37] <musikgoat> tsrk_: i would trust the experts in bash more than me
[17:37] <obamaHATESwhites> guntbert: did you drink the obama kool aid ?
[17:37] <musikgoat> :p
[17:37] <Deftone07> ya thats a retarded name obamaHATESwhites...lol
[17:37] <obamaHATESwhites> guntbert: make me.
[17:37] <guntbert> !ops | obamaHATESwhites
[17:38] <boss_mc> oh! SNAP!
[17:38] <obamaHATESwhites> looks like everyone here is a sheep.
[17:38] <musikgoat> get out
[17:38] <Chousuke> obamaHATESwhites: You will be removed from the channel unless you change your nickname.
[17:38] <obamaHATESwhites> #ubuntu drank the obama kool aid.
[17:38] <obamaHATESwhites> ok ok fine
[17:38] <Ben64> obamaHATESwhites: lol, chillax
[17:38] <Chousuke> not being a sheep seems to be the cool new thing nowadays
[17:38] <Deftone07> lol
[17:38] <Chousuke> everyone is trying it.
[17:38] <musikgoat> !offtopic | obamaHatesAmeric
[17:38] <obamaHatesUSA> that better?
[17:39] <obamaHatesUSA> youtube the obama  deception
[17:39] <Chousuke> obamaHatesUSA: less racist, but still political, so no. :P
[17:39] <Deftone07> you should have the name Bushsucksass
[17:39] <k|t> obama: you aimed the wrong way...
[17:39] <Deftone07> lol
[17:39] <andyzammy> erm i think i'm going to take my problem to the forums.. i can't keep up here. thanks anyway guys
[17:39] <Ben64> obamaHatesUSA: youtube keyboard cat
[17:39] <obamaHatesUSA> ok
[17:39] <Deftone07> he screwed us up so bad
[17:39] <Flimflam> hey
[17:39] <lstarnes> obamaHatesUSA: this is not a political forum.  This is a support channel
[17:39] <musikgoat> andyzammy: good luck
[17:39] <andyzammy> thx!
[17:40] <Kurlon> What script forces modprobe to try and load fan.ko and thermal.ko at boot?  I'm on a Soekris 4801 and don't need them, so I'd like to disable trying to load them if possible.
[17:40] <Flimflam> confidential
[17:40] <obamaisKool> that better?
[17:40] <llutz> Kurlon:  /etc/modules
[17:40] <Ben64> andyzammy: what's your problem?
[17:40] <Kurlon> llutz: I only have loop and lp listed in there?
[17:40] <neodragon> obamaHatesUSA: frankly I agree with you on both accounts
[17:40] <llutz> Kurlon:  sry /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[17:40] <Chousuke> obamaisKool: it's still political :P
[17:41] <Kurlon> Ah, that sounds better. : )
[17:41] <lizone> does anyone have skype working with pulseaudio on jaunty?
[17:41] <chazco> Anyone know why totem-xine starts segfaulting every few months and requires a reinstall of Ubuntu to fix?
[17:41] <w30> pleassse get the obama nut outahere so he can go somewhere else
[17:41] <andyzammy> i have a /home on another HD i want to use but don't know how to switch to it - don't rly understand the solutions given here
[17:41] <maco> chazco: reinstalling just totem doesnt work?
[17:41] <Chousuke> obamaisKool: though the difference between saying "Obama hates USA" and "Obama is cool" is that the former is most likely a lie, while the latter is clearly an opinion
[17:42] <jrib> andyzammy: just boot in recovery mode, update your fstab, reboot
[17:42] <guntbert> !ot | Chousuke
[17:42] <chazco> maco - Nope, unless i'm missing a dependency somewhere. Totem-xine segfaults, totem-gstreamer works (but isnt useful for me)
[17:42] <neodragon> I can browse to my samba shares and can access all the files in them when I browse to my server using firefox, but I can't access the samba shares through the network option under the places menu, help?
[17:42] <Ben64> NewWorldOrder: you know, there's a channel for truthers on here, #2,000
[17:42] <error404notfound> any browser like firefox which has firebug support or such plugin on ubuntu?
[17:42] <Ben64> but don't join unless you believe in all the conspiracy stuff
[17:43] <maco> chazco: it sounds like something's corruptin...have you had this cycle happen multiple times, or did the constant segfaulting happen once, you reinstalled, and it was gone?
[17:43] <NewWorldOrder> it's full of FBI
[17:43] <boss_mc> error404notfound: what about firefox with the firebug plugin?
[17:43] <jrib> NewWorldOrder: please stay on the topic of ubuntu support.
[17:43] <Risalat> Which Java Runtime Emvironment to install for ubuntu?
[17:43] <error404notfound> boss_mc, i am already using it...
[17:43] <maco> Risalat: i use openjdk-6-jre
[17:43] <NewWorldOrder> jrib: i came here to talk about vpn, and everyone else had to put on a skirt and start yelp'n
[17:43] <error404notfound> Risalat, sun-java6-jre
[17:43] <NewWorldOrder> and start yelp'n  "we need health care, we need health care"
[17:43] <NewWorldOrder> :P
[17:43] <jrib> NewWorldOrder: stop...
[17:44] <chazco> maco - Every few months totem-xine will segfault and wont start until a full reinstall. Then it works for a few months and the same problem occurs...
[17:44] <Risalat> yes but which one?
[17:44] <maco> NewWorldOrder: i quite like my skirts, thank you very much
[17:44] <musikgoat> Risalat: you can easily install the ubuntu-restricted-extras which installs java jre
[17:44] <Risalat> the RPM
[17:44] <Risalat> ?
[17:44] <boss_mc> NewWorldOrder: did my link help you at all?
[17:44] <error404notfound> Risalat, apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[17:44] <guntbert> !rpm | Risalat
[17:44] <maco> Risalat: rpm? use applications -> add/remove and just check off the checkbox for it
[17:45] <Chousuke> NewWorldOrder: you know, when you have an opinion, it does not help to look down on those who disagree with you. But if you want to discuss it further, there's the offtopic channel.
[17:45] <maco> Risalat: or system -> administration -> synaptic pakage manager
[17:45] <neodragon> can anyone help me with samba problems in ubuntu 9.04?
[17:45] <jrib> neodragon: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[17:45] <musikgoat> Chousuke: politics are offtopic for offtopic :)
[17:45] <llutz> andyzammy:  what does "grep swap /etc/fstab" say?
[17:45] <Chousuke> musikgoat: discussing how to have a constructive discussion probably is not :P
[17:46] <maco> Chousuke, NewWorldOrder: politics are ok in ##offtopic but not #ubuntu or #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:46] <neodragon> I tried twice no one responded
[17:46] <musikgoat> Chousuke: absolutely :)
[17:46] <Risalat> THANKS EVERYONE!
[17:46] <error404notfound> say i am using two firefox, one from apt (3.0.x) and one from getfirefox.com (3.5.x), will both use the same .mozilla? is there a way to change it for one of them? say .mozilla35 or something?
[17:46] <chazco> Before I do another full reinstall can anyone tell me how to remove any trace of totem-xine and xine from the system?
[17:46] <Ben64> neodragon: sometimes you gotta repeat if theres a flood of text
[17:46] <jrib> neodragon: repeat every ~10 minutes so new people know what your issue is.  Also try other support options
[17:46] <jrib> !support > neodragon
[17:46] <NewWorldOrder> boss_mc: it appears pptp has been obseleted by l2tp
[17:46] <Ben64> neodragon: also, don't ask to ask
[17:46] <Chousuke> error404notfound: both will use the same dir, but you can tell the other one to use a different profile.
[17:47] <NewWorldOrder> according to wiki that is.  but it also looks like a novel ipx thing too.
[17:47] <musikgoat> NewWorldOrder, boss_mc, pptp is still used frequently though
[17:47] <error404notfound> Chousuke, hmmm, okay...
[17:47] <maco> chazco: sudo aptitude purge totem-xine
[17:47] <younes> howto install package deb force
[17:47] <mM94> how do i find /drivers/usb/host in a kernel config?
[17:47] <maco> chazco: whatever it removes as unneeded dependencies, purge those too
[17:47] <guntbert> chazco: apt-get purge <package names> should work for you
[17:47] <chazco> maco - Hmm... tried that before, seems something gets missed (as it still segfaults when reinstalled)
[17:48] <chazco> guntbert - Thanks :)
[17:48] <maco> younes: "sudo dpkg -i foo.deb" if by "force" you mean it wnt install, then check dpkg's manpage for a list of options of things it can ignore
[17:48] <Ben64> there should be a way to find out why it segfaults
[17:48] <maco> guntbert, chazco: "apt-get purge" does not exist. there is "apt-get remove --purge" and "aptitude purge"
[17:48] <Ben64> also, why not mplayer? :)
[17:49] <chazco> maco - Yep
[17:49] <musikgoat> !backtrace > Ben64
[17:49] <neodragon> I can access my samba share on my ubuntu 904 server from my windows xp pc, but not from my ubuntu 9.04 laptop and I know I have set it up correctly, because I can access those shares on the laptop using firefox, why won't ubuntu let me access and mount them on the laptop?
[17:49] <musikgoat> Ben64: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProcedures
[17:49] <guntbert> maco: I'm surprised, took it straight from the man page
[17:50] <maco> guntbert: hmm?? /me looks
[17:50] <jrib> neodragon: you should probably say how you are trying to access them and what the result was
[17:50] <Ben64> purge does exist
[17:50] <maco> guntbert: hey it is in there. i wonder if thats new
[17:50] <jrib> maco: yeah I think last release iirc
[17:51] <guntbert> maco: I wouldn't know - ah jrib tells us :-)
[17:51] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[17:51] <chazco> maco - I've removed and purged totem-xine and everything found by autoremove, checking that there isnt anything left using Synaptic. Anything else worth considering?
[17:51] <stef1> Hi, i just lost my mouse... that's not funny. First I lost my keypad then I pressed ctrl shift num lock and ctrl num lock trying to get it back. Loosing means clicking or tapping a button has no effect. what shortcut is there to disable/enable mouse buttons?
[17:52] <neodragon> jrib: I can access them through firefox, but when I go to >Places>Networks and click on Windows Network, it says "unable to mount location, failed to retreive share list from server."
[17:52] <Ben64> stef1: hold down "8" on the keypad
[17:52] <Ben64> does the mouse go up?
[17:52] <jrib> maco: actually it's on my hardy server so it's older than I thought but it wasn't always available for sure...
[17:52] <stef1>   it does!
[17:52] <Ben64> heh
[17:52] <maco> jrib: well good to know im not crazy :)
[17:53] <agoole> I am having some burning issues, can someone help me troubleshoot and point me in the right direction?
[17:53] <thelostfaith> Anyone ever use bittorrent to create torrents?
[17:53] <chazco> maco - After removing all that, then reinstalling, segfault :(
[17:53] <maco> jrib: this also shows how long we've been using ubuntu :P
[17:53] <Ben64> stef1: gimme a sec, i'll look up how to make it normal again
[17:53] <stef1> what a stupid feature
[17:53] <maco> thelostfaith: deluge can do it
[17:53] <grawity> stef1: it's stupid for you, but there are many people for whom it's _very_ useful.
[17:53] <maco> stef1: its for people who cannot use mice
[17:53] <thelostfaith> maco, I can't figure out for the life of me where bittorent placed the file
[17:53] <musikgoat> stef1: i saw this in fedora, system -> prefs -> keyboard -> mouse keys
[17:53] <maco> stef1: its called "accessibility"
[17:54] <chazco> So, any ideas to avert having to reinstall just to get totem working?
[17:54] <ninjaslim> why does installing simple-ccsm also install ccsm
[17:54] <jrib> neodragon: try entering "smb://ip_or_computer_name/share_name" in nautilus's location bar
[17:54] <stef1> strange it's normal again, i didn't do anything
[17:54] <maco> chazco: figuring out which part is segfaulting might help
[17:54] <Ben64> hm
[17:54] <Ben64> well its alt+left shift+numlock
[17:54] <Ben64> in case it happens again
[17:54] <chazco> maco - I went through something last time (gdb i think) trying to solve this with a few people... we couldnt get any decent answers...
[17:55] <Ben64> chazco: do you have any particular attachment to totem-xine?
[17:55] <maco> chazco: bad spot on hard drive and bad memory *would* be my suggestion except...across installs? and only on one app? weird
[17:56] <chazco> maco - Yep, would have thought same... done memtests and all sorts.. but as you say, one app makes it unusual
[17:56] <chazco> Ben64 - You mean like try another player? I need DVB and nautilius support, seems a shame to install another when totem usually works
[17:56] <jordanwb> I want to trim down the services that are started upon boot such as apache, mysql, and others. What command do I run to disable those?
[17:56] <Ben64> i dunno, i just love mplayer
[17:57] <Ben64> jordanwb: system -> administration -> services
[17:57] <jordanwb> Thanks
[17:57] <neodragon> jrib: when I do that it says "Could not dislplay 'smb://ip-address/share-name'. Nautilus cannot handle this kind of locations."
[17:58] <chazco> Ben64 - I have tried others, but only Totem and Kaffeine seem to work well with DVB. Kaffeine is a bit bloated for a gnome install though.
[17:58] <Ben64> chazco: what exactly is dvb?
[17:58] <neodragon> jrib: does this mean I am missing some plugin for nautilus?
[17:58] <libtech> neodragon: you enter actual IP address of the network computer
[17:58] <chazco> Ben64 - Digital video broadcasting - ie, digital tv
[17:58] <neodragon> jrib: yes
[17:58] <Ben64> so you have a tuner card?
[17:59] <chazco> Ben64 - USB stick
[17:59] <jrib> neodragon: what version of ubuntu is this?
[17:59] <neodragon> jrib: ubuntu 9.04 on both the server and the laptop
[17:59] <chazco> Ben64 - Just in case you were going to suggest it - unplugging it doesnt fix it
[17:59] <thelostfaith> Anyone aware of a program that'll tell you the br of a media file?
[17:59] <mM94> how do i find the location:  drivers/usb/host/pciquirks.c in the kernel config?
[17:59] <Ben64> chazco: heh, i was going to ask if you have tried a tv program, such as tvtime
[17:59] <mcmlxxi> hello
[17:59] <maco> thelostfaith: br?
[17:59] <chrome_> thelostfaith: the br? what's that?
[18:00] <thelostfaith> bitrate
[18:00] <luomo> hey i have got a problem
[18:00] <chazco> Ben64 - Tried me-tv... wouldnt tune for some reason
[18:00] <Ben64> thelostfaith: mplayer
[18:00] <luomo> could anyone help me
[18:00] <chrome_> thelostfaith: bitraite = bps
[18:00] <Ben64> but it doesn't work on all files
[18:00] <zelrikriando> how to make gmote launch when ubuntu boots
[18:00] <maco> !ask | luomo
[18:00] <mcmlxxi> how to send a message to a logged on user?
[18:00] <maco> zelrikriando: when you login? system -> preferences -> session -> startup
[18:00] <jrib> neodragon: what if you just do: smb://local-ip-address-of-comupter
[18:00] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected"
[18:00] <maco> mcmlxxi: the "write" command
[18:01] <chazco> maco - Ben64 - Going to reinstall then, thanks for the help :)
[18:01] <Ben64> gl
[18:01] <neodragon> jrib: the same exact error message comes up
[18:01] <chrome_> thelostfaith: players usually display that information. For instance, the bsplayer, where you may open a myriad of media files
[18:02] <Ben64> neodragon: open up a terminal, try "smbclient -L [ip-address]"
[18:02] <pelmen> guys, my creative webcam refresh rate seems to be slow. I use skype to talk with my parents, (they use xp) and their cam work rally fast, while mine refreshrate is way slow around 2 fps
[18:02] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected". Could anyone tell me what to do?
[18:02] <pelmen> any ideas ?
[18:02] <labanux> Anyone know how to make two audio software play together? *I can't use Rythmbox and Amarok at the same time..
[18:02] <neodragon> ben64: on the server or the laptop
[18:02] <zelrikriando> maco ok gonna try that
[18:02] <neodragon> ?
[18:02] <jrib> neodragon: hrmm, can you use smbclient?
[18:03] <Ben64> neodragon: from where you want to access from to where you want to access to
[18:03] <Kurlon> If I don't want useless gettys spawning for ttys I can't access (no video card, serial only) I can just delete the /etc/event.d entries, yes?
[18:04] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected". Could anyone tell me what to do?
[18:05] <sapfeer> Hello there!
[18:05] <pelmen> ahh noone about webcam fps ?
[18:05] <delllboy> is there anyone who can answer a load of questions from me i know nothing of linux and am thinking of using it
[18:05] <chazco> maco - Ben64 - Just tried something on the spur of the moment before reinstalling... removing ~\.xine fixes it (i'm sure i tried that before)...
[18:05] <Kurlon> delllboy: Just ask away, those who can and are willing to will answer.
[18:06] <kaddi> where are the files stored that go into the wastebin?
[18:06] <neodragon> ben64: when I type in the command you gave me on the laptop it lists all the shares, the server host name and the workgroup correctly, so why can't I access them normally/
[18:06] <sapfeer> Can anyone guide me where I can get some information about setting autostart applications in Ubuntu with Gnome from command line?..
[18:07] <delllboy> does my computer guarentee still cover my computer if i format and put linux on it?
[18:07] <KB1JWQ> delllboy: The hardware, yes.
[18:07] <ikonia> delllboy: speak to place you bought it from
[18:07] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: you don't know that
[18:07] <ikonia> delllboy: ask the place you bought it from
[18:07] <delllboy> well its a dell if that helps
[18:07] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: There was one company that claimed it wasn't supported, and it made such a huge flap about two years ago that they backed down.
[18:07] <ikonia> delllboy: ask dell and the support plan
[18:07] <th1> whats the easiest way to add an mp3 as soundtrack to a mp4 file?
[18:07] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: So if it does void the warranty, an awful lot of people would LOVE to know.
[18:07] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: that means nothing, asking HIS place of purchase is the only way
[18:08] <neodragon> Ben64: when I type in the command you gave me on the laptop it lists all the shares, the server host name and the workgroup correctly, so why can't I access them normally?
[18:08] <Ben64> neodragon: and you're just putting smb://[ip] in nautilus?
[18:08] <delllboy> ah i bought from pc world  UK
[18:08] <Ben64> and it's not working?
[18:08] <ikonia> delllboy: speak tot PC world UK then
[18:08] <neodragon> Ben64: yes
[18:08] <agoole> I am having some burning issues, can someone help me troubleshoot and point me in the right direction?
[18:08] <merma> anyone knows if libglade-java is available for ubuntu 64 bit somewhere?
[18:08] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected". Could anyone tell me what to do?
[18:08] <kaddi> how do I set trash:/ to the correct address for the deleted files? I get "unknown adress" when I type "trash:/" into the address bar
[18:08] <KB1JWQ> delllboy: http://www.linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/2007091203826NWHWLL
[18:09] <peppo> my xf86audioraise/lowervolume keys have stopped having any effect. they show notification but do not affect volume and nothing is changing in alsamixer/gnome mixer. pulseaudio 0.9.14, jaunty...gnome-settings-daemon shows up as a Client in "paman" when using xf86audioraisevolume key, but doesn't affect audio..
[18:09] <Ben64> kaddi: try trash://
[18:09] <ikonia> delllboy: ignore that link and get confirmation off PC world UK
[18:09] <chazco> delllboy - I've taken stuff back under the warranty at PC world before with Ubuntu on it, they wiped it off but didnt say anything. Still best to check though, could be a one off...
[18:09] <nestor> hi
[18:09] <kaddi> Ben64 thanks, that works
[18:10] <pelmen> ok continuation on webcam fps, it is fast in cheese but slow in all other software...
[18:10] <delllboy> wiped it off? they cant just wipe your operating system off can they?
[18:10] <ikonia> delllboy: this is nothing to do with ubuntu any more - speak to PC world
[18:10] <delllboy> ok well im just asking that guy about his happening...
[18:10] <delllboy> chazco
[18:10] <KB1JWQ> delllboy: Take it to PM
[18:10] <ikonia> delllboy: it's offtopic for this channel - speak to PC World
[18:11] <delllboy> uhh
[18:11] <chazco> delllboy - They asked first :D Only way to be sure though is to ask them
[18:11] <Ben64> lol, obama guy got klined
[18:12] <delllboy> oh right
[18:12] <acu> how can I erase the content in /tmp
[18:12] <chazco> delllboy - They asked first :D Only way to be sure though is to ask them. Cant say any more than that i'm afraid.
[18:12] <boss_mc> acu: reboot
[18:12] <ikonia> acu: sudo rm -rf /tmp/*
[18:13] <zelrikriando> I am back
[18:14] <zelrikriando> maco: it doesnt work
[18:14] <pblchai> hello, i recently joined launchpad, but what kind of skill i need to be a good bugfixer?
[18:14] <agoole> what package manager should I be using? for kde front-end
[18:14] <cpach> hi folks. does anybody know which version of x.org is provided by the package xserver-xorg-core in jaunty?
[18:14] <enjalot> how can i change the behavior of modifier keys + mouse click? like ctrl+left click
[18:15] <lstarnes> cpach: I think it's 1.6
[18:15] <zelrikriando> I put the command /home/zelrikriando/Desktop/GmoteServer/GmoteServerLinux2.0.0/GmoteServer.sh in my startup program list but it wont work
[18:15] <lstarnes> cpach: 7.4.5 is the version of xserver-xorg
[18:15] <zelrikriando> any idea why is that?
[18:16] <lstarnes> zelrikriando: you might need to set the executable bit for it and make sure that it has #!/bin.sh at the top of it
[18:16] <hbekel> lstarnes: #!/bin/sh
[18:16] <lstarnes> hbekel: oops, right
[18:17] <hbekel> lstarnes, zelrikriando: unless it already has #!/bin/bash, in that case don't change it
[18:17] <zelrikriando> lstarnes: at the top of the sh file I guess?
[18:17] <lstarnes> zelrikriando: yes
[18:17] <delllboy> ok so i read that i dont need antivirus on linux but do i need like firewalls or anything else?
[18:17] <lstarnes> delllboy: a firewall might be a good idea
[18:17] <hbekel> delllboy: depends on how you're connected
[18:17] <lstarnes> delllboy: ufw and iptables are installed by default
[18:18] <delllboy> wireless to a router which has a hardware firewall im sure
[18:18] <lstarnes> delllboy: there are graphical frontends for them such as gufw and firestarter
[18:18] <ikonia> delllboy: depends on your personal needs, think about how you use your system and work out what protection levels/tools you need
[18:18] <zelrikriando> lstarnes: what about the executable bit?
[18:18] <apt-give> I'm looking for the terminal command to allow unsupported packages to be installed with apt-get
[18:18] <lstarnes> zelrikriando: chmod +x /home/zelrikriando/Desktop/GmoteServer/GmoteServerLinux2.0.0/GmoteServer.sh
[18:18] <ikonia> apt-give: define unsupported ?
[18:18] <zelrikriando> lstarnes: lstarnes it's already rwx all the way
[18:18] <cpach> lstarnes: is that a stable x.org release?
[18:19] <lstarnes> cpach: yes
[18:19] <zelrikriando> ok let s try again
[18:19] <delllboy> ikonia i no more about the physics behind leaving our orbit than ubuntu/linux please dont ask me to think about my protection needs i just wanna know how things work with firewalls
[18:19] <Dacvak> Hey, how can I change my VirtualBox resolution to 1366x768?
[18:19] <diddy> What are the planned major changes for the next Ubuntu release?
[18:19] <ikonia> delllboy: then this is not the correct channel, this channel is for ubuntu support, not networking/firewall lessons
[18:20] <apt-give> ikonia: not officially for ubuntu, or something like that
[18:20] <ikonia> apt-give: apt will go to whatever repo's you tell it to, dpkg (apt is the front end) can be used to install files outside of repo's
[18:20] <syntac> hi, my server is able to ping my router but it won't ping 'google.com'.  my /etc/resolv.conf is setup and ifconfig looks valid.
[18:20] <syntac> what else could i test?
[18:20] <delllboy> well when i joined this channel i asked if there was a knowledgeable person to answer all my random dumb questions
[18:20] <delllboy> but i was asked to write them here because someone will know here
[18:21] <ikonia> delllboy: sorry - this channel is for ubuntu support only
[18:21] <ikonia> delllboy: there are other channels on freenode for your specific topics
[18:21] <delllboy> geez
[18:21] <ikonia> syntac: check the servers listed in /etc/resolv.conf
[18:21] <delllboy> this was a waste of time coming here
[18:21] <ikonia> syntac: can you reach them on port 53 ?
[18:21] <Dacvak> Hey, how can I change my VirtualBox resolution to 1366x768?
[18:21] <syntac> ikonia: i copied them directly from my working laptop. let me test the port 53 deal
[18:22] <ikonia> syntac: always a good test (also use nslookup or dig to verify)
[18:22] <KB1JWQ> delllboy: /msg alis list *topic* to fin a more suitable channel
[18:22] <cpach> lstarnes: the weird thing is, i can't seem to find a corresponding source release on ftp.x.org. the xorg-server package there for X11R7.4 has the version number 1.5.1
[18:22] <Ben64> syntac: where is your server, what router, ubuntu server?, static ip?, dynamic?
