[00:00] <IceMan99999> no one have me a link
[00:00] <Tony-server> lol
[00:00] <e370> bah bazhang chill :D
[00:00] <Iyunkateus> IceMan99999, say /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:00] <iceroot> IceMan99999: google have a link. hacking is not supported here
[00:00] <spikestar> hi
[00:00] <bazhang> e370, its offtopic here. chat elsewhere
[00:00] <Phuzzy> iceroot:  hey! it tells me "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded."  how to upgrade the 2 items ??
[00:00] <spikestar> yo wuz up room
[00:00] <Phuzzy> !ot
[00:00] <iceroot> Phuzzy: sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:00] <arquebus> IceMan99999: to learn the power of linux you have to learn to use linux from console only
[00:01] <thiebaude> arquebus, i agree with that
[00:01] <ejv> you wanna learn, you shouldn't be here, you should be in #gentoo
[00:01] <ejv> lol
[00:01] <iceroot> arquebus: and from scratch...
[00:01] <DigitalKiwi> <3 console
[00:01] <hackerseraph> wow
[00:01] <hackerseraph> lol
[00:01] <Alexia> Phuzzy, that just means you dont need to upgrade those items
[00:01] <Phuzzy> iceroot: The following packages have been kept back:
[00:01] <Phuzzy>   linux-generic linux-restricted-modules-generic
[00:01] <Phuzzy> Alexia: ? it tellme this "The following packages have been kept back:
[00:01] <Phuzzy>   linux-generic linux-restricted-modules-generic
[00:01] <Phuzzy> "
[00:01] <DigitalKiwi> gentoo is suckage ;p ejv
[00:01] <iceroot> Phuzzy: ok for that  sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[00:02] <iceroot> Phuzzy: this includes kernel-updates and so o
[00:02] <ejv> DigitalKiwi: for those that can't wield it, sure why not
[00:02] <Fenyx> I'm trying to setup a second raid on my machine. I'm running 'sudo modprobe md' but I get this error message 'FATAL: Module md not found.' Anyone know why? It worked a couple years ago when I set the first raid up.
[00:02] <DigitalKiwi> meh, arch > gentoo
[00:02] <slimg> Is it possible to chmod a dir so that files within will inherit the permissions, and not only the group of the dir?
[00:02] <Alexia> Phuzzy, Can I private message you
[00:02] <iceroot> Fenyx: maybe you mean dmraid?
[00:02] <iceroot> Fenyx: or was it mdraid? doesnt know anymore
[00:02] <digitalsatori> anyone has experience about how to recover the encrypted directory?
[00:03] <Phuzzy> Alexia:  sure just PM'd you
[00:03] <moshu> \/\/elcome`back`me
[00:03] <moshu> Welcome
[00:03] <hackerseraph> welcome back
[00:03] <hackerseraph> lol
[00:04] <Fenyx> sudo modprobe mdraid gives me the same error.
[00:04] <DigitalKiwi> but IceMan99999 might like gentoo ;D
[00:04] <ejv> DigitalKiwi: binary installations suck :)
[00:04] <iceroot> Fenyx: sudo apt-get install dmraid
[00:04] <DigitalKiwi> gentoo is binary installation! :P
[00:05] <ejv> no, it's not. it's source-based
[00:05] <iceroot> DigitalKiwi: no
[00:05] <DigitalKiwi> source based distro, but installation is binary
[00:05] <iceroot> DigitalKiwi: ubuntu, debian, suse, redhat, fedora are binary
[00:05] <arquebus> whats even better than gentoo is to just use a linux shell account, that forces you to use linux the way it was meant to be and not fall back on the GUI
[00:05] <iceroot> DigitalKiwi: gentoo is source-code
[00:05] <FiloSottile> how to rotate a x screen of 90°
[00:05] <ejv> the installation is also NOT binary
[00:06] <ejv> you're mistaken DigitalKiwi
[00:06] <DigitalKiwi> when you install gentoo you install prebult packages, after that you intsall from source
[00:06] <FiloSottile> using nvidia cadr?
[00:06] <iceroot> !ot | DigitalKiwi
[00:06] <DigitalKiwi> meh
[00:06] <iceroot> DigitalKiwi: sorry :)
[00:07] <DigitalKiwi> wut
[00:08] <FiloSottile> anyone.... how to rotate a x screen of 90° using nvidia card?
[00:08] <hackerseraph> @filosottile use system>display
[00:08] <tontinu> is there an ubuntu studio chatroom
[00:08] <hackerseraph> woops preference>display
[00:09] <Alexia> tontinu, not that i am aware of but we might be able to help you here
[00:09] <tontinu> its ubuntustudio :)
[00:10] <hackerseraph> ubuntustudio is the same as ubuntu with extra apps and a different gtk theme
[00:10] <hackerseraph> we can help you
[00:10] <hackerseraph> and im not familiar of an ubuntustudio room
[00:11] <hackerseraph> its awfully quiet in her
[00:12] <hackerseraph> here*
[00:12] <KittyBoots> I am looking for software suggestions, specifically programs for budget management.  Any advice?
[00:12] <craCkpot> how can i find out where an application was installed?
[00:12] <tontinu> hackerseraph: i have some studio related questions
[00:12] <hackerseraph> open your terminal and type which APPLICATION NAME HERE
[00:13] <Guest66869> hola a todos
[00:13] <zvacet> craCkpot : locate package_name
[00:13] <hackerseraph> @tontinu feel free to ask
[00:13] <dgan> merhaba millet
[00:13] <kavurt> KittyBoots: have you heard about gnucash?
[00:13] <dgan> Ben ubuntu kuracagım
[00:13] <kavurt> dgan: !tr
[00:14] <KittyBoots> kavurt: I am checking it out now
[00:14] <kavurt> !tr dgan
[00:14] <shamm> how well can Linux handle as DNS server in windows environment?
[00:14] <MaGicMaX> i have a problem i installed this package "plasma-widget-ktorrent" but the widget doesnt seem to be working when i have Ktorrent open.
[00:15] <kavurt> dgan: ubuntu-tr ye girdiniz mi?
[00:15] <b3rz3rk3r> shamm, you mean running DNS server in windows and using it from Linux?
[00:16] <majuk> shamm: DNS is OS independent.
[00:16] <shamm> b3rz3rk3r: Right now I am running DNS in Windows 2003 x64 with Exchange 2007, I'm trying to figure out a way to improve the DNS responsiveness.
[00:16] <shamm> I'm thinking about moving DNS from Windows 2003 to Linux
[00:16] <rednano12> What's wrong with OpenDNS?
[00:17] <majuk> shamm: That would do it. There would be no difference.
[00:17] <incorrect> is it me or is apple blocking streaming video again?
[00:17] <majuk> Or, little difference, anyway
[00:17] <shamm> majuk: if there is no difference, then I wouldn't worry about it.
[00:17] <b3rz3rk3r> shamm, obviously anyone in here will reccomend using linux as your server platform, as would i
[00:17] <odder> rednano12: what do you mean? my ISP is using OpenDNS
[00:17] <hackerseraph> @incorrect what do you mean blocking video streaming?
[00:17] <majuk> shamm: I mean operationally. It would most likely be faster, although I havem
[00:17] <rednano12> Never mind.
[00:17] <rednano12> My bad.
[00:17] <incorrect> hackerseraph, well i can no longer watch trailers from apple,
[00:17] <libtech> im prompted for a password when i try to access shared folders from another ubuntu machine. im not sure what password it is expecting?
[00:17] <incorrect> they seem to have changed something
[00:17] <hackerseraph> @incorrect in what browswer?
[00:17] <majuk> shamm: haven't played with Windows DNS serving before. My opendns server at home is pretty speedy.
[00:18] <shamm> majuk: ok.
[00:18] <b3rz3rk3r> but if you want to keep it the way it is, there really shouldnt be any compatibility issues is its just DNS that you want
[00:18] <shamm> Windows 2003 x64 got a lot of services, I'm trying to balance it into 3 other servers.
[00:18] <ironfoot_495> Hello I have a problem with movie player is there anyone who can help me solve this???
[00:18] <odder> ironfoot_495: just ask, we'll see what can be done.
[00:18] <hackerseraph> @ironfoot_495 whats the problem with your movie player?
[00:18] <majuk> ironfoot_495: State your problem, we'll help if we can
[00:18] <dpratt71> how do I install/configure fonts manually (running Ubuntu Karmic)?
[00:19] <rednano12> He can't watch movies from apple.
[00:19] <odder> dpratt71: just drag&drop them to the .fonts directory in your /home
[00:19] <b3rz3rk3r> shamm, you could always run virtual machines, linux would be a better platform though, as it much lighter afaik
[00:19] <shamm> b3rz3rk3r: I'm currently moving Spiceworks from windows 2000 server to Ubuntu 9.04
[00:19] <dpratt71> odder: thanks; and if there isn't such a directory, just make one?
[00:19] <shamm> running Windows XP guest.
[00:19] <ironfoot_495> thanks guys it's a permissions problem the error is ->Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file.
[00:19] <craCkpot> even unbuntuzilla installs 3.0.13
[00:20] <craCkpot> (of firefox)
[00:20] <odder> dpratt71: I am not using Karmic, but I guess so, yes
[00:20] <MaGicMaX> i have a problem i installed this package "plasma-widget-ktorrent" but the widget doesnt seem to be working when i have Ktorrent open.
[00:20] <rednano12> craCkpot: what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[00:20] <dpratt71> odder: ok, I'll try that, thanks
[00:20] <ironfoot_495> when ever I try to go to youtube this is the error I get!!!
[00:20] <bazhang> dpratt71, #ubuntu+1 for karmic NOT here
[00:20] <craCkpot> 9.04 (jaunty)
[00:21] <dpratt71> bazhang: ok
[00:21] <shamm> I love to be the only IT person, but hates the pressure...
[00:21] <ironfoot_495> I've search google and can't find a solution?
[00:21] <odder> ironfoot_495: you can't play youtube films, right?
[00:21] <rednano12> crackpot: what version of flash?
[00:21] <ironfoot_495> odder: No I get the error Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file.
[00:21] <craCkpot> not sure, whatever aptitude get
[00:21] <craCkpot> s
[00:21] <timboy> how can I make window contents visible when resizing? (using compiz)
[00:22] <ironfoot_495> it's been driving me crazy for the last few days.
[00:22] <b3rz3rk3r> ironfoot_495, sudo?
[00:22] <Fenyx> I'm getting a bunch of start up errors. How do I look at them (they scroll past really fast)?
[00:23] <ironfoot_495> sudo ?
[00:23] <rednano12> craCkpot: try installing the latest from Adobe.
[00:23] <rednano12> Tell us how that works.
[00:23] <b3rz3rk3r> ironfoot_495, if you get an error saying u dont have privs, or acant access something.. use sudo to gain root
[00:23] <craCkpot> my version of flash will effect the version of firefox that is installed?
[00:23] <craCkpot> interesting
[00:23] <majuk> ironfoot_495: Well, obviously your permissions are screwed somewhere. I would guess either the place FF is storing the video or the Flash player itself.
[00:24] <rednano12> Doubt it.
[00:24] <majuk> ironfoot_495: Where do you see the error?
[00:25] <majuk> ironfoot_495: Furthermore, have you tried any other flash-driven sites to see what happens?
[00:26] <ironfoot_495> majuk: it's in the movie player when i complete the search and I double click on a choosen film I get the error  ->Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file.
[00:26] <craCkpot> this is retarded
[00:26] <craCkpot> all i want is to use firefox 3.5.2, yet everything i've tried has installed 3.0.13
[00:26] <Fenyx> Does it dump the startup errors to a file somewhere?
[00:26] <majuk> ironfoot_495: Ah, right, I thought you said YouTube. Then the permissions on that file/those folders needs to be altered so your user has access.
[00:26] <rednano12> Even Ubuntuzilla?
[00:26] <craCkpot> yep
[00:26] <craCkpot> that is what i just tried
[00:27] <ironfoot_495> I've looked at some of the totem files and they all have permission???
[00:27] <majuk> ironfoot_495: lol, what permissions?
[00:27] <shamm> craCkpot: apt-get install firefox-3.5 ?
[00:27] <majuk> ironfoot_495: Not Totem, the actual files your trying to open
[00:27] <ironfoot_495> That's what I'd like to know when I log in as root??
[00:28] <ironfoot_495> I'm tyring to look at movies that I find on youtube and this is the error that it gives me?
[00:28] <Polt{laptop}> I asked a question earlier but didn't get an answer so I will ask once more before I go to my grandpa's birthday party. What are the benefits over creating a fresh formatted ext4 partition vs converting an ext3 to ext4. I converted an ext3 the other day into ext4 and I was just curious
[00:29] <SuPeRhOmEm> hi, What's the driver for a bluetooth chipset bcm2046? It isn't loading automaticaly
[00:29] <lenina> ok, my problem again (firefox wasn't the reason): after my installation of psb-kernel-source (poulsbo-driver) the monitor freezes all the time plus i cannot switch to another tty... i used this howto: http://tinyurl.com/mhuxth
[00:29] <craCkpot> yep tried that
[00:29] <ironfoot_495> using movie player so that's why I'm confused??
[00:29] <shamm> any error coming from apt-get?
[00:29] <rednano12> Polt: ext4 is faster, but a bit more buggy.
[00:29] <kavurt> craCkpot: I think you did something wrong with ubuntuzilla. I just installed with ubuntuzilla and everyting is fine
[00:29] <lenina> shamm: was this for me ?
[00:30] <craCkpot> how can i do something wrong?
[00:30] <ironfoot_495> I don't know where to find the error that why I'm asking if anyone has had this problem before??
[00:30] <shamm> to crackpot -- sorry lenina
[00:30] <rednano12> craCkpot: Same here.
[00:30] <rednano12> Try redoing it.
[00:30] <Polt{laptop}> rednano12 is there an advantage to converting to ext4 vs a fresh partition ?
[00:30] <craCkpot> it installed thunderbird no problem
[00:30] <rednano12> I'm not really sure.
[00:30] <craCkpot> trying it again
[00:30] <rednano12> craCkpot: cool.
[00:30] <shamm> apt-get install -f firefox-3.5
[00:30] <Polt{laptop}> I have heard that a fresh ext4 is better but I just didn't know why
[00:31] <Polt{laptop}> also shamm you might be interested in ubuntutweak because you can get the development version of firefox. I have 3.5.3pre and I like it so far no real problems
[00:31] <shamm> hmm
[00:31] <Tailsfan> Hello, I'm trying to install 9.04 on my IBN NetVista 2276 and it's at the hard disk scanning, it got done, but then it spits out an error showing "??? ???"
[00:31] <Tailsfan> IBM*
[00:31] <jeiworth_> Polt{laptop}: well, the thing is that if you convert an existing ext3 to ext4 only newly written files will make use of the advanced features of ext4
[00:32] <kavurt> craCkpot: did you run ubuntuzilla.py, after installing ubuntuzilla?
[00:32] <jeiworth_> thats why i am waiting to convert until just before the upgrade to karmic
[00:32] <Polt{laptop}> jeiworth_ I had heard that before but I did not know for sure
[00:32] <craCkpot> of course
[00:32] <craCkpot> like i said it installed thunderbird no problem
[00:32] <lenina> has anyone an idea ?
[00:32] <craCkpot> The following extra packages will be installed:
[00:32] <craCkpot>   firefox-3.0 firefox-3.0-branding
[00:33] <craCkpot> those are the 2 lines from ubuntuzilla
[00:33] <KittyBoots> What should I install so that I can print to pdf?
[00:33] <lenina> @KittyBoots: do you mean convert ?
[00:34] <shamm> KittyBoots: do you mean saving a file to pdf?
[00:34] <rednano12> Hmm..
[00:34] <jeiworth_> KittyBoots: openoffice has it included, my kubuntu also brings a pdf printer with it by default
[00:34] <shamm> openoffice can do that.
[00:34] <KittyBoots> jeiworth_ shamm lenina: I want to print from firefox to a pdf
[00:35] <shamm> what jeiworth_ says
[00:35] <rednano12> craCkpot: Try running this, exactly.
[00:35] <rednano12> ubuntuzilla.py -a install -p firefox
[00:35] <craCkpot> lol
[00:35] <jeiworth_> KittyBoots: i just chose "print to file" and then pdf
[00:35] <jeiworth_> allreight, gotta go, cy@ll
[00:35] <craCkpot> what command do you think i was running? i got it from ubuntuzilla's Wikki page
[00:36] <rednano12> You'd be surprised.
[00:36] <rednano12> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion
[00:36] <rednano12> Try the manual install then.
[00:36] <shamm> cya jeiworth_
[00:36] <e370> whats a 500mW usb wireless card lol
[00:36] <craCkpot> i have downloaded the package from getfirefox.com
[00:36] <e370> sounds dangerous
[00:36] <craCkpot> which is what ubuntu said
[00:36] <rednano12> ?
[00:37] <shamm> brb -- rebooting with new kernel
[00:37] <craCkpot> i can install 3.5 from synaptic, but it uses the code name and that bothers me for some reason
[00:37] <craCkpot> shiretoko or something like that
[00:37] <rednano12> Shiretoko?
[00:37] <craCkpot> yeah
[00:38] <firecrotch> craCkpot: There's a reason that it uses the code name though
[00:38] <lenina> i *really* need suggestions - i need my laptop for work and it's very unpleasent that i can only do stuff for about 5min
[00:38] <firecrotch> !ff35 | craCkpot
[00:38] <lenina> ouch
[00:39] <lenina> sorry, bad english (i'm german)
[00:39] <lenina> -for
[00:39] <firecrotch> lenina: what happens after 5 minutes?
[00:39] <craCkpot> so basically because the official browser is FF3.0, they use the codename?
[00:39] <Vil_Coyote76> hi all, test
[00:40] <rednano12> craCkpot.
[00:40] <lenina> firecrotch: monitor freezes, no tty or anything else - seems that it only happens, when i run memory-intensive programs like firefox
[00:40] <firecrotch> craCkpot: Yes
[00:40] <Vil_Coyote76> test ok ?
[00:40] <rednano12> craCkpot: Yes, but I have no idea why UbuntuZilla ain't working.
[00:40] <rednano12> Try posting a thread in their forums.
[00:40] <shamm> back...
[00:40] <firecrotch> Vil_Coyote76: 10-4 good buddy, we read you loud and clear
[00:41] <craCkpot> i guess ill just have to live with shiretoko...
[00:41] <Bookman> I am using Nautilus connected to a remote ftp site and I'm trying to sort a directory to isolate all files that match *.jpeg.  I tried the search button , but it seems to be working and then returns nothing.
[00:42] <a94060> hello
[00:42] <craCkpot> any ETA on a rebrand? im assuming the next version of ubuntu (in october, right?)
[00:43] <bazhang> craCkpot, correct.
[00:43] <firecrotch> craCkpot: Correct
[00:43] <craCkpot> 9.10 right?
[00:43] <firecrotch> craCkpot: Yes
[00:43] <bazhang> craCkpot, aye
[00:43] <craCkpot> yay i remembered their naming convention
[00:44] <bazhang> craCkpot, all explained the in the link.
[00:44] <gNewPower> Hi!  What is the command to detect all disks in a computer, included not mounted ones?
[00:44] <craCkpot> fdisk -l?
[00:44] <bazhang> http://is.gd/1reB3  <----- craCkpot
[00:44] <gNewPower> craCkpot, thanks!
[00:45] <saphirblanc> hello
[00:46] <craCkpot> yeah now its not showing the addons that i use on my windows install of 3.5.2
[00:46] <NET||abuse> hey all, http://movies.apple.com/movies/fox/avatar/avatar2009aug0820a-tsr_480p.mov   can anyone play it? tried with totem and vlc, also tried to wget it.
[00:47] <NET||abuse> wget just gets a text file, and i wasn't able to figure out what it meant.
[00:48] <khermans> ive got 5 minutes -- i want to solve 5 people's problems ... LETS GO -- shoot me your most difficult issues now :-)
[00:48] <th0r> khermans: world peace
[00:48] <Katastrophie> hello, my sound will not work at all... my computer detects my sound card, but my sound fails to work. i've checked all the volume settings in alsa to no avail, is there anyone who could guide me through the process of finding out what the problem is?? any info needed i am happy to provide
[00:49] <khermans> th0r, sudo aptitude install world-peace
[00:49] <NET||abuse> khermans, i can't play this video
[00:49] <khermans> done...
[00:49] <NET||abuse> http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/avatar/
[00:49] <Bookman> Ok, later...
[00:49] <sumo_su> khermans: i want to downgrade from ext4 to ext3
[00:49] <khermans> Katastrophie, alsamixer
[00:49] <craCkpot> downloading firefox from getfirefox.com and running ./firefox runs version 3.5.2
[00:49] <shamm> khermans: moving DNS / DHCP from Windows 2003 to Ubuntu 9.04 jaunty
[00:49] <shamm> :P
[00:49] <shamm> :)
[00:49] <Katastrophie> ?? :D
[00:49] <th0r> khermans: can't install it...missing dependencies libcommonsense and libintelligence
[00:49] <GuidMorrow> ok, for some reason, bits and pieces of screen will turn black, as if the graphics will get corrupt, how do I fix this
[00:49] <firecrotch> khermans: I'm in love with a girl who is married but having problems with her husband, to the point that they've filed for divorce, but they're trying to work things out.  Go.
[00:50] <khermans> NET||abuse, sudo aptitude install mozilla-plugin-vlc
[00:50] <Katastrophie> thats what i ment, alsamixer is fine
[00:50] <joaopinto> firecrotch, please keep on topic
[00:50] <khermans> sumo_su, sudo aptitude install gparted; then resize your partition down to smallest it can be, create ext3 in slack space, migrate your data, delete your ext4, expand ext3, done
[00:50] <shamm> khermans: would it be a problem if I move DNS/DHCP from windows 2003 AD (Doain Controller master)
[00:51] <goatman> hi, i see too many mailing lists on the lists.blender.org, which one should i sign up for general advice on blender's code?