[18:22] <syntac> ikonia: i tried dig earlier and it doesn't resolve either
[18:22] <gsedej> Hello. I need help with Jack audio in Ubuntu (9.04)
[18:22] <syntac> Ben64: static. dynamic (dhcp) works
[18:22] <ikonia> syntac: first thing then - use nslookup server $ip_from_resolv.conf and then lookgup google.com
[18:22] <Ben64> syntac: ping 4.2.2.2?
[18:23] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected". Could anyone tell me what to do?
[18:23] <mcmlxxi> how to send a message to a logged on user?
[18:23] <agoole> I have a matushita DVD drive and I cannot burn anything, can someone help ?
[18:23] <syntac> Ben64: pinging 4.2.2.2 'network is unreachable'
[18:23] <Dacvak> Does anyone here run VirtualBox?
[18:23] <ikonia> Ben64: where did you get 4.2.2.2 from ?
[18:24] <grawity> Dacvak: Some do. What is your real question?
[18:24] <apt-give> ikonia, i'm trying to install fslint with apt-get but it can't find it.  i know it's in the repos, because i've installed it with synaptic before, but it's not showing up in my searches this time.  this is a new install
[18:24] <Ben64> ikonia: it's a very well known awesome, fast dns server
[18:24] <Dacvak> How can I change my VirtualBox resolution to 1366x768?
[18:24] <Ben64> 64 bytes from 4.2.2.2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=247 time=11.7 ms
[18:24] <ikonia> Ben64: but pinging an external ip address does not check his dns settings ?
[18:24] <Ben64> well it checks connection
[18:24] <Ben64> which seems to be down
[18:24] <gsedej> Dacvak: What do you need?
[18:24] <grawity> gsedej: <Dacvak?> How can I change my VirtualBox resolution to 1366x768?
[18:24] <ikonia> Ben64: very true
[18:25] <ikonia> apt-give: what version of ubuntu  ?
[18:25] <apt-give> Dacvak: #vbox
[18:25] <Dacvak> Thanks
[18:25] <Ben64> syntac: try setting a static ip on it
[18:25] <apt-give> ikonia: 8.04
[18:25] <ikonia> syntac: no - don't
[18:25] <ikonia> syntac: forcing an static IP can cause more problems
[18:25] <syntac> Ben64: i am trying to do static. the dynamic ip assignment does work
[18:25] <gsedej> Does someone uses Jack audio here?
[18:25] <syntac> ikonia: i think that is my issue. dhcp works but static doesn't. i would like static though
[18:25] <Ben64> i'm on a static ip right now, works fine : /
[18:26] <ikonia> Ben64: ooh, I didn't realise you knew what his hardware was, and how it worked, sorry
[18:26] <neodragon> Ben64: I figured it out on my own, all I had to do was open terminal and type smbmount //server-ip/share-name /mount-point-on-laptop  and then it prompts for my password, and after entering my password I now have full access to my samba shares on my laptop, eurika!!
[18:26] <kucus> witam
[18:26] <ikonia> syntac: assigning a static IP out of a reserved pool on a lot of home routers will cause a lot of problems
[18:26] <Ben64> ikonia: i don't really, but static ips never hurt anyone
[18:26] <kucus> co tam słychac u was?
[18:26] <ikonia> Ben64: yes they do
[18:26] <ikonia> Ben64: a lot of home routers don't like it, or won't allow machines on they don't have a lease for
[18:26] <Ben64> neodragon: cool, gj
[18:27] <syntac> ikonia: it isn't out of the reserved ones. it is 192.168.1.2.  i've had it work before but i am guessing my conf is wrong. i can't figure out where it is though (the problem)
[18:27] <agoole> how do I gather information on my DVD drive from dmesg
[18:27] <Ben64> syntac: what router?
[18:27] <syntac> Ben64: linksys
[18:27] <ikonia> syntac: then if it's not in the reserved pool, you may be on the wrong network
[18:27] <KB1JWQ> agoole: What information?
[18:27] <ikonia> syntac: why do you want a static IP ?
[18:27] <zelrikriando> I am back
[18:27] <zelrikriando> still not work
[18:27] <ikonia> syntac: what is the address in your /etc/resolv.conf
[18:27] <zelrikriando> ing
[18:27] <syntac> ikonia: i'm using it as a server on my network. i don't want random ip assignments on it
[18:27] <agoole> KB1JWQ: anything my system registers from the dvd drive basically, I can't burn anything, so I'm trying to troubleshoot,
[18:28] <agoole> KB1JWQ: though i'll be honest, I dont really know where to start
[18:28] <syntac> i'm assinging 192.168.1.2 to it
[18:28] <afed> @_@
[18:28] <Ben64> router ip is 192.168.1.1?
[18:28] <neodragon> Ben64: Now all I have to do is write a bash script for mounting all my shares at once for when I am connected to my wireless.
[18:28] <ikonia> syntac: what is the address range your router has
[18:28] <syntac> ikonia: i can ssh to the box from other computers in my network
[18:28] <KB1JWQ> agoole: I don't think dmesg would necessarily be the FIRST choice, but it's not a bad one.  What's the error behavior?
[18:28] <syntac> i just can't go outside the network
[18:28] <syntac> ikonia: 192.168.1.1
[18:28] <ikonia> syntac: yes, of course you can, your router is possibley blocking you because you've taken an address out of the address pool
[18:28] <KB1JWQ> syntac: Sure the default gateway is correct?
[18:29] <ikonia> syntac: that's not an address pool - that's a single address
[18:29] <ikonia> syntac: your router probably has at least 192.168.1.0/24
[18:29] <syntac> ikonia: i'm almost positive the adress pool is 192.168.1.100+
[18:29] <Ben64> ikonia: linksys usually gives out starting at 100
[18:29] <Ben64> yeah what he said
[18:29] <ikonia> syntac: so it starts at 100
[18:29] <agoole> KB1JWQ: growisofs simply craps out with a IO error in k3b, can't burn anything
[18:29] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: Yeah, they have the /24, with 100 and up allocated for static assignment.
[18:29] <opensaurus> hey guys I have an issue I havent been able to sort out via searching as of yet. ipod continually get i/o error when installing files. this has been a well documented bug but im not seeing any solutions. apparently its the usb2.0 controller. any way I can make it think its usb1.1 just for my ipod?
[18:29] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: Ben64 ta
[18:29] <Ben64> syntac: make sure default gateway is correct, as KB1JWQ said
[18:29] <agoole> KB1JWQ: want a paste of the full error code ?
[18:30] <KB1JWQ> agoole: Can you read from the drive?
[18:30] <KB1JWQ> agoole: That'd help.
[18:30] <neodragon> catch ya later all :)
[18:31] <KB1JWQ> I've never seen an off the shelf Linksys deny outbound connections to the outside world because you've statically assigned an IP, even if that IP is within its dhcp scope.
[18:31] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: I've seen a few devices do it
[18:31] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: Consumer grade?
[18:31] <adasz> hi how can i compile source code
[18:31] <Ben64> i have two linksys's here, but they have dd-wrt on em
[18:31] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: dissapointingly yes
[18:31] <ikonia> !compile > adasz
[18:32] <agoole> KB1JWQ: http://paste.ubuntu.com/254133/
[18:32] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: Ouch.  That's kind of asking to get hurt. :)
[18:32] <steven_> quit
[18:33] <kane77> hi, anyone is using c++ with wxWidgets in ubuntu? I installed libwxgtk2.4.1 and libwxgtk2.4-dev and wx2.4-headers, and yet gcc fails to compile and complains about wx/wx.h not found
[18:33] <KB1JWQ> agoole: Hmm.  Is growisofs really what it wants to be calling?  I'm probably not the right person to ask; I don't burn disks from within Ubuntu very often.
[18:33] <ikonia> kane77: see if it's on the system
[18:33] <Ben64> growisofs is a backend to a lot of linux burners
[18:34] <KB1JWQ> Ben64: Thanks, didn't know that.
[18:34] <przemo_one> hi
[18:34] <Ben64> back on rh9, i had to install it myself
[18:34] <Ben64> rh9 came out before dvd's existed -.-
[18:34] <agoole> Ben64: can you take a look at my error code ?
[18:34] <gsedej> What is good GUITAR EFFECTS program for Ubuntu?
[18:35] <ikonia> gsedej: there really isn't
[18:35] <kane77> ikonia, yes, it is there (in /usr/include/wx)
[18:35] <Ben64> agoole: i did, but it's hard to tell what the problem is. On first look, seems like there could be a problem with the burner itself
[18:35] <ikonia> kane77: check your include path for your build then
[18:35] <Ben64> but if you can use it on another system, then it gets more complicated
[18:35] <kane77> gsedej, rakarrack
[18:35] <agoole> Ben64: its a laptop burner, and it can read tracks, but can't seem to burn
[18:36] <dakamm> hey everyone, i was wondering if anyone was familar with linuxdc++?
[18:36] <kane77> ikonia, is there a command to update default include path after adding header files?
[18:36] <ikonia> kane77: it's normally set at compile time or in the makefile -I
[18:37] <CoRnJuLiOx> when you're at a terminal, inside /home/username/foo/bar, and you want to move from /bar to /foo (i.e one dir up) without having to type the whole path in, whats the command?
[18:37] <Ben64> CoRnJuLiOx: cd ..
[18:37] <CoRnJuLiOx> Ben64: thanks
[18:38] <Ffunk> exit
[18:39] <grawity> CoRnJuLiOx: also remember: .. means "the parent folder" everywhere -- not just in cd.
[18:39] <CoRnJuLiOx> grawity: thanks
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[18:39] <hbekel> kane77: try inserting the output of wx-config --cppflags --libs into your g++ commandline
[18:39] <opensaurus> hey guys I have an issue I havent been able to sort out via searching as of yet. ipod continually get i/o error when installing files. this has been a well documented bug but im not seeing any solutions. apparently its the usb2.0 controller. any way I can make it think its usb1.1 just for my ipod? I'm an ubuntu only guy and would hate to have to install some crappy m$ product to get my ipod working
[18:39] <kaczyn> Hi :)
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> opensaurus; could not use a crappy ipod instead ;)
[18:40] <hbekel> kane77: as in g++ -o myprog $(wx-config --cppflags --libs) myprog.cpp
[18:40] <vasile> I want to install libxcb1-dev but I get brocken package error (http://paste.ubuntu.com/254134/). everything installed packages is up to date. how can I overcome this problem?
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> opensaurus: you could rmmod the usb modules then re-modprobe with some options to make it usb 1.1
[18:41] <Promille> Hey. I havent found any programs that can tell you what bitrate a song is(.mp3) is there a simple way in ubuntu ?
[18:41] <opensaurus> ActionParsnip,  too late for that. its an ipod photo from like 6 years ago i got from my sister
[18:42] <opensaurus> ActionParsnip,  well cool at least i know its possible then
[18:42] <adasz> the source that i want to compile have no configure
[18:42] <Mraedis> Hey guys, I want to remove Ubuntu from my laptop, but it's a dual boot with Vista and GRUB is the bootloader. The Ubuntu is installed on a ReiserFS5 partition, how do I go about this?
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> promille: i think if you run: apt-cache search mp3 | grep -i tag then one of the tag apps may be able to tell you
[18:42] <Promille> ActionParsnip: thanks
[18:42] <un|matrix> how do i automatically downgrade every package after removing the repository where they were installed from?
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> opensaurus: should be. not done it myself. i dont use usb for external storage
[18:43] <guntbert> adasz: what are you trying to compile?
[18:43] <Ben64> Promille: mplayer will tell you
[18:43] <kane77> hbekel, thanks
[18:44] <di||itante> un|matrix:
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> un|matrix: you would have to uninstall every package you installed from it. then temove. then install again using the remaining repos
[18:44] <di||itante> un|matrix: what did you do?
[18:44] <un|matrix> i can't do that, it wants to remove half of my system due to deps
[18:44] <Mraedis> Anyone?
[18:44] <hbekel> kane77: most packages use pkg-config instead of a dedicated *-config binary btw
[18:45] <un|matrix> di||itanite: i "updated" pulseaudio with this repository: https://launchpad.net/~themuso/+archive/ppa
[18:45] <tsrk_> how do I purge a package that i've already removed?
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> un|matrix: the sysyem isnt really designed to have bits downgraded so it can get very messy
[18:45] <phyrrus> you don't
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> tsrk_: sudo dpkg -P <package name>
[18:45] <dakamm> does anyone know anything about linucdc++?
[18:45] <kane77> hbekel, I'm starting with c++ so I don't know a lot of stuff
[18:45] <di||itante> un|matrix: have you tried uninstalling just pulsaudio
[18:46] <tsrk_> ActionParsnip, dpkg - warning: ignoring request to remove jaolt which isn't installed.
[18:46] <un|matrix> di||itante: gonna try that now
[18:47] <IdleOne> tsrk_, install the package again then purge it perhaps
[18:47] <guntbert> dakamm: I don't, what is it? and what is your problem?
[18:47] <tsrk_> IdleOne, is that really the best way?
[18:47] <IdleOne> tsrk_, don't know if it is but makes sense to me
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> tsrk_: if it doesnt show up in: dpkg -l | grep jaolt then you will need to reinstall it then run: sudo apt-get --purge remove jaolt
[18:48] <IdleOne> tsrk_, guess it is the best way yup
[18:48] <zelrikriando> I still cant run a sh file at startup :(
[18:48] <Stevethepirate> Hey, I have a socks proxy [via ssh] that I want to share via some open proxy [such as tinyproxy] anyone know how to?
[18:48] <hbekel> zelrikriando: what's the error message
[18:48] <dakamm> gun.. well when i log onto linuxdc++ it asks me to put in a address and i dont what address to put in
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> tsrk_: if there is no output with the dpkg then the old config is gone (except in $home
[18:48] <dakamm> and its a file sharing program
[18:48] <tsrk_> ActionParsnip, IdleOne, ok, i'll do that, thank you
[18:48] <dakamm> like dc++
[18:48] <zelrikriando> hbekel: there is no error message, the gmote server just wont start
[18:49] <rafaelscj> vasile, are you using the official repos? if yes, try cleaning /var/cache/apt/archives and /var/cache/apt/archives/partial. Synaptics can do it
[18:49] <hbekel> zelrikriando: checked the relevant logs?
[18:49] <un|matrix> di||itante, ActionParsnip: looks like i'm going to have to downgrade everything manually starting with packages that have no dependencies, and then moving inwards the dependency tree
[18:49] <zelrikriando> hbekel: I dont know where the logs are
[18:49] <Mraedis> *repeat* I want to remove Ubuntu from my laptop, but it's a dual boot with Vista and GRUB is the bootloader. The Ubuntu is installed on a ReiserFS5 partition, how do I go about this? (Sorry for repeat)
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> un|matrix: tread carefully
[18:50] <di||itante> un|matrix: what did apt-get tell you when you tried to remove pulsaudio
[18:50] <hbekel> zelrikriando: less /var/log/Xorg.0.log and less ~/.xsession-errors for example
[18:50] <vasile> rafaelscj, official repos, archives cleaned, i found the solution here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1220447.html
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> mraedis: delete the ubunt partition. you will need your vista cd to reinstate ntldr
[18:50] <grawity> Mraedis: I guess something like this: 1) Boot from the Windows install CD, open recovery console, use bootrec /fixmbr (to rewrite the MBR).
[18:50] <hbekel> zelrikriando: the program might provide a logfile of it's own as well
[18:50] <grawity> ActionParsnip: Vista doesn't use ntldr anymore.
[18:50] <guntbert> dakamm: I don't know dc++ either, but you know that anything that relates to any kind of piracy is not supported here, and what address you should put in your client: ask the people who manage the server/net
[18:50] <Mraedis> Aw man
[18:50] <grawity> Mraedis: 2) Confirm that you can boot Vista without going through grub.
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> mraedis: ask in ##windows for how to reinstate the windows bootloader
[18:50] <un|matrix> di||itante: well synaptic wants to remove everything that depends on those packages, so i'm assuming apt-get would want the same
[18:51] <zelrikriando> hbekel: Could not find the main class: org.gmote.server.GmoteServerUiLinux. Program will exit.
[18:51] <grawity> Mraedis: And finally 3) boot from an Ubuntu LiveCD, open partition editor, nuke the ReiserFS partition.
[18:51] <dakamm> aight, thnx for the help anyway gun
[18:51] <di||itante> un|matrix: ok, so what, what will it remove that you cant replace later
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> grawity: thats how little i know desktop windows.
[18:51] <vesayth> Has anybody managed to get flashplugin working for Chromium on Ubuntu 9.10?
[18:51] <guntbert> !karmic | vesayth
[18:51] <Mraedis> Thanks grawity and ActionParsnip, now to find a CD because it came pre-installed...
[18:52] <zelrikriando> hbekel: do you need more details?
[18:52] <hbekel> zelrikriando: so it's seems to get started, but isn't properly configured
[18:52] <grawity> Mraedis: There should be at least the "recovery" CD, then.
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> vesayth: a while back, just smbolic link to libflashplayer.so in the chromium plugin folder
[18:52] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it does start once booted
[18:52] <Mraedis> Wherever that one is, grawity ;-)
[18:52] <hbekel> zelrikriando: i have no idea what that program does, so i don't know
[18:52] <hbekel> zelrikriando: you might want to consult the docs/google the error message
[18:52] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it's a gmote server, to use my phone as a remote on my computer
[18:53] <vesayth> ActionParsnip: Yeah that stopped working in Jaunty I belive. I've copied the file as well as made the symbolic link in Karmic and it's been no go. Works great for Jaunty when copying
[18:53] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it does need java
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> vesayth: karmic is still alpha and WILL break. support is in #ubuntu+1
[18:53] <zelrikriando> hbekel: is there a way to delay a start?
[18:54] <vesayth> ActionParsnip: I know, that's not why I came here to ask the question, I came here to ask if anyone has been able to get it working
[18:54] <zelrikriando> hbekel: I was thinking that it tries to start when the computer is not ready
[18:54] <di||itante> un|matrix: hav you tried apt-get --reinstall
[18:54] <hbekel> zelrikriando: class not found implies something is wrong with your java setup
[18:54] <stillinbeta> Anyone know why my ntfs partition mounts as only view able to root? as in I must sudo su before I can cd into it.
[18:54] <zelrikriando> hbekel: or that java didnt start
[18:54] <zelrikriando> yet
[18:54] <hbekel> zelrikriando: can you start the app from a terminal
[18:55] <zelrikriando> hbekel: I can
[18:55] <guntbert> vesayth: you still should ask in #ubuntu+1
[18:55] <un|matrix> di||itante: no i just want to switch back to canonical's packages (the ones that got replaced by a 3rd party repo)
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> vesayth: it works in jaunty as it is released, karmic most likely won't as there is still development going on with it so it is incomplete and most things wont work or will act weird, just like chromium which is also beta
[18:56] <di||itante> right. so now you have those default repos in the sources, right? then try apt-get --reinstall
[18:56] <Promille> What is the easiest way to record from a headphone-mic to an mp3 file?
[18:56] <stillinbeta> Promille: Probably audacity
[18:56] <hbekel> zelrikriando: pastebin the log you found that error in, please
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> what a douche "hi my alpha web browser isnt running well in my alpha OS, can anyone think why" durrrrr
[18:56] <stillinbeta> or just gnome sound recorder.
[18:57] <di||itante> un|matrix: you might want to do a apt-get autoclean first
[18:57] <Promille> stillinbeta: how would it work with gnome sound recorder ?
[18:57] <un|matrix> di||itante: not necessary since there's nothing to clean :P
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> dl||tante: only use clean, autoclean makes the debs not be retained which may be desired
[18:57] <xdunlapx> does anybody know which package to install for an applet that reads the temperature of the cpu?
[18:58] <di||itante> that sleans the previously downloaded packages from the cache, have you done that
[18:58] <stillinbeta> Promille: actually, I just checked and it only does ogg.
[18:58] <stillinbeta> is that okay?
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> xdunlapx: lm-sensors
[18:58] <xdunlapx> ActionParsnip, I may already have that installed but let me check
[18:58] <Qu4R0w> i have serious problem..after black out,i cant see grub boot menu and it just boot to my windows..how can i fix this?
[18:59] <randal> hi i am trying to install a (old) video card driver i downloaded the Linux driver but i don't know how to install a tar.gz
[18:59] <Promille> stillinbeta: ok thanks
[18:59] <checer> i have installed UNR, and now it doesnt load gnome-panel, and is very slow, what can i do?
[18:59] <tikka> use windows
[18:59] <tikka> its really good
[18:59] <^Linux^> hello all anyone knows what the package name for xchat is?? or somthing gui based irc??
[19:00] <tikka> ^Linux^ have you tried apt-cache search ?
[19:00] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, xchat-common
[19:00] <randal> hi i am trying to install a (old) video card driver i downloaded the Linux driver but i don't know how to install a tar.gz plz help me thanks
[19:00] <kaddi> hi, what was the key-comination to send EOL to shell again?
[19:00] <Qu4R0w> ^Linux^, try konversation
[19:00] <kaddi> *combination even
[19:00] <xdunlapx> ActionParsnip, those are already installed, i want to have an applet on the dock which shows the temps. any ideas what else to install?
[19:00] <^Linux^> thx IdleOne
[19:00] <grawity> kaddi: Ctrl-D, usually.
[19:00] <un|matrix> di||itante: woah wait... that --reinstall thing just did the trick...
[19:00] <grawity> kaddi: err, nevermind. (I read that as EOF.)
[19:00] <^Linux^> ok you know how to install wireshark on xubuntu???
[19:00] <kaddi> grawity It worked fine anyways :)
[19:00] <grawity> kaddi: EOL means "End of line"? If yes, it would be the enter key.
[19:00] <zelrikriando> hbekel: http://pastebin.com/md3d5528
[19:01] <di||itante> un|matrix: ok, you should do an autoclean too to make sure the pkgs from the ppa repo are purged
[19:01] <un|matrix> di||itante: why the heck is there no automated way of cleaning after a 3rd party repo?
[19:01] <Qu4R0w> ^Linux^,  try apt-cache search packagename
[19:01] <kaddi> grawity you're psychic ;) No I meant EOF but mistyped
[19:01] <randal> hi i am trying to install a (old) video card driver i downloaded the Linux driver but i don't know how to install a tar.gz
[19:01] <stillinbeta> randal:if you open it in File Roller or something, what's inside?
[19:01] <di||itante> un|matrix: because that may clobber things you want
[19:01] <checer> i have installed UNR, and now it doesnt load gnome-panel, and is very slow, what can i do?
[19:02] <stillinbeta> is there a Makefile or a ./configure or anything?
[19:02] <^Linux^> I am running xubuntu it has minimal packages Qu4R0w
[19:02] <thiebaude> !tar
[19:02] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC that has a Printw
[19:02] <n2diy> ! UNR
[19:02] <randal> stillinbeta: its a lizux video card driver whats a file roller
[19:02] <Qu4R0w> ^Linux^, sorry then,..
[19:02] <^Linux^> becasue it does not find xchat-common
[19:02] <kaddi> grawity is there a list of this kind of shortcuts for terminal somewhere?
[19:03] <stillinbeta> randal: if you save the file to your desktop, can you just open it by double clicking?
[19:03] <Qu4R0w> i have serious problem..after black out,i cant see grub boot menu and it just boot to my windows..how can i fix this?
[19:03] <grawity> kaddi: I don't think there is. (It might be in some 'introduction to bash' -- tldp.org is a great resource)
[19:03] <randal> stillinbeta:  it will make me extract it like a zip file
[19:03] <^Linux^> IdleOne you know what to type to get package for xchat or some good gui based irc for xubuntu
[19:03] <^Linux^> it fores not find xchat-common IdleOne
[19:03] <^Linux^> doses not*
[19:03] <thiebaude> !pidgin
[19:04] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC with a printer connected to it.  The PC is connected to a wireless router.  Can I connect to the printer using my Linux laptop that is connected to the wireless router?  Is yes, how?
[19:04] <stillinbeta> randal: extarct it somewhere.
[19:04] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[19:04] <di||itante> un|matrix: the dpkg system is by far the best package management system in all of operating systems. You can do ANYTHING you desire with it as long as you know how. The tools are there.
[19:04] <^Linux^> im runing xubuntu 6.06 IdleOne
[19:04] <randal> stillinbeta:  i did now what there is a install.sh file
[19:04] <theguys101> i removed the top bar on gnome, how do i get it back? :(
[19:04] <stillinbeta> ohp.
[19:04] <^Linux^> it has minimal packages IdleOne
[19:05] <di||itante> un|matrix: its just so comprehensive that the learning curve is huge
[19:05] <stillinbeta> randal: can you click on install.sh ?
[19:05] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, why such and old version?
[19:05] <ankur> hello
[19:05] <hbekel> zelrikriando: how exactly do you start it from the terminal?
[19:05] <randal> stillinbeta:  it open terminal then closes instantly
[19:05] <^Linux^> actually its newwst one it xubuntu xfce 4.4 beta
[19:05] <theguys101> i removed the top bar on gnome, how do i get it back? :(
[19:05] <un|matrix> di||itante: i know that, i just believe it could be improved further
[19:05] <guntbert> !terminal | kaddi
[19:05] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC with a printer connected to it.  The PC is connected to a wireless router.  Can I connect to the printer using my Linux laptop that is connected to the wireless router?  Is yes, how?
[19:05] <di||itante> un|matrix: get a book called "The Debian System"
[19:05] <ankur> this is first time i started irc
[19:05] <^Linux^> actually its newwst one it xubuntu xfce 4.4 beta IdleOne
[19:05] <un|matrix> di||itante: anyway, the issue still isn't resolved entirely... i've got this lib32asound2 package that apt-get doesn't want to reinstall, saying that it cannot be downloaded (apparently it wants the one from the repo i just removed)
[19:05] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC with a printer connected to it.  The PC is connected to a wireless router.  Can I connect to the printer using my Linux laptop that is connected to the wireless router?  Is yes, how?
[19:05] <theguys101>  i removed the top bar on gnome, how do i get it back? :(
[19:05] <stillinbeta> randal: hmm. Can you go to the directory in the terminal?
[19:05] <thiebaude> !panel
[19:05] <IdleOne> !6.06
[19:06] <di||itante> theguys101: rught click on Desktop and add panel
[19:06] <zelrikriando> hbekel:  ./GmoteServer.sh
[19:06] <ankur> creat a new panel
[19:06] <zelrikriando> hbekel: once in the right directory
[19:06] <randal> stillinbeta:  im think i might need sudo thats why its closeing is that what your thinking
[19:06] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC with a printer connected to it.  The PC is connected to a wireless router.  Can I connect to the printer using my Linux laptop that is connected to the wireless router?  Is yes, how?
[19:06] <hbekel> zelrikriando: there's your problem
[19:06] <^Linux^> IdleOne: Its Xfce 4.4 beta aka xubuntu not normal ubuntu.. its the ubuntu light version
[19:06] <stillinbeta> randal: that could be it.
[19:06] <randal> ill try that 1 sec
[19:06] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, you need to enable the universe repository and then sudo apt-get update
[19:06] <guntbert> !repeat | SIM22EVD
[19:07] <zelrikriando> hbekel: what is
[19:07] <^Linux^> I already did update :) I will enable universe
[19:07] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, then you apt-cache search xchat and it will show it to you
[19:07] <henkboom> I have a problem where if I sleep to ram, then resume, my headphone plug no longer works, in that the audio still comes out the internal speakers instead of the heaphones. I'm using an x41 tablet, anyone know  what I can do about this?
[19:07] <SIM22EVD> ubottu: thanks
[19:07] <Guest61858> John[9.1_Karmic]
[19:07] <^Linux^> ok thx IdleOne I try that
[19:07] <soumendra_> How do I refresh network using command line? I mean to ask how to automate sending authentication message using wpa protocol.
[19:07] <randal> stillinbeta:  whats the command to type in terminal to start install.sh
[19:07] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, I dont remember if the package was called xchat-common back then but you will find it
[19:07] <hbekel> zelrikriando: look at the script, the program expects to be started from it's directory
[19:08] <hbekel> zelrikriando: the -classpath argument to java contains relative paths
[19:08] <di||itante> randis the executable bit set?
[19:08] <zelrikriando> hbekel: hmmm so? how to fix it
[19:08] <^Linux^> found it thx IdleOne
[19:08] <randal> stillinbeta:  randal@randal-desktop:~$ sudo -i
[19:08] <randal> [sudo] password for randal:
[19:08] <randal> root@randal-desktop:~# cd /home/randal/Desktop/dripkg
[19:08] <randal> root@randal-desktop:/home/randal/Desktop/dripkg# install.sh
[19:08] <randal> -bash: install.sh: command not found
[19:08] <randal> root@randal-desktop:/home/randal/Desktop/dripkg#
[19:08] <hbekel> zelrikriando: make the script cd to the right dir in the first line
[19:08] <di||itante> randal: is the executable bit set?
[19:08] <user101> I have built autoconf-2.63 now. How can I override system /usr/bin/autoconf with this one
[19:08] <^Linux^> evil gnome was hiding :P
[19:08] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, your welcome
[19:08] <FloodBot1> randal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:09] <soumendra_> How do I refresh network using command line? I mean to ask how to automate sending authentication message using wpa protocol. Can any one answer it please
[19:09] <zelrikriando> hbekel: I see
[19:09] <user101> I have built autoconf-2.63 now. How can I override system /usr/bin/autoconf with this one
[19:09] <John[Karmic]> Anyone have any advice on how to revert to a previous kernel or "fix x", The dpkg-reconfigure and what not i've found on google don\t seem to work. I am able to boot using an older kernel and I would like to use it. Is this possible?
[19:09] <randal> di||itante:  idk whats that
[19:09] <raddad_> Question:  using 9.04 and outside of owner, unable to use the app>add/remove - any solutions?  I have su priv and checked all the access boxes.
[19:09] <zelrikriando> hbekel: gonna try it, hopefully it will work now
[19:10] <randal> stillinbeta:  you still there
[19:10] <guntbert> soumendra_: /etc/init.d/networking restart should work
[19:10]  * ^Linux^ throws a big party for IdleOne & others who helped me with food beer & hookers
[19:10] <di||itante> randal: the file has to be executable
[19:10] <^Linux^> I bbs :)
[19:10] <di||itante> randal: do this:
[19:10] <stillinbeta> randal: sorry.
[19:10] <^Linux^> thx all 4 help
[19:10] <stillinbeta> chmod +x install.sh
[19:10] <soumendra_> guntbert:thanks. I will try it
[19:10] <stillinbeta> that allows it to be executed.
[19:10] <stillinbeta> then ./install.sh
[19:10] <di||itante> randal: from the terminal, in the dir where install.sh is, "chmod +x install.sh"
[19:11] <guntbert> soumendra_: :)
[19:11] <IdleOne> the food and beer would of been enough
[19:11] <un|matrix> di||itante: one last thing... is there a way to list all the packages that came from a specific repository?
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> stillinbeta: or you can just run: sh ./install.sh
[19:11] <Joe1> Hey there, just installed Ubuntu inside Windows and after booting, i get a message there was no free space left. df -h supports that; the ubuntu partition has only a size of about 2.3 gig. Could anyone help me to fix that? Do I have to resize the partition using gparted?! Thought that's what the installer has to do...
[19:11] <randal> di||itante: root@randal-desktop:/home/randal/Desktop/dripkg# chmod +x install.sh
[19:11] <randal> root@randal-desktop:/home/randal/Desktop/dripkg#
[19:11] <stillinbeta> ActionParsnip: really? I was not a aware. cool.
[19:11] <guntbert> un|matrix: do you have synaptic?
[19:11] <di||itante> randal: now from that dir "./install.sh"
[19:11] <un|matrix> guntbert: absolutely
[19:11] <skrite> hey all, i am using compiz-fusion but i only have 2 desktops,  i cant find in the compiz-config-manager how to add more.  i can't have a cube with only two sides .
[19:11] <di||itante> un|matrix: i dont think so
[19:12] <^Linux^> hello all I am back & gui whoot
[19:12] <kaddi> grawity thanks for the link, looks great
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> randal_dl: i don't recommend you manipulate files in your home folder, you may damage file ownerships
[19:12] <randal> di||itante:  HUGS :)
[19:12] <di||itante> but you couls ls and sort by date and try to figure out whan you dl them
[19:12] <guntbert> un|matrix: open it, on the leftside are buttons, one labeled origin
[19:12] <randal> ActionParsnip:  what do you mean
[19:13] <di||itante> randal: you have to use the "./" because that die is not in you PATH for your ENV.
[19:13] <un|matrix> guntbert: ooh that's brilliant, thanks!
[19:13] <di||itante> randal: np
[19:13] <guntbert> un|matrix: you are welcome :)
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> randal: the ownership my pass from the user to root. root in general is to be avoided
[19:13] <randal> di||itante:  The DRI drivers can not be installed without the latest kernel modules.
[19:13] <randal> Installation will be aborted. See the dri.log file for information on
[19:13] <randal> what went wrong.
[19:13] <Home> hi there - have a nVIDIA GEFORCE 6600V card and have a monitor connected to the vga direct and got a dvi to vga converter to connect the 2nd vga monitor to the dvi out port on my graphics card - is there anything i need to do to get the 2nd monitor to work for dual screen mode tried a lot
[19:14] <di||itante> randal: you need to install the kernel modules for your kernel
[19:14] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it works now
[19:14] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it s perfect
[19:14] <randal> di||itante:  whats that and how do i do that
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> home: gksudo nvidia-settings
[19:14] <Home> tried all that
[19:14] <zelrikriando> now I can use my phone whenever I want to watch movies/listen musics
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> home: click detect displays and you can configure there. try clicking it a few times
[19:15] <Home> but doent seem to detet that a 2nd monitor is connected
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | home
[19:15] <theguys101> is it possible to get the default panel?
[19:15] <theguys101> for gnome
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> !panel
[19:15] <grawity> !panelreset | theguys101
[19:15] <di||itante> I suggest you sonsult the Umuntu forums for that, you will have better
[19:15] <grawity> That should work.
[19:15] <rek_> propietary drivers for nvidia i need
[19:15] <hbekel> zelrikriando: you see. everything failed as documented :P
[19:15] <rek_> what can i install
[19:15] <di||itante> randal: success there than in IRC
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> grawity: thats the one
[19:15] <theguys101> thank you
[19:16] <rek_> fast...it's going to block
[19:16] <di||itante> randal: it is not hard
[19:16] <rek_> propietary drivers for nvidia i need
[19:16] <hbekel> zelrikriando: although the documentation was in the source...
[19:16] <grawity> ActionParsnip: /msg ubottu search panel :)
[19:16] <guntbert> !enter | rek_
[19:16] <rek_> hei
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> rek; sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[19:16] <randal> di||itante: ?? can you tell me how
[19:16] <hbekel> zelrikriando: but a really bad startup script they provided
[19:16] <mook> is there a way to get an absolute minimal install?
[19:16] <zelrikriando> hbekel: indeed
[19:16] <di||itante> randal: on my way to lunch, just do a search, its easy peasy
[19:16] <guntbert> !minimal | mook
[19:17] <mook> !minimal
[19:17] <randal> di||itante:  sorry you didnt type my name i didnt see what you said ya could you help me find the right page
[19:17]  * ActionParsnip always uses minimal cd
[19:17] <Joe1> Hey, after installing ubuntu inside win the ubuntu partition is way too small, while fdisk says the device is big enough. does anyone know some fixes? I really(!) dont wanna read all the parted-doc, due i dont have enough space to install gparted
[19:17] <grawity> mook: See the message from ubottu.  But if you want "absolute minimal", Ubuntu is probably not for you...
[19:17] <grawity> Joe1: Maybe apt-get clean will make enough space for gparted?
[19:17] <rek_> i need proprietary driver NOW foor nvidia
[19:17] <rek_> help
[19:18] <zelrikriando> hbekel: once fixed, gmote works amazingly well though
[19:18] <mook> I want kernel libs + shell
[19:18] <grawity> rek_: nvidia-glx, probably.
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> joe1: could read through   dpkg -l | less   and uninstall useless apps
[19:18] <mook> this channel is too busy
[19:18] <cfedde> rek_: system>admin>hardware drivers. maybe?
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> rek: i told you. nvidia-glx-180
[19:19] <Joe1> ActionParsnip: Actually i was looking for something like "just start wubi using $parameter" :P
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> rek: i even gave you the command
[19:19] <mitsch> hey some nfs-export-specialists in here? :D
[19:19] <rek_> no
[19:19] <mitsch> damn ^^
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> joe1: i doon't use wubi. i think its horrific
[19:19] <grawity> mitsch: Just ask your real question.
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> rek: no what?
[19:19] <grawity> mook: Ubuntu is a lot more than just kernel libs + shell. But the "minimal" CD might be something what you want.
[19:20] <grawity> ActionParsnip: Wubi is actually quite nice concept (while a little unreliable)
[19:20] <randal> di||itante:  are you looking it up i tried i couldnt find it
[19:20] <mitsch> okay i don't know how to build a nfs export using webmin and how to mount it with my dreambox
[19:20] <Joe1> ActionParsnip: Now, i do as well. ;) Thought it might was a good and easy way to install ubuntu just as fast as possible. Which kinda worked, unfortunately i now do not have the right partition sizes
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> grawity: its a nice concept but in practise its nasty and not a long term solution for anything
[19:21] <raddad> When I try and run add/remove application, it fails to open.  It runs in owner mode, not my user account with su privs  any ideas?
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> joe1: less issues if you buy a 4gb usb stick and install to that. way less heartache
[19:21] <Adremelech|Lapto> SIM22EVD, do not pm people randomly with your questions
[19:22] <Joe1> ActionParsnip: Wouldn't be a solution in my situation, but thanks anyway
[19:23] <bhaskar_> hello everybody
[19:23] <rek_> no
[19:23] <rek_> heklp
[19:23] <randal> di||itante: um did you forget about me
[19:23] <rek_> help
[19:24] <grawity> rek_: Proprietary nVidia drivers are in the 'nvidia-glx' package. Go and install.
[19:24] <helpme> can anyone till me  where i can fine the program that will put many icons in a box or fences on the desktop
[19:25] <guntbert> how can I prevent my panel applets to get mixed/moved when I change the resolution/orientation of my desktop? or: how can I restore *my* panel once its been messed up?
[19:25] <IRCuser> list
[19:26] <rek_> nvisia-glx-180?
[19:26] <randal> hi does anyone know how to install latest kernal moduals
[19:27] <guntbert> IRCuser: !list | IRCuser
[19:27] <randal> hi does anyone know how to install latest kernel modules help plz thanks
[19:27] <IRCuser> thanks
[19:27] <helpme> can anyone till me  where i can fine the program that will put many icons in a box or fences on the desktop.
[19:27] <IRCuser> !list
[19:27] <ftab> how to disable the keyring password for evloution
[19:27] <ftab> every time I start that it asks me for a password.
[19:27] <Dacvak> Hey guys, what's the easiest way to set up a dual boot without having to reformat Ubuntu? I'
[19:28] <Dacvak> I'd like to install Windows XP
[19:28] <crank> Hello, is there any possibility to show covers in conky?
[19:28] <IdleOne> Dacvak, get your Windows CD pop it in and reboot
[19:28] <dee> hello. How can I change the resolution of my monitor without using system -> settings?
[19:28] <IdleOne> !dualboot | Dacvak
[19:28] <Dacvak> It's that easy? Will GRUB take care of it?
[19:28] <jonah1980> hey guys, is there any iso out there of jaunty that has the koala karmic backports included? like a remaster of a live cd. it's just my netbook doesn't have any wifi or ethernet with standard ubuntu, so i need the backports to be installed from the start as i can't download them afterward... and alpha 3 of 9.10 works but is still a bit unfinished for my liking... could anyone do a me a livecd?
[19:28] <randal> hi does anyone know how to install latest kernel modules help plz thanks
[19:29] <jonah1980> i prefer kubuntu if anyone knows anywhere you can download respins such as fedora do?
[19:29] <th0r> randal: the kernel modules have to match the installed kernel...they come as a package
[19:29] <dedje> всем прет
[19:29] <guntbert> !ru | dedje
[19:30] <randal> th0r:  im trying to install a video card driver and i get this error i need the latest kernal modules what should i do
[19:30] <helpme> is there a docking fence for the desktop if so were can i fine it
[19:30] <majnoon> any one have GOOD urls on how to improve internet connection ??
[19:30] <th0r> randal: have you updated the kernel to the latest in the repos?
[19:30] <helper> hey can u remember me of ldd , need to check the libararies for squid3! ldd 'squid3' ? didn't work :(
[19:30] <randal> th0r:  how do i do that
[19:31] <IdleOne> randal, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:32] <Dacvak> IdleOne: I'm stuck at step two in "Installing Windows After Ubuntu" It says "backup the boot sector. eg ..." then some code or something. I'm not sure what to do with it.
[19:32] <ninjaslim> how can i enabled colored directory outpt in terminal?
[19:32] <helper> ok it work
[19:32] <th0r> randal: open synaptic, click on Reload, then look for the linux-image and see if you have the latest installed
[19:33] <th0r> randal: where did you get the video driver...from synaptic?
[19:33] <randal> th0r:  i got it from the intell website it is a tar.gz
[19:33] <randal> th0r:  how do i look for the linux image
[19:33] <IdleOne> Dacvak, I have never installed windows after ubuntu, I know of the link but never used it
[19:33] <stoner> hey get this irc works but websites don't load how's this?
[19:34] <Dacvak> Anyone in here able to help in installing Windows after Ubuntu?
[19:34] <th0r> randal: that is the name to look for 'linux-image'. The list is in alphabetical order
[19:34] <th0r> randal: is the driver a source code file that you have to compile?
[19:34] <skrite> hey all, how do i get more virtual desktops in compiz?
[19:34] <stoner> you can install windows 7 after linux
[19:34] <guntbert> randal: for what (old) card do you need a proprietary driver?
[19:35] <Crash2108> Is there a way so that Bittorrent doesn't slow down the networking for the whole machine?  Like can it yield to all other traffic?
[19:35] <IdleOne> Dacvak, what exactly are you stuck with on that step?
[19:35] <Sp0tter> I just did apt-get install kubuntu-desktop   over a regular ubuntu desktop install,  but now when I try and login it doesn't recognize my pw.  How do i make the new window manager recognize my accounts?
[19:35] <randal> its very old um its a
[19:35] <randal> Intel® 82865G Graphics and Memory Controller
[19:35] <randal> th0r:  its very old um its a
[19:35] <randal>  Intel® 82865G Graphics and Memory Controller
[19:35] <Dacvak> I don't really understand how/where I'm backing up the boot sector.
[19:35] <stoner> crash, try limit your upload speed
[19:35] <randal> th0r:  do you know how i should install it
[19:36] <vlt> Dacvak: You can either re-install grub after installing an OS that overrides your MBR or just sace that MBR somewhere and restore it afterwards
[19:36] <Crash2108> Why upload?
[19:36] <IdleOne> Dacvak, step 2 wants you to run this command dd if=/dev/hda of=/mbr.bin bs=512 count=1 in a terminal
[19:36] <Dacvak> I tried that. Didn't work.
[19:36] <guntbert> Crash2108: have you seen http://www.bittorrent.com/FAQ.html ?
[19:36] <randal> th0r:  how do i install a property driver
[19:36] <th0r> randal: have no idea...but if it is a tar.gz file I would suspect it is source code and needs to be compiled first
[19:36] <__8472> hi, is here somebody skilled with pure-ftpd and the UMASK directive? i simply can't understand it. i always try to compare it to the CHMOD directive, but it doesn't pass, it ain't similar. and i dunno what number what means. can somebody explain me? thx.
[19:36] <Crash2108> Yes..
[19:37] <star3am> hallo (wave)
[19:37] <IdleOne> Dacvak, how did it not work?
[19:37] <stoner> crash, because you upload speed is set alot slower than your download speed at your isp
[19:37] <randal> th0r:  i know i got it to start installing but then i got an error need latest kernal modules
[19:37] <Dacvak> couldn't find the directory, I guess.
[19:37] <star3am> anyone got some 2secs to help with libapache2-mod-auth-mysql
[19:37] <jonah1980> hello anyone?
[19:37] <Dacvak> ./dev/hda: No such file or directory
[19:37] <bmwracer0> hi jonah1980
[19:37] <vlt> Crash2108: You could use traffic shaping with queuing priorities set by iproute'S tc command.
[19:37] <Guest68740> hello
[19:37] <Crash2108> Well I know that but how does that affect how well a youtube video comes in?
[19:38] <__8472> hi, is here somebody skilled with pure-ftpd and the UMASK directive? i simply can't understand it. i always try to compare it to the CHMOD directive, but it doesn't pass, it ain't similar. and i dunno what number what means. can somebody explain me? thx.
[19:38] <bmwracer0> Dacvak: no . in front
[19:38] <LordSadic> where is the spanish server of xchat?
[19:38] <star3am> @__8472 yup
[19:38] <geirha> __8472: It's sort of the opposite. umask 022 means files will be created without write permissions for group and other
[19:38] <th0r> __8472: the umask is the binary complement of the chmod. For chmod 755 you would use umask 022
[19:38] <vlt> !es | LordSadic
[19:38] <Dacvak> I didn't put a dot in front.
[19:38] <LordSadic> gracias...
[19:38] <stoner> crash, because your machine has still to send request to youtube
[19:38] <randal> th0r: http://pastebin.ca/1531692
[19:38] <Dacvak> I just put it there so I could paste it in IRC
[19:38] <Dacvak> lol
[19:39] <bmwracer0> o
[19:39] <bmwracer0> lol
[19:39] <IdleOne> Dacvak, maybe it's /dev/hd0 I might be completely wrong here
[19:39] <randal> th0r: did you look at it
[19:39] <Dacvak> Is it even possible to create a new partition after I've already used my entire hard drive on Ubuntu?
[19:40] <guntbert> randal: I believe you don't need the driver from intel, see http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7722577 and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[19:40] <hcook> howdy
[19:40] <Crash2108> Basically, I want it to download at full speed when it can.  But when any other traffic exists, like that youtube video, the torrent should slow down to make room for that.
[19:40] <randal> guntbert: how do i get the driver working then
[19:40] <__8472> geirha: i've thought so that it's some opposite, but most times it didn't passed into it :( but thanks for the explanation, i'll just have to learn to think in this opposite way. thx
[19:40] <hcook> is it normal for source packages to install under /root /
[19:40] <__8472> th0r: thx
[19:40] <th0r> randal: that driver is five years old...I doubt it will work with the present kernels
[19:40] <cumulus007> In which package is the "Add/Remove..." program kept?
[19:40] <vlt> Dacvak: It's very inlikely to be /dev/hda in ubuntu, they changed everything to /dev/sda
[19:40] <snd_> in ubuntu grub cmd line. how would i add clocksource=hpet to kernel /boot/ubnkern --clocksource=hpet?
[19:41] <randal> th0r:  oh :'(
[19:41] <snd_> or just /boot/unnkern clocksource=hpet
[19:41] <vlt> snd_: I think w/o "--"
[19:41] <th1> I'm now a movie director thanks to that app "StopMotion".. even though its buggy :)
[19:41] <geirha> __8472: Well. With 022, files will be created with mode 644, and directories with 755. the execute permission isn't used on files by default (most files aren't executable, and should be specifically set executable if needed)
[19:41] <Dacvak> Is it possible to create a new blank partition (for the installation of dual boot Windows) when Ubuntu has already taken up my whole hard drive?
[19:41] <randal> guntbert:  what should i do :)
[19:41] <Dacvak> Like, can I reduce the size of the Ubuntu partition?
[19:41] <guntbert> randal: it seems you can use the intel 2.4 driver from the repos, see the links I sent you
[19:41] <snd_> vit: thx.
[19:42] <vlt> Dacvak: Yes, should be possible
[19:42] <Dacvak> vlt, any idea how?
[19:42] <randal> guntbert:  you didnt send me any links
[19:42] <__8472> geirha: thx
[19:42] <jonah1980> hi does anyone know of an ubuntu jaunty respin with backports included??
[19:42] <randal> guntbert: nvm i missed it
[19:42] <vlt> Dacvak: Can you paste your /etc/fstab somewhere?
[19:42] <guntbert> randal: :)
[19:42] <freedomsystem> guten tag
[19:42] <snd_> anyone know how to fix "Clocksource tsc unstable" ??
[19:43] <vlt> Dacvak: And the output of the command `fdisk -l`?
[19:43] <guntbert> !de | freedomsystem
[19:43] <vlt> Dacvak: You need admin rights for the fdisk command
[19:43] <freedomsystem> dank you
[19:44] <sutv> hi
[19:44] <sutv> :)
[19:44] <Dacvak> vlt: http://pastebin.com/m23daa701
[19:44] <guntbert> star3am: ask in #httpd :-)
[19:45] <randal> guntbert: im a newby kinda so idk what i should do should i follow the second link you have there
[19:45] <sutv> why ?
[19:46] <sidewalk> hey, I have a nVidia Corporation NVCrush11 [GeForce2 MX Integrated Graphics] (rev b1), what driver should I use for this card in Ubuntu?
[19:47] <vlt> Dacvak: I'd reccomend the to use the tool gparted for shrinking the size of the file system on /dev/sda and then sda itself. Maybe you have to reboot afterwards to male your kernel re-read the partition table.
[19:47] <guntbert> randal: please read it, I have no intel card myself, I wanted to save you from compiling the driver when intel made things "strange"
[19:47] <Dacvak> vlt: I'm in gparted right now. I've been trying to figure out how to do that.
[19:47] <guntbert> vlt: Dacvak will have to do this from live CD
[19:47] <stoner> crash, i know what you mean, like make bittorrent low priority, i just find that makes a big difference in the time it takes to load webpages.