[00:51] <meoblast001> how do i unstop a process in gnome system monitor?
[00:51] <GuidMorrow> !ot | firecrotch
[00:51] <shamm> to linux that is.
[00:51] <joaopinto> goatman, try asking on blenders channel
[00:51] <firecrotch> joaopinto, GuidMorrow: well he asked for my biggest problem!
[00:51] <joaopinto> !ot | firecrotch
[00:51] <NET||abuse> khermans, no joy, vlc won't play that stream
[00:51] <khermans> shamm, check out bind
[00:51] <meoblast001> nvm
[00:51] <shamm> ok, will check that out
[00:52] <JazzDrummerGirl> does chesse
[00:52] <Plagman> Hey.
[00:52] <GuidMorrow> how do I fix graphics corruption?
[00:52] <JazzDrummerGirl> work
[00:52] <losher> GuidMorrow: I'd be worried it's a hardware issue. Do you see it with the live cd?
[00:52] <Plagman> How do you fix "Failed to contact the GConf daemon; exiting." when trying to start gnome-terminal?
[00:52] <Plagman> firefox doesn't start either
[00:52] <khermans> shamm, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ActiveDirectoryHowto
[00:52] <joaopinto> GuidMorrow, it could be a graphics card driver issue
[00:52] <JazzDrummerGirl> plagman
[00:52] <shamm> thanks, -- reading..
[00:52] <GuidMorrow> well, does it matter? do I need to run recovery mode and run a command?
[00:52] <Plagman> ?
[00:53] <khermans> firecrotch, http://www.PlentyOfFish.com
[00:53] <losher> sumo_su: the only way I know of to go from ext4 to ext3 is to backup the ext4 data and restore to an ext3 partition.
[00:53] <joaopinto> GuidMorrow, no, you need to identify if there is a better a driver for your model
[00:53] <JazzDrummerGirl> is tethering illegal
[00:53] <GuidMorrow> I have nvidia driver 180.44
[00:53] <firecrotch> khermans: No thank you, I've run into my share of psychos there :(
[00:53] <shamm> hmm I would prefer Windows 2003 to keep  AD while Linux run DNS/DHCP
[00:53] <JazzDrummerGirl> ?
[00:54] <joaopinto> GuidMorrow, I am not familiar with nvidia drivers, but I believe you have several versions of the driver you can try
[00:54] <sumo_su> losher: well my installation is in ext4 so i'll jus stick with it
[00:54] <tuxforce> I love patata
[00:54] <firecrotch> shamm: You shouldn't have any problems, I did the same thing
[00:54] <joaopinto> sumo_su, there is no problem on using ext4...
[00:54] <khermans> firecrotch, not me ;-P  met a cool girl who is a dentist ... my dream girl!!
[00:54] <shamm> firecrotch: h.
[00:54] <shamm> hmmmm
[00:54] <khermans> shes more educated than me!  grad degree, damn!!
[00:54] <losher> sumo_su: might as well, not worth the bother of downgrading, though I wouldn't choose ext4 personally...
[00:55] <joaopinto> no bot, funny guys on the channel
[00:55] <sumo_su> joaopinto: well i had a corrupted system file that caused quite some trouble... ppl told me that might be data corruption due to ext4
[00:55] <firecrotch> shamm: granted I have a small, small network
[00:55] <tuxforce> there is here any guy from Australia ?
[00:55] <tuxforce> i search autralian girl or boy
[00:55] <shamm> firecrotch: I'm Technology Coordinator running 5 servers and 300 workstations
[00:55] <bazhang> tuxforce, this is ubuntu support only
[00:55] <losher> shamm: there are dns and dhcp servers for linux. That's about all I know about it...
[00:55] <shamm> I'm trying to figure out a way to improve DNS services
[00:56] <tuxforce> bazhang,  i search infact a australian ubuntu users
[00:56] <losher> !au
[00:56] <bazhang> !au > tuxforce
[00:56] <tuxforce> -s
[00:56] <shamm> losher: ok
[00:56] <tuxforce> bazhang,  tnk very much
[00:56] <joaopinto> sumo_su, I am using ext4 for quite some time, never had troubles, I always trust my data to beackups, not to filesystems, hw failures are much more likely than a filesystem corruption :)
[00:56] <khermans> NET||abuse, its a poorly coded website
[00:56] <shamm> losher: will I be able to transfer the DHCP/DNS settings to linux?
[00:56] <shamm> losher: do I need to convert anything in the process?
[00:56] <khermans> NET||abuse, but you can utilize this addon https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006
[00:56] <khermans> works for me
[00:57] <joaopinto> shamm, you will need to learn how to setup a dns/dhcp server first, that will give you all the answers
[00:57] <sumo_su> joaopinto: thats kinda what i thought... cant be that difficult to code an upgraded FS and make it so solid that it doesnt mess up your data:)
[00:57] <losher> shamm: unlikely, but I'm no windows expert. Maybe someone on ##windows can help? Also try googling for migrating service from windows to Ubuntu..
[00:57] <khermans> i think I have only one minute left -- did i solve 5 questions or not
[00:57] <khermans> ?
[00:57] <shamm> joaopinto: I've set up that server before -- starting from scratch, but not in the existing environment
[00:58] <NET||abuse> khermans, ah, not a bad idea, i'll give it a chance.
[00:58] <GuidMorrow> ok, I'm in the X-Server settings, do I need to enable V-blank?
[00:58] <shamm> losher: Aha... -- migrating -- that was the word I was looking for
[00:58] <shamm> doing google
[00:58] <GuidMorrow> *sync to V-blank?
[00:58] <NET||abuse> khermans, i'll count mine as solved :)
[00:58] <khermans> +1, yay!
[00:58] <shamm> sometimes I hate it when English is my 2nd language
[00:59] <losher> shamm: you're doing fine. At least you're not American...
[00:59] <shamm> losher: I'm American :)
[00:59] <sumo_su> lol
[00:59] <NET||abuse> khermans, hmm, unfortunately that download helper doesn't work for this site...
[00:59] <shamm> American Sign Language is my first language -- I'm deaf
[01:00] <shamm> hit alt+f4 by mistake
[01:00] <losher> shamm: interesting. I find Americans speak the worst English...
[01:00] <shamm> who privmsg'd me?
[01:00] <GuidMorrow> joaopinto, does turning on vsync help with corruption any?
[01:00] <NET||abuse> khermans, i still count it as solved as now i've ignored it and am watching a family guy clip.. problem solved.
[01:00] <shamm> losher: lol
[01:00] <zagabar1> How do I log in as OP on my irc server?
[01:00] <joaopinto> GuidMorrow, no idea
[01:01] <joaopinto> zagabar1, check your irc server configuration
[01:01] <joaopinto> that is irc server softwar dependent
[01:01] <zagabar1> joaopinto: I see.
[01:01] <joaopinto> usually you need an o:line
[01:02] <craCkpot> those of you that are using ubuntuzilla, what version are you running?
[01:02] <losher> zagabar1: what's OP? Opie?
[01:03]  * shamm do not use ubuntuzilla
[01:03] <GuidMorrow> shamm: ubuntuzilla?
[01:03] <craCkpot> i'm wondering if i should use an older version.
[01:03]  * GuidMorrow . o O what the !language does that mean?
[01:04]  * shamm points GuidMorrow to craCkpot 
[01:04] <losher> apparently ubuntuzilla is some kind of mozilla installation utility...
[01:05] <revygttam> I accidently deleted the /lib folder on one of my boxes.. what is the best way for me to salvage whats left and reinstall ubuntu ?
[01:05] <craCkpot> ubuntuzilla allows you to safely install 3.5.2 (and im assuming keep the firefox brand)
[01:05] <GuidMorrow> wth no package!
[01:05] <shiva1> hey i have a question concerning
[01:06] <shiva1> i need to execute a .run file
[01:06] <shiva1> and when i do
[01:06] <shiva1> su
[01:06] <shiva1> and then enter my passowrd
[01:06] <FloodBot2> shiva1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:06] <losher> revygttam: boot the live cd and use it to backup anything you can't without
[01:06] <a94060> shiva1: ./run_file.run
[01:06] <GuidMorrow> craCkpot: "E: Couldn't find package ubuntuzilla"
[01:06] <a94060> shiva1: sudo ./run_file.run
[01:06] <shiva1> i tried that and it says
[01:07] <shamm> dpkg -i /path/to/ubuntuzilla*.deb && apt-get install -f
[01:07] <shiva1> hmm okay it seems i need to do init 1
[01:07] <a94060> shiva1: what does it say?
[01:07] <JazzDrummerGirl> heyyy
[01:07] <shiva1> to get out of the GUI ..its working now ..now it says to exit the X server
[01:07] <GuidMorrow> ID10T error :(
[01:07] <shiva1> and try installing then
[01:07] <shiva1> i might try that one out then ..
[01:07] <edbian> !hi | JazzDrummerGirl
[01:08] <shiva1> so i should do init 1 ?
[01:08] <Ben64> i'd suggest using the mozilla team's repositories over ubuntuzilla
[01:08] <shiva1> well tryin to do Init 1 but it says admin privi needed
[01:08]  * GuidMorrow searches google
[01:08] <Ben64> init 1 will take you to single user mode
[01:08] <JazzDrummerGirl> edbian:  hi i need help
[01:08] <edbian> JazzDrummerGirl: You do?!?  With what?
[01:09] <i00nsu> hi guys, can anybody tell merve all package needed to install X server in a Ubuntu-Server but without the fast-solution (apt-get install [k]ubuntu-desktop?
[01:09] <GuidMorrow> how do I run "git://"
[01:09] <craCkpot> get a git client? (if there is one)
[01:09] <JazzDrummerGirl> edbian: with my internet conection
[01:09] <craCkpot> git is similar to svn isn't it?
[01:09] <a94060> there is a list actually,iforgot where it is of all the packages
[01:09] <Ben64> i00nsu: why not just do ubuntu-desktop?
[01:09] <edbian> JazzDrummerGirl: Gotta be more specific than that.
[01:09] <Ben64> JazzDrummerGirl: seems like it's working so far
[01:10] <JazzDrummerGirl> edbian:  i am tethering but  it stopped working
[01:10] <GuidMorrow> ...wait that's the source code, nvm
[01:10] <edo_> .org
[01:10] <JazzDrummerGirl> im using my friends route
[01:10] <edbian> JazzDrummerGirl: I don't think I'm gonna be of much help.  I don't even know what tethering is.  I'm going to google now a bit.
[01:10] <Ben64> JazzDrummerGirl: you're using a cell phone for internet on your computer?
[01:10] <GuidMorrow> Wrong architecture: i386
[01:10] <a94060> Ben64: i think thats what she means
[01:11] <JazzDrummerGirl> Ben64: yes  i am
[01:11] <GuidMorrow> FAILURE
[01:11] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: just use repositories for mozilla... https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ppa
[01:11] <Ben64> JazzDrummerGirl: verizon, sprint, att?
[01:11] <JazzDrummerGirl> ben64 metro pcs
[01:11] <Ben64> the more information you give, the less we would have to ask you to answer
[01:11] <FusiouS>  ace
[01:11] <i00nsu> ben64: first becouse I want to know all pacage needed to do it, secound becouse I want to personalize all tools, and third becouse I want to use KDE3.5
[01:12] <Ben64> JazzDrummerGirl: was it working ever?
[01:12] <JazzDrummerGirl> yes
[01:13] <Ben64> are you connecting your phone with usb, and using it as a DUN connection?
[01:13] <JazzDrummerGirl> Ben64:  up until this morning
[01:13] <Ben64> and it's dialing #777?
[01:13] <th0r> i00nsu: we got it working the other day by installing xorg and xfce
[01:13] <JazzDrummerGirl> ben64 YES
[01:13] <JazzDrummerGirl> Ben64 i think its the proxy
[01:13] <Ben64> sheesh don't yell at me, you're the one making me ask you for information to solve your problem
[01:13] <th0r> i00nsu: course, you might prefer twm or some such to xfce...your choice
[01:13] <MadScientist> hi people..I have a silly question...when i write "TM" ubuntu put it in superscript....how i can deactivate this option? it is very annoyingXD
[01:14] <Irishmanluke> ok which is better aptitude or apt-get
[01:14] <xsebsx_> HELP!!!: I am getting the following problem, when I plug in my cellphone to the laptop which has jaunty on it, the system will not detect the USB connection or to be more specific it won't mount it automatically, i typed lspci and this showed up: Bus 001 Device 014: ID 0fce:e0f3 Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB so it means it does see it but ti doesn't automatically mount it, so i did some research and i found there's a fix for the problem, on th
[01:14] <xsebsx_> is thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=975622&page=3 it says i have to download osme tar files and copy them in /etc/udev/rules.d/ but i don't know how to do that,
[01:14] <Ben64> JazzDrummerGirl: do you pay for tethering?
[01:14] <edbian> Irishmanluke: Personal preference.  Aptitude is more advanced.  It tries to figure out things for you.
[01:14] <JazzDrummerGirl> ben64 no just on my phone
[01:14] <GuidMorrow> Ben64: which package...? https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ppa/+build/1149126
[01:14] <QERTY>  ace
[01:14] <QERTY>   good
[01:14] <QERTY>   hello
[01:14] <QERTY>   hey
[01:14] <QERTY>   hi
[01:14] <QERTY>   lol
[01:15] <GuidMorrow> ow
[01:15] <edbian> xsebsx_: Is this the old sebsebseb???
[01:15] <Irishmanluke> edbian: so it's safer to use apt-get
[01:15] <FusiouS>  ace
[01:15] <FusiouS>   good
[01:15] <FusiouS>   hello
[01:15] <FusiouS>   hey
[01:15] <FusiouS>   hi
[01:15] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: add the repos listed there, and install whatever you want to install, be it firefox, thunderbird, or seamonkey
[01:15] <i00nsu> th0r, just kde, I really like kde3.5..
[01:15] <JazzDrummerGirl> qerty stop spaming
[01:15] <FusiouS>  ace
[01:15] <FusiouS>   good
[01:15] <FusiouS>   hello
[01:15] <FusiouS>   hey
[01:15] <FusiouS>   hi
[01:15] <edbian> Irishmanluke: It's not considered dangerous to use aptitude.  But it is more explicit to use apt-get yeah.
[01:15] <edbian> !ops | FusiouS
[01:15] <JazzDrummerGirl> FusiouS: stop spamming
[01:16]  * Ben64 air-fives bazhang 
[01:16] <JazzDrummerGirl> haha
[01:16] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[01:16] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[01:16] <Ben64> oh snap
[01:16] <haggisbasheruk> now i remember why i don't come here :P
[01:16] <Iyunkateus> whoa
[01:16] <shamm> ./clear
[01:16] <deco> what happened ?
[01:16] <th0r> i00nsu: well....your choice. I would go with something lighter on a server. BTW, be careful not to install network manager...we initially installed xubuntu-desktop and lost all connection to the server, had to reinitialize the server and start over
[01:16] <shamm> *ahh*
[01:16] <Ben64> netsplit
[01:17] <Iyunkateus> whoa, that was epic
[01:17] <losher> haggisbasheruk: you just caught us at a bad moment. It's still worth it...
[01:17] <Iyunkateus> I've never seen a netsplit before
[01:17] <haggisbasheruk> :)
[01:17] <eboyjr_> JazzDrummerGirl: The proxy for MetroPCS is down right now.
[01:17] <Ben64> someone needs to upgrade their servers
[01:17] <Ben64> arrrrrrrgh
[01:17] <GuidMorrow> crap,,,
[01:17] <GuidMorrow> where's ben64 at
 JazzDrummerGirl: The proxy for MetroPCS is down right now. << where did you get that info?
[01:17] <deco> what's a netsplit ?
[01:17] <JazzDrummerGirl> eboyjr_:  your a fag\
[01:18] <losher> Irishmanluke: you can mix & match them, so try both & see which you like more...
[01:18] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: here
[01:18] <Ben64> deco: there are multiple servers linked together for irc on big networks
[01:18] <Irishmanluke> edbian: but you generally tell people to use apt-get on here?
[01:18] <Ben64> when the connection is lost between two or more of them, this happens
[01:18] <eboyjr_> !netsplit | deco
[01:18] <JazzDrummerGirl> eboyjr_:  you suck
[01:18] <bazhang> JazzDrummerGirl, that language is not appropriate for here
[01:18] <deco> Ben64: oh thanks
[01:18] <GuidMorrow> Ben64: abrowser-3.5-branding: "Error: Conflicts with the installed package "firefox-3.5-branding"
[01:18] <bazhang> JazzDrummerGirl, stop that
[01:18] <losher> JazzDrummerGirl: uncalled for...
[01:18] <eboyjr_> JazzDrummerGirl: Can you please stop harrasing us? We are here only to help.
[01:18] <JazzDrummerGirl> bazhang:  eboyjr is my freind sitting next too me
[01:18] <edbian> Irishmanluke: I do. Just so I know that what I tell them to do is the only thing that happens.  Aptitude will auto-remove and things like that behind the scenes
[01:19] <Iyunkateus> !netsplit | Iyunkateus
[01:19] <eboyjr_> JazzDrummerGirl: Excuse me?
[01:19] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: then you'd have to not use firefox branding or abrowser, gotta choose
[01:19] <JazzDrummerGirl> bazhang:  hes not helping
[01:19] <bazhang> JazzDrummerGirl, take chat elsewhere, and be civil
[01:19] <Tylor> I need help bridging eth0 and eth1, so that i can connect a desktop computer to my laptop and use the wireless card in the laptop (Ubuntu 9.04)
[01:19] <GuidMorrow> !language > JazzDrummerGirl
[01:19] <Iyunkateus> oh wait what does that do
[01:19] <JazzDrummerGirl> eboyjr_:  devin stop it
[01:19] <ikanobori> !offtopic > JazzDrummerGirl
[01:19] <ikanobori> Ot does that not work?
[01:19] <Ben64> ubottu is gone
[01:20] <xsebsx_> on the terminal how do i copy a file that's onthe desktop to folder /etc/udev/rules.d/ ? i know it involved cp
[01:20] <Ben64> lost in the intertubes
[01:20] <edbian> !hi > edbian
[01:20] <JazzDrummerGirl> all i was trying to do is get help
[01:20] <i00nsu> so the spam/flood has nothing about what happens?
[01:20] <Iyunkateus> I used !netsplit thinking it was something informational
[01:20] <edbian> xsebsx_: "cp /path/to/file /path/where/you/want/it/to/go" lol
[01:20] <JazzDrummerGirl> eboyjr_: stop trying to mess with me i need my internet
[01:20] <x3017x> xsebsx_,  sudo cp ~Desktop/nameof.file /etc/udev/rules.d
[01:20] <eboyjr_> JazzDrummerGirl: Seriously you need to know how to ask questions and harrasing the people who are trying to help.
[01:21] <zvacet> xsebsx_  : cd Desktop and then sudo cp filename /etc/udev/rules.d/
[01:21] <edbian> xsebsx_: cp /home/xsebsx/Desktop/<file> /etc/udev/rules.d/<newFileName>
[01:21] <edbian> xsebsx_: as root
[01:21] <chrisn2323> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[01:21] <Irishmanluke> oh wow
[01:21] <Ben64> this channel has gotten quite crazy in the past few minutes
[01:21] <ikanobori> Good. Now the FloodBots go berserk.
[01:21] <edbian> What the heck?  The channel is a mess right now!  Where are the ops?
[01:21] <GuidMorrow> Ben64: All packages are installed ...
[01:21] <Tylor> Could someone please explain how to bridge my ethernet and wireless adapters in ubuntu?
[01:22] <edbian> Tylor: Do you want to share your connection?
[01:22] <GuidMorrow> NOOOOOOOOO
[01:22] <edbian> Tylor: Is that what you mean by bride?
[01:22] <edbian> bridge*
[01:22] <ikanobori> edbian: bazhang is here and actively engaging in actions.
[01:22] <Irishmanluke> let's see how to ignore join/part messages from #ubuntu in irssi lol
[01:22] <edbian> bazhang: Thanks!
[01:22] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: isn't it good to have stuff installed?
[01:22] <eboyjr_> test
[01:22] <Tylor> edbian: yes. Need to get internet on a desktop comp, and all i have is wireless.
[01:22] <lstarnes> Irishmanluke: try /ignore #ubuntu joins parts quits nicks
[01:22] <edbian> Tylor: PM me
[01:22] <GuidMorrow> !imagebin
[01:23] <fuzzybunny> hey everyone for some reason I cannot connect to my brothers machine unless he pings me or I do a arp -s. As far as I know I do not have any firewalls or anything enabled and I ran one of these networking scripts I found on the internet and it said I had 2 default routes but I am not really sure what could be causing the problem. Are there any networking experts that could help shed some light on whats happening?
[01:23] <GuidMorrow> hey, ubottu crashed!
[01:23] <Tylor> edbian: dont know how. sorry :)
[01:23] <e370> everyones dissapeard :(
[01:23] <edbian> Tylor: Right click my name and click "Private Message"
[01:23] <losher> GuidMorrow: that does happen occasionally. It's software ya' know...
[01:23] <joem> is anybody running ubuntu 9.04 on a macbook?
[01:23] <majuk> fuzzybunny: I *think* you can resolve that by adding your bro's IP and a hostname to /etc/hosts
[01:23] <edbian> Tylor: "Private Chat"
[01:24] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. Ubuntu pastebin is at  http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from  command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic
[01:24] <Iyunkateus> What does !netsplit | name do?