[19:48] <Dacvak> So I can only mess around in gparted from a LiveCD?
[19:48] <vlt> guntbert: Really?
[19:49] <grawity> Dacvak: gparted works from the installed system as long as you are not editing the root partition (/)
[19:49] <blazeeboy> very big problem: my ubu
[19:49]  * vlt thought 2.6.28 should be able to perform an online shrinking too
[19:49] <IdleOne> Dacvak, in your case yes. to partition the drive you need to unmount it and you cant unmount it if your using it
[19:50] <Dacvak> Ok. Quick question: I have 64-bit installed but only a 32-bit LiveCD. Does that make a difference?
[19:50] <vlt> Dacvak: No problem
[19:50] <blazeeboy> ery big problem: i'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 but in the partitioning page it doesn't show my IDE 160GB WD HDD what should i do please help
[19:50] <Dacvak> Alright. I'll be back once I'm in LiveCD mode.
[19:51] <AceKing> Can someone help me to setup a remote desktop so that I can access my computer when I'm away? I'm running Ubuntu 9.04
[19:51] <guntbert> vlt: resizing a mounted partition won't work
[19:51] <vlt> Hello. I have a nightly cronjob that sometimes isn't finished. Any idea why? Is there a timeout set in Ubuntu for cronjobs?
[19:52] <vlt> guntbert: I've done that several times (or was it enlaarging only?)
[19:52] <pdtpatrick_> whats the best way to create a customized ubuntu image that you have already configured, so you can clone to another drive? almost like a pxe server. I've tried dd and remastersys
[19:53] <pdtpatrick_> both get stuck half way
[19:53] <blazeeboy> Help
[19:53] <Dacvak> I'm back. (On a different computer) booting into LiveCD mode now.
[19:54] <Gnea> blazeeboy: it's probably not being detected
[19:54] <guntbert> vlt: resizing a partition involves messing with the file system - *should* only be done when the file system is not mounted, empty partitions and "foreign" ones are ok
[19:54] <bmwracer0> whats the best way to configure a wm like dwm or awesome to span multiple monitors
[19:54] <guntbert> !automate | pdtpatrick_
[19:55] <iofafo> what's the best way to watch a SSH user in real-time and how do you do it ?
[19:55] <Dacvak> Can I log into my normal account on a Live CD?
[19:55] <Gnea> !install
[19:55] <iofafo> anyone?
[19:55] <iofafo> seems easy
[19:55] <emmy> iofafo: what do you mean by 'watch' them?
[19:55] <iofafo> I want to watch what they're typing/doing in real-time
[19:55] <iofafo> on the prompt
[19:55] <kelty> hi
[19:55] <LordMetroid> If one has purchases a SSD, would it be preferable to have the swap on it?
[19:55] <guntbert> Dacvak: don't, you would have to mount the file system and you want to avoid that
[19:55] <iofafo> I've done it before
[19:56] <Dacvak> Is there a way for me to log into my normal account on a LiveCD? Instead of using User ubuntu?
[19:56] <emmy> iofafo -- maybe if you both log into the same screen session.
[19:56] <iofafo> right
[19:56] <iofafo> whowatch works
[19:56] <Dacvak> guntbert, Ok, thank.
[19:56] <grawity> Dacvak: No, the LiveCD uses its own virtual filesystem.
[19:56] <iofafo> but I'd like something better
[19:56] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:56] <AceKing> Does anyone know where I can get information on accessing my computer using remote desktop? Nothing I'm finding seems to fit what I want to do.
[19:56] <pdtpatrick_> thanks bot that was pretty useful
[19:56] <mcmlxxi> !rdp | AceKing
[19:56] <user101> I have built autoconf-2.63 now. How can I override system /usr/bin/autoconf with this one
[19:56] <pblchai> hello i got ubuntu9.04 jaunty and i hate when the pidgin create a black windows to show me who is online or who talk me, how to put off this info box?
[19:56] <sebsebseb> !thanks |   pdtpatrick_
[19:57] <mcmlxxi> !remote desktop | AceKing
[19:57] <sebsebseb> pblchai: it's a plugin   tools  >  plugins and disable it
[19:57] <rek_> no propietary driver are in use in this system !!!!!! help!!!!!!!
[19:57] <blazeeboy> very big problem: i'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 but in the partitioning page it doesn't show my IDE 160GB WD HDD what should i do please help
[19:57] <guntbert> AceKing: if you computer is at home it will be behind a router probably, so you have to configure your access over the router
[19:57] <pblchai> thanks
[19:57] <sebsebseb> pblchai: np
[19:57] <Dacvak> AceKing: What exactly are you trying to do with remote desktop? Access Windows from Ubuntu?
[19:58] <sebsebseb> rek_: which card you got?
[19:58] <rek_> nvidia
[19:58] <AceKing> Dacvak: I would like to access my desktop when I am away from home
[19:58] <blazeeboy> I CAN"T INSTALL UBUNTU
[19:58] <sebsebseb> rek_: was there one available under  system > administration > hardware drivers ?
[19:58] <Dacvak> Is your desktop a Windows machine or Ubuntu?
[19:58] <sebsebseb> !caps |  blazeeboy
[19:58] <rek_>  nVidia Corporation NV15 [GeForce2 GTS/Pro] (rev a3)
[19:58] <sebsebseb> !details |  blazeeboy
[19:58] <rek_> no nooo
[19:58] <rek_> nothing
[19:59] <rek_> i'll try to reboot
[19:59] <blazeeboy> very big problem: i'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 but in the partitioning page it doesn't show my IDE 160GB WD HDD what should i do please help
[19:59] <rek_> try to up to 9.04
[19:59] <sebsebseb> rek_:  which version are you on?
[19:59] <rek_> i hope the screen will not stop
[19:59] <bmwracer0> anyone here use dwm or awesomewm, etc
[19:59] <rek_> 8.10
[19:59] <Dacvak> grawity: I'm in my LiveCD now. How exactly do I go about unmounting my main bootable partition from here and shrink it?
[19:59] <sebsebseb> rek_: upgrading to 9.04  may not just fix it
[20:00] <sebsebseb> rek_: same thing for the re boot
[20:00] <rek_> i know
[20:00] <rek_> ah
[20:00] <rek_> strange
[20:00] <vlt> Dacvak: Souldn't be mounted now
[20:00] <AceKing> guntbert: my PC is running through a router, but what ports get forwarded? I tried forwarding a couple of different ports that I found online, but none worked
[20:00] <rek_> i need glx-legacy
[20:00] <sebsebseb> rek_: ah ha
[20:00] <iofafo> what's the best way to watch a SSH user in real-time and how do you do it ?  Like a better `whowatch` .. I'm pretty sure this exists.
[20:00] <blazeeboy> nobody can help? :'(
[20:00] <Dacvak> AceKing: Are you trying to access a Windows machine or Ubuntu?
[20:01] <sebsebseb> rek_:   probably no problem with  8.04.3
[20:01] <rek_> ?
[20:01] <AceKing> Dacvak: Both machines are running Ubuntu
[20:01] <guntbert> AceKing: that must be configured on your router, look there for something like DMZ or so
[20:01] <Dacvak> AceKing: Sorry then, I'm not sure how to do that. =(
[20:01] <moegreen> so i think imgburn is the best for windows but i just got ubuntu...what is the suggestion for that?
[20:01] <sebsebseb> rek_:  the version of Xorg  is different between 8.04   Ubuntu Hardy Heron and   8.10  Intrepid Ibex,   8.10's  Xorg lacks support for  some of the older cards or something like that
[20:02] <AceKing> Dacvak: Thank you anyway
[20:02] <Dacvak> vlt: So do I just Resize my main partition?
[20:02] <sebsebseb> rek_: 9.04's  Xorg is probably the same one in 8.10 or just a slightly later version
[20:02] <AceKing> guntbert: I forwarded the ports it said in my router
[20:02] <AceKing> Still nothing
[20:02] <sebsebseb> rek_: you could try installing  the  driver  from the  nivida website, but  usaully   this woudn't be recommended, because things can go wrong
[20:02] <AceKing> I can't even access over the local network
[20:03] <rek_> didn't remember wjhat i did
[20:03] <guntbert> AceKing: ah, thats a different thing then - I forgot: what did you enable on your PC?
[20:04] <sebsebseb> rek_: why do you want  the driver,  Compiz?  OpenGL?
[20:04] <nifty> hello which program can i use to manage the format of hard drives etc?
[20:04] <Dacvak> vlt: Is it safe to just resize my main partition? That won't erase anything, will it?
[20:04] <sebsebseb> nifty: the format?   removing partitions you mean?
[20:04] <randal> guntbert: Hi i restarted my computer and it worked thank you so much for your time.
[20:04] <acu> linux cleans /tmp always
[20:04] <AceKing> guntbert: I went into System/Preferences/ Remote Desktop
[20:04] <nifty> sebsebseb: i got a jump drive i want to delete the partition on and format it
[20:04] <guntbert> randal: nice it worked out :-)
[20:05] <rafaelscj> AceKing, gufw shows you a list of open ports
[20:05] <rek_> sebsebseb: cause the screen will be blocked
[20:05] <sebsebseb> nifty: Gparted on the Live CD?   or in your Ubuntu install?
[20:05] <nifty> in by ubuntu install
[20:05] <randal> guntbert:  the graphics are beter then i thought they would be like a 10 year old computer able to run wobbly windows with no problem
[20:05] <nifty> i already installed ubuntu and i dont see gparted anywhere
[20:06] <guntbert> randal: :)
[20:06] <sebsebseb> nifty: sudo apt-get install gparted
[20:06] <nifty> sebsebseb: can i use package manager?
[20:06] <rafaelscj> AceKing, or just go to System > Administration > Network Tools
[20:06] <sebsebseb> nifty: yes it's on the Live CD,  but  not in  a default install, and no you can't use the package manager for this
[20:06] <guntbert> AceKing: and there you allowed other users to view...
[20:07] <sebsebseb> rek_: blocked???
[20:07] <AceKing> rafaelscJ: ok
[20:07] <AceKing> guntbert: yes
[20:07] <nifty> sebsebseb: where is gparted i installed it
[20:08] <ankur> hello
[20:08] <guntbert> AceKing: now open a terminal and type lsof -i | grep vino
[20:08] <sebsebseb> nifty: system > administaration > partition editor    or   well  you need  sudo  for the gparted  partitin edting, and you should do gksudo for graphical apps.   so in the terminal you can do.    gksudo gparted to  open it
[20:08] <nifty> ah ok
[20:09] <AceKing> guntbert: done\
[20:09] <acu> nifty: you can just open a console and type gparted
[20:09] <acu> nifty: but QTparted is better -
[20:09] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  ankur
[20:09] <nifty> sebsebseb: thanks i wish the naming was better
[20:09] <guntbert> AceKing: there should be a number (5900 or so)
[20:09] <mrec> hi, does anyone know where the volume hotkeys are defined?
[20:09] <sebsebseb> nifty: why?
[20:10] <nifty> sebsebseb: i am used to the way windows puts it as E:\ whatever not this :p
[20:10] <sebsebseb> nifty: I see well
[20:10] <sebsebseb> nifty: /dev/sda  is  the whole of your first hard disk
[20:10] <AceKing> guntbert: am I supposed to see that in
[20:10] <nifty> i will try qtparted
[20:10] <AceKing> Terminal?
[20:10] <sebsebseb> nifty: /dev/sdb   would be  your second hard disk.
[20:11] <guntbert> AceKing: yes, it should look  like vino-serv  4713   re   20u  IPv6   16041       TCP *:5900 (LISTEN)
[20:11] <sebsebseb> nifty: then on the side you have numbers for the partitions,  but they tend not to be in order with the numbers  and with all the numbers
[20:11] <AceKing> guntbert: Yes got it!
[20:12] <sebsebseb> !partitiniong |  nifty
[20:12] <sebsebseb> !gparted |  nifty
[20:13] <sebsebseb> nifty: drive letters ok, well  Linux does it better :)
[20:13] <guntbert> AceKing: ok, thats the port number you want to tell your router, but first you should check from your local net (maybe as has been suggested your firewall blocks access)
[20:13] <nifty> sebsebseb: not in my opinion
[20:13] <sebsebseb> nifty: you just need to understand  about the partitions how it's done
[20:14] <utopi> Hello, Using Seperate X screen under Ubuntu 9.04 and I currently have a problem.  The programs load on DISPLAY:0.0 and I have to force the programs to 0.1.  This a bug or anyone have a fix
[20:14] <nifty> sebsebseb: i guess
[20:14] <AceKing> guntbert: Ok
[20:14] <nifty> sebsebseb: or they should make it like windows ;)
[20:14] <sebsebseb> nifty: gparted you don't need to know that much about that really,   when you mount a partition it will be in   /media   or maybe /mnt
[20:14] <[lan3y]> im back again lol, i got ubuntu installed, but my / [root] partition has failed i have seperate /heom partition shall i reinstall using advanced partitioning will this work?
[20:15] <sebsebseb> nifty: and   have you ever  opended up the Grub menu.lst file no?
[20:15] <nifty> sebsebseb: where would qtparted be located?
[20:15] <[lan3y]> ** /home **
[20:15] <nifty> no
[20:15] <guntbert> AceKing: try to be a little more verbose please :-) do you know how to check from the local network?
[20:16] <AceKing> guntbert: sorry, I got a phone call... No I don't
[20:16] <sebsebseb> nifty: well if you  open  that file up.   that will also give you an idea  of  how  all  of the partitions on your computer   get treated by   the bootloader,  with the Linux partitin numbering order.    as  for gparted it should be under     system > administartion > partition editor is it?
[20:17] <guntbert> AceKing: np :-), so what OS has another computer at home?
[20:17] <duiu> I can ssh into my station as the account I created during install just fine, both passwd and key auth methods. HOwever, any other account, it gives me "permission denied" even though I put in the correct passwd and ignores the fact there is a matching public key in the authorized_keys file? suggestions?
[20:17] <AceKing> guntbert: both are running Ubuntu 9.04
[20:17] <mneptok> duiu: ssh -vvvvvvv
[20:17] <sebsebseb> nifty: gksudo  gedit  /boot/grub/menu.lst   if you would like to take a look,   and  hd0,0  would be the first hard  partition  on  your first hard disk,  where as  hd0,1  would  be the second on  the  first hard disk, and  hd1,0  would be the first on the second hard disk,  get the idea?
[20:17] <grawity> mneptok: ssh -vv would be enough, no?
[20:18] <nifty> sebsebseb: thanks i will later trying to get linux to mount my usb
[20:18] <sebsebseb> !fstab | nifty
[20:18] <sebsebseb> !partitions |  nifty
[20:19] <duiu> mneptok: what am I looking for
[20:19] <nifty> sebsebseb: it wont mount it or partition it :(
[20:19] <hbekel> !home
[20:19] <sebsebseb> nifty: it should really   auto  detect   your  USB device?  which is a?  external hard disk?
[20:19] <guntbert> AceKing: good, lets call PC1 the machine with vino enabled and PC2 the other one. on PC2 type (in terminal) vncviewer <IP of PC1>
[20:19] <nifty> sebsebseb: flash drive
[20:19] <nifty> sebsebseb: but i wiped it using guttman
[20:20] <sebsebseb> nifty: what's guttman?
[20:20] <nifty> sebsebseb: algorithm used to wipe HD's
[20:21] <kamil> hi I have a problem with wifi I think my wifi card works fine but Network Manger can't find it can somebody help me ?
[20:21] <hbekel> nifty: it's probably no longer formated, then
[20:21] <AceKing> guntbert: bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
[20:21] <sebsebseb> nifty: I have a feeling  that  you  might have  destroyed it in some way or the other, if you used some  odd program on it
[20:21] <nifty> sebsebseb: i used killdisk
[20:21] <nifty> sebsebseb: windows will mount it
[20:21] <sebsebseb> hbekel: good point,  nifty may have to make a new partiton on it
[20:21] <sebsebseb> nifty: ok what's the file system of it?
[20:21] <guntbert> AceKing: you'll have to replace the <..> part with the actual IP-address of PC2
[20:22] <nifty> FAT32
[20:22] <nifty> and i tried FAT but nothing
[20:22] <Ando81> hey community - you got a new Ubuntu User :)
[20:22] <sebsebseb> nifty: FAT32 and NTFS  can work on Ubuntu
[20:22] <sebsebseb> !new |  Ando81
[20:22] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  Ando81
[20:22] <nifty> it wont work here
[20:22] <danbhfive> anyone know of a web page comparing various linux apps?  ie, I would like to know how to do the same action across various applications
[20:22] <AceKing> guntbert: Sorry... that was embarrassing
[20:22] <grawity> Ando81: Welcome to #ubuntu :)
[20:22] <Ando81> thx!
[20:22] <grawity> danbhfive: browsershots.com?
[20:22] <Ando81> :) i love it!
[20:22] <guntbert> AceKing: np :)
[20:22] <nifty> sebsebseb: it says it cannot read the contents of the filesystem
[20:23] <hbekel> nifty: what is "it"?
[20:23] <nifty> sebsebseb: i think it may be cause i am shredding a lot of files atm on the same computer too and the memory is really strained
[20:23] <przemo_one> what is the problem?
[20:23] <Ando81> i have one question. is there a better tool then "gdesktlets" ?
[20:23] <SIM22EVD> When I go to add a printer using Windows Printer via SAMBA, I expand the lists and while doing so the Printing application closes.  What's happening
[20:23] <guntbert> !best | Ando81
[20:23] <AceKing> guntbert: vncviewer: ConnectToTcpAddr: connect: No route to host
[20:23] <AceKing> Unable to connect to VNC server
[20:23] <hbekel> nifty: that's just a vague guess and probably unrelated
[20:23] <sebsebseb> danbhfive: I guess not, but you may find these sites useful  http://www.osalt.com http://www.linuxeq.com  http://www.sf.net http://www.freshmeat.net
[20:23] <danbhfive> grawity: are you spamming me?
[20:24] <marko-_--> !offtopic
[20:24] <grawity> danbhfive: No, I'm not. Why are you asking?
[20:24] <nifty> sebsebseb: it says unable to open /dev/sdc - unrecognised disk label
[20:24] <duiu> mneptok: http://paste.ubuntu.com/254172, me connecting from the same computer as I'm sshing into so I can copy the -vv, putty doesn't do that
[20:24] <danbhfive> sebsebseb: thanks, Ill take a look
[20:24] <przemo_one> ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows example for ntfs
[20:24] <sebsebseb> danbhfive: no probs
[20:25] <kent> Whats up
[20:25] <kamil> Is there a way to check if my wifi is properly installed ?
[20:25] <grawity> danbhfive: You asked for a webpage comparing various apps. I misread that question and thought you were asking for webbrowser comparision, so I suggested browsershots.
[20:25] <kent> How do you change color?
[20:25] <Ando81> @kamil: type in the console "lspci"
[20:25] <mneptok> duiu: what s the UID on the Ubuntu machine?
[20:25] <mneptok> duiu: "David" or "david" ?
[20:25] <xsebsx> hello there, i'm having trouble with nicotine, i set up my sharedfolders and all, but everytime i try to make a download from another user it gives me cannot connect status, i am on a wireless connection through a router
[20:25] <guntbert> AceKing: please on PC2 type ifconfig, look for a line with inet addr at the start
[20:26] <SIM22EVD> I'm trying to add a printer and when I click Windows Printer via SAMBA <
[20:26] <duiu> mneptok: David
[20:26] <przemo_one> mount /dev/sda1 -t vfat /mnt/windows example for fat32 partiton
[20:26] <guntbert> AceKing: and tell me that line
[20:26] <danbhfive> grawity: ah, I see.  Well, it just looked like a spam search engine I'm afraid.  I didn't even see a browser comparison...  but no worries
[20:26] <delllboy> boss_mc
[20:26] <SIM22EVD> I'm trying to add a printer and when I click Windows Printer via SAMBA > Browse and expand the drop downs the application closes.  What is happening?
[20:27] <mneptok> duiu: it's rejecting the password
[20:27] <grawity> danbhfive: It might have disappeared then :\ Was an useful site.
[20:27] <delllboy> boss_mc
[20:27] <mneptok> duiu: are you sure you're using the correct password?
[20:27] <Volkodav> anybody has google-chrome-unstable (3.0.198.1-r23116) working with flash on 64 bit natively ?
[20:27] <duiu> mneptok: yes
[20:27] <kamil> Ando81: I think this line stands for my wifi "04:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Unknown device 4237
[20:27] <kamil> "
[20:27] <SIM22EVD> I'm trying to add a printer and when I click Windows Printer via SAMBA > Browse and expand the drop downs the application closes.  What is happening?
[20:27] <AceKing> guntbert: inet addr:10.10.10.103 Bcast:10.10.10.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
[20:28] <archive23> quick question: can I has the GNOME and the KDE interface and switch between the 2 ? (if yes, how?)
[20:28] <guntbert> !repeat | SIM22EVD
[20:28] <mneptok> duiu: is the Ubuntu machine close by?
[20:28] <duiu> mneptok: yes
[20:28] <sebsebseb> !cups |  SIM22EVD
[20:28] <mneptok> duiu: can you login to it via a TTY or GDM?
[20:28] <guntbert> AceKing: ok and now the same thing on PC1 please
[20:28] <przemo_one> check is your samba is running roccectly by browsing your network
[20:28] <duiu> mneptok: yes, and I'm XDMCP'ed into it right now
[20:28] <SIM22EVD> sebsebseb: cups is installed
[20:28] <przemo_one> correctly lol
[20:29] <SIM22EVD> ubottu:  I am following the guide off the website
[20:29] <sebsebseb> SIM22EVD: have you been on that last link?
[20:29] <kent> whats up
[20:29] <sebsebseb> !bot |  SIM22EVD
[20:29] <archive23> !kde+gnome
[20:29] <AceKing> guntbert:           inet addr:10.10.10.102  Bcast:10.10.10.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
[20:29] <kent> how do you change the color of yourr text?
[20:29] <archive23> !gnome+kde
[20:29] <archive23> -_-
[20:29] <kent> and the color of your name
[20:29] <archive23> kent, are you using xchat?
[20:29] <SIM22EVD> sebsebseb: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/printing/C/printing.html#network
[20:29] <grawity> kent: We don't. It's your client that does that.
[20:30] <archive23> ^^
[20:30] <sebsebseb> archive23: yes you can,   Gnome,   KDE 4,  KDE 3 if you want as well :),   XFCE,   and  window managers and what not,   they can all be installed, and  then  choosen from the log in screen
[20:30] <kent> yes i am useing Xchat
[20:30] <mneptok> duiu: try ssh'ing to the Ubuntu machine from the Ubuntu machine
[20:30] <SIM22EVD> sebsebseb: the link is https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/printing/C/printing.html#network
[20:30] <mneptok> duiu: see if that works
[20:30] <Cyrus25801> i want to password protect a folder, how do i do it/ what software can i use
[20:30] <guntbert> AceKing: now thats strange, please on PC2 type ping 10.10.10.102 (stop with ctrl+c), do you get success?
[20:31] <przemo_one> is there password protection of folder in linux??
[20:31] <archive23> kent, in that case the colors are only on your screen, it's not reality (meaning chat)... wake up :P
[20:31] <SIM22EVD> sebsebseb: ? help ?
[20:31] <kent> lol
[20:31] <sebsebseb> SIM22EVD: not my area
[20:31] <archive23> sebsebseb, thank you, do I just go on installing KDE through synaptic?
[20:31] <kent> ok so what color am I Right now
[20:31] <sebsebseb> !lol >  kent
[20:31] <grawity> archive23: You could install the entire 'kubuntu-desktop' package - it includes KDE with many programs.
[20:32] <przemo_one> normal colour 4 me (xchat)
[20:32] <duiu> mneptok: It didn't work
[20:32] <sebsebseb> archive23: personally I don't like  KDE 4 much,  except for how many of the apps have got better, but I use those in Gnome anyway,  as a GUI though KDE 4 no thanks,   Gnome and KDE 3 :)   and  XFCE  maybe at times as well
[20:32] <guntbert> kent please don't test you client settings here - its busy enough
[20:32] <AceKing> guntbert: ping results 13 packets sent 13 packets received 0% lost
[20:32] <sebsebseb> !kd3 |  archive23
[20:32] <przemo_one> i like ktorrent is the best
[20:33] <kent> sorry about that
[20:33] <sebsebseb> !kde3 |  archive23
[20:33] <Cyrus25801> i want to password protect a folder, how do i do it/ what software can i use
[20:33] <przemo_one> kde4 is no good for me, gnome or kde3
[20:33] <jerkman> hey
[20:33] <guntbert> AceKing: good, now vncviewer 10.10.10.102
[20:33] <sebsebseb> archive23: and there's a repo that can be added for it,  sadly  KDE 3 is on the verge of dieing,  it's been around for quite a few years, and it's  rather mature and stable now
[20:33] <grawity> Cyrus25801: You could use TrueCrypt.