[01:24] <xsebsx_> cp: missing destination file operand after `~Desktop/60-persistent-storage.rules/etc/udev/rules.d Try `cp --help' for more information.
[01:24] <xsebsx_> sebastian@jaunty:~/Documents$
[01:24] <e370> linux has netsplits?
[01:24] <Irishmanluke> lstarnes: thank you much appreciated
[01:24] <e370> :(
[01:24] <e370> not cool
[01:24] <lstarnes> Iyunkateus: it tells someone about netsplits
[01:24] <Ben64> Iyunkateus: netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit
[01:24] <zatoichi> holy shit
[01:24] <marcelo_> how do I specify the rpath compiler flag when installing a gnu package from source?
[01:25] <i00nsu> anyway, th0r or ben64, can any of you know a forum/site/pastebin of all packages needed to make my own?
[01:25] <GuidMorrow> Ben64: something went wrong with the firefox upgrade : http://imagebin.org/60416
[01:25] <lstarnes> Irishmanluke: I strongly recommend not using it
[01:25] <binskipy2u> hey guys if i were to do a MINIMAL install of ubuntu.. HOW can do a command line install of synaptic (apt-get install synaptic?) if so.. how can I add a repo in commmand line to synaptic or apt
[01:25] <Irishmanluke> just for this channel
[01:25] <binskipy2u> if i want something different
[01:25] <lstarnes> Irishmanluke: it's annoying when someone who you're helping suddenly leaves or changes nicks and you can't see it
[01:25] <Iyunkateus> Oh, well it just seemed kinda suspicious that ubottu crashed right after I used !netsplit
[01:25] <fuzzybunny> majuk, I did add him to my hosts
[01:25] <Iyunkateus> I figured it tells you about netsplits
[01:25] <fuzzybunny> but the name was md
[01:25] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: how are you running it
[01:26] <majuk> fuzzybunny: I don't understand, 'the name was md'?
[01:26] <binskipy2u> i want to install a system from the command line.. but i want to be able if possible to add a repo to apt-get
[01:26] <GuidMorrow> what do you mean "how"...
[01:26] <binskipy2u> so i can add something to the list of apt-get install blah blah
[01:26] <majuk> fuzzybunny: You can name him whatever you please in your hosts file
[01:26] <dividebyzer0> fuzzybunny: nice name.. is that from the fuzzybunny virus?
[01:26] <Ben64> GuidMorrow: 1. firefox isn't running; 2. ???; 3. firefox is running
[01:26] <Ben64> what did you do in step 2
[01:26] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: try running it as firefox-3.5
[01:27] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: it doesn't replace the existing firefox package
[01:27] <losher> binskipy2u: apt-get gets its list of repositories from /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:27] <fuzzybunny> majuk, well that is his username so he just told me to put 192.168.1.65 md into my hosts
[01:27] <dividebyzer0> is there some trick to using wine?
[01:27] <binskipy2u> i know ..but how do i add a line to it while in command line
[01:27] <eboyjr_> bazhang: Am I muted? JazzDrummerGirl was using my network but she is annoying me
[01:27] <fuzzybunny> dividebyzer0, oh no I just like it so I called myself that
[01:27] <binskipy2u> so i dont have to install a desktop/synaptic
[01:27] <binskipy2u> so i can do it from command line
[01:27] <fuzzybunny> dividebyzer0, it is kind of cute sounding
[01:27] <binskipy2u> if that question makes any sense at all
[01:28] <losher> binskipy2u: you have to use a text editor. Or do something fancy with the echo command...
[01:28] <lstarnes> binskipy2u: use a text editor such as nano, vim, or emacs
[01:28] <majuk> fuzzybunny: Hmmm... how are you trying to connect>
[01:28] <jonestodd> binskipy2u:  The repository you add has to be valid for the software, then you can run update and install from the clie as normal.
[01:28] <xsebsx_> edbian:  can you help me?
[01:28] <losher> eboyjr_: we can hear you...
[01:29] <binskipy2u> thank you
[01:29] <Iyunkateus> sudo revive ubottu
[01:29] <dividebyzer0> how do you use wine?
[01:29] <GuidMorrow> what is this! "Shiretoko"
[01:29] <jonestodd> binskipy2u: I have one for Miro on ibex, after editing the file, apt-get update, 'apt-get install miro'.  It also adds it to synapic.
[01:29] <Iyunkateus> Firefox
[01:29] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: firefox 3.5
[01:29] <Iyunkateus> GuidMorrow, it's the code name for FF 3.5
[01:29] <GuidMorrow> ripoff!
[01:29] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: shiretoko is the development codename for firefox 3.5
[01:29] <binskipy2u> thanks jones
[01:29] <dividebyzer0> shiretoko didnt like a lot of java stuff
[01:30] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: it is EXACTLY the same except for different branding
[01:30] <dividebyzer0> so i went back to 3.0
[01:30] <qe2eqe> stwtf
[01:30] <losher> dividebyzer0: basically you install it, then configure it, then type "wine <windows .exe filename>"
[01:30] <binskipy2u> i want to install a minimal desktop using command line.. i have the directions how to do it, installing ubunutu
[01:30] <binskipy2u> but i want Kde 4.3.0 instead
[01:30] <binskipy2u> so i want to know how to add the ppa repos
[01:30] <dividebyzer0> losher:
[01:30] <binskipy2u> in the command line
[01:30] <binskipy2u> soi can apt-get install kde-core
[01:30] <dividebyzer0> losher: so you HAVE to run it in a command line?
[01:30] <binskipy2u> and it be 4.3.0
[01:30] <bazhang> binskipy2u, ask in #kubuntu yet?
[01:30] <majuk> fuzzybunny: Nevermind, that's not really important. If it won't establish until you run ARP -a or he pings you, that means you're not getting an ARP table entry for him without forcing one. I'm not sure what would cause that, unless you have conflicting DNS servers or something strange.
[01:31] <fuzzybunny> majuk, even if I just ping his machine I cannot ping it unless I do arp -s or until he pings me
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> binskipy2u:  'kubuntu-desktop' is the 'kde' desktop enviroment package.. but Ive no idea on the versions that are inthe repos.. Yoiumay need to add some newer repos for the latest
[01:31] <binskipy2u> not many people in there, no responses
[01:31] <robert__> how do i put a .img onto a flash drive? i wanna try out moblin
[01:31] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: you may want to go to about:config and change general.useragent.extra.firefox to Firefox/3.5.2
[01:31] <binskipy2u> always more in here
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> robert__:  with the 'dd' command normally
[01:31] <bazhang> binskipy2u, ie the /topic in there?
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> robert__:  the 'ubuntu netbook remix' page gives details on how to do it.
[01:31] <binskipy2u> sorry to ask in here.. not many people in there
[01:31] <binskipy2u> and i have the question posted on kubuntu/ubuntu forums
[01:32] <dividebyzer0> is there an add-on of somekind that makes ubuntu look like mac OS? as far as the desktop/panels?
[01:32] <jonestodd> binskipy2u: here is an example for a Chromium on Jaunty, just copy into sources.list and update. https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> the KDE desktop is not going to be 'minimal
[01:32] <losher> dividebyzer0: um, dunno. Just because I do doesn't mean you'll have to. Isn't there a howto somewhere? Try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine
[01:32] <majuk> dividebyzer0: Try Google.
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> dividebyzer0:  theres some mac4lin theme page/gizmos - but its not worth the effort.
[01:32]  * shamm recalls Enlightenment
[01:32] <dividebyzer0> ah
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> dividebyzer0:  install gnome-do and use its  'dock' theme - its a decent dock iof you want a dock
[01:32] <puff> A friend asked me to help him set up RAID 1 on his new ubuntu box.  How hard is this?
[01:33] <puff> I looked into it about two years ago and it seemed doable but non-obvious, has it gotten easier?
[01:33] <majuk> puff: It's easy.
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> !raid | puff
[01:33] <jonestodd> binskipy2u: go to the link I gave and read the 'Read about installing' link.  It should answer your questions.
[01:33] <majuk> puff: Now go do it.
[01:33] <majuk> :D
[01:33] <ikanobori> Dr_Willis: Apparently ubottu has died.
[01:33] <bazhang> binskipy2u, there wont be a minimal install if you include kde4.3 as Dr_Willis states
[01:34] <GuidMorrow> you mean ubottu had a kernel panic?
[01:34] <x404x> what scared it ?
[01:34] <majuk> GuidMorrow: I asked it the meaning of life.
[01:34] <binskipy2u> just want to do kde-core
[01:34] <binskipy2u> the bare minimum
[01:34] <binskipy2u> and add what i want
[01:34] <majuk> It spit out 220 numbers and crashed.
[01:34] <x404x> ah 42 ;=)
[01:34] <GuidMorrow> all these people picking its brain all at once made its CPU get fried
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> even kde-core issent veyr minimal. :)
[01:35] <binskipy2u> less then kde or kubuntu-desktop
[01:35] <GuidMorrow> maybe it got stuck in that netsplity
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> binskipy2u:  so ... whats stopping you from doing it?
[01:35] <Ben64> Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[01:35] <Irishmanluke> majuk: did you get that from pi
[01:35] <binskipy2u> i want to do it from command line
[01:35] <TheCheeze> so someone in here said winrar doesnt work on wine?
[01:35] <losher> while ubottu is down, make do with http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi
[01:35] <binskipy2u> nevermind, i guess i'm asking it the wrong way
[01:35] <binskipy2u> or dont know how to ask the right question
[01:35] <TheCheeze> the 3.90 final version does. i just tested
[01:36] <DigitalKiwi> winrar in wine? lolwut
[01:36] <GuidMorrow> while you guys sort things out I'll reboot to windows
[01:36] <overcod3> hola
[01:36] <Dr_Willis> binskipy2u:  you said you wanted to install the kde minimal stuff.. use the package manager to find out what you want  to install then i guess. i dont think theres a 'kde-minimal' package. but you should install the kde apps you want first then see what else you may need i guess
[01:36] <DigitalKiwi> do tell why you would want that
[01:36] <Dr_Willis> DigitalKiwi:  i do Winrar in wine all the time
[01:37] <Dr_Willis> because winrar has more features/supported stuff then the rar native clients.
[01:37] <Dr_Willis> for one.
[01:37] <losher> binskipy2u: well, start with telling us why you've decided you need kde3.whatever...
[01:37] <TheCheeze> DigitalKiwi, yes. i was told earlier it wouldnt work, but i tried anyway and it installed and ran fine on newest version
[01:38] <zyrell> hola
[01:38] <DigitalKiwi> cool I guess
[01:38] <zyrell> or hi..
[01:38] <squiggie> I am needing some help compiling mediatomb from source. I've got the source from sourceforge and it just says to ./configure make and make install but I don't even see those files in the code.
[01:38] <losher> TheCheeze: so much for advice...
[01:38] <overcod3> hola zyrell
[01:38] <DigitalKiwi> does it actually work or just seem to work?
[01:38] <zyrell> opera rulz!
[01:38] <xsebsx_> how do i switch the working directory back to / on the terminal?
[01:38] <TheCheeze> it actually works
[01:38] <losher> squiggie: no configure file?
[01:38] <Dr_Willis> xemacs:  try 'cd /'
[01:38] <majuk> squiggie: make is a command, not a file
[01:38] <TheCheeze> i extracted a 6.4gb iso from a .001-style download
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> xemacs:  might be tme to read a few bash beginner guides. :)
[01:39] <squiggie> losher: it has a configure.ac and a makefile.am but no configure file
[01:39] <zyrell> to format ubuntu anyone know how?
[01:39] <Ingsoc> ok I installed ubuntu on a friends laptop as a dual boot system, and when I did i let ubuntu take up as much space as it wanted (it was a brand new laptop with a fresh windows vista install on it) now I want to shrink the ubuntu partition and expand the windows partition to give her more room in windows. Can gparted do this without nuking everything?
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> zyrell:  you format 'fileysstems' ubuntu is an operating system.. what are you trying to do EXACTLY?
[01:39] <KB1JWQ> Ingsoc: Yeah.  For best results do it from a liveCD.
[01:39] <majuk> Ingsoc: Yes
[01:40] <Ingsoc> cool ty guys
[01:40] <jocelynm2> How can I make CPU frequency scaling work correctly on a 1.6ghz pentium m? I'm stuck at 600mhz, tried $ sudo cpufreq-set, etc
[01:40] <qe2eqe> say man
[01:40] <losher> squiggie: try running autoconf. That should generate a configure file from configure.ac.
[01:40] <qe2eqe> tbug
[01:40] <overcod3> algun español?
[01:40] <qe2eqe> ```tsay
[01:40] <overcod3> xD
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> jocelynm2:  for my machines it normally says the slower speed,s then it throttles up as needed.  often so  quickly i  rarely notice it going up/back down
[01:41] <losher> overcod3: solamente ingles. Intenta #ubuntu-es
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> zyrell:  tell it to the channel please.
[01:41] <Ben64> jocelynm2: how do you know it doesn't go up automatically?
[01:41] <DigitalKiwi> Ingsoc: gparted can theoretically resize file systems without data loss, in practice i don't trust it ;p
[01:41] <jocelynm2> Dr_Willis: I realize this, $ cpufreq-info reports a minimum and a maximum of 600mhz for governor "ondemand"
[01:41] <LinuxGold> I recall back in Slackware  days where I can setconsolefont my VT -- what is binary for that in ubuntu?
[01:41] <Ingsoc> DigitalKiwi: have you had problems in the past?
[01:41] <overcod3> gracias losher
[01:41] <TheCheeze> mobile systems are designed to underclcok themselves when not under a load so as to save battery and prevent overheating
[01:42] <DigitalKiwi> Ingsoc: yes
[01:42] <Ben64> jocelynm2: do you have anything that shows the current cpu speed
[01:42] <jocelynm2> Yeah, the gnome panel applet
[01:42] <zyrell> ok
[01:42] <Ben64> jocelynm2: dual core cpu or single?
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> LinuxGold:  Hmm.. i rember doing that recently.. i forget the command however.  'setfont' 'setconsolefont' or somthing like that
[01:42] <jocelynm2> single
[01:43] <Ingsoc> DigitalKiwi: resizing an existing windows partition?
[01:43] <Ben64> jocelynm2: open a terminal, type in "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null"
[01:43] <zyrell> when i start ubuntu a message error appears, it says "file damage please reinstall windows root system32 hal.dll
[01:43] <Ben64> speed *should* go up to maximum
[01:43] <DigitalKiwi> resizing any partition
[01:43] <losher> And they said high-school spanish would never be good for anything.
[01:43] <Ingsoc> DigitalKiwi: How long ago? What version of gparted?
[01:43] <jocelynm2> Ben64, one sescond
[01:44] <jocelynm2> I tried this, as per recommendation of a forum thread -- $ sudo cpufreq-set -g ondemand -d 600000 -u 1600000 -c 0
[01:44] <c_korn> how can I start another gpg agent when the one I had running turned into a zombie ?
[01:44] <DigitalKiwi> Ingsoc: i don't recall
[01:45] <Ingsoc> DigitalKiwi: Are we talking years ago or recently?
[01:45] <jocelynm2> Ben64, it's running in my terminal, no change on the cpufreq
[01:45] <Mike_lifeguard> If I have a windows partition, can I "boot" that up as a VM from inside ubuntu? or something like that?
[01:45] <DigitalKiwi> the makers themselves say to backup all data ;p
[01:45] <squiggie> losher: that created my configure file, and now I"m getting configure errors...go figure. Thanks for the help though :)
[01:45] <DigitalKiwi> umm, a few months with whatever the newest gparted was at the time
[01:45] <Irishmanluke> c_korn: I have no clue what happens when you try to kill it
[01:46] <Ben64> jocelynm2: try "sudo cpufreq-selector -g performance"
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> one should alsays 'backup all data'
[01:46] <c_korn> Irishmanluke: it just "lives" http://pastebin.com/d2afe651b
[01:47] <Ingsoc> hmm now I am nervous
[01:47] <beatbreaker> Ok, so i'm having some problems with networking on Ubuntu, netowrking will not work up until i get onto the desktop, and i know the service starts way before that. Now a boot will take about 4 minutes because it gets stuck
[01:47] <Irishmanluke> c_korn: kill -s 9?
[01:47] <LinuxGold> Phmm
[01:47] <losher> squiggie: the fact that there was no configure file suggests to me that you got a development version that's still being worked on and not ready for general use. Poke around the web page a bit more...
[01:47] <c_korn> Irishmanluke: nope
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  wireless or wired? (always good to mention which is it)
[01:48] <nimrod_1491> hey guys
[01:48] <beatbreaker> Wired
[01:48] <DigitalKiwi> Ingsoc: it's not that it always fails, or that it doesn't work, it's just don't do it on stuff you care a lot about, new installs means you shouldn't have too many problems in both a performing the actions and b recovering if they fail
[01:48] <nimrod_1491> how do u get skype to work on linux
[01:48] <nimrod_1491> im a 100% n00b
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  static or dynamic ip? anything special about the network?
[01:49] <Dr_Willis> nimrod_1491:  i found/installed teh skype package from the Medibuntu repositorys I recall.
[01:49] <Ben64> i always suggest using a static ip, i don't trust that dhcp character
[01:49] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, set to static from the router. I would love to set the static address from Ubuntu but it's impossible in 9.04
[01:49] <nimrod_1491> k
[01:49] <nimrod_1491> ty
[01:49] <nimrod_1491> ^_^
[01:49] <Ben64> beatbreaker: cannot be impossible :|
[01:49] <beatbreaker> i wasted 4 days trying to get it to work
[01:49] <jocelynm2> Ben64: it hangs at the terminal
[01:49] <Dr_Willis> I never use static ip any more.  -  well.. actually my router lets me set basically a 'rember forever' based on mac setting. :) so the ips are static.. but the dns and other stuff get changed as needed.
[01:50] <Ingsoc> DigitalKiwi: Yeah but I did the install about 1 year ago. I guess I'll have to clean out my thimb drive
[01:50] <jocelynm2> Ben64: nevermind, it completed the command
[01:50] <DigitalKiwi> oh i thought you said fresh installs >.>
[01:50] <losher> beatbreaker: 'set to static from the router' sounds like a contradiction in terms...
[01:50] <beatbreaker> yeah i do the same, from the router. I also use Arch Linux and it was very easy to set it from the computer
[01:50] <jocelynm2> Ben64: Performance is now selected in the applet
[01:50] <DigitalKiwi> woot arch
[01:50] <jocelynm2> and still 600mhz
[01:50] <Ingsoc> DigitalKiwi: Well it was a fresh install when I did it. ;)
[01:50] <DigitalKiwi> hehe
[01:50] <majuk> ;p;
[01:50] <majuk> lol
[01:51] <beatbreaker> look i'm not a computer graduate, i taught myself everything i'm sorry if i don't know my terms properley
[01:51] <jocelynm2> running dd
[01:51] <beatbreaker> the fact is that i've got a problem getting the service [networking] to run properley on boot on my Ubuntu machine
[01:51] <losher> Dr_Willis: I *always* use static for my desktops. DNS gets proxied through the router so it never changes on the desktop.
[01:51] <jocelynm2> and it's frustrating, because all of my apps keep locking up
[01:52] <losher> beatbreaker: sorry, sometimes we nerds get a bit sidetracked...
[01:52] <beatbreaker> what can i do to fix this?
[01:52] <DigitalKiwi> geek > nerd
[01:52] <DigitalKiwi> nerds don't get girlz
[01:52] <beatbreaker> DigitalKiwi, true
[01:53] <Dr_Willis> they get nerd girls
[01:53] <Gnea> !offtopic
[01:53] <losher> wassamatter ubottu? cpu got your tongue?
[01:53] <bazhang> please take chat elsewhere
[01:54] <beatbreaker> So.... networking service huh, who can help? It boots, then hangs when i'm trying to mount a network share THEN the network starts only when i reach the desktop
[01:54] <DigitalKiwi> oi networkmanager?
[01:54] <maco> beatbreaker: if you need the network configured before network manager kicks in at the desktop, "man 5 interfaces" to see how to setup /etc/network/interfaces
[01:54] <nimrod_1491> oh btw
[01:54] <nimrod_1491> i downloaded it off the site
[01:55] <nimrod_1491> skype
[01:55] <DigitalKiwi> never seen networkmanager start a network without logging into X
[01:55] <nimrod_1491> that is
[01:55] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  what kind of network share?   the desktop is launched  concurently with the other services..   it shouldent start 'suddendly' when the desktop loads up
[01:55] <DigitalKiwi> or well wireless, not sure about wired, think it does wired...
[01:55] <Maslow> Any of you happen to know the command to run the Nvidia X Server Settings panel?
[01:55] <DigitalKiwi> <3 wicd
[01:55] <Dr_Willis> The desktop has the tools for the wireless passwords.. but it canbe setup where its not needed i recall.
[01:55] <DigitalKiwi> nvidia-settings ?
[01:55] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, it's in fstab
[01:56] <Maslow> Hey that did it, thanks
[01:56] <DigitalKiwi> yw
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  samba or nfs share?
[01:56] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, samba share.
[01:56] <e370> How do i install ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img onto a USB flash drive
[01:56] <blackest_knight> e370 unetbootin
[01:56] <e370> wheres that
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  ive had some quirky issues with samba shares getting auto mounted.. I ended up mounting them from rc.local after a 'sleep 20' command. that let the network be sure to be up befor trying
[01:57] <e370> in terminal?
[01:57] <DigitalKiwi> blackest_knight: if it's a .img doesn't he just use dd?
[01:57] <Dr_Willis> You DONT use unetbooting to install a .img file to flash drive
[01:57] <DigitalKiwi> ^5 Dr_Willis
[01:57] <Dr_Willis> the ubuntu UNR homepage mentions the proper ways to isntall a .img to a flash drive.
[01:57] <jocelynm2> Ben64: Any ideas??
[01:57] <blackest_knight> i use it for an iso
[01:57] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, that's a good idea
[01:57] <losher> beatbreaker: comment out the share from your fstab and see if that solves the boot delay. If so, that will prove Dr_Willis theory, and also give you a workaround for the moment...
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> img is NOT an iso file, its a flash 'image'
[01:58] <puff> So, the normal advice for partitioning is that swap should be at least the same size as your RAM, maybe 1.5 or 2 t imes.
[01:58] <Ben64> jocelynm2: not sure, i've never had an issue with frequency scaling not working at all
[01:58] <e370> do you have a link to the guid?
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  i also have had Huge issues with shutdowns taking forever whith mounted samba shares.. theres a way to run ascript on shutdown that forces the shares to unmount also.
[01:58] <puff> What do you do when your RAM is 192 GB?
[01:58] <blackest_knight> ok i was thinkin he wanted to install  netbook remix to a drive to install it
[01:58] <majuk> puff: ....what?
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> e370:  check the ubuntu.com UNR page.
[01:58] <jocelynm2> it's very frustrating
[01:58] <Gnea> puff: use it
[01:59] <puff> majuk: Yeah, that's what I said :-).
[01:59] <majuk> puff: You have almost 200gigs of RAM? /Awesome/.
[01:59] <blackest_knight> puff:  sell microsoft
[01:59] <DigitalKiwi> you call up all your geek friends and brag about how much ram you have
[01:59] <Irishmanluke> c_korn: let's see you could try to kill the parent process
[01:59] <puff> majuk: That's the machine I'm installing the RAID on.
[01:59] <beatbreaker> but my problem is that network will only start when i get into my desktop, it doens't start when the other services start
[01:59] <losher> puff: in that case, you probably don't need a lot of swap, since you hopefully never run out of RAM
[01:59] <beatbreaker> i think fstab is part of it too ofcourse
[01:59] <puff> Yah, but knowing these guys...
[01:59] <puff> It's software to calculate radiation scatter.
[01:59] <Ben64> puff: depending on available space, i'd say like 2GB
[01:59] <c_korn> Irishmanluke: how do I find the parent process ?
[01:59] <maco> beatbreaker: try setting up /etc/network/interfaces
[02:00] <DigitalKiwi> http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-swap-space.html puff
[02:00] <e370> do motherboards support 200gb of ram lol
[02:00] <maco> beatbreaker: network manager wont manage until you login, but the networking initscript will handle it if you do it with the interfaces file
[02:00] <Ben64> e370: some do, yes
[02:00] <DigitalKiwi> 16 gb apparently
[02:00] <majuk> puff: I would still think 200gigs would be enough to crunch those kinds of numbers.
[02:00] <e370> 16gb is the max supported atm
[02:00] <e370> im sure
[02:00] <DigitalKiwi> http://xkcd.com/619/ related
[02:00] <puff> majuk: Depends on how fast you want the answer.
[02:01] <blackest_knight> beatbreaker:  different services have different run levels you need to get networking to start at a low enough runlevel
[02:01] <losher> e370: someone asked about that yesterday. Do you have a cite for that claim?
[02:01] <maco> blackest_knight: you're overloading the term runlevel
[02:01] <beatbreaker> I want to get it to start early because it has to send a WOL command to the server, then it boots into XBMC
[02:01]  * LinuxGold is trying to figure out which file to download for setfont similiar to monospace size 9
[02:02] <e370> hell no lol just most boards ive looked at in the past supported upto16gb of ram, but the way things changed i wouldnt be suprised...
[02:02] <majuk> e370: Maybe by /standard/ mobos, I've worked with specialty equipment with 50+ gigs before.
[02:02] <majuk> Although never anything close to 200. That's a bit nuts.
[02:02] <e370> why would u even need 200gb of it
[02:02] <Varth> Can someone help me get Audacity to record input on a Lenovo S10 netbook running 9.04? Google has been no help.
[02:02] <blackest_knight> maco:  probably
[02:02] <losher> majuk: e370: well, those aren't desktops. They're megaservers...
[02:02] <majuk> e370: Calculate particle scatter of radiation something? :D
[02:02] <maco> beatbreaker: what is the S level of your network filesystem in /etc/rcS.d/ ?
[02:03] <maco> beatbreaker: networking is S40 on mine so i would hope your FS is somewhere after S40?
[02:03] <majuk> losher: Indeed. Puff doesn't seem to be working with a desktop.
[02:03] <maco> blackest_knight: all runlevels on ubuntu (save 0=shutdown, 6=reboot) are identical
[02:03] <e370> only one machine i know would need such memory Hadron partical accelirator in sweeden...
[02:04] <puff> I'm a little scared of what I'm going to find, to be honest... they didn't even ask me for advice in building this, let alone ask me to ask my friends who deal with hardware all the time (which is what I would have done anyway :-)
[02:04] <Dr_Willis> fstab is read/mounted befor the networking i imagine. since  some of the /whatever dirs may be needed to boot up
[02:04] <puff> For all I know, I'll show up and they'll have a MB that maxes out at 32GB.
[02:04] <puff> I guess, first thing I'll do is look at /proc, etc, before I commence to reinstalling with RAID.
[02:04] <DigitalKiwi> puff: did you see the link i sent?
[02:05] <DigitalKiwi> also i would like to subscribe to your news letter about this computer
[02:05] <puff> DigitalKiwi: Yeah :-).
[02:05] <puff> DigitalKiwi: I'll let you know how it turns out.
[02:05] <th0r> e370: the hadron is in switzerland....the one WITH the alps
[02:05] <jocelynm2> thanks for the help -- I'm gonna continue trying to get it to work correctly
[02:05] <blackest_knight> ok maco i bow to your superior knowledge but doesnt it depend on what run level your at as to you having a shell or a running x server
[02:06] <blackest_knight> th0r:  the hadron runs ubuntu ?
[02:06] <e370> i ment swissland lol
[02:06] <th0r> blackest_knight: it will when they upgrade it
[02:06] <Dr_Willis> blackest_knight:  'GDM' is just another service - ubuntu dosent  do the runlevele stuff like other/older disrtos do.
[02:07] <c_korn> Irishmanluke: ok, the parent process was gdm obviously :P
[02:07] <losher> blackest_knight: other linuxes would run at level 3 for shell only, and 5 for x11. Ubuntu messed with all that and runs at level 2 by default, which includes an X server
[02:07] <c_korn> Irishmanluke: but now it is restarted too. thanks for your help
[02:07] <blackest_knight> ok i admit it i'm too old :P
[02:08] <Dr_Willis> gdm is one of the last services loaded. thus X should start  as the other serices are all finishing up.
[02:08] <Dr_Willis> You Could launch gdm from  rc.local if you need X to be the absoutely LAST thing to load.
[02:08] <losher> blackest_knight: I'm so old I remember when spam didn't exist. Or browsers. Or transistors...
[02:09] <Ben64> i remember when there was no security on the internet
[02:09] <blackest_knight> my first stereo was mono and i first blew myself up with an 8 track
[02:09] <LinuxGold> losher: back in old days -- amiga, intellivision..
[02:09] <puff> http://xkcd.com/624/
[02:09] <Varth> Can someone help me get Audacity to record input on a Lenovo S10 netbook running 9.04? Google has been no help.
[02:09] <sanjay> my second hard disk is ext3 file format and while in intsalling xubuntu i assigned its mount point as /home/Foldername.But after the copmletetion of xubuntu installation.. in File System 's Home Folder it only showing Folder Name.It contains only Lost And Found Folder.But i can't access my second hard disk
[02:09] <blackest_knight> i started with a zx81  without the 16k ram pack
[02:10] <losher> blackest_knight: bah, 8-track. Dang newfangled gizmo technology. I remember b&w TV...
[02:10] <alexnet> Can someone help me with this command? sudo iptables-save >/etc/iptables.rules     result: Permission denied
[02:10] <DigitalKiwi> Ben64: wow I do too! wasn't that yesterday?
[02:10] <Dr_Willis> sanjay:  i hope you dident tell it to format the filesystem during install.
[02:10] <puff> losher: I'm so old I remember how breathtakingly fast 1200 baud modems seemed.
[02:10] <vaio> hi guys
[02:10] <vaio> from UK
[02:10] <Dr_Willis> sanjay:  figure out what device it is, try mounting it manually somewhere.
[02:10] <vaio> would appreciate some help if anyone is free
[02:10] <DigitalKiwi> ask
[02:10] <LinuxGold> vaio: spill the question
[02:10] <losher> puff: I telecommuted with a 2400 baud modem and a vt100. It was state of the art...
[02:10] <DigitalKiwi> well dont' spill it that's messy
[02:11] <LinuxGold> yeah, 56k was the latest
[02:11] <LinuxGold> DigitalKiwi: lol
[02:11] <vaio> i am pretty new to linux, and have been playin around with it on my sony netbook (pcg-tr5mp)...using xbuntu
[02:11] <puff> losher: you and your newfangled vt100!  I'll take my trusty old teleray t10 any day.
[02:11] <puff> Actually I won't.
[02:11] <vaio> i would llike to know how i can get the Fn keys working again
[02:11] <puff> But I remember vt52 :-).
[02:11] <blackest_knight> losher:  i remember b&w too mainly coz my dad wouldnt pay for colour
[02:11] <sanjay> Dr.Willis: i don't know how to mount manually.. i installed mount manager and gaprted partition manager.. but..  i can't  mount it.. can u pls help me on this regard
[02:11] <puff> vaio: Don't take any wooden nickles.
[02:11] <benkay> You mean media keys like Stop, Play, Next, and so forth?
[02:12] <vaio> nope
[02:12] <losher> blackest_knight: remember the little white dot when you switched off. And 'warming up' the tv 15 minutes before a program?
[02:12] <vaio> laptop function keys
[02:12] <Dr_Willis> sanjay:  ' the 'mount' command.        sudo mkdir /media/TEST      sudo mount /dev/SOMTHING /media/TEST
[02:12] <vaio> Fn - near the window key
[02:12] <drakonik> Alright. I am runing 9.10, and in the middle of a bunch of updates, I guess my computer crashed, because I first rebooted into "please fsck the disk" mode, and after I fsck'd it, it rebooted into a tty and when I tried to start gdm, it gave me a bunch of errors about not being able to secure a name, and therefore being unable to start.
[02:12] <puff> Emacs was also good for finding the bugs in your vt100 emulation.
[02:12] <vaio> Fn+f5 = increases breightness
[02:12] <vaio> etc
[02:12] <puff> I remember how overjoyed I was when I found out that the kermit modem client had good vt52 emulation.
[02:12] <vaio> Fn+f4 inc volume
[02:12] <losher> puff: nice one...
[02:13] <alexnet> Why am I getting Permission denied when running a sudo command?
[02:13] <drakonik> So, a quick answer that might help me is, where are the X server error logs?
[02:13] <vaio> i thought the latest kernal etc came with the modules
[02:13] <vaio> any ideas?
[02:13] <puff> My brother figured out how to reprogram the vt100 answerback buffer.
[02:13] <Dr_Willis> alexnet:  give details to the channel.
[02:13] <puff> Back in college.
[02:13] <losher> drakonik: /var/log/Xorg.log*
[02:13] <th0r> drakonik: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:13] <benkay> vaio, Brightness is usually handled in the BIOS (although evidently not if it isn't working for you). Volume should indeed be handled by your desktop environment.
[02:13] <puff> So, for a brief time, if you fingered his account, it logged you off.
[02:13] <Sylphid> how can i find the native block size of a storage device?
[02:13] <beatbreaker> sorry i'm still here working on the netowrk, i just was on the phone, I'm going to try to edit rc.local now, and follow the rest of the gueestions people have made down
[02:14] <losher> puff: I remember that. It wasn't popular at work...
[02:14] <blackest_knight> losher:  yes and watching the american ussr linkup in orbit, not so sure about the moonlandings thou
[02:14] <blackest_knight> alexnet: try sudo su and try it
[02:14] <alexnet> When running sudo iptables-save >/etc/iptables.rules  I recieve the message : -bash: /etc/iptables.rules: Permission denied.   Any idea why?
[02:14] <benkay> vaio, Fire up a terminal and start the program xev. Press the keys and see what kind of output you get.
[02:14] <drakonik> alright, time to skim the X logs and see what I can find
[02:14] <vaio> ok thanks
[02:14] <DigitalKiwi> wow ubuntu really is for old people
[02:14] <e370> are ubuntu updates important?
[02:14] <vaio> benkay can i pm ..its kinda hectic in here
[02:14] <lamer_> naw updating is for wimps
[02:14] <Dr_Willis> e370:  only oif you consider security and stability imporntant
[02:15] <lamer_> much better to leave buggy code on your systems
[02:15] <lamer_> =)
[02:15] <DigitalKiwi> if it works why break it with newer more buggy code?
[02:15] <DigitalKiwi> look at xorg ;p
[02:15] <alexnet> blackest_knight, that worked... whats sudo su?
[02:15] <alexnet> blackest_knight and how do i get out of my leet # prompt?
[02:15] <losher> DigitalKiwi: well, sometimes it doesn't work...
[02:15] <blackest_knight> exit
[02:15] <maco> blackest_knight: not in the debian world. outside debian, runlevel 2&4 are meaningless (ubuntu runs in 2). 3 = text login, no gui. 5= gui login. that doesnt mean you pass through runlevel 3 on the way to runlevel 5 though
[02:15] <Ben64> alexnet: CTRL+D
[02:15] <drakonik> hrm
[02:16] <Ben64> it's the leetest way to get out of a terminal
[02:16] <drakonik> Okay, the log isn't tell me anything useful
[02:16] <ritztech> anyone kno of a good program like dreamweaver in windows
[02:16] <maco> blackest_knight: in the ubuntu, 2-5 are all the same thing
[02:16] <maco> ritztech: kompozer?
[02:16] <th0r> let's ask drakonik what he thinks about updates
[02:16] <drakonik> haha
[02:16] <e370> so yes its important to update
[02:16] <e370> :P
[02:16] <drakonik> Updates are a good thing, as long as your computer is stable enough to complete them safely.
[02:16] <sanjay> Dr_willis:
[02:16] <sanjay>  it is not working
[02:17] <paissad-hp> hi everybody !
[02:17] <e370> my pc is about 2004/2005 dated :\
[02:17] <ritztech> would it work if i install it on the Kde
[02:17] <blackest_knight> that would make sense if they dropped the other runlevels
[02:17] <drakonik> Mine is not, which is why I'm in this situation. The xorg logs aren't teling me anything definite. I'm not seeing any "ERROR: CANNOT DO THIS" lines in the logs
[02:17] <drakonik> Hm. Is it safe to remove the logs? Or at least rename them?
[02:17] <SpiceMan> ritztech: most programs that start/include a K in their name are from the KDE development group
[02:17] <Dr_Willis> sanjay:  on irc you want to be verbose, and concise. the phrase 'its not working' tells me very little.  You may want to research how the 'mount' command and 'linux mount fileysstems'  works.    I just HOPE you dident accidently format your data drive
[02:18] <th0r> drakonik: might check /var/log/messages and dmesg
[02:18] <drakonik> Hrm.
[02:18] <sagaci> Ben64: what is?
[02:18] <drakonik> Alright th0r
[02:18] <ritztech> thats kinda nice to know even though it shows it for ubuntu
[02:18] <losher> alexnet: you'll like this: it runs iptables-save as root, then returns to the regular user to write the output to /etc/iptables.rules, which fails because regular users can't write to /etc
[02:18] <Ben64> sagaci: huh?
[02:19] <SealedWithAKiss> Does anybody have any experience running Medieval War II under WINE in Ubuntu Linux? Or any advice for running any Windows based games under Linux?
[02:19] <beatbreaker> maco, you suggested to have a look in /etc/network/interfaces - what should i do there? it looks like this now:
[02:19] <beatbreaker> auto lo
[02:19] <beatbreaker> iface lo inet loopback
[02:19] <drakonik> oh no
[02:19] <DigitalKiwi> SpiceMan: kompozer isn't kde
[02:19] <Ben64> SealedWithAKiss: check winehq.org for lists of games and programs that work with wine
[02:19] <drakonik> in dmesg, xorg is having a bunch of segfaults
[02:19] <drakonik> Oh, this is bad
[02:19] <DigitalKiwi> it's not even Qt
[02:19] <maco> beatbreaker: setup a stanza for the interface you want to connect with. "man 5 interfaces" explains the syntax
[02:20] <th0r> drakonik: then maybe you shouldn't look
[02:20] <drakonik> haha
[02:20] <e370> right thats that sorted now where do i find this usb-imagewriter?
[02:20] <SpiceMan> DigitalKiwi: I've just found out that XD
[02:20] <maco> beatbreaker: it should setup the interface at boot instead of waiting for the network manager gui to initialize. the flip side is that it will not be able to be modified using the network manager gui anymore. youll have to use the file
[02:20] <blackest_knight> SealedWithAKiss:  all i can do is recomend looking at the codeweavers site its pretty good at showing what might work
[02:20] <maco> SpiceMan: kompozer = mozilla webpage creator
[02:20] <th0r> drakonik: just a shot in the dark, try reinstalling xorg from the cli
[02:20] <drakonik> Hm. Can I install the x server and such fresh?
[02:20] <Dr_Willis> e370:  http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/download-netbook    --> how to install UNR link
[02:20] <drakonik> haha
[02:21] <drakonik> My thoughts exactly, th0r
[02:21] <drakonik> My main concern was keeping the config
[02:21] <drakonik> While wiping the binaries and writing them over fresh
[02:21] <drakonik> Alright, worth a shot.
[02:21] <DigitalKiwi> your sentence would better be constructed, even though this is less the case now... "most programs in kde start with K"
[02:21] <losher> alexnet: try
[02:21] <beatbreaker> maco, i'm very happy to have it managed in the CLI, i don't like the GUI anyway
[02:21] <losher> ERC> alexnet: try sudo bash -c "iptables-save > /etc/iptables.rules" if you're still listening. And if you're not, your attention span is too short...
[02:21] <th0r> drakonik: sudo apt-get remove xorg && sudo apt-get install xorg...should keep the configs and dump the binaries
[02:22] <beatbreaker> maco, is there a readme about it somewhere too? I'm reading the MAN now
[02:22] <alexnet> losher, the sudo su stuff ran and worked, should i try that still?
[02:22] <dividebyzer0> anybody avail to help me with Wine?
[02:22] <drakonik> hm
[02:22] <maco> beatbreaker: the manpage is all ive used. there's a readme for wpa supplicant that can explain wpa syntax for wireless, but its pretty simple "wpa-ssid linksys" and "wpa-psk thisismypassword" lines
[02:22] <losher> alexnet: if you have it working, that's fine...
[02:22] <drakonik> see, th0r
[02:22] <drakonik> That's way better than what I just did
[02:23] <drakonik> sudo apt-get remove x*
[02:23] <drakonik> D:
[02:23] <drakonik> whoo
[02:23] <donavan_> does any one know if they fixed the issues with ATI cards using multiple monitors at different resolutions?
[02:23] <th0r> drakonik: well...that WILL clean things up
[02:23] <sagaci> Ben64: what's the leetest way to get out of a terminal, i missed it
[02:23] <alexnet> losher, will i need to do somethign special like this for the start-up script in the network interface?
[02:23] <cornjuliox> ok i'm having a little problem here, it looks like I can't play mp3s stored locally when I have youtube open and vice versa.
[02:24] <Ben64> sagaci: CTRL+D
[02:24] <dividebyzer0> wine wont work for me, says I am missing a DLL. When I put the DLL in the folder and run it, it goes crazy and gives me another error
[02:24] <Dayofswords> leetest way? is the x not cool enough for ya?
[02:24] <chupy> how can i shut up an aplication in linux that dont have a silence button?
[02:24] <DigitalKiwi> sagaci: you create a bash forkbomb and crash your system, that is how i do it
[02:24] <Ben64> Dayofswords: mouse is slower than keyboard
[02:24] <beatbreaker> maco, i'm twrrible at netowrking, it's all greek to me. anyway i'm not on wireless thank god
[02:24] <redrebel> is there a way to connect to my ubuntu using the COM1 interface?
[02:25] <maco> beatbreaker: do you use dhcp?
[02:25] <drakonik> Okay.
[02:25] <th0r> redrebel: it is probably /dev/ttyS0 or some such...not Com1
[02:25] <losher> alexnet: the sudo bash workaround above should work from a script. Test it, of course...
[02:25] <beatbreaker> maco, yeah, but the IP is fixed
[02:25] <drakonik> "Connection 1.52 is not allowed to own org.Gnome.Displaymanager due to conflicts in the config file"
[02:26] <drakonik> That's the error I get.
[02:26] <wiggywo0t1> i need to obtain all usb modules and firmware classes
[02:26] <alexnet> losher, well im just adding   pre-up iptables-restore < /etc/iptables.rules  to /network/interfaces... so maybe i should just chmod o+x the iptables.rules?
[02:26] <SealedWithAKiss> How do I add a new application to by running winecfg ?
[02:26] <Irishmanluke> DigitalKiwi: nice
[02:26] <wiggywo0t1>  modprobe uhci_hcd
[02:26] <wiggywo0t1> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist, it will be ignored in a future release.
[02:26] <wiggywo0t1> FATAL: Module uhci_hcd not found.
[02:26] <wiggywo0t1> can anyone tell me what usb modules / firm ware classes i need ?
[02:27] <maco> beatbreaker: you mean there's a dhcp reservation?
[02:27] <losher> alexnet: that should be fine, It's not like the rules change very often...
[02:27] <alexnet> losher, i'll test it of course... but theoretically speaking now that I have the script saved all im worried about is it beind executed later right?