[20:33] <archive23> blaaah my xchat has become unresponsive  to movement >:(
[20:33] <kent> ubottu: lol omg lol omg lol omg lol omg lol omg lol omg
[20:33] <Cyrus25801> grawity: thak you
[20:34] <guntbert> kent: behave please
[20:34] <seven7seven> heh
[20:34] <kent> ok
[20:34] <kent> sorry
[20:34] <przemo_one> you can encrypt a partition linux mounts it under directory so...
[20:34] <archive23> TEST
[20:34] <sebsebseb> archive23: Xchat  hmm  Konverastion :)  also a KDE app,   the KDE 3 version is pretty good, but  I  think  a  stable  KDE 4 final version is coming soon as well :)
[20:34] <ikonia> archive23: pass
[20:35] <jerkman> ive got torrent flux up and running, but it doesnt like torrents with spaces in the names, any ideas
[20:35] <guntbert> archive23: we hear you
[20:35] <AceKing> guntbert: You're a genius!!!
[20:35] <sebsebseb> archive23: I spelt that wrong,  Konversation
[20:35] <AceKing> Guntbert: I can't thank you enough!!!!
[20:35] <AceKing> guntbert: I've been trying this for weeks.. Thank you for you patience and help!
[20:36] <przemo_one> BitchX for irc is the best i think
[20:36] <dsfas> hello
[20:36] <archive23> sorry folks my Xchat got unresponsive (I couldn't move the damn thing around anymore and it was visible only for a part on my screen, I think it's the compiz fusion thing)
[20:36] <dsfas> i am new to irc
[20:36] <ikonia> przemo_one: bitchX is dead
[20:36] <guntbert> AceKing: no, I'm not, but glad it works now - the next step will be the configuration of your router
[20:36] <grawity> przemo_one: irssi is better :D
[20:36] <dsfas> can any one help me
[20:36] <TaTa> I get some trouble with sound :(
[20:36] <grawity> przemo_one: (half-joking, there is no "bets")
[20:36] <dsfas> i am some how connected
[20:36] <grawity> best*
[20:36] <AceKing> guntbert: Ok
[20:36] <archive23> anyways I'd still like to thank all the people who provided the info
[20:36] <archive23> let's see
[20:36] <archive23> !kde
[20:36] <sebsebseb> archive23: ok well  maybe you missed it, but I recommended Konversation as an alternative :)   KDE 3 version is pretty good, and  I think a stable final  KDE 4 version is coming soon as well
[20:36] <jerkman> ive got torrent flux up and running, but it doesnt like torrents with spaces in the names, any ideas
[20:36] <dsfas> i want to connect to irc.hackthissite.org
[20:37] <dsfas> i want to connect to irc.hackthissite.org
[20:37] <dsfas> i want to connect to irc.hackthissite.org
[20:37] <dsfas> plz help me in that
[20:37] <ikonia> jerkman: change the torrent name
[20:37] <ikonia> dsfas: what client are you using
[20:37] <jerkman> dsfas: !spam
[20:37] <dsfas> i want to connect to irc.hackthissite.org
[20:37] <ikonia> dsfas: stop
[20:37] <ikonia> dsfas: `what client are you using ?
[20:37] <archive23> sebsebseb, I'll look into that one, but I'm afraid it has done this with not only one window
[20:37] <grawity> dsfas: Type /server irc.hackthissite.org
[20:37] <jerkman> !spam :defas
[20:37] <dsfas> xchat
[20:37] <ikonia> dsfas: xchat support is in #xchat
[20:37] <guntbert> AceKing: you will have to tell your router to forward port 5900 from the outside to 10.10.10.102, port 5900 on the inside
[20:37] <grawity> dsfas: And remember - repeating the question only makes things worse.
[20:38] <TaTa> I am using Ubuntu 9.04
[20:38] <ikonia> dsfas:
[20:38] <TaTa> Some boddy help me :|
[20:38] <archive23> !kde4
[20:38] <ikonia> dsfas: http://www.xchat.org/faq/
[20:38] <Khisanth> and xchat-gnome support is in #xchat-gnome
[20:38] <dsfas> so tell me what to do...
[20:38] <jerkman> ikonia: not a great option for me,
[20:38] <guntbert> !please | TaTa
[20:38] <grawity> dsfas: I already told you. Type this: /server irc.hackthissite.org
[20:38] <ikonia> jerkman: if it doesn't support spaces, conntact the torrentflux project and log a bug
[20:38] <TaTa> Oh! I know!
[20:39] <archive23> thanks everyone :)
[20:39] <Khisanth> heh
[20:39] <jerkman> ikonia: ok, thanks
[20:39] <hbekel> jerkman: check if it's already reported, too
[20:39] <hbekel> s/too/first/
[20:40] <subcool> hey, i just live cd booted into my dead HP to recover filesfrom the HDD in the HP that wont boot.
[20:40] <dsfas> its droping messeg disconnected()
[20:40] <AceKing> guntbert: Done
[20:40] <inx-mdg> subcool: cool!!
[20:40] <AceKing> guntbert: thank you again for your help!
[20:40] <subcool> i am receiving mount issues. how do i mount?
[20:40] <ikonia> dsfas: speak to #xchat channel for xchat support
[20:40] <ikonia> dsfas: or talk to the people who run the server
[20:41] <subcool> inx-mdg: i know right?
[20:41] <KB1JWQ> subcool: For recovery?  READ ONLY. :)
[20:41] <subcool> ya, how?
[20:41] <przemo_one> lol you're late subcool :)
[20:41] <dsfas> ok...tnx
[20:41] <subcool> fashionable late ;-)
[20:41] <subcool> mount -r?
[20:42] <dsfas> how to directly go to #xchat channel from here
[20:42] <ikonia> dsfas: /join #xchat
[20:42] <techie> Hello Guys ! is there any messenger which supports webcam,mic,msn for ubuntu 8.10
[20:42] <dsfas> tnx
[20:42] <przemo_one> what do you have installed subcool??
[20:42] <subcool> i promise after im done ecovering my shizzle, ill get more into cmd stuff
[20:42] <sergiu> Hi
[20:42] <guntbert> AceKing: you will have to test it from the outside, and choose a *strong* password, your PC is now accessible from the internet (don't post any IP addresses here!)
[20:42] <subcool> XP pro on the HP laptop- running 9.04 ubuntu to recover
[20:42] <przemo_one> its not cmd :)
[20:43] <AceKing> guntbert: Ok, I wont
[20:43] <sergiu> why when i put the "hwaddress ether <address>" in /etc/network/interfaces i got error on restarting the networking ...
[20:43] <przemo_one> i think this is not best channel for you
[20:43] <techie> ALL
[20:43] <guntbert> AceKing: good luck and have fun :)
[20:43] <techie> Anyone ?
[20:43] <sebsebseb> techie: not  exactly, well empathy is getting there, not used yet, but  that will replace Pidgin as the default in  Ubuntu  9.10  released at the end of October,  and have support for  loads of networks and features
[20:43] <sebsebseb> techie: for web cam,  AMSN
[20:43] <AceKing> guntbert: thank you again!
[20:43] <guntbert> AceKing: you are welcome
[20:43] <subcool> przemo_one:  not me right?
[20:44] <techie> sebsebseb: does it work well with webcam and msn ?
[20:44] <subcool> error DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.
[20:44] <sebsebseb> techie: I don't know about it's current state, since not used yet, but maybe, but by the time  9.10 is out,  it should have no problem at all with that
[20:44] <sebsebseb> techie: you will  get an older version of empathy in the 8.10 repo
[20:45] <przemo_one> yes you subcool . sorry you are trying to recover windows. this is not about problems with linux
[20:45] <sebsebseb> techie: bound to be a ppa or something for a later one though, if you  want to try it already
[20:45] <techie> oh
[20:45] <noobli> Hi, where do i set the library path ? so applications will find their dynamic libraries?
[20:45] <subcool> przemo_one: ya, but i the problem is with linux, how do i mount it- it is usually a one two
[20:46] <techie> how is ekiga ?
[20:46] <subcool> im use to read only due o ntfs, but.. not being able to mount?
[20:46] <subcool> fdisk -l right?
[20:47] <techie> sebsebseb: Any idea about Ekiga
[20:47] <noobli> I miss easy setup for XMPP/Jingle in all current instant messenger systems, i would like to see good  Jingle support
[20:47] <boss_mc> subcool: if the HD is ntfs and the drive wasn't cleanly unmounted before, it needs to be forced
[20:47] <przemo_one> nope
[20:47] <sebsebseb> techie: I don't use ekiga, but  empathy in  9.10 will also replace Ekiga.   There is also a way to get a slightly older version of Windows Live Messenger working in Wine and working quite well it seems.   Then of course with enough RAM,  Windows programs can be  virtual machined inside  Ubuntu or  other OS's.
[20:47] <subcool> boss_mc: how?
[20:47] <przemo_one> ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows is an example
[20:47] <subcool> mount -f /etc/sda1?
[20:47] <boss_mc> subcool: try to mount it at the command line (sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/blah /media/blah)
[20:47] <Phelps> anyone know how to release the mouse from a windowed app, like a game ?
[20:48] <przemo_one> read and write
[20:48] <tdn> Which ports to I need to open in firewall on server and on client to use NFS?
[20:48] <sebsebseb> techie: 3D gaming and virtual machines?   pretty much  a no at this time, but even that is getting there
[20:48] <tdn> I get this error when trying to mount an NFS share: mount.nfs: mount to NFS server 'syrah:/data/nfs' failed: RPC Error: Program not registered
[20:48] <tdn> What does that mean?
[20:48] <przemo_one> sda is your drive 1 is a partition
[20:48] <przemo_one> /mnt/windows is where you want to have it
[20:49] <cratylus>  anyone know if there's a car gps that syncs/updates maps through ubuntul friendly sofware?
[20:49] <przemo_one> for recovery i reccomend systemrescuecd
[20:49] <techie> sebsebseb: thanks for your help
[20:49] <ikonia> cratylus: nothing really
[20:49] <techie> will try amsn
[20:49] <guntbert> !who | przemo_one, btw
[20:49] <techie> Bye guys ! thanks for the help
[20:49] <inx-mdg> how do I find out much space I have left on my USB flash drive from CLI
[20:49] <sebsebseb> techie: ok no problem
[20:49] <ikonia> inx-mdg: df -h
[20:49] <subcool> wow - a lot of traffic..
[20:49] <subcool> wha?
[20:49] <cratylus> ikonia, bleh, i was afraid that was the case. googling for this has been pretty depressing
[20:50] <przemo_one> ubottu oki
[20:50] <Phelps> anyone know how to release the mouse from a windowed app, like a game ?
[20:50] <guntbert> przemo_one: ubottu is a bot :)
[20:50] <przemo_one> guntbert cheers
[20:50] <subcool> ugh- pastebin
[20:50] <guntbert> przemo_one: :)
[20:50] <przemo_one> but you're not?
[20:51] <kamil> My network manager can't find my wifi card can somebody help me ?
[20:51] <pelmen> guys a quick question, I am using cpufreq-set utility to set my minimum available cpu freq. I am tired of doing it on startup every time, where should i put my script for it to be executed on startup ?
[20:51] <inx-mdg> ikonia: thanks!!!! that's awesome!
[20:51] <subcool> http://pastebin.com/m2f37452a
[20:51] <guntbert> przemo_one: not to my knowledge :)
[20:51] <ikonia> inx-mdg: no sweat
[20:51] <losher> tdn: it usually means the server isn't running nfs. Run rpcinfo -p syrah      You should see lots of output. Do you?
[20:52] <Conde> salve ubuntuniani
[20:52] <dtolj> How to display metadata of a video file in linux?
[20:52] <iofafo> hey guys, instead of NFS working via IP auth, can you have a username/password prompt everytime you mount?
[20:52] <tdn> losher, on client or on server?
[20:52] <adasz> i need help by compiling source
[20:52] <adasz> http://pastebin.com/m61f61d9d
[20:52] <subcool> boss_mc przemo_one: http://pastebin.com/m2f37452a
[20:52] <przemo_one> guntbert maybe i am :):):)
[20:52] <Phelps> anyone know how to release the mouse from a windowed app, like a game ?
[20:52] <tdn> losher, No remote programs registered.
[20:53] <Conde> chi mi da una mano con problemi riguardanti l'audio?
[20:53] <boss_mc> subcool: is it a RAID drive?
[20:53] <losher> tdn: on the client, in a terminal window, run rpcinfo -p syrah
[20:53] <subcool> boss_mc: no
[20:53] <tdn> losher, gives: No remote programs registered.
[20:53] <boss_mc> subcool: then I'd follow the other advice if you can... do you have another pc?
[20:53] <tdn> losher, same on server.
[20:53] <guntbert> !it | Conde
[20:53] <Conde> ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[20:53] <subcool> two laptops
[20:53] <losher> tdn: then the server isn't running nfs services...
[20:53] <subcool> but the drives fails on boot
[20:54] <subcool> boot recorded was hosed -
[20:54] <boss_mc> subcool: that's a bit harder although still not impossible, otherwise, there are rescue disks available online that might have the tools required, I'd google around for a windows/DOS solution
[20:54] <subcool> i think,? lol
[20:54] <subcool> freak
[20:54] <Conde> ok
[20:54] <subcool> i cant just force a un-mount?
[20:54] <sergiu_ch_1> fuckk
[20:54] <sergiu_ch_1> sorry
[20:54] <boss_mc> subcool: I g2g dinner!
[20:54] <Conde> anybody can helps me?
[20:54] <boss_mc> subcool: how would that help...?
[20:54] <subcool> k- lata, ty
[20:54] <apparle> Guys plz help I am trying to download libsexy2 package for VLC but the word 'sex' is block by college server and so I can't download the file...Someone plz rename it to something else and send me plz
[20:54] <tdn> losher, it should be.
[20:54] <subcool> i dont really know whats wrong
[20:55] <Phelps> anyone know how to release the mouse from a windowed app, like a game ?
[20:55] <Conde> it's a problem with my keyboard
[20:55] <losher> tdn: do you have access to the server? What os is it running?
[20:55] <Slart> apparle: hang on.. if you give me a link to the deb I'll rename it and put it somewhere for you to download
[20:55] <tdn> losher, server is running debian, I have root.
[20:56] <apparle> slart: http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/libs/libsexy/libsexy2_0.1.11-2_i386.deb
[20:56] <losher> tdn: run ps ax | egrep nfs on the server. See if you have an nfs server processes running
[20:56] <Slart> apparle: and you have my pity for going to a college with a .. well.. less intelligent IS-administration
[20:56] <subcool> k- ill look around, but im unsure of y i cant mount it- i usually dont have this issue.
[20:56] <guntbert> Phelps: please don't repeat your question so often, about 10~15 min between is appropriate
[20:57] <guntbert> Conde: give us more details please
[20:57] <Phelps> i repeat it when its not in my history on screen, no one is going to scroll back and look for questions
[20:57] <arleslie> has anyone had problems with FireFox and youtube with highquilty fullscreen crashing ubuntu?
[20:57] <przemo_one> arleslie nope
[20:57] <tdn> losher, lots of procs: http://thomasdamgaard.dk/paste/P1377.html
[20:58] <arleslie> przemo_one, well it happened to me last night
[20:58] <pelmen> arleslie: mine fullscreen just crashes swiftfox
[20:58] <rek_> yep
[20:58] <pelmen> arleslie: are you using compiz ?
[20:58] <przemo_one> arleslie maybe something with your vga and or module
[20:58] <Slart> apparle: www.hisbest.se/libsaxy2_0.1.11-2_i386.deb
[20:58] <gronko10> może mi ktoś pomóc z emulatorem wine?
[20:59] <arleslie> pelmen, how can I check, I think I have checked before but idr
[20:59] <bluegoon> Hey guys, anyone had luck yet with Intel graphic drivers?
[20:59] <pelmen> arleslie: well do you have cool window effects :?
[20:59] <baccenfutter> two buddies recently started hacking usplash and I thought I'd look if there are tools out there to enhance usplash development... couldn't find anything helpful on google though... any ideas?
[20:59] <sebsebseb> !intel  |  bluegoon
[20:59] <arleslie> pelmen, define cool
[20:59] <pelmen> arleslie: like rotating cube and rubber windows ?
[20:59] <tdn> losher, doesn't that mean it is running?
[20:59] <arleslie> pelmen, idk
[20:59] <przemo_one> enought
[20:59] <bluegoon> sebsebseb, thanks man.
[21:00] <guntbert> !hr | gronko10
[21:00] <sebsebseb> bluegoon:  I read before about  some sort of fix for the  Intel graphics card issues  in   Ubuntu 9.10 released at the end of October
[21:00] <losher> tdn: that looks correct. Here is what rpcinfo should show http://pastebin.com/m9c42bc0
[21:00] <bluegoon> sebsebseb, oh sweet.
[21:00] <pelmen> arleslie: try this in terminal "ps aux | grep compiz"
[21:00] <bluegoon> sebsebseb, intending to stick to ubuntu on my notebook, so that will def spice things up.
[21:00] <pelmen> arleslie: if you get anything it means it is running
[21:01] <sebsebseb> bluegoon: Which version are you currently using?
[21:01] <bluegoon> sebsebseb, of ubuntu? 9.04
[21:01] <losher> tdn: try rpcinfo -p localhost on the *server* next...
[21:01] <arleslie> pelmen, arleslie  5365  0.0  0.0   3336   800 pts/0    S+   16:01   0:00 grep compiz
[21:01] <pelmen> arleslie: nope you do not have compiz
[21:01] <tdn> losher, gives sensible output!
[21:02] <apparle> Slart: Thanks really grateful
[21:02] <tdn> losher, about nfs, portmapper, mountd, etc.
[21:02] <Slart> apparle: you're welcome.. you've got the file alright?
[21:02] <losher> tdn: next, try rpcinfo -p syrah    (syrah is the name of the server, right?)
[21:02] <pelmen> arleslie: try reinstalling flash.. i do not remember how to do that, buy there are a lot of topics on this on forums
[21:02] <arleslie> pelmen, k
[21:02] <tonii> Is there a bandwidth monitor applet for gnome?
[21:02] <bluegoon> How much bandwidth does #ubuntu use per hour?
[21:03] <tdn> losher, correct.
[21:03] <Slart> tonii: yup.. I think there are several indeed
[21:03] <tdn> losher, No remote programs registered.
[21:03] <jcmarini> !gstreamer
[21:03] <tonii> Slart: you know any of the names? ^_^
[21:03] <gratuit> I am using a new keyboard, and using xev to map special keys, but one of the keys does not generate any output in xev, is this a driver problem or any ideas on how to fix it?
[21:03] <losher> tdn: ok, so you have a problem mapping syrah into the ip address of the server. Can you even ping syrah from the client?
[21:03] <tdn> losher, losher for some reason syrah resolves to 127.0.1.1 while localhost resolves to 127.0.0.1.
[21:04] <tdn> losher, yes.
[21:04] <Volkodav> anybody has google-chrome-unstable (3.0.198.1-r23116) working with flash on 64 bit natively ?
[21:04] <grawity> tdn: These two are in /etc/hosts, that's why
[21:04] <theboi> hi there can anyone help me install mono2.4 on my ubunto vps?
[21:04] <jcmarini> !bandwidth
[21:04] <losher> tdn: what ip addess does the client use when you ping syrah?
[21:05] <tdn> 10.0.0.50
[21:05] <sebsebseb> theboi: what's a vps?  sudo apt-get install mono ?
[21:05] <theboi> virtual private server
[21:05] <theboi> shell access ubunto server
[21:05] <Slart> tonii: the is one screenlet that I use myself..on the right in this screenshot... it says DL 0 kb and UL 0kb  it's called NetMonitor
[21:05] <losher> tdn: try rcpinfo -p 10.0.0.50 next....
[21:05] <sebsebseb> theboi: yeah  I was thinking something  like that
[21:05] <bluegoon> is there a way to monitor data usage on Ubuntu?\
[21:05] <sebsebseb> theboi: why do you want MOno?
[21:05] <theboi> to run opensim
[21:05] <tonii> Slart: thanks :)
[21:06] <theboi> it requires mono and nat
[21:06] <Slart> tonii: then there's conky and such..
[21:06] <theboi> both of which are installed
[21:06] <noobli> hmm is the correct way to add things to the library path by adding a link in /usr/lib that points to a dynamic library in /usr/local/lib?
[21:06] <theboi> however i need to update it to 2.4
[21:06] <tonii> Slart: just want something simple :)
[21:06] <gratuit> bluegoon, I like gkrellm, but I think there are probably more "ubuntu" style ways of doing it
[21:06] <hbekel> bluegoon: what kind of data?
[21:06] <tdn> losher, from server: sensible output, from client: program not reg...
[21:06] <theboi> i currently have mono 1.9.1
[21:07] <losher> noobli: that's a good way to do it. check it by doing ldd <application>
[21:07] <bluegoon> hbekel, i have a data cap on my phone, just want to see how much I use on average
[21:07] <hbekel> noobli: no
[21:07] <sergiumihai> can anyone say what's wrong here http://paste.debian.net/44379/
[21:07] <noobli> losher: ldd?
[21:07] <losher> tdn: is there a firewall on the server that might be blocking nfs requests from the client?
[21:08] <losher> noobli: man ldd
[21:08] <hbekel> noobli: the correct way is to add /usr/local/lib to your /etc/ld.so.conf and run ldconfig
[21:08] <jMyles> In Gnome-do, in the preferences dialog, I can't seem to select any plugins.  They automatically uncheck themselves.
[21:08] <tdn> losher, no. All is ACCEPT.
[21:08] <tdn> losher, both on client and on server.
[21:08] <jMyles>             
[21:08] <jcmarini> bluegoon have you tried system monitor
[21:08] <guntbert> sergiumihai: what is your problem?
[21:08] <hbekel> noobli: or install it in /usr/lib in the first place
[21:09] <SandGorgon> guys.. which ePub reader to use on Ubuntu ?
[21:09] <noobli> hbekel: okay. what am i supposed to do with /etc/ld.so.conf?
[21:09] <Slart> tonii: conky can be simple...  but try the screenlets if you like the look
[21:09] <losher> noobli: or just plant a link, like we said in the first place. Much simpler....
[21:09] <bluegoon> jcmarini, aaaah lol
[21:09] <sergiumihai> guntbert, the interface don't start up..
[21:09] <Slart> SandGorgon: ePub? what is that?
[21:09] <hbekel> noobli: i told you already
[21:09] <jcmarini> cheers
[21:09] <sergiumihai> guntbert, eth0
[21:10] <noobli> hbekel, my /etc/ld.so.conf already contains /usr/lib  that should be enough?
[21:10] <guntbert> sergiumihai: what does ifconfig eth0 say?
[21:10] <hbekel> noobli: i thought you were talking about /usr/local/lib?
[21:10] <losher> tdn: then I'm stuck. Can other clients see the nfs server? That way at least you'd know the problem was on your client...
[21:10] <tonii> Slart: ok, thanks for the tips :)
[21:10] <Slart> !info fbreader | SandGorgon
[21:10] <sergiumihai> guntbert, sec. i need to restart the network
[21:10] <sergiumihai> :>
[21:10] <tdn> losher, I do not have other clients on right now.
[21:10] <lucasts> someone know how to fix problem with /lib/libblkid.so.1 no version information availlable
[21:11] <noobli> hbekel, losher okay thx :9
[21:12] <guntbert> sergiumihai: please pastebin that output
[21:13] <^Phantom^> I have a question about burning cds/dvds in ubuntu.  I am burning all of my sisters pictures to a blank dvd for her.  Will she be able to put this dvd into her windows computer and have the pictures show up?
[21:13] <^Phantom^> I'm using CD/DVD Creator
[21:13] <addchild314> ^Phantom^, yes
[21:13] <IdleOne> ^Phantom^, yes
[21:13] <hbekel> ^Phantom^: of course
[21:13] <sergiumihai> df
[21:13] <^Phantom^> Yay!
[21:13] <^Phantom^> thankies :D
[21:13] <lucasts> my ubuntu box can start from this , a
[21:13] <sergiumihai> with whom i have speaking
[21:13] <guntbert> sergiumihai: me:)
[21:14] <guntbert> sergiumihai: please pastebin that output
[21:14] <lucasts> no one had this problem with libblkid?
[21:14] <SJr> Is there an nmap 5.0 available in backports or something somewhere?
[21:15] <lucasts> ubuntu boot with all filesystem readonly
[21:15] <lucasts> very nice
[21:15] <guntbert> !enter | lucasts
[21:15] <sergiumihai> guntbert, http://paste.ubuntu.com/254202/
[21:15] <jMyles> I'm having trouble installing gnome-do plugins.  Has anyone else had problems?
[21:15] <lucasts> guntbert, ok, sorry
[21:16] <^Phantom^> This is the first time I've ever burned a cd or dvd in ubuntu, so i'm nervous
[21:16] <guntbert> sergiumihai: that looks fine...
[21:16] <SJr> Nothing to be nervous about ^Phantom^
[21:16] <^Phantom^> Heh.
[21:16] <^Phantom^> I had easier time initializing the burner than in windows.