[02:27] <DigitalKiwi> Irishmanluke: did it just the other day with my lua script >.>
[02:27] <Irishmanluke> DigitalKiwi: what was it :(){:|:&} ?
[02:27] <DigitalKiwi> epic lulz
[02:27] <alexnet> losher okay, thanks
[02:27] <beatbreaker> yeah, well i don't know the technical term for it but the router assigns the mac address the same IP every time
[02:28] <maco> beatbreaker: ok if the router's assigning it then its dhcp and you dont even need to think hard :)
[02:28] <blackest_knight> redrebel: should be why that interface?
[02:28] <alexnet> Another question: ignoring what my router actually does, how does one do the ubuntu-side configuration for a static ip? eg 192.168.1.70
[02:28] <maco> beatbreaker: just put "iface eth0 inet dhcp"
[02:28] <losher> alexnet: easy enought to test, just run iptables -L after a reboot and make sure the rules are all there like they're supposed to be...
[02:29] <C-S-B> Irishmanluke: a way to bring you a world of pain.
[02:29] <beatbreaker> maco, into interfaces?
[02:29] <maco> beatbreaker: yep
[02:29] <maco> beatbreaker: just put that on its own line
[02:29] <Irishmanluke> does anyone have a really simple question for me to answer so I can feel smart?
[02:29] <maco> beatbreaker: if you need it to redo its configuration (dunno why youd need to since its not wireless but meh), "ifdown eth0" and "ifup eth0" are how it works. if youve used red hat this is like /etc/sysconfig/interfaces/if-* (uhh hope i got that path right)
[02:30] <DigitalKiwi> function hi(a) a = #s * 10; while true do return hi(a) end end; hi("HELLO")
[02:30] <DigitalKiwi> that was it Irishmanluke
[02:30] <beatbreaker> maco, it looks like this now http://pastebin.com/d5c6a5cf
[02:30] <christiaaan> hi
[02:30] <booob> hi
[02:30] <booob> :D
[02:30] <DigitalKiwi> the # is about three times faster than string.len so it is optimized
[02:30] <booob> oi
[02:30] <losher> alexnet: here is my /etc/network/interfaces file. Just change the addresses for your setup: http://pastebin.com/m2a5e008
[02:31] <maco> beatbreaker: looks good
[02:31] <christiaaan> i have a problem i need install aircrack-ng but when i try to install say this
[02:31] <beatbreaker> not a redhat user unfortunately, just arch and ?buntu
[02:31] <christiaaan> La versión de `libsqlite3-0' en el sistema es 3.4.2-2.
[02:31] <christiaaan>  aircrack-ng depende de iw; sin embargo:
[02:31] <christiaaan>   El paquete `iw' no está instalado.
[02:31] <alexnet> awesome, thanks again losher
[02:31] <maco> beatbreaker: reboot and give it a try
[02:31] <beatbreaker> maco, rebooting
[02:31] <Ben64> Hey Irishmanluke, how many licks does it take to get to the tootsie-roll center of a tootsie-pop?
[02:31] <SealedWithAKiss> How do I determine my Ubuntu version?
[02:32] <maco> SealedWithAKiss: lsb_release -a
[02:32] <Irishmanluke> Ben64: 64?
[02:32] <losher> christiaaan: ici on parle seulement anglais. Essaie #ubuntu-fr
[02:32] <Ben64> Irishmanluke: nope, it's 3 :(
[02:32] <SealedWithAKiss> maco, command not found.
[02:32] <SealedWithAKiss> maco, sorry it worked.
[02:32] <Irishmanluke> Ben64: but that's not a power of 2?
[02:32] <Ben64> Irishmanluke: so?
[02:33] <SealedWithAKiss> maco, it's 8.04 Hardy. How do I update it?
[02:33] <losher> christiaaan: oops. se habla solamente ingles acqui. Intenta #ubuntu-fr
[02:33] <losher> christiaaan: oops. se habla solamente ingles acqui. Intenta #ubuntu-es
[02:33] <maco> SealedWithAKiss: you want to go to 8.10?
[02:33] <christiaaan> okay thank u
[02:33] <dividebyzer0> can somebody help me get Wine working?
[02:33] <Ben64> Irishmanluke: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ0epRjfGLw
[02:33] <SealedWithAKiss> maco, how do I update from Hardy to the newest distribution?
[02:33] <LinuxGold> drink wine
[02:33] <Irishmanluke> well the memory addresses would be 00 01 and 10 what about 11?
[02:33] <Dayofswords> i wonder what the world would be like if linux based OS's had 50% of the computer market....
[02:33] <maco> SealedWithAKiss: system -> administration -> software sources. change it so that itll show all new versions instead of only long term support releases
[02:33] <IdleOne> SealedWithAKiss: use the upgrade manager
[02:34] <maco> SealedWithAKiss: you have to go through 8.10 to get to 9.04. skipping's not really supported
[02:34] <maco> IdleOne: hardy doesnt show non-lts new versions by default
[02:34] <Irishmanluke> Dayofswords: this channel would be impossibly full
[02:34] <IdleOne> maco: right I forgot about that
[02:34] <cversion7> hello all, i have a question relating to an SD card... my reader is showing up fine in ubuntu 9.04, but it says there's no media when I insert a brand new microSD card (with SD adapter)
[02:34] <maco> SealedWithAKiss: once thats done, run the system -> administration -> update manager andtell it to check for updtes. it should then offer you 8.10
[02:34] <losher> SealedWithAKiss: why bother. Nothing wrong with 8.04. Nice and stable...
[02:35] <whiteshep> Does anyone know if there is a way or filesystem for Ubuntu that will list files alphabetical by default?
[02:35] <beatbreaker> maco, Dr_Willis that's beautiful now, perfect! Thank you. The problem now is i've got to put in a umount command on shutdown because unmounting the share takes forever too
[02:35] <SealedWithAKiss> What do I do once  am in software sources?
[02:35] <SealedWithAKiss> losher, I fancy upgrading anyway.
[02:35] <maco> SealedWithAKiss: see the setting in tehre about what kind of updates to show?
[02:35] <SealedWithAKiss> maco, yesah.
[02:35] <maco> SealedWithAKiss: it should offer like "only long term support releases" or "all new versions" or "dont tell me" i think?
[02:36] <maco> SealedWithAKiss: the default is long term support releases only. change it to all
[02:36] <losher> SealedWithAKiss: then make a backup before you do. You won't be the first person to come back to 8.04 after trying 9.04
[02:36] <inx-mdg> whiteshep: can you explain  a little more what you are trying to accomplish and using what application?
[02:36] <SealedWithAKiss> losher, could the upgrade cause data loss?
[02:37] <SealedWithAKiss> What does this mean? W: GPG error: http://apt.tt-solutions.com edgy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 06EA41DE4F6C1E86
[02:38] <losher> SealedWithAKiss: unlikely, but this group is littered with people whose upgrade went wrong somehow, or who lost sound, or flash stopped working, or wifi stopped working. The sound stuff seems particular stubborn...
[02:38] <Irishmanluke> cversion7: I don't think this is really the best command but what does ls /media show
[02:38] <Sylphid> how can i find the native block size of a storage device?
[02:38] <drakonik> Great. gdmsetup and gnome-session all fail with "cannot open display" but refuse to tell me why
[02:38] <cversion7> irishmanluke: cdrom  cdrom0  cdrom1  floppy  floppy0
[02:39] <losher> Sylphid: what's the device?
[02:39] <beatbreaker> can anyone help me in putting in a umount command up shutdown? i know what to write but i don't know WHERE it goes
[02:39] <inx-mdg> whiteshep: in a gui, nautilus default is alphabetical starting with folder names
[02:39] <drakonik> How do I proceed from here?
[02:39] <Irishmanluke> cversion7: ok well it's definately not mounted in /media
[02:39] <cversion7> irishmanluke: the sd drive shows up in nautilus, but it says there's no media
[02:40] <cversion7> irishmanluke: and the reader shows fine with lsusb
[02:40] <lstarnes> drakonik: how are you starting them?
[02:40] <Sylphid> losher, a-data 4G SDHC card
[02:40] <drakonik> lstarnes: From the terminal? With AND without sudo
[02:40] <lstarnes> drakonik: from a graphical terminal, or from one of the system consoles?
[02:40] <drakonik> system console
[02:40] <lstarnes> drakonik: what does "echo $DISPLAY" say?
[02:40] <drakonik> I don't have X, I don't have gnome
[02:41] <drakonik> lstarnes: Empty string
[02:41] <imran> hello
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> drakonik:  X runs under gnome...
[02:41] <lstarnes> drakonik: what's most likely happening is gdmsetup and gnome-session are failing because DISPLAY is undefined and/or X isn't running
[02:42] <drakonik> Yeah.
[02:42] <drakonik> Makes sense.
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> linux kernel -> OS -> X -> windowmanager  :
[02:42] <lstarnes> drakonik: usually DISPLAY is set to :0.0
[02:42] <drakonik> Dr_Willis: Then by that definition, Gnome runs under X. But it's a moot point, and I don't care what runs under what, at the moment, because nothing is running at all
[02:42] <drakonik> lstarnes: Worth a try
[02:42] <beatbreaker> can anyone help me in putting in a umount command up shutdown? i know what to write but i don't know WHERE it goes
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> drakonik:  you got it backwards.. gnome runs on TOP of X.
[02:43] <losher> Sylphid: good question. Turns out I don't know the answer, sorry...
[02:43] <Irishmanluke> cversion7: sorry I kind of  missed that it was a usb sd card reader
[02:43] <Ben64> beatbreaker: everything should already get unmounted upon shutdown
[02:43] <drakonik> Yeah, we're not clearly defining what "under" or "on top of" means.
[02:43] <drakonik> But anyway
[02:43] <cversion7> irishmanluke: yeah, i just tried another SD card and it won't mount either
[02:43] <Irishmanluke> cversion7: ok
[02:43] <beatbreaker> Ben64, it doesn't myne hangs, Dr_Willis said he had the same problem
[02:44] <cversion7> irishmanluke: lsusb shows Bus 001 Device 007: ID 058f:6362 Alcor Micro Corp. Hi-Speed 21-in-1 Flash Card Reader/Writer (Internal/External)
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  whats the problem again? ive frogotten.
[02:44] <christiaaan> how can install driver 802.11g wireless pci ?
[02:44] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, mounted samba share, will hang and not unmount up shutdown
[02:44] <drakonik> oh god how do I set the display variable?
[02:44] <Irishmanluke> cversion7: what does /var/log/syslog show after you insert the card
[02:45] <lstarnes> drakonik: export DISPLAY=:0.0
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  so the share being in fstab dosent affect the network hanging eh>
[02:45] <drakonik> ah
[02:45] <ritztech> has anyone ever used Compiz fusion on 2 monitors ( i have 2 but i havent hooked it up seems weird though)
[02:45] <drakonik> export
[02:45] <drakonik> derp
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> ritztech:  it works here on my nvidia 8800gtsXXX card with 2 monitors
[02:46] <cversion7> Irishmanluke: it doesn't have anything listed after i plug it in, last thing was 6 minutes ago in that log
[02:46] <drakonik> Okay. Even after exporting the display variable, I'm getting the exact same error
[02:46] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, i moved it to rc.local upon your suggestion
[02:46] <drakonik> Talking about security conflicts in the config file
[02:47] <drakonik> Where can I find some gdm config file dealing with "Security policies"?
[02:47] <ritztech> oh wow really how does it run though on the 2nd monitor does it only work on 1 but then you have techinally 8 desktops if you have 4 desktops
[02:47] <ritztech> haha
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  try not mounting the share at all perhaps. to prove its a samba issue..  I guess.. elimnate what might be the problem.. ..
[02:47] <drakonik> Because that's what's stopping gdm from acquiring whatever name it needs.
[02:47] <dbdii407> Yea. Um i typed curl in my terminal a couple of times (for my project) and how my computers chopping up? i typed control+c but it's still choppy
[02:47] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, i remember you saying that you needed a script to unmount it
[02:47] <Irishmanluke> cversion7: what about /var/log/dmesg
[02:48] <beatbreaker> ok well how about i'll manually unmount it now, shutdown, and see if it hangs anywhere?
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> ritztech:  i have a single 'wide' spaning 2 monitors 'desktop' thats using the twinview feature. I have virtual desktops   when i jump to them . its the same as a single monitor setup.
[02:48] <drakonik> dbdii407: Try 'killall curl'
[02:48] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, as above, brb
[02:48] <cversion7> Irishmanluke: it also doesn't change when the card is inserted/re-inserted
[02:48] <alexnet> losher, my network section doesnt have eth0 it only has lo? is that normal? (i dont have wifi, and its a reall old computer)
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  there can be a script to make it unmount  manually, that makes shutdown go faster.. but i dont rember where/how i did it now.
[02:48] <ritztech> sweet ill try that
[02:48] <dbdii407> drakonik, Opps. Forgot to mention, i did that, still choopy and nothing was killed. :X
[02:48] <Korr> I have a small problem, apparently my entire /usr directory has permissions reset to 770. Anyone have any great suggestions about how to reset them to their correct perms?
[02:48] <ritztech> i have nvidia how can i tell what model video card i have
[02:49] <drakonik> dbdii407: Ah. Interesting. Does ps -aux list anything unusual?
[02:49] <BhaalWK> packages.ubuntu.com is down?
[02:49] <drakonik> Also, it'd help to define 'choppy'.
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  shuting down without unmounting it will make the system 'wait' like 60 sec or so - till the server times out i recall.
[02:49] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, ah i see
[02:49] <Irishmanluke> cversion7: are you positive the reader works?
[02:49] <Korr> Using the 'live cd' is there a 'repair' option?
[02:49] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, yeah it seems to be waiting a long time before i get it to close proplerley
[02:49] <cversion7> Irishmanluke: works in Windows :) trying not to reboot into that partition
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  thats  shoudlent be affecting Boot UP 'times' however.. or was this whole problem  You having hangs at 'shutdown' only?
[02:51] <alexnet> Question: my /etc/network/interfaces only has an 'auto lo' section... I'm trying to give myself a static ip (and i have the code to do so) but I have no etho section! Do I add an etho? Or is my computer just lo
[02:51] <cversion7> irishmanluke: guess i'll reboot and see if it still works :(
[02:51] <lstarnes> alexnet: you could manually add a section for eth0
[02:51] <beatbreaker> Dr_Willis, i just fixed the boot up, as you suggested move mount command to rc.local and change interfaces upom marco's suggestion - shutdown still hangs and i guess i'd rather it to just be smooth
[02:52] <Irishmanluke> cversion7: yeah sorry I have no clue
[02:52] <lstarnes> alexnet: you could also try configuration with ifconfig
[02:52] <cversion7> irishmanluke: thanks for the help :)
[02:52] <Irishmanluke> alexnet: what does ifconfig show?
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> beatbreaker:  i forget the script/thing  to use.. i just never worried about it much it eventually shuts down.. but i just dont rember how i made it quicker
[02:53] <drakonik> oh god, I found the gdm config directories
[02:53] <alexnet> my ifconfig looks like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/256625/
[02:53] <drakonik> Now I just have to find which one has to do with "Security policies"
[02:53] <Irishmanluke> alexnet: lstarnes is right just add it manually
[02:53] <alexnet> okay, i'll do that thank you
[02:54] <HobbleAlong> Korr: cd to / in a terminal sudo chmod -R 755 usr
[02:54] <Korr> that breaks a lot of stuff that needs +s
[02:54] <Dayofswords> is ifconfig linux's version of ipconfig on windows? (learning still=p)
[02:55] <maco> Dayofswords: yes
[02:55] <beatbreaker> maco, Dr_Willis ahh actually now i don't have netowrking at all on that machine, i was just testing
[02:55] <maco> beatbreaker: i dont know what youve changed since last time
[02:55] <drakonik> Wow.
[02:55] <drakonik> You really lose faith in a program when a comment in the config file says "Is this alright, or is this on crack?"
[02:55] <maco> beatbreaker: im in a meeting in another channel so i lost track after "yay it booted right! its slow to shut down :("
[02:55] <beatbreaker> maco, same thing, http://pastebin.com/d5c6a5cf
[02:57] <DouglasK> Question: how is Ubuntu's support for add-in USB2 cards?
[02:57] <beatbreaker> maco, it booted beautifully, but no network. I've been doing everything vie SSH and i just tried to ping it and it was dead, i tested the machine and neither LAN or WAN are working
[02:57] <Irishmanluke> HobbleAlong: wait give everyone read and execute permissions to everything in /usr ?
[02:57] <maco> beatbreaker: oh. boo. wait, in ifconfig, is your interface for-sure called eth0?
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> DouglasK:  ive used several PCI usb cards to expand my machines with n o hassles under any linux's ive tried.
[02:58] <beatbreaker> maco, i'm pretty sure, but i'll check again
[02:58] <raylu> Korr: find can find only directories or only files
[02:58] <raylu> Korr: from there, you can use -exec chmod -r {} \; and -exec chmod -rx {} \;
[02:59] <SealedWithAKiss> How do I run a wine application from the terminal?
[02:59] <Ben64> wine application.exe
[02:59] <DouglasK> Dr_Willis: thanks... gonna grab one off ebay... got a box that has USB1, but makes a nice little server.
[02:59] <SealedWithAKiss> I don't know what the application is called.
[02:59] <raylu> drakonik: http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/2/15/71552/7795
[02:59] <drakonik> oh
[02:59] <drakonik> but
[02:59] <Gnea> SealedWithAKiss: you have to install it first
[02:59] <drakonik> I"m stuck in terminal
[02:59] <SealedWithAKiss> Gnea, I have.
[02:59] <Irishmanluke> HobbleAlong: nevermind that's the normal permissions lol
[02:59] <Paraj> I'm affected by this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/395366 and I can't update my system. How can I fix this?
[02:59] <drakonik> dunno how to browser
[02:59] <Gnea> SealedWithAKiss: then it's in the wine path
[03:00] <beatbreaker> maco, well if i do ifconfig now eth0 isn't even there
[03:00] <SealedWithAKiss> Gnea, I wanna run it from the terminal.
[03:00] <Ben64> SealedWithAKiss: you installed something, but don't know what you installed?
[03:00] <beatbreaker> maco, i only get lo
[03:00] <Gnea> SealedWithAKiss: just give it the absolute path to the c drive
[03:00] <maco> beatbreaker: ifconfig -a
[03:00] <Gnea> SealedWithAKiss: you said that.
[03:00] <raylu> drakonik: oh, it's not important or relevant to your problem
[03:00] <Gnea> SealedWithAKiss: it's usually in the ~/.wine/ directory
[03:00] <Irishmanluke> beatbreaker: ifconfig eth0 up
[03:00] <raylu> drakonik: but lynx, links, and elinks are good cli browsers
[03:01] <drakonik> oh
[03:01] <drakonik> raylu: I opened it in my laptop
[03:01] <raylu> drakonik: if you don't want to mess with gdm configs, i suggest dpkg-reconfigure gdm. most likely, though, the issue is not with your gdm config
[03:01] <drakonik> Reading the URL from across the room
[03:01] <drakonik> raylu: Alright, I'll try that.
[03:02] <cWo_3m0> hy...
[03:02] <Dayofswords> oh come on, even ubuntu pastebin get viagra spam >.<
[03:02] <drakonik> okay, it's asking me to reboot
[03:02] <SealedWithAKiss> How do I cd into a directory with a space?
[03:02] <drakonik> I guess?
[03:02] <Mike_lifeguard> SealedWithAKiss: escape the space with
[03:02] <Mike_lifeguard> \
[03:02] <cWo_3m0> jancok
[03:02] <Gnea> SealedWithAKiss: use the tab key
[03:02] <Mike_lifeguard> SealedWithAKiss: or use quotes
[03:02] <drakonik> SealedWithAKiss: "cd blah\ blah\ dongs"
[03:03] <DigitalKiwi> Gnea: you're too fast
[03:03] <drakonik> anyway, brb, I'm sure.
[03:03] <HobbleAlong> Korr: you're right sorry...  There are also a bunch of .c files that need 644, and maybe others.  I'm not sure of anything quick and easy :o(
[03:03] <cWo_3m0> fuck you....!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:03] <SealedWithAKiss> Gnea, thanks.
[03:03] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I get my processor type (32/64 bit) from ubuntu?
[03:03] <Gnea> !lantuage | cWo_3m0
[03:03] <Pici> cWo_3m0: Please watch your language
[03:03] <raylu> Paraj: can you show us the result of either an apt update or dpkg --configure -a?
[03:03] <Mike_lifeguard> cWo_3m0: uh, no, you don't swear in here, ok?
[03:03] <Gnea> !language | cWo_3m0
[03:03] <Paraj> raylu: Same as in the bug
[03:03] <Ben64> Mike_lifeguard: you can find if you're running 32 or 64 by doing "uname -a"
[03:04] <Gnea> DigitalKiwi: how so?
[03:04] <cWo_3m0> sex with me????
[03:04] <tim167> how do i change the 'modified' and 'created' date of a file ?
[03:04] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: is that the i686 bit?
[03:04] <Ben64> not sure if you can tell if you have a 64bit cpu on 32bit ubuntu
[03:04] <SealedWithAKiss> :~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/SEGA$ wine Medieval\ II\ Total\ War/
[03:04] <SealedWithAKiss> wine: cannot find 'Medieval II Total War/'    ??
[03:04] <Ben64> Mike_lifeguard: yeah
[03:04] <raylu> Paraj: you're using lilo?
[03:04] <DigitalKiwi> Gnea: i was about to answer "use tab completion" but you had already answered
[03:04] <Paraj> raylu: Yes
[03:04] <Ben64> Linux ben64 2.6.24-24-generic #1 SMP Fri Jul 24 22:15:50 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[03:04] <drakonik> Nope
[03:04] <drakonik> Didn't do a thing.