[21:16] <IdleOne> ^Phantom^, if it starts to smoke...your doing ok :)
[21:16] <sebsebseb> ^Phantom^: if you use  K3B there's an  option for Windows
[21:16] <guntbert> sergiumihai: no, didn't see the first lines
[21:16] <delllboy> boss_mc
[21:17] <^Phantom^> Windows likes to eject the drive when it's supposed to start burning a disc >:(
[21:17]  * ^Phantom^ hugs Ubuntu
[21:17] <sebsebseb> ^Phantom^: a  CD/DVD can be Linux/Unix only or  Windows as well
[21:17] <sergiumihai> guntbert, that lines apperas when addeing the that string(hwaddress class address)  in interfaces
[21:17] <SJr> How can I figure out if I'm running 64 or 32 bit ubuntu?
[21:17] <IdleOne> jMyles, #gnome-do
[21:17] <andyzammy> hi all, would anybody be able to help me out with this problem? i
[21:17] <erUSUL> SJr: uname -m
[21:18] <unop> SJr,  dpkg --print-architecture
[21:18] <SJr> thanks
[21:18] <andyzammy> i've made a thread on ubuntuforums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1241911
[21:18] <gratuit> If I have keys that do not seem to be generating scan codes, is there any way that I can get them to be recognized by the kernel?
[21:18] <losher> tdn: still there?
[21:18] <tdn> losher, yes.
[21:18] <tdn> losher, I do not have other clients on right now.
[21:18] <losher> what os is running on the client?
[21:19] <guntbert> sergiumihai: and why do you need that line at all?
[21:19] <losher> tdn: what os is running on the client?
[21:19] <tdn> losher, kubuntu 9.04.
[21:19] <losher> tdn: and have you installed nfs-common on the client? (just checking)
[21:19] <guntbert> andyzammy: you should ask you complete question here, all in one line please
[21:19] <tdn> losher, yes. And portmap.
[21:19] <guntbert> *your
[21:19] <bluegoon> Is there a way for me to check how long my Network History has been running for?
[21:20] <sergiumihai> guntbert, need to change the address of ether..
[21:20] <sergiumihai> :D
[21:20] <sergiumihai> it's simple..
[21:20] <andyzammy> im having trouble with a /home on a hd - trying to make it the one ubuntu uses but changing fstab doesn
[21:20] <andyzammy> doesnt work, brigs up errors
[21:20] <losher> tdn: ok, then I really am stuck. Maybe someone else can help. Sorry....
[21:20] <jcmarini> some called?
[21:21] <tdn> losher, damn :(
[21:21] <unop> andyzammy, what errors?
[21:21] <tdn> losher, could it be related to hosts.deny/hosts.allow?
[21:21] <apparle> anyone expert at making DEB files from tars..............plz help
[21:21] <bluegoon> how can i see for how long a connection has been up?
[21:21] <andyzammy> they're summed up in the thread link i gave, cant remember exacty what they are, will repost thread
[21:21] <guntbert> sergiumihai: did you try to change the hw address in network-manager / edit connections?
[21:21] <andyzammy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1241911
[21:21] <hbekel> andyzammy: seems your user has no write permissions
[21:22] <losher> tdn: I think it's got to be something like that, since you can ping, but not do nfs, and nfs runs over udp, so presumably it's not a connectivity issue, so it must be permissions...
[21:23] <M-a-r-k> Hello.  Can anyone tell me why the Nvidia driver thinks I have a 1024 x 768 monitor?
[21:23] <andyzammy> oh, just had a thought, do i need to change ownership of that hd?  first time i did ubuntu the hd was owned by root, do i have to change ownership again?
[21:23] <delllboy> boss_mc
[21:23] <jcmarini> bluegoon for that i use firestarter
[21:23] <hbekel> andyzammy: pastebin your fstab
[21:24] <tdn> losher, ok, so how do I debug that? What do I need in my hosts.allow to allow NFS?
[21:24] <bluegoon> kk
[21:24] <andyzammy> will take a sec
[21:25] <sergiumihai> guntbert, i will try.. :D
[21:25] <sergiumihai> guntbert do you think it will remain stable
[21:25] <sergiumihai> )
[21:25] <sergiumihai> i can change that value and without network-manager..
[21:25] <sergiumihai> ;D
[21:26] <guntbert> sergiumihai: if you enter it there - yes it should remain stable as those settings override automatics - good luck :)
[21:27] <^Phantom^> Yay thank you :D
[21:27] <spo> dmesg and syslog show my usb hard drivges,  but they do not get automouonted to /media , i don't understand why automount has problems working
[21:27] <^Phantom^> I justed burned my first dvd using linux. :D
[21:27] <bluegoon> what would the command be to check the uptime of eth0?
[21:27] <losher> tdn: do you have any entries in hosts.deny?
[21:27] <sudobash> do they still sell ubuntu at Best Buy's?
[21:28] <guntbert> !ot | sudobash
[21:28] <andyzammy> how do i pastebin here? got a floodwarning last time i tried with a link to it
[21:28] <guntbert> !pastebin
[21:29] <andyzammy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/254210/
[21:29] <tdn> losher, yes. Lots.
[21:29] <andyzammy> !pastebin
[21:29] <sigjuice> how can I get wifi running without running gdm and network manager?
[21:29] <tdn> losher, oh. No. Not in hosts.deny.
[21:29] <tdn> losher, it is ALL:ALL.
[21:29] <jerkman> where is the wastebasket (trash) located by default?
[21:29] <tdn> losher, but I have a lot of exceptions in hosts.allow of course.
[21:30] <bluegoon> is there a way to see total uptime of a network interface? like eth1 for instance
[21:30] <guntbert> !who | andyzammy
[21:30] <^Phantom^> Thank you for the help everyone. :)
[21:30] <guntbert> !trash | jerkman
[21:30] <jerkman> thanks
[21:30] <losher> tdn: then it's worth trying. Add the client to hosts.allow and see if rpcinfo starts working...
[21:30] <hbekel> andyzammy: this is garbage: " SEC_TYPE="ext2
[21:30] <jcmarini> who called?
[21:30] <hbekel> andyzammy: looks like you accidently pasted that there
[21:31] <tdn> losher, ok.
[21:31] <andyzammy> oops, pasted the wrong one
[21:31] <andyzammy> i did fix that, removed the " and the SEC_TYPE but itstill didn't work
[21:31] <tdn> losher, works!
[21:31] <guntbert> jcmarini:  do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:32] <sigjuice> Looks like network manger is running even without gdm
[21:32] <tdn> losher, thanks!
[21:32] <losher> tdn: excellent!
[21:32] <sigjuice> is there some command to tell it to connect to my wifi network?
[21:32] <walle_> Anyone managed a trac system here? I have some troubles :/
[21:33] <spo> my ntfs usb hard drives show up in dmesg without any errors, but they do not get automounted, i don't understand.
[21:33] <jcmarini> guntbertmy notify window keeps popping-up...wots that?
[21:33] <hbekel> andyzammy: please pastebin the fstab you are using
[21:33] <andyzammy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/254212/
[21:34] <hbekel> andyzammy: well, is it mounted?
[21:34] <jerkman> how do i make a directory writable by me and www-data?
[21:35] <jerkman> spo: could be the adaptor
[21:35] <guntbert> jcmarini: the notify window? that should have nothing to do with this channel - but I don't know about your client
[21:35] <andyzammy> i don't think it was mounted on reboot
[21:36] <walle_> jerkman: chown -R jerkman:www-data dir/
[21:36] <Swistaczek_> Hello, Can someone translate this chmods "drwxrwxr-x" to value like 777?
[21:36] <M-a-r-k> Does Ubuntu still have an application for setting your monitor and videocard?
[21:36] <hbekel> andyzammy: you don't think? make sure and type mount
[21:36] <jcmarini> guntbert my xchat notify icon keeps popping-up but no-one messaging me,,, any ideas?
[21:38] <jerkman> thanks walle_
[21:38] <walle_> jerkman: np
[21:38] <jerkman> spo: can you pastebin dmesg
[21:39] <CaptainCrook> does the passwd hash in the shadow file encryption method the same as using "mkpasswd -H md5"?
[21:39] <guntbert> jcmarini: it *could* be you have in Settings/preferences/chatting/alerts something in "highlight..."
[21:40] <alex04210> who knows what are the action commands in clipboard manager (for ex. Parcellite)?
[21:40] <apparle_> is anyone good at making DEB files
[21:42] <delllboy> boss_mc
[21:42] <guntbert> delllboy:   do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:43] <delllboy> im after boss_mc, im not even going to try asking in here again
[21:44] <losher> CaptainCrook: the passwd man page says that the encryption method is based on the NBS DES algorithm, so the answer is presumably no....
[21:44] <CaptainCrook> losher,  allright thanks!
[21:44] <guntbert> delllboy: well, he obviously is not at his keyboard at the moment...
[21:45] <delllboy> obviously
[21:45] <jordanwb> I'm trying to use vinagre to VNC into a computer running RealVNC 4.4.3 on Win XP Pro, but Vinagre keeps saying that the authentication is unsuported.
[21:45] <delllboy> thats right he obviously isnt
[21:45] <freddy_engels> I'm using ubuntu 9.04 on a macbook pro, how can I set up my keyboard to type cyrillic characters?
[21:45] <uboatu> apparle_ check the commande checkinstall
[21:45] <delllboy> but im trying every now and then incase he is
[21:45] <andyzammy> having a problem - im on a netbook here, and in the current state of my main machine i'm in terminal as gnome not working..using a mmc to transfer txts of term dumps back and forth for pastebins and mmc not auto mounting  so cant see mmc in term
[21:45] <apparle_> uboatu: what??
[21:46] <jcmarini> guntbert checked preferences "notify each message?
[21:46] <uboatu> the command: checkinstall
[21:46] <uboatu> it makes debs out of makefiles
[21:46] <gogeta> andyzammy: console whont automount thats a x thing mount em yourself
[21:46] <apparle_> I dont have the command
[21:46] <uboatu> install it
[21:46] <uboatu> the programm checkinstall
[21:46] <apparle_> info checkinstall
[21:46] <andyzammy> gogeta: ah thx, what params  do i pass mount?
[21:46] <apparle_> !info checkinstall
[21:47] <uboatu> voila
[21:47] <losher> jordanwb: I've never used vinagre. I suggest just trying a different vnc client....
[21:47] <gogeta> andyzammy: sudo mount /dev/sda /mountfolder
[21:47] <jordanwb> losher: what do you suggest?
[21:47] <porthose> checkinstall is a piece of crap, you should really learn how to package correctly
[21:47] <uboatu> what ever
[21:47] <losher> jordanwb: since the server is known to be realvnc, try their client. Find it via google...
[21:48] <gogeta> andyzammy: sda can be anything you can use fdisk -l so figure where the device you whant to mount is in dev
[21:48] <uboatu> its for beginners
[21:48] <guntbert> jcmarini: could be - even if I don't see this option now, are you using xchat or xchat-gnome?
[21:48] <uboatu> i am not teaching .debs here
[21:48] <sergiu> l
[21:48] <diddy> How can I only show all listening + established ports of one user (not all users logged in to the system) ? I just don't manage to do it. netstat -tupen ?
[21:49] <sergiu> how to added an bash command to be executed on booting?
[21:49] <porthose> yea well beginners shouldn't learn bad habit, they should learn how to package things correctly
[21:49] <sergiu> add*
[21:49] <jordanwb> losher: All right I'll give their free version a try
[21:49] <uboatu> ok teach him
[21:49] <lelo> siemka :)
[21:49] <jcmarini> guntbert xchat Gnome. selected "notify..." in edit menu
[21:49] <losher> sergiu: put it in /etc/rc.local. Create the file if it doesn'
[21:49] <losher> sergiu: put it in /etc/rc.local. Create the file if it doesn't exist...
[21:49] <losher> jordanwb: nothing to lose except a bit of time..
[21:49] <uboatu> i use linux since the ninetees, so ....
[21:50] <uboatu> ur analise is a bit quicky body
[21:50] <andyzammy> not working, says already mounted
[21:50] <apparle_> I don't have good enough connection to get all the development libraries to make that pacakge....can anyone make me a DEB file if give him link to source
[21:50] <guntbert> jcmarini: I advice you switch to xchat, but for now try to disable that "notify each message"
[21:50] <andyzammy> used "mount" alone and couldnt find a fat vol
[21:50] <losher> porthose: checkinstall is ok for simple makefiles. If you don't make debs very often, it's a timesaver...
[21:50] <porthose> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete
[21:51] <jcmarini> guntbert thanks buddy. doing it.
[21:51] <guntbert> jcmarini: have fun:)
[21:51] <NoMS> quit
[21:51] <NoMS> bx
[21:52] <guntbert> diddy: use lsof -i | grep diddy (or whatever :-))
[21:52] <apparle_> can anyone make me a32bit package for http://www.ipmsg.org/archive/g2ipmsg-0.9.6.tar.gz
[21:52] <rahim123> hi, my Ubuntu 9.04 just locked up hard and i had to do a power reset.  What logs should i check to see what happened?
[21:53] <uboatu> syslog
[21:53] <uboatu> daemon
[21:53] <uboatu> kern
[21:53] <diddy> guntbert, why it can be done with netstat. I managed to do it before.
[21:53] <ahsanul> hullo everybody
[21:53] <commander_> does anyone have the latest version of firefox 3.5.2/
[21:53] <ahsanul> first I'd like to say, Ubuntu FTW!
[21:53] <apparle_> uboatu: can you make me a 32bit package for http://www.ipmsg.org/archive/g2ipmsg-0.9.6.tar.gz
[21:53] <guntbert> diddy: I don't know, I use lsof for such things all the time
[21:54] <uboatu> i cant i am in a hotel with a 64b machine
[21:54] <sergiu> why that from /etc/rc.local is not being executed ? ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:a1:b0:00:1a:54
[21:54] <sergiu> exit 0
[21:54] <ahsanul> I was wondering if the ubuntu jaunty iso comes with KDE?
[21:54] <uboatu> kubuntu
[21:54] <diddy> guntbert,  lsof -i | grep diddy doesn't output anything. It just hangs there.
[21:54] <apparle_> ahsanul: try kubuntu iso
[21:54] <guntbert> !who | uboatu
[21:54] <jcmarini> guntbert: is not Ubuntu the best fun since hoola hoops?
[21:55] <andresj__> hello, i accidentally licked on the suspend button in the menu at the very top right. Now i don't know how to wake my computer up. its a desktop pc with Ubuntu 9.04. Nvidia proprietary drivers, if that makes any difference
[21:55] <Seveas> jcmarini, no, there's always rollerskates :)
[21:55] <sebastian> Hi everybody, can you tell me why "for i in * do mv "$i" "${i/.htm}";done" tells me "Bad substitution"? What i'm trying to do is cut off the ".htm" from each file in this directory.
[21:55] <erUSUL> andresj__: press the power button
[21:55] <jcmarini> hehe
[21:55] <Seveas> andresj__, never lick buttons :)
[21:55] <andresj__> erUSUL: sltsfu ytirf iy
[21:55] <sergiu> anyone know?
[21:55] <uboatu> lol
[21:55] <andresj__> erUSUL: (oops, not used to this keyboard :P) i already pressed it
[21:55] <sergiu> linux is a time losting
[21:56] <uboatu> depends
[21:56] <guntbert> diddy: either wait for name resolution or use lsof -ni | grep diddy (or you have no connections open, then have a look at lsof -i alone)
[21:56] <andresj__> sergiu: wgats your question?
[21:56] <Seveas> andresj__, the computer should wake up from suspend when you press a key. If that doesn't work, press the powerbutton (but don't hold it)
[21:56] <innomen> What can i do to make an application open that was opening fine and now wont open at all?
[21:56] <erUSUL> andresj__: but it does not come up ? not even grub ?
[21:56] <rahim123> innomen: delete its .config dir
[21:56] <losher> sergiu: add echo command before & after your ifconfig & write the output to a log, so you can see if it's working e.g. echo ifconfig -a >> /tmp/log
[21:56] <diddy> guntbert, lsof -ni doesn't work at all. Switch unknown
[21:57] <andresj__> Seveas: I tried pressing keys, and clicking the mouse, and pressing the power button without holding it. I would rather not hard-reboot the computer; i had something i didnt save yet
[21:57] <innomen> rahim123, ahh, good idea.
[21:57] <innomen> rahim123, brb :)
[21:57] <andresj__> erUSUL: i would rather not hard-reboot the computer :P
[21:57] <jordanwb> losher: I downloaded and installed the free linux version but when I run "vncviewer" I get "vncviewer: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[21:57] <jcmarini> all electronic time wasters keep one out of the sunshine and fresh air but your choice
[21:57] <Seveas> andresj__, are there some lights blinkin/pulsating, or is your computer plauing dead?
[21:57] <jordanwb> Version 2.2 is old isn't it?
[21:57] <rahim123> innomen: or better yet rename the .config dir to like .whatever-bak-200908016
[21:58] <guntbert> diddy: what does lsof -v show? I have revision 4.78
[21:58] <andresj__> Seveas: it seems it went dead, because i remember last time i suspended the computer (a year ago probably) the light around the power button was blinking. this time it stayed on and unresponsive.
[21:58] <andresj__> Seveas: the computer is unresponsive, i mean
[21:58] <Seveas> andresj__, what happens if you press the power button?
[21:58] <losher> jordanwb: does             apt-cache search vnc | egrep -i viewer       give any ready-built alternatives?
[21:58] <gogeta> andresj__: try switching it off at the power supply
[21:58] <andresj__> Seveas: nothing at all. It usually triggers the power down sequence of ubuntu
[21:58] <gogeta> andresj__: some have a braker that needs to be reset
[21:59] <ramiro> how do I find out what channels the wireless networks around me are at?
[21:59] <jcmarini> sergiu linux will free the poor people like me
[21:59] <diddy> guntbert, I have the same revision
[21:59] <Seveas> andresj__, ok, so you're screwed. Press that button for a longer period and/or unplug the power cord for a hard reset
[21:59] <andresj__> gogeta: well i _can_ hard reboot the pc by longpressing the power button... but i'd rather not do that; although it does seem that Ubuntu just hang
[21:59] <apparle_> uboatu: can you make me a 32bit package for http://www.ipmsg.org/archive/g2ipmsg-0.9.6.tar.gz plzzzzzzzzzzzzz I hae a slow net connection.....can't download all the dev libraries
[22:00] <uboatu> ramiro: iwconfig wlan0 scanning
[22:00] <andresj__> Seveas, gogeta: well i guess i'll have to do that... any ideas why this would have happened?
[22:00] <sergiu> jcmarini linux maybe is good,
[22:00] <sergiu> jcmarini but ubnutu driver me crazy sometime
[22:00] <guntbert> diddy: ok, once more: try lsof -i, should give several lines
[22:00] <uboatu> apparle_ i am in hotel same issue
[22:00] <sergiu> debian i think is clever
[22:00] <sergiu> :D
[22:00] <gogeta> andresj__: ext3 shouldent have a issue with a hardboot
[22:00] <guntbert> !ot | sergiu
[22:00] <jcmarini> sergiu its fun when you get things to work. Great Aceivement in history
[22:00] <jordanwb> losher: I tried gtkvnc viewer, but when I try to connect it says "You have been disconnected"
[22:01] <andresj__> gogeta: I had a bunch of files open and didn't save them yet---i clicked on suspend by mistake :( :P
[22:01] <sergiu>  jcmarini: some things is not possible to get working lolz
[22:01] <bcj> Do hard disks spin up by default, or does the BIOS cause spin-up?
[22:01] <losher> jordanwb: what about xtightvncviewer? or xvnc4viewer?
[22:01] <guntbert> !ot > sergiu
[22:01] <uboatu> bcj by default
[22:01] <uboatu> bcj even witout a computer at all
[22:01] <ramiro> uboatu: iwconfig: unknown command "scanning"
[22:01] <bcj> uboatu: Bugger
[22:01] <sergiu> losher, i didn't understood properly.. what to added before ifconfig ? echo command?
[22:01] <bcj> Thanks :)
[22:02] <gogeta> :(
[22:02] <ramiro> uboatu: it seems it's eth1 for me, but I get the same thing.
[22:02] <ShawnC> How do I do memtest and remove bad ram?
[22:02] <iandayen> anyone familiar with wireless problems in 9.04?
[22:02] <uboatu> do man iwconfig
[22:02] <sergiu> losher, in /etc/rc.local
[22:02] <andresj__> btw, anyone know, if somehow i could ssh into my machine, of a command that would render my machine responsive again? (some kind of unsuspend command?)
[22:02] <deany> jordanwb, there is a vnc server/viewer already in ubuntu
[22:02] <sergiu> losher, echo ifconfig eth0 hw ether address ? ...
[22:02] <sergiu> )
[22:02] <jordanwb> deany: Yes I already tried vinagre
[22:03] <iandayen> can't seem to get my wireless working in 9.04, it worked before I updated then after the update no more wireless
[22:03] <jordanwb> it said the authentication was not supported
[22:03] <guntbert> andresj__: a suspended machine has no connections, no running services...
[22:03] <gogeta> iandayen: i have the issue to some odd reasion it gets switched off in the bios check that
[22:03] <sergiu> don't flood me please with differente kind of ubotu bots
[22:03] <diddy> guntbert, that worked this time but only shows the current user's (me) open ports
[22:03] <deany> jordanwb, what authentication is that?
[22:03] <andresj__> guntbert: i think my machine didn't finish supsending, though
[22:03] <ShawnC> How do I do memtest and remove bad ram?
[22:03] <sergiu> ;D
[22:03] <losher> sergiu: http://pastebin.com/m4f7ff066
[22:03] <iandayen> will check that gogeta, gimme a minute here while i reboot laptop
[22:04] <andresj__> guntbert: because if it had, the power light would be blinking
[22:04] <gogeta> iandayen: i gotta switch it on at the bios at ever boot
[22:04] <jordanwb> deany: RealVNC's authentication
[22:04] <gogeta> every
[22:04] <iandayen> what kind of laptop are you using
[22:04] <andresj__> guntbert: gogeta well nvm i guess, iandayen my ssh client cant connect---ill guess ill have to hard reboot
[22:04] <guntbert> andresj__: sorry, but you could try to ping it from another machine
[22:04] <thatsit> ubuntu rocks:D
[22:04] <sergiu> locher, i don't understand.. what is with that ... ?
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:04] <losher> sergiu: it
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> thatsit: linux in general rocks
[22:05] <sergiu> what it means..
[22:05] <guntbert> diddy: try with sudo
[22:05] <ShawnC> How do I do memtest and remove bad ram?
[22:05] <neurochrome> does anyone know a package for graphing cpu usage over time.  I need to send some stats to the cooliris devs during usage but can't seem to find a decent app for the job
[22:05] <gogeta> iandayen: it started doing that to me after the update
[22:05] <thatsit> rock on :D
[22:05] <andresj__> ok, thank you guys, you were of help :) i'll have to dig up this bug with Nvidia drivers---or disable suspend for now, cuz i dont use it much often anyways
[22:05] <losher> sergiu: it is a 3 line shell script which logs the output of ifconfig -a to a log file when it runs
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> shawnc: it part of the grub menu. press esc when grub shows up and select memtest
[22:05] <sergiu> losher, to add this to /etc/rc.local ?..
[22:06] <neurochrome> ShawnC, select it from the grub boot menu
[22:06] <ShawnC> ah
[22:06] <ShawnC> ok
[22:06] <andresj__> bye!
[22:06] <losher> sergiu: yes, 3 lines to add to /etc/rc.local....
[22:06] <deany> jordanwb, what viewer are you using
[22:06] <ramiro> iwlist it was, but that didn't help me either...
[22:06] <jcmarini> ubottu ubottu
[22:06] <iandayen> gogeta : there is no option in the bios of this laptop to turn the wireless on or off
[22:06] <jordanwb> deany: I'm trying to find one that works with RealVNC's server
[22:06] <DigitalKiwi> what is -e +e mean ?
[22:06] <sergiu> ok.. let's rock
[22:07] <gogeta> iandayen: there always is look for onbord devices
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> jordanwb: vnc is defined in rfc so all aps should be ok. why do you need vnc?
[22:07] <buch> Is there anyway i can check if my hardware is compitible with 64bit w/o try and install 64bit?
[22:07] <euthymos> hi I created a .deb package for i386, will it work on amd64 architecture?
[22:08] <jordanwb> So I can login to the XP machine remotely in case my dad has any problems.
[22:08] <neurochrome> buch, livecd?!
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> buch: if you have a 64bit cpu it will work just like the 32bit one
[22:08] <iandayen> gogeta : I know where it would be, this is a dumbed down bios on a compaq laptop, you can not change, nor get into anything in the bios except to see the system information
[22:08] <neurochrome> jordanwb, be sure to use ssh
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> jordanwb: vnc is unencrypted so i wouldnt recommend using it over wan
[22:08] <buch> Ahh livecd ofc :)
[22:09] <deany> jordanwb, the remote desktop viewer in ubuntu works with the vino (vnc) server in ubuntu
[22:09] <deany> jordanwb, is there a particular server you are wanting to connec with
[22:09] <gogeta> iandayen: normaly compaq bios have a passwword that unlock all options
[22:09] <gogeta> like dells
[22:09] <jordanwb> I have to go, I'll worry about VNC tommorow. Thanks guys.
[22:09] <gogeta> iandayen: or a advanced option
[22:10] <franco> join  #crackslatinos
[22:10] <macgyver__> morning all, I discovered a problem last night, well more of an annoyance really, I have a laptop (15") which I use with an external display, when I shut down and unplug it, and disconnect the external display and boot up again my resolution goes to 640x480, is there a way to have it detect that the external screen is not there and configure accordingly?
[22:10] <dupondje> Gnome just dissapeared from sessions list @ login display ... any idea to get it back ? cause I only can login into xfce now
[22:10] <iandayen> gogeta: no advanced option, and where would I enter the password?
[22:10] <gogeta> iandayen: look at the bottem of the screen you should see what hotkeys do what
[22:11] <gladideg> Is there a way to pass arguments to a bash script, when using "at" scheduler? I have problems queuing with "at -f backup.sh myargument now+10minutes
[22:11] <sergiu> losher, that dosen't work..
[22:11] <sergiu> if think maybe is needed to use sudo in there..
[22:11] <neurochrome> macgyver_, set it in your xorg.conf
[22:11] <innomen> rahim123?
[22:11] <CopyWriter> guys how do i join my ubuntu desktop to my ubuntu domain
[22:11] <iandayen> gogeta: yes, I am a computer tech, I am very familiar with bios screens, there is no password option, there is only a main page with system info and the normal bios commands at bottom
[22:11] <innomen> now i feel all guilty i was gunna say thnaks but he's gone
[22:11] <CopyWriter> i already edited my smb.conf
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> !domain
[22:11] <neurochrome> dupondje, reinstall it?
[22:12] <CopyWriter> to security=domain
[22:12] <losher> sergiu: no, /etc/rc.local runs as root. What is in the log file /tmp/log ? Paste it to www.pastebin.com
[22:12] <gogeta> iandayen: yea i knoe compaw bios they like to hide stuff
[22:12] <spo> my ntfs usb hard drives show up in dmesg without any errors, but they do not get automounted, i don't understand.
[22:12] <commander_> can anyone help!@
[22:12] <dupondje> neurochrome: what package ?
[22:12] <gogeta> iandayen: maybe google
[22:13] <losher> spo: do you have mount commands for them in /etc/fstab?
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> spo: some don't. just mount it yourself
[22:13] <sergiu> losher, maybe to use ifdown eth0 to change the ether address of device
[22:14] <spo> if i do a fresh install of ubuntu,  my ntfs usb hard drives will automount
[22:14] <spo> but something changed in configuration or some other program did something
[22:14] <iandayen> gogeta: looks like I actually have to do a bios memory reset by pulling battery lol
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> spo: you can add them by uuid in /etc/fstab
[22:14] <sergiu> losher, http://pastebin.com/m594bb3ed
[22:15] <jonah1980> hi guys, i have no wireless on jaunty or ethernet. my network controller is ar9285 and ethernet is attansic 1062. i have googled it and i've put the backports repo in and also installed  linux-backports-modules-jaunty, so i really can't understand why it's not working, can anyone please help me get it working?? please
[22:15] <LinuxNoob> Can someone help me? I am looking to crack a WEP protected network, and I need help with what hardware I need. The current laptop I have doesn't have a slot for me to stick an older network card in it in order to enable monitor mode.
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> spo: manually mounting is easy stuff though
[22:15] <uboatu> no crackers here
[22:15] <sergiu> losher, the hwaddr of eth0 is not that what i need..
[22:15] <uboatu> wrong channel
[22:16] <spo> i liked how automount woould mount them and make a directory based on the hard drive's label
[22:16] <guntbert> !ask | commander_
[22:16] <losher> sergiu: why is there only output from one ifconfig? There were two in the 3 line script I gave you?
[22:16] <gogeta> iandayen: whont do no good if uuntu turns it off again
[22:16] <commander_> i had asked a question.
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> spo: if you add it to fstab via uuid, if it doesnt automount you can run: sudo mount -a
[22:16] <neurochrome> dupondje, gnome?
[22:17] <sergiu> losher, yes
[22:17] <dupondje> neurochrome: its installed, running gnome-session gives me the gnome desktop
[22:17] <gogeta> iandayen: it whont have that option if you have a hardware switch
[22:17] <sergiu> hm
[22:17] <iandayen> gogeta: I'm still not sure your problem is the same as mine though - ubuntu should not be doing anything within the bios and yes I do have a hardware switch
[22:17] <guntbert> !ff3.5 | commander_
[22:18] <gogeta> iandayen: after the last update ubuntu shuts down my wifi card and the bios disables it
[22:18] <iandayen> gogeta: hmm - what card do you have
[22:18] <gogeta> iandayen: i gotta go in the bios and turn it back on
[22:18] <losher> sergiu: http://pastebin.com/m6df482d
[22:18] <inx-mdg> hi gogeta !
[22:18] <neurochrome> dupondje, don't kn]ow then mate sorry
[22:18] <iandayen> gogeta: I'm using the atheros ar5007
[22:19] <gogeta> im using  atros serise to
[22:20] <gogeta> iandayen: i dunno why ubuntu does that now
[22:20] <iandayen> mine worked fine before updating, but I did have to enable the alternate madwifi driver in ubuntu to make it work.  used wireless to download all the updates, then after restart it no longer works, it sees my card in sudo lspci though
[22:20] <gogeta> iandayen: i tested my bios to make shure it was not just forgetting and even updated them
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> landayan: try restarting hal
[22:20] <gogeta> iandayen: only happons after i run ubuntu
[22:21] <commander_> how in terminal Ubottu?
[22:21] <iandayen> actionparsnip: how do i restart hal?  I'm a pretty novice linux user, but I am very familiar with other OS
[22:21] <gogeta> iandayen: of course puling the battery resetting them might work but you will need to do it after every boot
[22:21] <spo> can you give me an example of how you mount via uuid
[22:21] <gogeta> i mean shutdown
[22:21] <inx-mdg> commander_: what was your question?
[22:21] <sergiu> omg
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> !uuid | spo
[22:22] <gogeta> iandayen: lol your switch isnt off is it
[22:22] <commander_> how can i get firefox 3.5.2?
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | spo
[22:22] <losher> sergiu: ???
[22:22] <iandayen> gogeta: lol no, first thing I checked
[22:22] <commander_> i downloaded ubuntuzilla and i keep getting errors?
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> commander: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[22:22] <inx-mdg> commander_: you can do as ActionParsnip shows via command line or through Synaptic package manager
[22:23] <spo> is there another way besides fstab?
[22:23] <spo> can i make it so mount makes a directory based on the usb drive's label?
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> spo: yep, or you can run: sudo fdisk -l  to see the partition name then manually mount it
[22:24] <spo> how do you use mount to make a directory based on the disk's label?
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> spo: the uuid is unique to the drive so will always mount to the same place, you will need to manually create the mount point
[22:25] <CopyWriter> #ubuntu-server
[22:25] <CopyWriter> sorry about that
[22:25] <spo> i wonder what script hal uses to auto mount.... ie, what script it uses to create a /media/directory based on a usb's label
[22:25] <_0travitu> hello i have some small problems upgrading my ubuntu... how can i get some help?
[22:26] <Virtus> how do i change the /var/www path in LAMP .. to another folder | the problem is /var/www has root permissions, and when i create something in it. it has permissions from another user
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> spo: not sure i dont use automount
[22:26] <Virtus> waiting for your kind response
[22:26] <iandayen> gogeta: do you know how to restart hal?
[22:26] <guntbert> !ask | _0travitu
[22:26] <gogeta> iandayen: no
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> virtus: you could use a symlink
[22:27] <iandayen> Has anyone gotten the Atheros AR5007 Wireless card working in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[22:27] <kaiser101231> can help with this error
[22:27] <kaiser101231>   p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }  VBOX_E_XML_ERROR (0x80BB000A)
[22:27] <Bache> Hi, I'm a newbie here. Want to get some help on ubuntu and java installation. Can any one help me?
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> virtus: its good to have it owned by root so normal users cant tamper
[22:28] <neurochrome> iandayen, madwifi?
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> landayen: yeah the backport modules make it ok
[22:28] <iandayen> neurochrome: it worked with madwifi until I updated - after the update nothing
[22:28] <Virtus> ActionParsnip: i use another user .. to create files , and it's not good changing permissions after creating them
[22:28] <sebsebseb> !java |  Bache
[22:28] <_0travitu> i want to upgrade from 6.10 to 9.04.. i have 3 iso's on my computer.. i mount them, i use the upgrading command, but nothing happens. My iso's are: 7.04,8.04 and 9.04. What should I do?
[22:28] <sergiu> losher, what's wrong with that log
[22:28] <sebsebseb> !multiverse |   Bache
[22:28] <sergiu> ))
[22:28] <neurochrome> Bache, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[22:29] <neurochrome> iandayen, you have to reinstall after every kernel update
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: you need to use the alternate isos
[22:29] <losher> sergiu: what log?
[22:29] <Bache> I think you are right. But, I've got completely messed up here.
[22:29] <iandayen> neurochrome: how do I do that
[22:29] <guntbert> !upgrade | _0travitu have you seen
[22:29] <kaiser101231> anyone know about vbox?
[22:30] <neurochrome> iandayen, change to the madwifi source folder (cd), then "make clean", "make", "sudo make install"
[22:30] <neurochrome> kaiser101231, sye
[22:30] <sergiu> losher: http://pastebin.com/m594bb3ed
[22:30] <hbekel> kaiser101231: looks like an xml parser chocking on some css
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> kaiser101231: a little, ask your question and the channel will reply if it can
[22:30] <kaiser101231> neurochrome:   p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }  VBOX_E_XML_ERROR (0x80BB000A)
[22:30] <iandayen> neurochrome: in terminal?  I am pretty new to linux OS
[22:30] <_0travitu> i've read that part.. but after i mount the iso's... i use: gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" and nothing happens most of the times. Sometimes it asks me for admin password, but nothing happens :(
[22:30] <neurochrome> kaiser101231, wow, no idea bro! lol
[22:31] <kaiser101231> ActionParsnip: i already asked it a few mins ago
[22:31] <neurochrome> iandayen, yes...
[22:31] <losher> sergiu: I already told you. There should be more lines in the log, from before *and* after the ifconfig command...
[22:31] <kaiser101231> im using 64 bit ubuntu
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: try replacing /cdrom with where you mount the iso
[22:31] <neurochrome> iandayen, go to private message
[22:31] <iandayen> neurochrome: ok
[22:31] <sergiu> losher you mean the system logs?
[22:32] <_0travitu> i tried with /media/cdrom0 , but nothing happens
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: if you don't mount the iso to /cdrom then it won't work
[22:32] <sergiu> i don't know why there are not..
[22:32] <kaiser101231> Failed to create the VirtualBox COM object.
[22:32] <sergiu> i have added the 3 lines in /etc/rc.conf
[22:32] <Bache> I need an expert guidence now for ubunto. I'm a newbie. Anyone can help me here? I mean anyone human...?
[22:32] <sergiu> that you gave me
[22:32] <sergiu> :gg
[22:32] <sergiu> hm
[22:33] <inx-mdg> Bache: what's your question?
[22:33] <losher> sergiu: er, you were supposed to add them to /etc/rc.local
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: its wherever you mount it. you could have mounted it literally anywhere so there is no definitive answer
[22:33] <sergiu> losher, sorry, yes, there were added there..
[22:33] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip: i  do this: < mount -o loop iso_location /media/cdrom0 > then <gksu "sh /media/cdrom0/cdromupgrade" >
[22:33] <_0travitu> but nothing happens
[22:34] <losher> sergiu: sorry, I'm out of ideas then...
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: i hope you didnt literally type iso_location. did you?
[22:34] <sergiu> losher in /tmp/log is only that what i have cutted..
[22:34] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip:  no .. of course not :P
[22:35] <apoleo12> I got a grub failure on hand!!! when i typed this command sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/disk/boot /dev/sdb and installed no problem but now I cannot boot into either OSes.. it cycled back to POST
[22:35] <losher> sergiu: and all the lines have double >>, not single like this >  ??
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: good. well if you mount the iso to /media/cdrom0 you should be able to check it exists if you browse to the folder and view the contents
[22:36] <sergiu>  losher, yes :d
[22:36] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip:  i am able to do that.. i can browse the files
[22:36] <losher> sergiu: sorry, I'm out of ideas then. Maybe someone else knows...
[22:36] <sergiu> there at end is exit 0
[22:36] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip: it actually get's me an icon on the desktop that i double click
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: ok cool then use terminal to cd to the location of the file you need to launch instead of specifying the absolute locations
[22:37] <sergiu> http://pastebin.com/m57f026a5 looks like this
[22:37] <sergiu> rc.local ..
[22:37] <sergiu> =]
[22:37] <guntbert> _0travitu: those instructions only apply to a direct upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04, you need https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades#6.10%20to%208.04%20%28Edgy%20to%20Hardy%29
[22:37] <_0travitu> guntbert: i know.. but i have 6.10 and i want to upgrade to 9.04
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: you can then use: gksudo ./upgrade   or whatever it is
[22:38] <guntbert> _0travitu: thats exactly what the link I sent you is about
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: it is not possible to do this with the desktop iso. it MUST be the alternative iso
[22:39] <crazynewbi> could someone please help, i am trying to install video drivers that i downloaded and i am not to sure how to install them
[22:39] <sergiu> :\\
[22:39] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip:  what do you mean by alternative iso ?
[22:40] <guntbert> crazynewbi: for waht card are they?
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> crazynewbi: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[22:40] <yoyoned> !ati|crazy
[22:40] <crazynewbi> one sec
[22:40] <_0travitu> guntbert: i have 6.10 with 7.04,8.04,9,04 downloaded iso's on my desktop
[22:40] <apoleo12> erm
[22:40] <AbsoluteZero> I'm running the Ubuntu Netbook Remix...A lot of the time, when I've opened an options menu or a preferences menu, I cannot see far enough down the menu (because my resolution is rather low) does anybody know of some sort of way around this? (You'd figure a version of the OS specifically tailored to nebooks wouldn't have this problem)
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: there is a live desktop cd and the alternative that installs in a text based environment and is much faster
[22:40] <crazynewbi> where can i paste this
[22:41] <oldude67> !paste
[22:41] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip: and where can i find those alternative iso's ?
[22:41] <guntbert> _0travitu: read the page I sent you, there is a detailed instruction how to accomplish that upgrade, step by step
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: the upgrade documentation clearly states you need the alternate iso to upgrade offline. you cannot doo it if the isos you have are the live desktop ones
[22:42] <Sneaky-Jesus> ActionParsnip: Most Ubuntu mirrors host them, usually wherever the standard isos can be found :)
[22:42] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip: thank you.. i'll go on the website to check it out
[22:42] <_0travitu> thanks guntbert
[22:42] <AbsoluteZero> Has anybody else ever heard of this issue? Is there a room built specifically for the Netbook Remix?
[22:42] <Sneaky-Jesus> Whoops, wrong nick highlighted ^ :/
[22:42] <guntbert> _0travitu: good luck :-)
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: thought you had the desktop ones. everyone does it once
[22:43] <crazynewbi> ActionParsnip here the the paste.....http://paste.ubuntu.com/254233/
[22:43] <ActionParsnip> absolutezero: you can spawn it if you jjoin it
[22:43] <AbsoluteZero> What is the channel name, though?
[22:43] <AbsoluteZero> #<CHannel Name Here>
[22:44] <AbsoluteZero> IE: If it's not an established help channel, it won't be of much use.
[22:44] <guntbert> !intel | crazynewbi
[22:44] <crazynewbi> thx
[22:45] <AbsoluteZero> Anybody know, though? I can't usually select the "OK" or "Accept Changes" buttons on options or preference menus because my resolution is so low. Kind a problem.
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> crazynewbi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[22:45] <AbsoluteZero> And most/all of these windows cannot be resized vertically.
[22:45] <MisterDo> Hello, anybody know how change my ip adress ?
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> absolutezero: you can use alt to help drag a window from anywhere
[22:46] <crazynewbi> thx
[22:46] <MisterDo> absolutezero : or shift
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> misterdo: you can set it in network manager
[22:46] <MisterDo> how please ?
[22:46] <celal> #ubuntu de
[22:46] <AbsoluteZero> They cannot be dragged farther than the top border of my desktop.
[22:47] <AbsoluteZero> Which prevents me from seeing/pressing those buttons at the bottom.
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> misterdo: its the network app on the panel bars
[22:47] <sergiu> cannot edit network-manager,
[22:47] <AbsoluteZero> I can drag them horizontally. That's no problem, says I.
[22:47] <boss_mc> AbsoluteZero: that's a restriction compiz has by default
[22:47] <boss_mc> AbsoluteZero: there's a setting a gconf to turn that off
[22:48] <MisterDo> thanls, but if i go to "change auto wifi", what will i do ?
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> compiz is so annoying
[22:48] <thelostfaith> Anyone in here ever try and use something similar to shoutcast to dj?
[22:48] <apoleo12> Where do I get GUI grub in liveCD?
[22:48] <AbsoluteZero> What's the launch gconf command again?
[22:48] <windows-rules> nm-ifupdown-connection.c.82 - connection update not supported (read-only). using ubuntu 8.10 . is there an solution
[22:49] <boss_mc> AbsoluteZero: gconf-editor
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> apoleo12: can you rephrase, that didnt make much sense to me
[22:49] <AbsoluteZero> Thanks!
[22:49] <boss_mc> apps->compiz->plugins->move->allscreens->options->constrain_y
[22:49] <boss_mc> wow, long path
[22:50] <apoleo12> action: Ok right now Im in liveCD.. according to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto... Backup, Repairing and Reinstalling GRUB,it says I can try reinstalling grub via command line and gui... but I cannot figure out the gui part
[22:51] <apoleo12> I cannot get into linux... ive been tryin to work on to eliminate error 15 then now cannot get into any OSes
[22:51] <windows-rules> lolz..
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> apoleo12: ok much clearer. i'd go with command line, its a simple command
[22:51] <windows-rules> this linux is for hackers
[22:51] <guntbert> !ot | windows-rules
[22:51] <windows-rules> for absolute geeks
[22:51] <Paavi2_0> !offtopic | windows-rules
[22:51] <edbian> windows-rules: Do you have an ubuntu question?
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> windows-rules: this is support, not trolling
[22:52] <windows-rules> freebsd is even esier
[22:52] <apoleo12> action: ok thanks and I'd love to get back into my baby linux... but Im not sure what to start with... grub-install dont do me any good unless otherwise...?
[22:52] <giacomo_elena> Sorry, someone of you is now in dublin?
[22:52] <guntbert> !ot > giacomo_elena
[22:52] <AbsoluteZero> Sooo...Anybody know WHERE in the gconf editor I can find the "turn off the thing that stops you from being able to move your windows beyond the verticle border..." thing?
[22:52] <MisterDo> where can i change my ip in network manager ?
[22:53] <boss_mc> AbsoluteZero: apps->compiz->plugins->move->allscreens->options->constrain_y
[22:53] <AbsoluteZero> It's not under the compiz tab under any obvious thing.
[22:53] <boss_mc> I said above but I forgot your name...
[22:53] <AbsoluteZero> Aha, Thanks Boss!
[22:53] <boss_mc> np
[22:53] <edbian> AbsoluteZero: You can only slide windows from one desktop to another (across the edge of the screen) using compiz.  It is a compiz setting so it's not in gconf-editor
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> misterdo: set the setting to static ip, then set it
[22:54] <boss_mc> edbian: compiz by default uses gconf to store its settings, and has some settings in gconf that aren't in the ccsm
[22:54] <edbian> boss_mc: Really?  I never knew that!
[22:54] <MisterDo> but where static ip ?
[22:54] <boss_mc> edbian: you can move it in advanced i think (to flat file)...
[22:54] <ge2x> where does ubuntu store resolution options? because it seems to ignore my /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:55] <AbsoluteZero> Thanks boss_mc. Works like a charm now.
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> misterdo: i'm on a G1 phone. i dont have my co.mputers on due to no internet so i can't hold your hand
[22:55] <edbian> ge2x: It probes the video card and your monitor to determine what resolutions should be available.
[22:55] <ge2x> edbian: it determines wrongly
[22:55] <AbsoluteZero> Now if only somebody could tell me why the GnoMenu XP clones don't actually work...
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> misterdo: all settings are there for network
[22:55] <ge2x> so now I'm stuck with 620x480 resolution and can't change it
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> absolutezero: poor coding....
[22:56] <AbsoluteZero> Drat.
[22:56] <boss_mc> ge2x: no other options in System->Prefs->Display?
[22:56] <ge2x> boss_mc: yes
[22:57] <boss_mc> alas
[22:57] <AbsoluteZero> Well. Thank you all for your help.
[22:57] <MisterDo> ActionParsnip : this is my desktop with network manager settings : http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1250459872.png
[22:58] <jonah1980> hey could anyone please help me with my resolution, i need 1366 x768 - but ubuntu just gives me a lower res so it's a bit stretched. looks bad. i opened xorg.conf but there's not resolution settings in there so i don't know how to add one in. also tried dpkg -reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg  but that didn't do anything to help... please help
[22:58] <MisterDo> (it's in french)
[22:58] <ge2x> jonah1980: i have the same problem
[22:59] <ge2x> it is an ubuntu bug that doesn't seem to be in a fixing progress
[22:59] <marko-_-> !swearing
[22:59] <marko-_-> !friendly
[23:00] <ge2x> how to make ubuntu not to probe my monitor or video card for a resolution but make it use a resolution I input?
[23:00] <mrgenericuser> jonah, ge2x, are these monitors or tvs?
[23:01] <ge2x> monitors
[23:01] <ge2x> just simple monitors pluged via VGA
[23:01] <spo> i cannot uninstall nautilus without uninstalling gnome?
[23:01] <jonah1980> ge2x, have you found anyone that can help us out?
[23:01] <ge2x> nope
[23:01] <mrgenericuser> ge2x, what video card and what driver
[23:02] <ge2x> NVidia 7950GT, nvidia-glx-180 driver
[23:02] <cre8torx> hello
[23:02] <ge2x> and I know use the nv driver and it stills determines the wrong resolutions
[23:02] <mrgenericuser> have you looked in 'sudo nvidia-settings' to see if your desired resolution is there?
[23:02] <_0travitu> can i upgrade using alternate cd from edgy to hardy ?
[23:02] <coolkourt> Hello, is there a simple way to install eclipse 3.5 on UBUNTU NBR? Can someone help me? The add/remove Eclipse doesnt update so I want to install the new one but dont know how
[23:03] <danbhfive> spo: nautilus is part of gnome, AFAIK
[23:03] <ActionParsnip> spo: no nautilus uses gtk libs
[23:03] <danbhfive> coolkourt: I can help, just search for eclipse on help.ubuntu.com/community    Let me know if the directions are unclear
[23:03] <coolkourt> ok thank you danbhfive
[23:04] <spo> action, so that means i can removec it?
[23:04] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip: can i upgrade using alternate cd's from 6.10 edgy to 8.04 hardy ?
[23:04] <ge2x> so how do I disable EDID probing in Ubuntu?
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> spo: if you dont want it, sure
[23:04] <mrgenericuser> ge2x, so nvidia-settings doesnt list the correct resolution?
[23:04] <cre8torx> what happened to freshmeat
[23:04] <ge2x> no, nothing does
[23:04] <spo> well, as soon as i do apt-get remove nautilus   .... a bunch of gnome programs get listed as autoremovable programs
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> _0travitu: you will need to upgrade to the next release up. you cant jump
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> misterdo: its the ipv4 parameters
[23:05] <ameed> Hello , is there a way to protect my pictures folder for example if i double click on the folder to be ased for a password to access it ?
[23:05] <ryan__> im trying to connect to a shared samba printer. i can see the printer on my laptop, but it asks for authentication when i try to print a test page. which user and password is it expecting?
[23:05] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip: i can't find 7.04 :( altenate cd
[23:05] <mrgenericuser> ge2x, i dont know how to disable it, but a friend was able to direct x to use a EDID file on the computer instead to get his 1366x768 tv to work....
[23:05] <spo> i think gnome relies heavily on nautilus
[23:05] <ge2x> how do I do that?
[23:06] <erUSUL> ameed: just make your user the only one allowed on the dir
[23:06] <jonah1980> mrgenericuser: mine's a laptop, i just can't change the resolution. so it's the built in monitor, must be an unusual res
[23:06] <_0travitu> !link 7.10 alternate cd
[23:06] <kaddi> Hi, I just upgraded from jaunty to karmic and now when I boot the new 31-kernel my screen remains completely blank, even if I boot into recovery mode. When I boot the old 28 kernel everything boots up fine. Is there a way to reinstall the new kernel, to see if that might fix the problem?
[23:06] <erUSUL> !karmic | kaddi
[23:06] <boss_mc> kaddi: ask in #ubuntu+1
[23:07] <ameed> erUSUL: sometimes i leave my laptop on while am logged and i dont want someone to be able to see those pics any idea ?