[03:04] <Gnea> DigitalKiwi: clearly this person doesn't fully understand the concept, yet
[03:04] <Ben64> so i'm running 64bit
[03:04] <Mike_lifeguard> SealedWithAKiss: are you sure you're entering the correct directory? That is a directory in your $HOME
[03:04] <raylu> Paraj: why not grub?
[03:05] <Beatbreake> maco, ok it's beatbreaker, i'm on another PC now, downstairs
[03:05] <kholby> I'm having some problems with DVD playback and flash movies on Xubuntu 9.04 kernel 2.6.28-15 on an old emachines with 180MB of ram.  No one's saying anything on the Xubuntu channel.  Any ideas?
[03:05] <Dayofswords> man....... i hate how i have to use ubuntu as a rescue disc for my xp, 15 gb of data needs to be saved >.<
[03:05] <Beatbreake> maco, yeah i did ifconfig -a and there's eth0 there
[03:05] <raylu> Ben64: the lm flag in /proc/cpuinfo will tell if your processor is 64-bit
[03:05] <Mike_lifeguard> kholby: you should start by saying what problem(s) you're having
[03:05] <drakonik> Okay. dpkg says that I can reconfigure things once all X sessions are closed.
[03:05] <Paraj> raylu: Installed using alt CD, used multiple encrypted (dm-crypt) volumes for the OS
[03:05] <maco> beatbreaker: so if you "sudo ifup eth0" what happens?
[03:05] <Ben64> raylu: didn't know if it would have that if you're running a 32bit linux
[03:05] <Gnea> Dayofswords: would you hate it more or less if you didn't have a rescue cd at all?
[03:06] <drakonik> And then it barfs up some error about "initscript gdm, action "reload" " failing
[03:06] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: and i686 is what kind? I don't see the number 32 or 64 there :D
[03:06] <Ben64> it's 32 Mike_lifeguard
[03:06] <Dayofswords> well i'm not complaining that i have to use ubuntu, i just hate that i would have to use any thing
[03:06] <raylu> Ben64: it will, since "32-bit linux" is just a 32-bit kernel (and userspace) and the processor flags will be the same regardless of what you're running
[03:06] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: and what would 64 be?
[03:06] <kholby> Sorry.  I installed the packages supposedly necessary for DVD playback and several players, and finally got the DVDs to mount, but when I try to play one I'm told that I don't have permission.
[03:06] <Ben64> Mike_lifeguard: try "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i lm"
[03:06] <Gnea> Mike_lifeguard: linux has always been 32bit
[03:06] <Beatbreake> maco, all good if i do that command, how can i get it on bootup?
[03:07] <maco> beatbreaker: hrm. /etc/rcS.d/S40networking should have done that.
[03:07] <raylu> Ben64: or you could just grep -i lm /proc/cpuinfo
[03:07] <maco> beatbreaker: that file exists for you right?
[03:07] <DigitalKiwi> Dayofswords: system rescue cd ftw
[03:07] <Ben64> raylu: well i didn't know that the 64bit flags would show up on 32bit
[03:07] <Gnea> Dayofswords: then use nothing, and your life will be bliss?
[03:07] <Dayofswords> =p
[03:07] <Ben64> raylu: ok... theres many ways to grep stuff.... :|
[03:07] <Gnea> :)
[03:07] <imran_> Firecrotch, maybe but I don't learn in passin period, lunch, and seminar
[03:07] <kholby> I was able to get DVDs to play successfully on my laptop running Ubuntu 9.04 in a similar manner with almost no trouble.
[03:08] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: that gives no output -- what line in there should I be looking at?
[03:08] <imran_> Ghod I lhuv cod 4
[03:08] <Ben64> Mike_lifeguard: do you know which cpu you have? try pastebin'ing "cat /proc/cpuinfo"
[03:08] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: http://p.defau.lt/?acA7zO8Zt5msTeAM__Qy6g
[03:09] <raylu> kholby: output of groups?
[03:09] <Beatbreake> maco, yeah i got that file, it's got stuff inside it
[03:09] <Ben64> Mike_lifeguard: toshiba?
[03:09] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: yes
[03:09] <Ben64> Mike_lifeguard: which model?
[03:09] <maco> beatbreaker: i wonder if the script is broken...
[03:09]  * Mike_lifeguard turns it upside down
[03:09] <kholby> lee adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare
[03:09] <maco> beatbreaker: lemme try to debug it tonight and we'll talk tomorrow?
[03:09] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: A100-OFH
[03:10] <Ben64> well to answer your question, no 64bit on that cpu
[03:10] <raylu> kholby: what are you using to play DVDs?
[03:10] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: thanks
[03:10] <kholby> I have KMPlayer, MPlayer, Movie Player and VLC.  None seem to work.
[03:10] <m0d0> Hello, any ubuntu guru about?
[03:10] <Ben64> but i have the same cpu in my laptop, pretty fast
[03:10] <Mike_lifeguard> m0d0: you should say what your issue is
[03:10] <Ben64> m0d0: i'm a guru of all things, wassup
[03:10] <Beatbreake> maco, ok I guess, will someone elses script work on my machine?
[03:11] <Paraj> lol
[03:11] <raj> WHy is my wireless card TEW-424UB inconsistent even when it worked out of the box? my signal goes from 20% then 66% then 100% then 50% . why is it jumping around like that? i am using opensource drivers as it is .. out of the box but its inconsistent . HELP
[03:11] <DouglasK> m0d0: diff peoplee are good in diff areas.  ask the question.  :-)
[03:11] <Mike_lifeguard> yeah, it's good I was just wondering
[03:11] <gmaculo> ogle is a good dvd app
[03:11] <Mike_lifeguard> Ben64: I didn't know 64 was faster
[03:11] <maco> beatbreaker: its a generic script that *should* go through everything in the interfaces file and start it
[03:11] <maco> beatbreaker: if its not doing that, thats bad
[03:11] <shovon> I need help installing kubuntu on wubi, and I already have ubuntu installed on wubi.
[03:11] <Ben64> Mike_lifeguard: not necessarily faster, but it uses the processor more efficiently, how it was designed.
[03:11] <shovon> Now the problem is, when I run the wubi installer, it tells me to uninstall ubuntu first.
[03:11] <raylu> kholby: cool. can i see the output of mplayer dvd://1
[03:12] <DouglasK> shovon: openn a shell, type "sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop" and press enter
[03:12] <Ben64> it would be like using only 4 cylinders in a v8 car
[03:12] <Mike_lifeguard> a bad idea :D
[03:12] <m0d0> hey, Well this is my first time with a ubuntu install so i'm kinda n00b but I have a HP dv7 and I'm having trouble getting the sound to work. I've updated alsa and looked at the forums to update the config document with my model.
[03:12] <Paraj> Is there any solution which doesn't involve me installing Grub instead of LILO?
[03:12] <DouglasK> shovon: That'll install KDE desktop and you can pick which you want on login.
[03:13] <Gnea> m0d0: what method did you use to update alsa?
[03:13] <MaGicMaX> anyone here familiar with Devede? Ive noticed when encoding it does not utallize all 4 of my CPU cores, is there a way to fix it?
[03:13] <maco> shovon: if you made the space big enough, you can install kubuntu-desktop inside your ubuntu wubi
[03:13] <maco> shovon: then you pick from kde or gnome on login
[03:13] <Beatbreake> maco, so i'll just use that up command before if i want it working manually in the meantime, and i'll pastebin my S40networking file to you
[03:13] <kholby> I'm running it on another PC, so I'll give you the last few lines:  Playing dvd://1 \n Can't open VMG info!
[03:13] <Beatbreake> maco, hold on
[03:13] <m0d0> I downloaded the packages from the website and ran config
[03:13] <kholby> No stream found to handle url dvd://1 \n\n\n Exiting... (End of file)
[03:14] <Ben64> m0d0: try "lspci | grep 82801"
[03:14] <maco> beatbreaker: try just putting "ifup eth0" in the "start" function of that file as a workaround :P
[03:14] <maco> beatbreaker: i was going to say we probably have the same, but im on unstable so yeah yours might be different
[03:15] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I'm trying to copy files from an old hard drive to a new one. But there's a problem! cp: reading ...: Input/output error
[03:15] <wfiuewfew> What is this?
[03:15] <m0d0> Ben64: Ok that seemed to do something in terminal
[03:15] <Ben64> m0d0: did it output anything?
[03:15] <kholby> ColbyIsColby: But I am Kholby!
[03:15] <MaGicMaX> anyone here familiar with Devede? Ive noticed when encoding it does not utallize all 4 of my CPU cores, is there a way to fix it?
[03:15] <m0d0> Ben64: yes it listed a load of Intel devices
[03:15] <raj>  WHy is my wireless card TEW-424UB inconsistent even when it worked out of the box? my signal goes from 20% then 66% then 100% then 50% . why is it jumping around like that? i am using opensource drivers as it is .. out of the box but its inconsistent . HELP
[03:16] <ColbyIsColby> Lol. Well, I am Colby.
[03:16] <Ben64> m0d0: could you pastebin em?
[03:16] <kholby> ColbyIsColby: doppelganger
[03:16] <m0d0> Ben64: In this window? Sorry (first time using xchat) :)
[03:16] <SealedWithAKiss> How do I go from wine version 0.9.59 to the most stable recent release?
[03:16] <Ben64> http://paste.ubuntu.com
[03:16] <snarkster> im having a real issue mounting DVDs from netflix..
[03:16] <beatberaker> maco, here it is: http://pastebin.com/f3ada7d09
[03:17] <snarkster> I get no error message other than it doesnt mount
[03:17] <eboyjr> Hey I downloaded /home/eboyjr/Sources/alsa-driver-1.0.20 and compiled with --with-cards=all and make and sudo make install, but I want to revert changes. Because now GNOME sound recorder crashes when I hit record..
[03:17] <maco> beatbreaker: kk. will try to figure it out tonight
[03:17] <Paraj> Welcome to PulseAudio :/
[03:17] <ColbyIsColby> @kholby lol. I am the ghost of christmas past. OOoooOOOoooOOO.
[03:17] <wfiuewfew> Any ideas what does input/output error mean and how do I fix it?
[03:17] <imran_> I'm proz at cod4 w/ p90 silenced
[03:18] <Paraj> Pray
[03:18] <unitheory> raj, are you experiencing connection problems? or just notice that the level fluctuates?
[03:18] <beatberaker> maco, sorry i'm actually on the machine now, you might have to know this machine is running MythBUntu, but it's 9.04 and runs xfce instead, everything should be the same
[03:18] <m0d0> ok i pasted them into pastebin
[03:18] <{aaron}> hi guys, i downloaded ruby gems manually and ran setup.rb... but it didn't land in my path...should I have used the Ubunty system rubygems package?
[03:18] <Ben64> m0d0: doesn't help anyone if you don't post the url
[03:18] <raj> Unitheory: Yes connection problems when i am on skype and playing urbanterror . i get hickups .. alot of them :(
[03:18] <m0d0> http://paste.ubuntu.com
[03:18] <maco> beatbreaker: ok. im on 9.10 so having yours is useful as it may have changed since 9.04
[03:19] <Ben64> m0d0: the url to what you posted................................
[03:19] <Strife89> Does anyone have any experience with compiling Farsight 2? I've been trying to compile it over the past three days but keep running into roadblocks.
[03:20] <m0d0> http://paste.ubuntu.com/256642/
[03:20] <emac_modem> Any chance of eMac modem working?
[03:20] <Paraj> Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sdh") after using 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' after a failed update, occurs during configuring the assorted linux-reistricted-module s
[03:20] <raj>  WHy is my wireless card TEW-424UB inconsistent even when it worked out of the box? my signal goes from 20% then 66% then 100% then 50% . why is it jumping around like that? i am using opensource drivers as it is .. out of the box but its inconsistent . HELP
[03:20] <Ben64> m0d0: ok, just as i thought, a LOT of people have come in here recently with problems with that audio card, don't know if a solution has been found
[03:21] <Paraj> raj: Probably environmental issues or the driver is reading the signal wrong
[03:21] <MaGicMaX> anyone here familiar with Devede? Ive noticed when encoding it does not utallize all 4 of my CPU cores, is there a way to fix it?
[03:21] <m0d0> eek.
[03:21] <raj> Pajar: Its not that i get major Hickups on skype . and no it works fine under windows .. should i use windows drivers on ndiswapper?
[03:21] <Ben64> MaGicMaX: there is an option somewhere for cores
[03:22] <Strife89> http://pastebin.com/m139eede7 <--- only the last two lines are meaningful
[03:22] <HobbleAlong> MaGicMaX: have you found anything that says it *should* use 4 cores.  It needs to be written with a thread per core..
[03:22] <Paraj> raj: You can try, but I doubt it'll work. I've never had drivers for USB wireless cards work in ndiswrapper
[03:23] <Paraj> In fact, I've had similar issues to yours when dealing with USB wireless cards in *nix
[03:23] <kholby> <--Not a fan of ndiswrapper
[03:23] <Ben64> MaGicMaX: check out the last post on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=544828
[03:23] <Strife89> How can I install gstreamer-plugins-base-0.10.23 or newer?
[03:23] <Paraj> ndiswrapper sucks I know, but so does PulseAudio, LILO and a bunch of other stuff they make us use
[03:23] <DouglasK> Paraj: I have had them work before with a WUSB300N card from linksys
[03:23] <Strife89> Synaptic only appears to offer me version 0.10.22.
[03:23] <m0d0> I got some alsa information from website on the sound card I don't know if this helps any http://paste.ubuntu.com/256646/
[03:24] <raj> Paraj: I know it sucks .. skype breaks up alot .. everytime my signal drops ..
[03:24] <Strife89> Also, Totem keeps giving me the message: Failed to create a GStreamer play object. Please check your GStreamer installation.
[03:25] <drakonik> Oky, how do I kill all X sessions?
[03:25] <MaGicMaX> Ben64: yes ive endabled the mulitcore thing, i have the newest version of mencoder
[03:25] <drakonik> dkpg won't let me reconfigure gdm until all X sessions are dead
[03:25] <drakonik> And somehow, I've got an x session running
[03:25] <Strife89> My version of Ubuntu is 9.04, 64-bit kernel.
[03:25] <foolish2984> Õâ¶ù¶¼ÊÇËµEÎÄµÄÂð£¿
[03:25] <HobbleAlong> MaGicMaX: did you try -lavcopts threads=2 and use 2 cores?  That may be all it was written to use...
[03:25] <garvinrick4> Using 9.10 desktop program gnome-app-install does not open. Have downloaded fresh app from repository and gives same error message.  Anyone can help
[03:25] <kholby> OK, so maybe I'll pass on DVD for now, but I can't get flash videos to work in Firefox using gnash (YouTube specifically).  Any ideas here?  Adobe didn't work either.
[03:26] <DouglasK> drakonik: well, hit Ctrl-alt-F1, login, do a /etc/init.d/gdm stop, then reconfig it.
[03:26] <drakonik> alright
[03:26] <Paraj> drakonik: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[03:26] <m0d0> Ben64: Would this information help you at all - http://paste.ubuntu.com/256646/
[03:26] <drakonik> Nope.
[03:26] <drakonik> Same error.
[03:27] <drakonik> Even though the stop command gave a thumbs up and no error
[03:27] <Paraj> Am I wasting my time finding answers to my dpkg and LILO problems here?
[03:27] <DouglasK> drakonik: try sudo killall -9 gdm
[03:27] <MaGicMaX> HobbleAlong: havent tried that
[03:27] <dax2112rush1> Hi all. Every once in a while, gnome seems to freeze on my system, ie. taskbar and gnome-panel stop responding. All other apps continue running fine (even apps in notification area). How do I debug that?
[03:27] <drakonik> It's not running.
[03:27] <ctmjr> Strife89: try this or see if there is a ppa for it http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/GStreamer-Plugins-Base-Download-8959.html
[03:27] <drakonik> GDM isn't running. Which is my problem. I"m stuck in my stupid system shell
[03:27] <MaGicMaX> HobbleAlong: is it safe on open a 2nd Devede if ones up currently encoding? its already half done heh
[03:28] <drakonik> And for some reason, dpkg things that there's an X session running
[03:28] <drakonik> Wait.
[03:28] <drakonik> Hrm.
[03:28] <drakonik> exit
[03:28] <drakonik> frack
[03:28] <HobbleAlong> MaGicMaX: look at the docs for mencoder and see if it can use 4 cores ie 4 threads
[03:28] <JGodbout> dax2112rush1: Does it happen after using multiple programs which use sound?
[03:28]  * DouglasK watches with interest...
[03:28] <JGodbout> dax2112rush1: Rhythmbox and youtube, for example?
[03:28] <Strife89> ctmjr: Thanks, I'll just try to compile it.
[03:29] <Paraj> LOL, he was using an IRC client on another console wasn't he?
[03:29] <navlar> #rob0t7
[03:29] <dax2112rush1> JGodbout: Yes, it is possible, but I never notice the exact moment where this happens as it doesn't affect apps.
[03:29] <garvinrick4> Anyone know about gnome-app-install.
[03:29] <drakonik> Okay
[03:29] <drakonik> That didn't work.
[03:30] <EscobarX> Hi, i wanna install ubuntu jaunty on my new hp mini and since it has no cd room , i am going to use wubi, my question is : how to install the 32 bits version using wubi, "start it with the 32 bits argument" is all i found in websites but i kinda dont understand how, thanks in advance
[03:30] <HobbleAlong> MaGicMaX: I don't know I've never used Devede;  I'm just trying to come up with things you can check.
[03:30] <Laserbeak431> hello, I want to install the JDK, the choices are a .bin or .rpm on the website.  which one do i choose? and how do i install it?
[03:30] <dax2112rush1> JGodbout: but I'll try to pay attention when using Banshee and youtube or other apps
[03:30] <JGodbout> dax2112rush1: Ah okay. I just notice that it sometimes happens to me after using Amarok, and something like Youtube at the same time.
[03:30] <dax2112rush1> JGodbout: any known fix for that?
[03:30] <Irishmanluke> drakonik: how do you know there's no x session
[03:30] <JGodbout> dax2112rush1: I fixed it by changing the output for Amarok to ALSA.
[03:31] <garvinrick4> wubi will install 64 bit if your system is capable. That is your option. Takes 12 hours or so
[03:31] <IdleOne> Laserbeak431: neither. search in Synaptic package manager for jdk
[03:31] <JGodbout> Rather than autodetect
[03:31] <Strife89> ctmjr: I hate dependency hell. "liboil-0.3.14 or later required"
[03:31] <MaGicMaX> HobbleAlong: looking
[03:31] <Laserbeak431> IdleOne: ok thx
[03:31] <drakonik> Irishmanluke: Well, I'm pretty sure tehre isn't
[03:31] <Beatbreake> maco, sorry i just want to ask, if I was to put "sudo ifup eth0" into that script, where would i put it? http://pastebin.com/f3ada7d09
[03:31] <drakonik> I mean, I'm in system terminal mode
[03:31] <wfiuewfew> Hi! Any ideas about why I am getting an input/output error when copying files between hard drives???
[03:31] <EscobarX> Hi, i wanna install ubuntu jaunty on my new hp mini and since it has no cd room , i am going to use wubi, my question is : how to install the 32 bits version using wubi, "start it with the 32 bits argument" is all i found in websites but i kinda dont understand how, thanks in advance
[03:31] <craCkpot> okay after messing around with firefox for a while it seems that my profile isn't being saved.
[03:31] <drakonik> ps -aux doesn't list anything to do with X, there's no GNOME session
[03:32] <drakonik> I don't know why dpkg is convinced there is an X session
[03:32] <drakonik> And I have no idea how I can actually check
[03:32] <drakonik> I've checked /etc/init.d/ for some way to stop X, there's nothing
[03:32] <MaGicMaX> HobbleAlong: btw, i usually encode from .avi, does that use the mencoder at all?
[03:32] <drakonik> I don't know where to turn.
[03:32] <maco> beatbreaker: after line 52 "start)"...just put it on the next line
[03:32] <craCkpot> for example, when i load firefox it doesn't restore my previous tabs like i have it set to do
[03:32] <Irishmanluke> drakonik: ps aux | grep x-session doesn't show anything?
[03:32] <maco> beatbreaker: dont need the sudo as its run as root
[03:32] <Paraj> Did you try --force with dpkg ?
[03:32] <dax2112rush1> JGodbout: I'll experiment with that but I need to be able to route all audio through pulseaudio... audio in linux is such a mess :'(
[03:33] <dax2112rush1> JGodbout: thanks
[03:33] <Beatbreake> maco, ah great, thanks very much
[03:33] <JGodbout> dax2112rush1: Yeah - it can be a bit fiddly. Good luck with it all
[03:33] <garvinrick4> Wubi click 32 bit, how big a chunk out of windows dual boot. Will do it;s thing, cannot screw it up.
[03:33] <drakonik> Irishmanluke: Not a thing, other than "ps -aux | grep x-session"
[03:33] <drakonik> Paraj: I can try
[03:34] <ctmjr> Strife89: well that did not help your problem sorry
[03:34] <drakonik> Paraj: Nope, --force didn't change anything.
[03:34] <HobbleAlong> MaGicMaX: I'm not sure, you'll need some other advice or check the docs.
[03:34] <drakonik> It's still waiting for the X session to end before it will reconfigure gdm.
[03:34] <craCkpot> okay for some reason it will only run properly when i do: "sudo firefox" from a terminal, is there any way to fix it?
[03:34] <drakonik> What X session? I don't know. But it thinks there's one running.
[03:34] <MaGicMaX> HobbleAlong: checked the man page and i dont see avi support listed for it, not sure with encoder is uses for that, whatever it is... it only uses a single core...
[03:34] <Strife89> ctmjr: Thankfully Synaptic had the package. gst is making now, wish me luck ....
[03:34] <Paraj> If all us fails just reboot and try again
[03:34] <maco> beatbreaker: hang on
[03:34] <Paraj> else fails*
[03:35] <drakonik> Paraj: I have, several times now.
[03:35] <maco> beatbreaker: is mountnfs the one you're using?
[03:35] <JGodbout> ﻿How can I set it so that my keyboard layout is changed from dvorak to qwerty whenever I hold down Left Ctrl? I want to be able to use dvorak for typing, but still have nicely placed qwerty shortcuts.
[03:35] <drakonik> It always thinks there's an X session.
[03:35] <maco> beatbreaker: im being reminded of how the new upstart boot process works
[03:35] <drakonik> Is tehre like...a text file with a cookie in it, saying "Yeah, X is active"? Maybe the file got orphaned or isn't being deleted or cleared?
[03:35] <drakonik> I'm grasping for straws now.
[03:36] <slide> How do I access mounted network drives when trying to open files? Im trying to install something in VirtualBox but the network locations that show up in File Browser arent there
[03:36] <ctmjr> drakonik: try sudo killall gdm it's ugly but works or should
[03:36] <drakonik> I tried to boot into the Ubuntu recovery mode. dpkg gave some screwy errors and didn't do anything
[03:36] <slide> i don't see them in /mnt or anything
[03:36] <drakonik> ctmjr: No process found.
[03:36] <drakonik> I'm telling you guys, gdm and X aren't running.
[03:37] <slide> they dont appear to be truly mounted
[03:37] <drakonik> Something is tricking dpkg into thinking X is running.
[03:37] <HobbleAlong> MaGicMaX: You may have to do some more digging.  I'm not familiar with those programs, sorry.
[03:37] <maco> beatbreaker: is nfs what you're using?
[03:38] <m0d0> Is there anyone else on here that wants to have a crack helping me fix the sound for my HP dv7? Or is there just no fix for this yet?
[03:38] <kholby> Can anyone help with flash stuffs?
[03:38] <maco> beatbreaker: pastebin the ####'d part of /etc/rcS.d/S45mountnfs.sh
[03:39] <JGodbout> Can anyone help with making my keyboard layout switch to qwerty when I hold down Left Control?
[03:40] <kn100> heres a puzzler for you guys, why in ubuntu is my internet at around 8mbps, while in windows xp it wont go past 4mbps, this is a clean install of genuine windows with the drivers that came on the disk for the wifi stick
[03:40] <charles`_> the address 192.168.1.127 is always routing to localhost, even when all of my interfaces are down.  I have another computer at that address that I need to access but I always just get this computer instead
[03:40] <charles`_> running route doesn't show it
[03:40] <kn100> the download speeds in ubuntu are authentic too, i can download from torrents at 1mbps
[03:40] <kn100> so any ideas?
[03:40] <Lostinspace_46> In xmodmap I want <Alt_R> + <L_Arrow> to = left mouse button...any suggestions?
[03:40] <drakonik> charles`_: Check your HOSTS file
[03:41] <Silver_Swords> kn100: it could be a wireless N.  some hardware on windows wont work at N speeds.
[03:41] <Strife89> ctmjr: Okay, tried to configure Farsight again, but this time, "Could not find Python headers".
[03:41] <charles`_> drakonik: there isn't a corresponding entry there for that address
[03:41] <HobbleAlong> kn100:  microsoft uses a broken tcp/ip stack apparently.  I've had the same sort of thing happen.
[03:41] <Lostinspace_46> JGodbout: You mean you want to set it up that way?
[03:42] <kn100> Silver_Swords: doubt it, all my hardware is g
[03:42] <JGodbout> Yeah
[03:42] <drakonik> charles`_: Strange. What are you using for DNS for that computer?
[03:42] <kn100> all i have windows installed for is my wii emulator anyway
[03:42] <JGodbout> Lostinspace_46: I want a dvorak layout with qwerty shortcuts
[03:42] <Irishmanluke> ooh wii emulator nice
[03:42] <Lostinspace_46> JGodbout: are you using xmodmap or loadkeys?
[03:42] <charles`_> drakonik, just my router
[03:43] <charles`_> drakonik, even when I bring down all interfaces that address is corresponding to local host
[03:43] <Irishmanluke> kn100: can you hook up wiimotes to use with that too?
[03:43] <JGodbout> I'm not sure. I'm just using the System->Keyboard->Layout option atm
[03:43] <kn100> Irishmanluke: never tried
[03:43] <kn100> Irishmanluke: there is probably a way somewhere
[03:43] <drakonik> I dunno, is there a linux equivalent to "ipconfig /flushdns"?
[03:44] <foolish2984> 怎么都不说话
[03:44] <charles`_> drakonik, is there a way to see what all config files in etc differ from their defaults?
[03:44] <drakonik> charles`_: Beats the ever loving hell out of me. I"m in here for a problem of my own that's way above my head.
[03:45] <Irishmanluke> kn100: there are drivers for the wiimotes but I don't know 1 if they cover all the inputs of the wiimote or 2 if it will work with the emulator
[03:45] <Lostinspace_46> JGodbout: well you can switch layouts that way, but to mod the layout, it takes more.  Why dont you pm me.
[03:45] <Silver_Swords> allot of HP machines suck. there are some that work well with linux thou.
[03:45] <kn100> Irishmanluke: the emulator uses the mouse and im sure theres a way ro use a wiimote to control the mouse
[03:45] <kn100> so it might work
[03:45] <kn100> dont have a wiimote though :P
[03:45] <Irishmanluke> hah
[03:46] <refrer> hmmm.. I wanna do some music programing.. I wanna do keyboards.. does anyone know any good softwares for that?
[03:46] <Irishmanluke> yeah you can definately do that
[03:46] <DouglasK> refrer: rosegarden
[03:46] <kn100> Irishmanluke: the emulator ROCKS, its better than the original console
[03:46] <refrer> DouglasK : thank you
[03:46] <kn100> it can output 720p
[03:46] <DouglasK> no worries.... I've driven my kbd with it before, and you can do staff based editing
[03:47] <webb> anyone know why i cant hit control alt backspace to reboott system
[03:47] <gartral> kn100: wiicd is the app/driver, and it has highly limited mouse capabilities, and none at all without 2 ir sonsors ("or a modified wiibar)
[03:47] <kn100> webb: disabled in 9.04
[03:47] <bastidrazor> !dontzap | webb
[03:47] <kn100> webb: a similar shortcut is ctrl alt printscreen k
[03:47] <frozeneskimo> hey, does anyone know if it's possible to reset an overrun serial port?
[03:47] <craCkpot> can anyone recommend a good PHP ide? with syntax highlighting and the like?
[03:47] <webb> k thanks
[03:47] <frozeneskimo> i keep on having to reboot
[03:48] <kn100> jesus windows feels primitive
[03:48] <gartral> wooo netsplits!
[03:48] <webb> where do i get dontzap from
[03:49] <gartral> webb: sudo apt-get dontzap <- this has been mentioned a few times in the past few minutes
[03:49] <kn100> !dontzap | webb
[03:49] <nmvictor> Thank God everythings back to normal, now this looks like an ubuntu channel
[03:49] <IdleOne> webb: Sytem > Administration > Synaptic package manager is another way of installing packages
[03:50] <IdleOne> System*
[03:50] <gartral> kn100: that info lacks how to install dontzap
[03:50] <kn100> open a terminal, type sudo apt-get install dontzap
[03:50] <Alexia> ubottu, what is SysRq?
[03:50] <webb> i got it
[03:50] <kn100> gartral: sorry, another bot in another channel had the command
[03:50] <kn100> i assumed this one had it
[03:50] <drakonik> haha
[03:50] <Alexia> ubottu, LOL
[03:50] <Alexia> lol its actually a bot
[03:50] <Alexia> i thought ubottu was real
[03:51] <drakonik> haha
[03:51] <drakonik> I lol'd
[03:51] <kn100> ubottu is epic
[03:51] <IdleOne> Alexia: it's a bot yes
[03:51] <gartral> !bot | Alexia
[03:51] <sn0n> LoL
[03:51] <gartral> !botsnack
[03:51] <Alexia> that is so funny i cant believe I thought ubottu was a real person LOL!!
[03:51] <IdleOne> Alexia: lots of people do
[03:51] <kn100> ubnotu ftw
[03:51] <refrer> Douglas : does guitar chords even work in that software
[03:52] <ctmjr> Strife89: did you read this yet? http://amsn-project.net/wiki/Farsight
[03:52] <refrer> DouglasK : does guitar chords even work in that software
[03:52] <nmvictor> anyone willing to help me setup phpmyadmin and mysql?Its stressing me out
[03:52] <Cpudan80> !lamp | nmvictor
[03:53] <craCkpot> nmvictor: I would recommend using XAMPP http://apachefriends.org
[03:53] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: I just learned the bare essentials to that, anything complex idk
[03:53] <craCkpot> decompress it and run: /opt/lampp/lampp start and your server starts
[03:53] <craCkpot> phpMyAdmin is preinstalled
[03:53] <IdleOne> How do I enable voice chat in Empathy? using jaunty
[03:54] <name> how can i make firefox start maximized?
[03:54] <DouglasK> refrer: I don't know off hand ... I know you can do chords, but I don't know if you can tell it, "Play an E major"
[03:54] <Strife89> ctmjr: I have now, thanks. However, I'm trying to compile Farsight because I read that it would enable audio support for Yahoo in Pidgin.
[03:55] <refrer> ohh
[03:55] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: could the bare essentials include username and password setting in mysql?that'd help
[03:55] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: could the bare essentials include username and password setting in phpmyadmin?that'd help
[03:55] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: yes
[03:55] <IdleOne> nmvictor: please dont repeat so quickly
[03:56] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: I have to see if I remember this though
[03:56] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: how do i go around that?
[03:56] <Silver_Swords> those that want audio/video with yahoo chats, try gyachy
[03:56] <ctmjr> Strife89: oh ok do not know much about it there was something on there about audio in msn do not know if it will work with yahoo
[03:56] <nmvictor> IdleOne: sorry, i had mistyped something
[03:57] <Strife89> Silver_Swords: How stable is it?
[03:57] <Strife89> ctmjr: Thanks anyway. :)
[03:57] <IdleOne> nmvictor:  your right I just saw that
[03:57] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: alright so you've logged into mysql as root?
[03:57] <frozeneskimo> hi, i'm trying to unload the usbserial kernel module temporarily, but it errors out: "ERROR: Removing 'usbserial': Resource temporarily unavailable", is there anyway I can remove it? (i tried force in rmmod with -f)
[03:58] <TheChuckster> can someone verify that http://thechuckster.homelinux.com/ works?
[03:58] <Silver_Swords> Strife89, i dont use it, but according to my little sis it works great.
[03:58] <Paraj> Found my problem with dpkg erroring with raid errors when trying to install linux-restricted-module s. /boot partition was too small, because it would have been so friggin hard to say that in a log file or terminal output or somethhing >:(
[03:58] <frozeneskimo> TheChuckster, works for me
[03:58] <TheChuckster> yay!
[03:58] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I make Transmission, the P2P client, use encryption?
[03:58] <TheChuckster> now my openbsd server is officially upgraded to 4.5
[03:58] <Strife89> Silver_Swords: I'm having little luck finding it; got a link?
[03:58] <TheChuckster> clean install and everything!
[03:58] <TheChuckster> :)
[03:59] <Silver_Swords> Strife89: http://gyachi.sourceforge.net/intro.shtml
[03:59] <TheChuckster> got any good suggestions on how to secure it?
[03:59] <TheChuckster> i dont want my site hacked
[03:59] <Strife89> Silver_Swords: Thanks; I'll give it a whirl. :)
[03:59] <Flannel> TheChuckster: This is #ubuntu, you should ask the openBSD people about your openBSD box.
[03:59] <Silver_Swords> Strife89: good luck.
[03:59] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: #2002 - The server is not responding (or the local MySQL server's socket is not correctly configured)  thats what i get, and whats the username and password anyway?don't think i have that right either.
[03:59] <TheChuckster> woops i'm sorry
[03:59] <TheChuckster> Flannel, i wasn't sure
[04:00] <TheChuckster> i was in the wrong xchat tab
[04:00] <Silver_Swords> bye all
[04:00] <giiker> anybosy used zoneminder? here
[04:00] <giiker> anybody used zoneminder? here
[04:01] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: when you first try to login to mysql you just need to type myswl then you get to configuring users and passwords, to login with a user and password mysql -u user -p then tupe password
[04:01] <automan070192> hey my su password and my user password arent the  same thing any thoughts?
[04:01] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: based on your error though that is not the problem
[04:02] <Flannel> automan070192: su uses the root password.  The root account is disabled by default.  sudo uses your user password (by default)
[04:02] <automan070192> well its not working i type it in and says authentication failure
[04:03] <psycho_oreos> in other words you're meant to use sudo <command>
[04:03] <Hydrant> does anyone know how to install the latest gcc without breaking the whole system?
[04:04] <puff> Hm, okay, perhaps an odd question, but what's the performance impact of a software RAID?
[04:04] <drakonik> So I've managed to pare my problem down a bit.
[04:04] <puff> That is, if you're doing some CPU-intense calculations on a fairly buff CPU, is the CPU usage of a software RAID setup going to be noticable?
[04:05] <drakonik> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart yields the error "changes will take effect when all current X sessions have ended"
[04:05] <gartral> Hydrant: im not sure, but i think your limited to useing GCC version only supported by our libc...
[04:05] <automan070192> how do you install java?
[04:05] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: I think I know what your problem is but I have to think for a sec there's something you have to run to configure mysql
[04:05] <giiker> 1java
[04:05] <giiker> !java
[04:05] <drakonik> So for whatever reason, gdm itself thinks X is running.
[04:06] <gartral> puff: that depends on what raid type your running, and accros how many drives
[04:06] <drakonik> Any ides on how to fix it?
[04:06] <puff> gartral: RAID 1.  Two drives.
[04:06] <puff> nmvictor: Mysql?
[04:06] <jason__> drakonik, there may be some clues in the script - in /etc/init.d/gdm
[04:06] <drakonik> hrm
[04:06] <drakonik> alright
[04:06] <puff> nmvictor: Gimme a sec to check the scrollback, but it sounds like you're having the usual setup issues.
[04:06] <drakonik> I'll look
[04:06] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: yes and maybe this will also help, ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2).its what i get when i type mysql -u root
[04:06] <drakonik> as much as I don't wanna
[04:07] <gartral> puff: laughable at worst.. but it also depends on the software running the raid
[04:07] <puff> gartral: Ubuntu?
[04:07] <Alexia> puff, I have several benchmarks for you to look at would you like for me to message them to you
[04:07] <nmvictor> puff: yea, i'll really appreciate,any help?
[04:07] <Lostinspace_46> In xmodmap I want <Alt_R> + <L_Arrow> to = left mouse button...any suggestions?
[04:07] <puff> gartral: Basically, I have a friend whose small startup just built a linux box with 192 GB of ram for this radiation exposure software they're working on.  They've asked me to come by and set up RAID 1.
[04:07] <gartral> puff: Ubuntu is the OS, i dont know what Ubuntu uses to do software raids
[04:08] <puff> Alexia: I guess, I'm hoping for just a general sense of the answer :-).
[04:08] <puff> gartral: mdmadm, I think.
[04:08] <Mike_lifeguard> gartral: software raids... is that like kitchen raids?
[04:08] <puff> nmvictor: Okay, so you installed mysql?
[04:08] <Lostinspace_46> My main issue is defining the mouse button in xbindkey
[04:08] <uplink> Hi everyone
[04:09] <nmvictor> puff: yea
[04:09] <puff> nmvictor: Using the u buntu package manager?
[04:09] <Strife89> Can I get some help with the instructions on this page? https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa
[04:09] <drakonik> Awesome.
[04:09] <Strife89> I'm having difficulties with the signing key.
[04:09] <Alexia> Well it may be different for you but the benchmarks I have found say that in certain scenarios performance can be equal to or better than a hardware raid
[04:09] <Mike_lifeguard> Strife89: what kind of help?
[04:09] <drakonik> I can sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[04:09] <Inc`> Did I miss a notice about packages.ubuntu.com being down for maintenance? Or is it not supposed to be down?
[04:09] <puff> nmvictor: Did you do anything else with mysql after you installed the package?
[04:09] <nmvictor> puff: aptitude
[04:09] <drakonik> And it says "GDM running"
[04:09] <drakonik> :|
[04:09] <nmvictor> puff: nop
[04:09] <Alexia> puff, http://advosys.ca/viewpoints/2007/04/setting-up-software-raid-in-ubuntu-server/
[04:09] <Strife89> Mike_lifeguard: I'm having trouble with the signing key.
[04:09] <Flannel> Inc`: It's not supposed to be down
[04:09] <Mike_lifeguard> drakonik: what did you expect?
[04:09] <puff> Alexia: Yeah, I got that point and that's cool, I'm just wondering if it will use up noticable amounts of CPU.
[04:09] <Mike_lifeguard> drakonik: try restart instead of start?
[04:09] <gartral> puff: if that's so, you should be able to throw it together with no measurable cpu usage unless they're trasnferring the entire RAM contents to HDD...
[04:09] <drakonik> Mike_lifeguard: I expected gnome to start.
[04:10] <gartral> Mike_lifeguard: don't make me lart you
[04:10] <puff> Alexia: That is, it just occurred to me, if it's using the CPU to do that, and they're running these CPU intense calculations... maybe they'd be better off with some sort of nightly backup.
[04:10] <drakonik> GNOME isn't running in any imaginable capacity
[04:10] <Strife89> Mike_lifeguard: I'm following the instructions to a T, but Ubuntu continues to tell me that the public key is unavailible.
[04:10] <nmvictor> puff: so....
[04:10] <Mike_lifeguard> Strife89: keyserver may well be down
[04:11] <drakonik> Nor is X. Which is why I"m so puzzled when 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm' chokes and dies.
[04:11] <puff> nmvictor: Okay, cool, so did oyu do anything else after doing sudo aptitude install mysql ?
[04:11] <Mike_lifeguard> One wonders why we let these people write our os if they can't keep a keyserver up for a reasonable proportion of the time
[04:11] <drakonik> Dies saying "Changes will be applied once all current X sessions are stopped.
[04:11] <puff> nmvictor:  Also, you said you wanted to install phpadmin and al that?
[04:11] <Strife89> Mike_lifeguard: Could it have something to do with the R? The full key is 1024R/DB2035A6 .
[04:11] <Alexia> puff, I think it is just going to be so dependent on a huge variety of things, cpu-speed, diskwrite performance, size of file chunks, etc
[04:11] <puff> nmvictor: In which case you're going to need to install some related packages.
[04:11] <puff> Alexia: Well yeah, obviously.
[04:11] <gartral> drakonik: are you using x11 forwarding over ssh?
[04:12] <Alexia> puff, I dont think there is any one answer to your question
[04:12] <puff> nmvictor: But first things first, let's get mysql done.
[04:12] <drakonik> gartral: No.
[04:12] <gartral> drakonik: ok.. my ideas shot down then
[04:12] <drakonik> At the moment, I'm in a system shell
[04:12] <puff> Alexia: I'm just looking for a rough sense of it, an order of magnitude estimate.
[04:13] <puff> drakonik: One odd idea, use ps to check and see if you have a hung X process maybe.
[04:13] <horm> ANYONE ABUTS
[04:13] <Alexia> puff, look through the benchmarks, besides that Im not sure what to tell you
[04:13] <drakonik> I don't.
[04:13] <drakonik> I know I don't.
[04:13] <puff> drakonik:  Or possibly reboot - something hasn't let go of a lock file, maybe?
[04:13] <puff> Alexia: Alright, thanks though.
[04:13] <nmvictor> puff: yea, and hel phpmyadmin is already installed, its the username and password to access it that i havent configured too.so lets fix mysql right?
[04:13] <Mike_lifeguard> Strife89: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/keyserver.ubuntu.com
[04:13]  * gartral wonders what horm s screaming about
[04:13] <drakonik> puff: That's my theory
[04:13] <drakonik> But I have no idea how ot find out what lock file it is
[04:13] <drakonik> And reboot doesn't help.
[04:13] <puff> nmvictor: Okay, so you still haven't answered my question :-)
[04:13] <drakonik> I've rebooted at least ten times tonight.
[04:13] <Strife89> Mike_lifeguard: Ah, okay. :)
[04:14] <puff> nmvictor: Did you do anything after running "sudo aptitude install mysql"?
[04:14] <Mike_lifeguard> Strife89: you'll get used to it, the keyserver has pretty bad uptime :\
[04:14] <ctmjr> Strife89: click on the link for the key then click it again copy and paste it (where it says begin key here not the big fonts) into a text editor then save it then add it to synaptic
[04:14] <Strife89> Mike_lifeguard: It appears I can still get the packages anyway, they just can't be authenticated.
[04:14] <Mike_lifeguard> Strife89: yes, the packages themselves are elsewhere
[04:14] <nmvictor> puff: i dint do anything to it except for the passwd or something, its been a while since that installation.
[04:14] <DouglasK> Ooohhh.... Lightning tonight!
[04:15] <Mike_lifeguard> it's probably safe, but you shouldn't technically install anything you haven't verified :\
[04:15] <drakonik> Rebooting doesn't help, and I"m not starting anything even remotely related to X
[04:15] <puff> nmvictor: canyo clarify "except for the password or something?"
[04:15] <DouglasK> Either that or a transformer blew at the power station across the river.