[23:07] <kaddi> sry yes, I actually should have known better than asking here
[23:07] <owen1> how to install sudo in chroot?
[23:07] <mrgenericuser> ge2x jonah1980, maybe this will help you get started, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1018116
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> spo: i dont use gnome so i wouldnt know. i use lxde
[23:07] <Ben64> Karmic WILL break???
[23:07] <erUSUL> ameed: block when you leave (and/or set autolock with 5 min inactivity or so)
[23:08] <_0travitu> ActionParsnip:  found it thank you :)
[23:08] <erUSUL> Ben64: is alpha not even beta
[23:08] <Ben64> not a positive outlook :(
[23:08] <MisterDo> ActionParsnip : thanks, here, the new interface : http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1250460560.png
[23:09] <ge2x> actually, nobody cares about his bug and by browsing the net I discovered, that quite a few people encounter this. it is just that nobody cares about that
[23:09] <ge2x> there is no fix
[23:09] <ameed> erUSUL: how to set autolock with 5 mins
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> ben64: its not released for a long while so half of it isnt finished so it will break. you may get an update that fixes something and breaks other stuff
[23:09] <ameed> ?
[23:09] <jonah1980> mrgenericuser: that doesn't specify 1366x768 anywhere so not sure how it'd help
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> ben64: its released so people can log bugs and create fixes
[23:09] <Ben64> hm
[23:10] <Lunis> Alright, so does anyone know right off how to force a window to use a specific class name upon opening? I want Maximus to maximize gnome-terminal by default, but I want to be able to set up a launcher that will cause gnome-terminal to use a class of, say, `no-max' to keep it from auto-maximizing.
[23:10] <erUSUL> ameed: System>Preferences>screensaver
[23:10] <kaddi> Ben64,  I'm updating my test-pc to karmic, I wouldn't run karmic on my normal system ;)
[23:10] <MisterDo> ActionParsnip : i now, what i do ?
[23:11] <Ben64> me neither
[23:11] <erUSUL> !devilspie
[23:11] <Ben64> unless i feel really bold, i'm sticking with LTS releases
[23:11] <hausha> I need a tool, similar to wget, that can handle sftp. I need download a file using one command line
[23:11] <Lunis> erUSUL: I'm not using metacity.
[23:11] <Spee_der> Now I'm stuck on the boot screen....
[23:11] <ameed> erUSUL: Thank you so much.
[23:12] <erUSUL> ameed: no problem
[23:12] <Spee_der> Karmic: Gets as far as Checking battery state and stp[s dead.
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> ben64 as long as its officially released it fine
[23:12] <ameed> erUSUL: One more thing please , how can i make sure that only my user can see those files ?
[23:12] <mrgenericuser> jonah1980, that shows how to override an edid on the vc, now where to get the edid file from, i'm still looking, and you might google edid resolution and your laptop.....
[23:12] <Ben64> gutsy was terrible
[23:12] <Spee_der> I can get to another terminal, ALT-4 and login, but am lost as to how to kick start this.....
[23:12] <Ben64> firefox locked the whole system
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> karmic works fine here just took some work. i loved gutsy :)
[23:13] <Ben64> no magic keys, no log, no kernel panic, just nothing
[23:13] <jonah1980> mrgenericuser: is there no way to just simply put the resolution in manually?
[23:13] <erUSUL> ameed: change the permissions of the folder and file within... right click on the folder icon Properties permission tabs... give rights only to the owner (yourself)
[23:13] <Ben64> you can put resolutions in xorg.conf
[23:13] <ameed> erUSUL: Thanks , got it now
[23:14] <spo> doing apt-get remove nautilus makes an auto remove and removes so many pakcages including gnome-core..... however nautilus interfers with automount of gnome-volume-manager.... iw ould like to change the settings of nautilus
[23:14] <jonah1980> Ben64: yeah, that's what i thought, just don't know where to put it, there doesn't seem to be much in my xorg file
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> jonah1980: add modelines and driver settings to xorg.conf and it will be fine
[23:14] <Lunis> Spee_der: you're using Karmic?
[23:14] <erUSUL> ameed: there is a tick to appply changes to files and subdirectories
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> lunis: i do
[23:14] <Ben64> or use command line
[23:14] <ameed> am using Dell Latitude Laptop and  latley my wireless card dosent work after i reboot Ubuntu 9.04 - am deactivating the driver and then activating then its working again.
[23:15] <Ben64> chown -R [you] [directory]
[23:15] <Lunis> ActionParsnip: well I mean to ask if his problem is in Karmic, and if so, forward him to #unbutu+1 ;) but thanks!
[23:15] <Ben64> sudo first...
[23:16] <woods> i installed UNR, but when netbook-launcher starts, it is very laggy, what can i do?
[23:16] <ameed> erUSUL: its good now thanks
[23:16] <Lunis> erUSUL: yeah, devilspie isn't what I need as it can't be run one-shot
[23:16] <coolkourt> hello, i added the third party links, i just cant find where to install the new eclipse, can anyone help?
[23:16] <Lunis> erUSUL: an interesting app, however
[23:16] <erUSUL> ameed: ok; no problem
[23:16] <mrgenericuser> ge2x and jonah1980, here is another post describing an edid issue with monitor low resolution, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=884211
[23:17] <erUSUL> Lunis: i do not use it myself ... but yes ;)
[23:17] <Spee_der> Lunis. Yes. Karmic....
[23:17] <ameed> erUSUL: do you have any experince with wireless card issues on Ubuntu as well?
[23:17] <Spee_der> Lunis. I did a apt-get update / apt-get upgrade and was working on trying to fix the nvidia for better reso;ution. On re-boot, it stops dead at the Checking battery state.
[23:18] <erUSUL> ameed: a little bit
[23:18] <Lunis> Spee_der: you'll need to ask in #ubuntu+1 as this is the release-only channel, and karmic is still alpha
[23:18] <perlsyntax> Would a Portable External Hard Drive WD work with ubuntu 9.04?
[23:18] <woods> what is the preffered window manager to run with Ubuntu Netbook Remix?
[23:18] <ameed> erUSUL:  am using Dell Latitude Laptop and  latley my wireless card dosent work after i reboot Ubuntu 9.04 - am deactivating the driver and then activating then its working again.
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> spee_der: add the resolutions in xorg.conf
[23:18] <Spee_der> Lunis. Thank you very much. Cheers mate...
[23:18] <Lunis> Spee_der: of course :)
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> woods: i think it uses compiz (unfortunately)
[23:19] <perlsyntax> Would that work with linux as a backup?
[23:19] <Spee_der> ActionParsnip, I know. Thanks. But I am stuck at Checking battery state on boot.... Thanks.
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> !backup | perlsyntax
[23:20] <perlsyntax> Action, i was asking if this would work with ubuntu Portable External Hard Drive?
[23:20] <apoleo12> I think my grub is messed up Please help!
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: i use a cron'd cp job to a firewire drive
[23:20] <perlsyntax> so it should work then.
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: sure, its just a partition like any other
[23:20] <spo> nautilus is supposed to be installed, but i don't see it anywhere within the application and programs start menu
[23:20] <erUSUL> !details | apoleo12
[23:20] <odder> hello people, got a nooby question. Is it possible to have two commands in one crontab line?
[23:20] <perlsyntax> but it a usb port
[23:21] <dfhgdfhg> why?I click on screen resolution to move my displays in relation to one another. All works. I do it again, exact same thing, it now asks for a password, and asks me to login and out again. Why.
[23:21] <perlsyntax> cool
[23:21] <coolkourt> I am trying to install eclipse 3.5, i followed the instructions for the ppa i am running NBR 9.04 how or where do i find out how to install the progra?
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> perlsyntax: as long as the partition mounted its fine
[23:22] <dfhgdfhg> why
[23:22] <unop> odder, sure.
[23:22] <odder> unop: yeah, I guess I can use a ';'
[23:22] <unop> odder, <cron>  command1; command2
[23:22] <jonah1980> i'm getting really frustrated here as i always though that dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg let you choose your display options/resolution etc. but when i run it, for some weird reason it only asks me about keyboard, does anyone know how to get it to ask me for resolution???
[23:22] <odder> unop: :-)
[23:22] <dfhgdfhg> the first time I access the screen display, move my screens, all is ok, the second time, it asks for authorisation and asks me to logout/in why
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> coolkourt: add the repo to /etc/apt/sources.list then install the package in synaptic or apt-get install after an apt-get update
[23:23] <apoleo12> right on... well, right now, when Im not using liveCD... the computer will not boot past grub then it reboots itself again and again.... the last I see it says grub something something with a version number. does that sound klike grub has been damaged or soemthing?
[23:23] <dfhgdfhg> why when I do the same action a second time do I get inconsistent behaviour
[23:23] <spo> nautilus is just a file browser?   After you install wine then it is listed there,  but it is not listed in any other application start menu?
[23:23] <erUSUL> !grub | apoleo12 reinstall grub following this
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> jonah1980: that was removed after gutsy
[23:23] <dfhgdfhg> why is screen resolution keeping some state or getting into a broken state?
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> spo: use alacarte and add it manually
[23:24] <dfhgdfhg> System > Preferences > Screen Resolutions - once. Do the same thing again, different behaviour. Why
[23:24] <mrgenericuser> jonah, did you check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=884211 to see if it could help?
[23:25] <jonah1980> ActionParsnip: what a pain, is there any command to get it back?
[23:26] <Untouchab1e> hi all, I need some help
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> jonah1980: not to my knowledge. i keep an xorg.conf in backup so i can restore settings ;)
[23:27] <sebsebseb> !ask |  Untouchab1e
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> !ask | untouchab1e
[23:27] <erUSUL> jonah1980: drop the -phigh . that tells dpkg-reconfigure to figure out settings automatically... if you want full control do not pass any command line options
[23:27] <sebsebseb> !details |   Untouchab1e
[23:27] <Untouchab1e> how can I somehow configure it so that when you boot up only the integrated GPU (9200m) is active. Would it be possible to somehow blacklist the 9400m card? I got a hybrid-sli setup in my Dell Studio XPS 13 laptop
[23:27] <Untouchab1e> I did a: lspci | grep VGA
[23:27] <thelostfaith> Anyone ever stream/dj?
[23:27] <Untouchab1e> and got:
[23:27] <Untouchab1e> 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 9200M GS (rev a1) 03:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 9400M G (rev b1)
[23:28] <Untouchab1e> so Ubuntu does indeed detect both cards and see them as two seperate cards
[23:28] <Untouchab1e> I just need to somehow make Ubuntu NOT use the 9400m card
[23:28] <Untouchab1e> ref: this topic: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1240841
[23:29] <Untouchab1e> Anyone have any ideas?
[23:29] <woods> what is the best window manager to combine with UNR?
[23:29] <dfhgdfhg> when I right click in firefox, it does one of three things: show context menu, open in new tab, open in new window. All randomly on right click. How can I make it so it isn't randomly exhibiting behaviour from the same consistent user action?
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> untouchab1e: disable it in bios
[23:30] <Untouchab1e> ActionParsnip: Cant..
[23:30] <jonah1980> erUSUL: but i just did that and it resets my xorg.conf to have no resolution options and then when i start xserver the resolution is all stretched and wrong again...
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> woods: none are best
[23:30] <Untouchab1e> In Windows, the Nvidia drivers allows me to hotswap between using both and just the integrated chip..
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> untouchabl1e: why not?
[23:31] <Untouchab1e> ActionParsnip: There just isnt an option for it
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> untouchab1e: oh one of those. ive seen a guy in here asking about those. i have no idea how they would be handles
[23:31] <Untouchab1e> Wikipedia says: The current Linux implementation lacks the hot switching feature (dynamic GPU switching). This is limited by the available BIOS information in current systems
[23:31] <sergiumihai> hey, i found an way to change the mac address of interface..
[23:31] <sergiumihai> to edit the /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[23:32] <Untouchab1e> this leads me to believe that it should be possible to at least set Linux to only use one of the cards somehow
[23:32] <Untouchab1e> So no ideas then?
[23:32] <woods> :/
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> untouchab1e: you could blacklist the intel vga module
[23:33] <GuidMorrow> what kind of CRAP OS is this?!? installed the AMD64 version of Ubuntu and now this CRAP happens! can't install package because other packages are being installed???
[23:33] <woods> i need some suggestions, because UNR runs terribly slow
[23:33] <Untouchab1e> Well, it isnt a intel chip, its a Geforce 9200m + 9400m.. but yeah, how could I blacklist the 9400m card?
[23:33] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: just wait for the packages to finish installing
[23:33] <woods> i unistalled compiz, turned emerald off
[23:34] <addchild314> GuidMorrow, and trolling probably wont help the packages install faster
[23:34] <lstarnes> !aptfix | GuidMorrow (if there actually isn't anything installing)
[23:34] <zefyx> does XML::Simple exist in aptitude?
[23:35] <zefyx> i need to install XML::Simple & XML::DOM
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> guildmorrow: cut the swears. you can only install one thing at a time. windows installer is the same so windows is also no good by your above statement
[23:35] <lstarnes> zefyx: try libxml-simple-perl and libxml-dom-perl
[23:35] <lstarnes> zefyx: you could also use cpan
[23:35] <mrgenericuser> untouchable, is device 9200 set to screen 0 in xorg.conf?
[23:35] <Untouchab1e> hold on, Il check
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> guildmorrow: i'd also evaluate your attitude
[23:36] <jonah1980> does anyone please know how to set a different resolution to the one ubuntu detects for you, my laptop looks terrible and i need 1366x768 please
[23:36] <lstarnes> !fixres | jonah1980
[23:36] <Untouchab1e> mrgenericuser: I just need to reboot, brb
[23:37] <GuidMorrow> now I can't tell whether I did install the amd64 version
[23:37] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: check uname -m
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> jonah1980: set the res in xorg.conf. if you use nvidia then use nvidia-settings to flash out the  file then tweak
[23:37] <Waffle> jonah1980, a quick thing you might try is go to System, Prefrences, Display
[23:38] <GuidMorrow> lstarnes: it printed: x86-64
[23:38] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: that is the amd64 version
[23:39] <Waffle> I am dual-booting Ubuntu and Vista, and have a problem with Vista where I need it to be the boot manager for a little. Is there a way to change the MBR to the Vista partition instead of the Grub partition?
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> jonah1980 if not find xorg.conf examples and copy bits until you get a nice display
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> waffle: you will need to install the vista bootloader
[23:39] <GuidMorrow> i'm not sure, what about the system performance? doesn't the CPU heat up more? and what about load?
[23:40] <jonah1980> ActionParsnip: I've tried adding them in xorg.conf but when i restart x it's just back in the same res and no other are available in settings
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> waffle for dual boot a linux based boot manager is advised as it can easily manager booting botb
[23:40] <jonah1980> Waffle: tried that but it only shows the wrong res and no others, even if i put them in xorg
[23:40]  * GuidMorrow . o O ?
[23:41] <spo> is the ubuntu release the same as it was a year ago?  IE, no kernels have been updated or anything like that for jaunty?
[23:41] <Untouchab1e> back
[23:41] <Untouchab1e> I cant see any "device0" in the xorg.conf?
[23:41] <Untouchab1e> ah, hold on
[23:41] <Untouchab1e> found it
[23:42] <Untouchab1e> Section "Device"
[23:42] <Untouchab1e>     Identifier     "Device0"
[23:42] <Untouchab1e>     Driver         "nvidia"
[23:42] <Untouchab1e>     VendorName     "NVIDIA Corporation"
[23:42] <Untouchab1e>     BoardName      "GeForce 9400M G"
[23:42] <FloodBot1> Untouchab1e: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:42] <jonah1980> i just find it strange that you used to be able to put custom resolutions in to xorg but that functionality has no gone, so if it doesn't detect it right then you can't fix it
[23:42] <Untouchab1e> oobs, sorry
[23:42] <Dacvak> Hey, how do I mount my Ubuntu hard drive partition using a LiveCD?
[23:42] <Untouchab1e> so yeah, device0 says "GeForce 9400M G"
[23:42] <Waffle> ActionParsnip, I installed Vista first then Ubuntu, it works great. I have a problem with Vista and as far as I can tell the only way to fix it is by using Vistas boot manager. I'm not sure how Grub works but I thought it was something like this: MBR-Grub-Vista Boot Manger, and if i could change the MBR over to Vista just for a few minutes, then I could set it back to Grub and not have to worry about messing anything up.
[23:43] <erUSUL> Dacvak: mkdir /mnt/ubuntu && mount -t ext3 /dev/sdxx /mnt/ubuntu
[23:43] <Dacvak> Thanks
[23:43] <erUSUL> Dacvak: where sdxx is to be replaced with trhe correct one of course
[23:43] <Dacvak> I'm not sure what that should actually be.
[23:44] <Dacvak> How do I find that out?
[23:44] <Untouchab1e> but lspci | grep VGA shows both cards
[23:44] <Untouchab1e> so how to disable the 9400m card?
[23:44] <sirninja> ok... So I have ubuntu installed via wubi. I was trying to use wine to run a game that was already installed in windows, so I symlinked the /host directory (which contains the C drive) to ~/.wine/drive_c. now windows will not boot even under safe mode. Is it possible that me symlinking that is what caused it? Also know that the last time I used windows before this, it bluescreened, so I'm trying to figure out what is causing this
[23:44] <Ben64> why do you want to disable your video card?
[23:45] <Untouchab1e> Ben64: Because I have a Dell Studio XPS 13 with a hybrid-SLI graphics solution with a GeForce 9200m + 9400m
[23:45] <mrgenericuser> untouchable, try changing the settings for the 9400 to the 9200 using the pci bus id for it in lspci
[23:45] <Ben64> ohh
[23:45] <Untouchab1e> mrgenericuser: Ok... lets see..
[23:45] <Untouchab1e> Ben64: and I want to disable the 9400m card cuz I dont need it in Linux..
[23:45] <Ben64> i thought you saw 2 "cards" but one of them was just the video out
[23:46] <Untouchab1e> mrgenericuser: So I just change 9400 to 9200 in xorg.conf?
[23:46] <Ben64> the bus id, not just the name, name doesn't matter
[23:46] <Dacvak> How do I figure out what this part is? "/etc/sdXX"?
[23:46] <Untouchab1e> Device0 doesnt show any bus ID
[23:46] <Ben64> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV40 [GeForce 6800] (rev a1)
[23:46] <Dacvak> The XX's
[23:46] <Ben64> so it'd be 01:00.0 for me
[23:46] <Untouchab1e> just Identifier, Driver, VendorName, and BoardName
[23:46] <Ben64> lspci should show it
[23:46] <Untouchab1e> which value do I change?
[23:47] <sirninja> ok... So I have ubuntu installed via wubi. I was trying to use wine to run a game that was already installed in windows, so I symlinked the /host directory (which contains the C drive) to ~/.wine/drive_c. now windows will not boot even under safe mode. Is it possible that me symlinking that is what caused it? Also know that the last time I used windows before this, it bluescreened, so I'm trying to figure out what is causing this
[23:47] <Untouchab1e> lspci | grep VGA shows:
[23:47] <Untouchab1e> Section "Device"
[23:47] <Untouchab1e>     Identifier     "Device0"
[23:47] <Untouchab1e>     Driver         "nvidia"
[23:47] <Untouchab1e>     VendorName     "NVIDIA Corporation"
[23:47] <Untouchab1e>     BoardName      "GeForce 9400M G"
[23:47] <FloodBot1> Untouchab1e: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:47] <Untouchab1e> arg, wrong..
[23:47] <Ben64> le sigh
[23:47] <Untouchab1e> 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 9200M GS (rev a1)
[23:47] <Untouchab1e> 03:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 9400M G (rev b1)
[23:47] <Ben64>         Busid           "PCI:1:0:0"
[23:48] <Ben64> add that after boardname, but change the busid to yours
[23:48] <Untouchab1e> but where do I specify the BusID then?
[23:48] <mrgenericuser> untouchable, yes but you shoud see some thing like   BusID  "PCI:3:0:0"  in that section, change to show BusID  "PCI:2:0:0" or add it.
[23:48] <Untouchab1e> cant find the phrase "BusID" in the xorg.conf file at all
[23:48] <Ben64> you can add it
[23:48] <GuidMorrow> !nvidia
[23:49] <mrgenericuser> just add it into that Section "Device"
[23:49] <Untouchab1e> so I just add a new line under "device0" and name it "busid"?
[23:49] <GuidMorrow> why is this "downloading and installing driver" box stuck at 0%?!
[23:49] <Ben64> Busid
[23:49] <mrgenericuser> excactly as i showed it.... yes
[23:49] <Ben64> sometimes case matters
[23:49] <Dacvak> Hey, how can I mount my root partition? It should be: sudo mkdir /mnt/ubuntu && mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/ubuntu, but I got an error "only root can do that"
[23:49] <Untouchab1e> Busid "PCI:2:0.0"
[23:49] <mrgenericuser> yes
[23:50] <Ben64> maybe change the . to :
[23:50] <edoceo> When I boot my ubuntu install CD my screen goes blank after starting X - splash shows, then it dies.  How to force a specific resolution?
[23:50] <Untouchab1e> you said BusID and Ben64 says Busid
[23:50] <mrgenericuser> yah --  BusID  "PCI:2:0:0"
[23:50] <Ben64> lspci shows mine as 01:00.0 but my xorg.conf shows it as 1:0:0
[23:50] <Untouchab1e> BusID          "PCI:2:0:0"
[23:50] <mrgenericuser> yes
[23:50] <olskolirc> color test
[23:51] <Untouchab1e> ok, and I just put this under device0, right? I dont add a device1 section?
[23:51] <mrgenericuser> that is correct captialization
[23:51] <mrgenericuser> yes
[23:51] <Kittykis> Dacvak, not entirely sure, but wouldn't you also need sudo in front of mount?
[23:51] <Untouchab1e> ok..
[23:51] <Untouchab1e> What can happen when I reboot now then? :P
[23:51] <Kittykis> again, i'm a newb, but guessin
[23:51] <Kittykis> g
[23:51] <Dacvak> I had it there
[23:51] <mrgenericuser> see what that does, if it breaks, just put # in front and restart to reset
[23:51] <Kittykis> oh
[23:51] <Untouchab1e> I mean, if things dont work
[23:51] <sirninja> ok... So I have ubuntu installed via wubi. I was trying to use wine to run a game that was already installed in windows, so I symlinked the /host directory (which contains the C drive) to ~/.wine/drive_c. now windows will not boot even under safe mode. Is it possible that me symlinking that is what caused it? Also know that the last time I used windows before this, it bluescreened, so I'm trying to figure out what is causing this
[23:51] <Untouchab1e> ah ok
[23:51] <Dacvak> Kittykis: I'm on LiveCD and need to recover my backed up GRUB.
[23:51] <Untouchab1e> I guess if things go haywire I can still access the terminal
[23:52] <Kittykis> yeah i wouldn't know then, sorry
[23:52] <chaplinskiy> hi all
[23:52] <Untouchab1e> ok, xorg.conf file saved, rebooting now..
[23:52] <toejam> hi ppl
[23:52] <Untouchab1e> thanks for the help so far.. really appreciate it
[23:53] <toejam> hello?
[23:53] <toejam> wtf is this?
[23:53] <GuidMorrow> oh great, the jockey backend just crashes!
[23:53] <toejam> lol
[23:54] <bazhang> toejam, watch the language
[23:54] <GuidMorrow> how am I supposed to install nvidia with this kind of behavior
[23:54] <toejam> wat i say??????
[23:54] <bazhang> toejam, this is ubuntu support; do you have a support question?
[23:54] <toejam> ohh no
[23:55] <toejam> ...........................................................................................................................................................................................
[23:55] <toejam> some ine say something
[23:56] <bazhang> toejam, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[23:56] <toejam> how
[23:56] <DigitalKiwi> :/
[23:56] <riccardo> hello, i need the proprietary drivers for nvidia
[23:56] <riccardo> or my pc will be blocked
[23:56] <bazhang> toejam, /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:56] <DigitalKiwi> /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:56] <riccardo> fasttt
[23:56] <DigitalKiwi> bah
[23:57] <GuidMorrow> I can't open the "Hardware Drivers"!
[23:57] <riccardo> hello, i need the proprietary drivers for nvidia bazhang
[23:57] <Untouchab1e> riccardo: if you are using Ubuntu 9.04, just check System --> Admin --> hardware drivers
[23:57] <bazhang> riccardo, go to hardware drivers in system administration
[23:57] <riccardo> i kno
[23:57] <riccardo> there's nothing
[23:58] <riccardo> in 8.04 was simple
[23:58] <Untouchab1e> Then download the drivers from nvidia directly then
[23:58] <riccardo> packet?
[23:58] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. what video card was this?
[23:58] <Bodsda> Untouchab1e: no, you should be getting them from the repo, not nvidia
[23:58] <riccardo> gts
[23:58] <Untouchab1e> Bodsda: ah, ok
[23:58] <Untouchab1e> forget I said it then :P
[23:58] <Dr_Willis> a little more info then 'gts'
[23:58] <bazhang> riccardo, please tell us the exact card
[23:59] <Dr_Willis> it could be any one of 4 packages depending on the age of the card