[04:15] <drakonik> So there's no reason for dpkg to hang up, unless there's some kind of lockfile that isn't being cleaned up the way it should
[04:15] <puff> nmvictor: Also, to be specific, are you installing all of this on the same box?
[04:15] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: the mysql daemone is not running
[04:15] <nmvictor> puff: could be the password, i cant really remember but while installing it did ask for something related to that
[04:15] <Strife89> gyachi installed, logged in. Anyone willing to help me test it?
[04:16] <puff> Irishmanluke: We'll get to that...
[04:16] <coreyman> I'm editing /etc/network/interfaces and what is the broadcast and network switch? I'm not sure what to put here, I know what my gateway is, I know what my netmask is, and i know the static ip i want to assign it.
[04:16] <b3rz3rk3r> Strife89, test what?
[04:16] <puff> nmvictor: Okay, before we take the next step, is anybody else using this box, do we have to worry about interrupting service or losing user data?
[04:16] <nmvictor> puff: phpmyadmin and mysql, yea they are already installed in the same box
[04:17] <Strife89> b3rz3rk3r: I'd just like to test gyachi's video and/or audio features.
[04:17] <puff> nmvictor: next step then, "sudo /etc/init.d/mysql status"
[04:17] <puff> nmvictor: Wait, you didn't answer the user question.
[04:17] <Strife89> b3rz3rk3r: Basically, I need someone who uses Yahoo Messenger or a related client.
[04:17] <nmvictor> puff: using means something like, another user, no their is just me and root.that gave stopped
[04:18] <coreyman>  I'm editing /etc/network/interfaces and what is the broadcast and network switch? I'm not sure what to put here, I know what my gateway is, I know what my netmask is, and i know the static ip i want to assign it. I'm asking because i was ssh'ing into the box and now I can't access it via the ip I assigned it.
[04:18] <puff> nmvictor: Okay, so next step then, "sudo /etc/init.d/mysql status"
[04:18] <b3rz3rk3r> Strife89, sry irc only
[04:18] <b3rz3rk3r> Strife89, oh, having said that.. i do use google chat
[04:18] <nmvictor> puff: MYSQL is stopped.thats the output
[04:18] <b3rz3rk3r> Strife89, that work?
[04:18] <puff> nmvictor: Good 'nuff then, Irishmanluke  is right.  Next step:  "sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start"
[04:19] <gartral> coreyman: not sure about the broadcast part, but networkswitch should be left alone unless you specifically want all traffic routed through a switch
[04:19] <tonsofpcs> is there a gui tool for creating disk (or partition) images and the same or another tool to mount the image (from a gui.  Yes, I know you can do this with a command line)
[04:19] <Irishmanluke> puff: that's what you get from the error message when runningb mysql
[04:19] <Strife89> b3rz3rk3r: Unfortunately, no. Gyachi is Yahoo only, from what I can tell.
[04:19] <nmvictor> puff:  Irishmanluke  ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[04:19] <coreyman> gartral no...... they are vaules in the file
[04:19] <coreyman> gartral they dont specifically say switch
[04:19] <coreyman> gartral i was reffering to them as a switch.
[04:19] <puff> Harrum.
[04:19] <sahadev1> hello, on my laptop, wireless auto-connects when I log on to gnome (i am a member of the 'admin' group), but when other users who aren't members of the admin group log in, wireless does NOT auto-connect.
[04:19] <coreyman> gartral i'll refer to value now
[04:20] <gartral> !enter | coreyman
[04:20] <Irishmanluke> puff: what needs to start is mysqld but it needs to be configured first
[04:20] <sahadev1> what should i change in my network config to make that happen?
[04:20] <coreyman> gartral thank you very much I couldn't think of everything i wanted to say in one paragraph
[04:20] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: think you are right, still on this puff ?
[04:21] <nmvictor> puff: know how to confugure?
[04:22] <puff> nmvictor:  Hang on, I'm checking on this.
[04:22] <gartral> coreyman: well... sometimes it's better to hold your thought back and formulate a larg cohesive one, rather than many small, hard too follow ones, but im not sure what to do with those values either
[04:22] <nmvictor> puff: cool
[04:22] <puff> nmvictor: Btw, did you do any ubuntu updates since you installed mysql?
[04:23] <nmvictor> puff: yea, yesterday, through update manager
[04:23] <horm> Anyone willing to help: I've got a problem with nm-applet. In the process of adding applets to the panel in gnome (9.04, 64bit), nm-applet and the bluetooth applet somehow got removed. Network connections still work fine, and my wifi card would still autoconnect to my home network, but i have no control over it. When I try to run "nm-applet" in the terminal, I get this error: http://www.geeknook.org/p/paste/45/ ---- Any ideas?
[04:24] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: alright I think the first time t
[04:24] <Seidos> anyone else not getting low battery notifications before they run out of juice?
[04:24] <Seidos> thought I solved the problem, but it seems to have creeped up again
[04:24] <puff> nmvictor: Is your disk full?   check "df"
[04:24] <nmvictor> puff: then i reinstalled apache2 and phpmyadmin, so i have a feeling it reconfigured everything with mysql
[04:24] <ironfoot_495> Hello I hope that someone can help me find out why on movie player I can no longer stream youtube video's I get the error  -> Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file.
[04:24] <tonsofpcs> horm: ps aux | grep -i n[m]-applet
[04:24] <coreyman> gartral i think im going to leave out those values and see if it works.
[04:25] <drakonik> oh dear
[04:25] <tonsofpcs> what's that say? [lists processes, pipes through grep to only select lines where nm-applet appears]
[04:25] <drakonik> I saw a kernel panic somewhere in the bootup sequence
[04:25] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: the first time you start the mysql server you want to use mysqld_safe so try running that
[04:25] <drakonik> This does not bode well.
[04:25] <puff> nmvictor: I'm seeing other reports of similar problems after an upgrade.
[04:25] <nmvictor> nop, i have some giga left, like 4.its a dualboot with vista, and you know how selfish vista can get with HDD.
[04:25] <ironfoot_495> I really need some serious help with this one!!!
[04:26] <puff> nmvictor: Last resort would be to completely remove and purge mysql and reinstall it, but let me dig a little before we do t hat.
[04:26] <horm> tonsofpcs: horm     17601  0.0  0.4 183352 14972 ?        S    23:11   0:00 nm-applet --sm-disable
[04:26] <tonsofpcs> horm: it seems that it is already running then.
[04:26] <drakonik> yep. kernel panic.
[04:26] <drakonik> On top of sixteen thousand errors related to the hard disk somehow
[04:26] <horm> tonsofpcs: yes, that's where im confused
[04:26] <tonsofpcs> horm: desktop/personal machine or server?  [can you safely reboot without it being a pita?]
[04:26] <nmvictor> puff: wasnt an upgrade though, just an update or are they one and the same thing?
[04:27] <ironfoot_495> Is there anyone familiar with this problem??
[04:27] <horm> tonsofpcs: yeah, personal
[04:27] <drakonik> Time to burn a livecd, fsck the hell out of it, and see what I can salvage.
[04:27] <tonsofpcs> drakonik: check that your PSU is providing enough power
[04:27] <tonsofpcs> horm: try rebooting?
[04:27] <drakonik> Well, for tonight, I'm done.
[04:27] <horm> tonsofpcs: been like this for a week, yesw
[04:27] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: did you try running mysqld_safe
[04:27] <sahadev1> hello, on my laptop, wireless auto-connects when I log on to gnome (i am a member of the 'admin' group), but when other non-admin users log in, wireless does NOT auto-connect. what should i change in my network config to make that happen?
[04:27] <horm> tonsofpcs: i created a new user account and it shows when i log onto that one
[04:27] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: command not found
[04:28] <ironfoot_495> I tried here earlier but they confused me about movie player and I went back to google and still I have not found a cure for  -> the ERROR Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file.
[04:28] <tsrk_> sahadev1, right click on the network icon, click edit connections, choose the connection and click edit. in the box, at the bottom, there is a checkbox - "available to all users"
[04:29] <bumblebee> i screwed up my gstreamer installation and totem does not open any vide file i do rectify gstreamer
[04:29] <CoJaBo-Aztec> I thought XFCE wasnt supposed to use a lot of memory?
[04:29] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: you'll want to run this as root so sudo /usr/bin/mysqld_safe
[04:29] <K4k> Attempting to install ubuntu 9.04 on a machine with a RAID 1 setup. Tried running install with boot options "/casper/vmlinuz noapic nolapic" and got an error message stating "Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block" Can anyone help me out, I get this with multiple CD images and multiple Ubuntu versions
[04:29] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: ok
[04:29] <puff> nmvictor: Shot in the dark, but use ifconfig to check if the loopback device is u p.
[04:30] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: if it worked try mysql again
[04:30] <sahadev1> tsrk_: thanks very much.
[04:30] <horm> no more ideas, tonsofpcs?
[04:30] <horm> not trying to pester, just want to know if i should be waiting for a response
[04:30] <rsvp> just wondering why mawk is included in Ubuntu, whereas gawk is not (by default)...
[04:31] <lowki> how do I set how long before the screen goes black
[04:31] <nmvictor> puff: Irishmanluke: mysqld_safe  gave this nohup: ignoring input and redirecting stderr to stdout
[04:31] <nmvictor> Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /var/lib/mysql
[04:31] <nmvictor> mysqld_safe[10015]: started
[04:31] <nmvictor> STOPPING server from pid file /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.pid
[04:31] <nmvictor> mysqld_safe[10025]: ended
[04:31] <FloodBot2> nmvictor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:31] <bumblebee> how do i remove a application when it is installed from source.
[04:31] <gartral>     * Read the news on our blog;
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[04:32] <puff> nmvictor: So does the mysql client work now?
[04:32] <biovore> bumblebee: if you still have the stuff you used to install it.. some packages have a make uninstall
[04:32] <nmvictor> puff: Irishmanluke: Got that?
[04:32] <gvsa123> help please... my usb isn't mounting at all.... it did just a couple of days ago.. i don't know what happened]
[04:33] <nmvictor> puff: Still stopped
[04:33] <Irishmanluke> nmvictor: yeah
[04:33] <mds58> can anyone help me to get gutenpy started I installed the .deb (sudo dpkg -i **.deb) but it wont run when selected in applications
[04:33] <nmvictor> puff: thats what /etc/init.d/mysql status reports. MYSQL is stopped
[04:34] <Lostinspace_46> In xmodmap I want <Alt_R> + <L_Arrow> to = left mouse button...any suggestions?
[04:34] <puff> nmvictor: Well since you didn't start it with /etc/init.d/mysql, that might not show up, try "ps -ef | fgrep -i mysql"
[04:34] <bumblebee> biovore:thanks it worked
[04:35] <lowki> thanks go ti
[04:35] <Loafers> I wanted to play quicktime videos in browser so I installed "ubuntu-restricted-extras" and it still doesn't play quicktime  and now it has my fonts all messed up.  So I uninstalled/purged it and the fonts are still screwy... How do I fix this?
[04:36] <puff> nmvictor: Just to check, the error you pasted, you got that when you tried:  "sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld start" ?
[04:36] <nmvictor> nmvictor-10090-8265-0 06:35-pts/2-00:00:00 fgrep -i mysql
[04:37] <puff> nmvictor: Just to check, the error you pasted, you got that when you tried:  "sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld start" ?
[04:37] <nmvictor> puff: your command gives that. ignore the hyphens, dint want to flood again.nmvictor-10090-8265-0 06:35-pts/2-00:00:00 fgrep -i mysql
[04:37] <taijirobot> hi, guys, a question: if I had an account, what command should I use to get my identified by server?
[04:37] <taijirobot> my->me, sorry:-)
[04:37] <puff> nmvictor: Okay, so there's no mysql process.
[04:38] <puff> nmvictor: But the reason I asked was because that error message is a mysql client error message, not a mysql serve rerror message. Hm.
[04:38] <gvsa123> i wonder if some could help...my usb isn't mounting
[04:38] <fazz> anyone got invitation for demonoid?
[04:39] <nmvictor> puff: so i just have to purge?i still have the .deb backed up somewhere, i just need you to tell me the exact files i should place in /var/cache/apt/archives/
[04:40] <puff> nmvictor:  Yeah, wait  a sec first.
[04:40] <taijirobot> oh~~no body answer my question??
[04:40] <Irishmanluke> puff: nmvictor so it seems like we need to figure out some way to start mysqld or mysqld_safe but nothings working?
[04:40] <puff> nmvictor: Join #mysql and let's talk about it there.
[04:40] <nmvictor> Irishmanluke: yea, we are considering a reinstall
[04:40] <IdleOne> taijirobot: on freenode you mean?
[04:41] <nmvictor> puff: see you their
[04:41] <IdleOne> taijirobot: /msg nickserv identify PASSWORD
[04:42] <mds58> can anyone help me to get gutenpy started I installed the .deb (sudo dpkg -i **.deb) but it wont run when selected in applications
[04:43] <nmvictor> puff: need to register first b4 i can use #mysql.right?whats the command to register?
[04:44] <gvsa123> ok... so i can't see the usb using fdisk... any ideas
[04:44] <lstarnes> !register | nmvictor
[04:44] <coreyman> Would someone that knows something about raid 1 arrays please message me.
[04:45] <mds58> gvsal123 does the drive light up when plugged in?(I know dumb question but sometimes it is the most obvious thing we over look)
[04:45] <nmvictor> lstarnes: that works in #mysql too?
[04:45] <kohlrak> what's the command to display the contents of a file in the terminal so i can grep it?
[04:45] <lstarnes> nmvictor: that is for all channels on freenode
[04:46] <leaf-sheep> kohlrak: cat fileName.txt
[04:46] <lstarnes> nmvictor: this channel is on freenode too
[04:46] <nmvictor> lstarnes: thanks
[04:46] <kohlrak> ahh, can't believe i forgot it, thanks leaf-sheep
[04:46] <vaio> Could anyone help me find out why my Function key isnt working on my sony vaio laptop using Xubuntu
[04:47] <kohlrak> function key?
[04:47] <SnakDoc> anyone ever had battery no longer show up ?
[04:47] <gartral> vaio: does it work in windows?
[04:48] <gartral> kohlrak: the "fN" key on laptops
[04:48] <mds58> can anyone help me to get gutenpy started I installed the .deb (sudo dpkg -i **.deb) but it wont run when selected in applications, has anyone else here used gutenpy???
[04:48] <bastidrazor> SnakDoc, look in the power management settings. you have the option to display it or no.
[04:48] <kohlrak> what are you trying to do with it?
[04:48] <gartral> !who | kohlrak
[04:49] <SnakDoc> bastidrazor the icon there but shows that it is running on ac power. i am starting to believe it is a hardware issue
[04:49] <vaio> gartal yes
[04:49] <vaio> i cant control the brightness
[04:49] <vaio> and its stuck on full
[04:49] <vaio> and drains the fukin battery
[04:50] <psi-jack> Okay. So, if you're primary focus on making an ubuntu 9.04 server was to make it a router, would you use ufw, firestarter, or something else?
[04:50] <grouper> hello, i've installed ubuntu netbook remix on my eeepc with a 4gb ssd
[04:50] <grouper> i used ext4
[04:50] <psi-jack> What I'm looking for, is preferably easy maintenance, possibly web interface for it, and presently, not eBox.
[04:51] <gartral> vaio: sounds like the keymap is wrong (generic US 104 key, maybe?)
[04:51] <gartral> vaio: no need to swear, i understand the frustration, but you need too find a keymap that's for your specific system's keyboard
[04:51] <SnakDoc> vaio you can change brightness in the menus i have same pc or atleast a sony vaio
[04:51] <grouper> and i have disabled journaling via "sudo tune2fs /dev/sda1 -O ^has_journaling"
[04:51] <grouper> then reboot
[04:51] <psi-jack> grouper: THAT WAS VERY BAD!
[04:52] <vaio> sorry for swearing
[04:52] <vaio> :)
[04:52] <grouper> and it fails to boot giving me a "Gave up waiting for root device" error. then it drops me to busybox, from busybox if i try to mount /dev/sda1 / it says "couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (240)."
[04:52] <grouper> what should i do?
[04:52] <vaio> yeh keymap maybe wrong
[04:52] <vaio> im from UK
[04:52] <grouper> psi-jack: any suggestions?
[04:52] <vaio> any ideas wot it may be
[04:52] <psi-jack> grouper: First of all, I suggest not using ext4, period.
[04:53] <fazz> action
[04:53] <psi-jack> grouper: It's still prone to failure. Secondly, if you want a good filesystem, try xfs, it works, period, simple. ;)
[04:53]  * fazz ?
[04:53] <fazz> set ?
[04:54] <FloodBot2> fazz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:54] <grouper> i'm kinda upset that even in the netbook remix edition i don't have the option to format a partition as ext4 without jounaling from the GUI installer
[04:54] <Ben64> .......why would you want ext4 without journal
[04:54] <psi-jack> grouper: Dude.. Why in the world would you use ext3 or 4 WITHOUT journalling? That's pathetic.
[04:54] <vaio> snakedoc what menus?
[04:54] <jikuty> as an experiment, i'm planning on installing ubuntu9.04 using WUBI, and then going into the wubi install and rewriting ubuntu with another distro (like fedora, or opensuse, etc)... does anyone know if this is possible?
[04:54] <zackery> i wish itunes would work on ubuntu
[04:55] <gartral> grouper: well.. you have an apt name... i hope you have a backup somewhere.. you officially screwed your main partition sideways, for lack of a better term.. you need to reinstall
[04:56] <SnakDoc> vaio if you right click the battery icon it has preff its option in there
[04:56] <coreyman> Would someone that knows something about raid 1 arrays please message me.
[04:56] <mds58> can anyone help me to get gutenpy started I installed the .deb (sudo dpkg -i **.deb) but it wont run when selected in applications, this is very frustrating
[04:56] <stew> gartral: you can reverse the "sudo tune2fs /dev/sda1 -O ^has_journaling" with "sudo tune2fs -j /dev/sda1", you would not need to reinstall
[04:56] <vaio> snakedoc i dont have a battery icon?
[04:56] <grouper> psi-jack, because it's an SSD
[04:57] <psi-jack> grouper: So?
[04:57] <grouper> it was a clean install
[04:57] <grouper> no loss
[04:57] <pravin> how to use gtalk
[04:57] <pravin> ?
[04:57] <leaf-sheep> vaio: Google "ubuntu community, <your model>" -- You might find workarounds if there are any.
[04:57] <gartral> stew: why on EARTH are you telling me this?
[04:57] <stew> gartral: sorry it was menat for grouper
[04:57] <SnakDoc> vaio system > preferences > power management
[04:57] <pravin> anyone help
[04:57] <pravin> me to connect gtalk
[04:58] <stew> gartral: but in any case, there is no reason to tell him he has screwed his partition, since its reversable
[04:58] <gartral> stew: i did that too myself some time ago and everyone told me i had screwed up my system
[04:58] <grouper> thanks, i was actually looking for solutions where i can leave journaling turned off
[04:58] <stew> gartral: that's too bad
[04:58] <stew> grouper: just mount it as ext2
[04:59] <lstarnes> grouper: why does journaling need to be disabled?
[04:59] <grouper> look, i'm not really concerned with what you think i need to do
[04:59] <vaio_> snakedoc
[04:59] <grouper> i have an ssd
[04:59] <psi-jack> grouper: Well, you're plain stupid for trying, lemme say that much.
[04:59] <vaio_> i jus put a battery in now
[05:00] <vaio_> and dont get any settings to adjust brightness as such
[05:00] <stew> psi-jack: he's not, and there is really no need for that
[05:00] <grouper> and shutting journaling off in conjunction with noatime decreases the number of writes to my tiny slow-ass SSD
[05:00] <mds58> if someone is here that means that they have the intelect to at least try to make or break there system
[05:00] <psi-jack> You loose pretty much the entire value of ext3 AND ext4, by not using journalling.
[05:01] <SnakDoc> vaio_ its under display on mine
[05:01] <stew> yes, it turns it into ext2, which is exactly what he wants
[05:01] <psi-jack> Just because it's SSD, doesn't make it perfect. Journaling isn;t just for stability, but also is in for speed, somewhat, as well.
[05:01] <psi-jack> stew: NOT for ext4 it doesn't.
[05:01] <psi-jack> stew: ext4 is NOT backwards compatible.
[05:01] <stew> psi-jack: how does journaling increase speed?  i wasn't aware of that
[05:02] <grouper> psi-jack: apparently i'm stupid for coming in here and asking for help, i could have reversed what i did easily
[05:02] <psi-jack> stew: By journaling in front, it prevents fragmentation more readilly, for starters.
[05:02] <Ben64> journaling increases reliability
[05:02] <gartral> something's gone wonkey with my controlls.. my mouse is acting like the wheel is being constantly held down and spun, making my focus follow the mouse and scroll up on scrollable applications, and my keyboard thinks shift and plus are an F# combo...
[05:02] <mds58> puppy runs on ext2 and it is increadibly fast
[05:02] <psi-jack> stew: Did you know ext3, for example, is faster with FULL journalling enabled than it is with just metadata?
[05:02] <IdleOne> psi-jack and stew please argue this in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[05:02] <Ben64> grouper: you should just use ext2 and be done with it
[05:02] <psi-jack> IdleOne: It's not off topic, though.
[05:02] <johnf> is packages.ubuntu.com having issues? been down for the last few hours
[05:02] <IdleOne> psi-jack: I see it quickly becoming offtopic
[05:03] <gartral> psi-jack: arguments are allways OT, even if the topic of the argument isn on topic for the channel
[05:03] <psi-jack> Who's arguing?
[05:03] <psi-jack> I'm discussing Linux material, simple.
[05:04] <psi-jack> It's TURNED off topic, because IdleOne said to take it elsewhere, however. :p
[05:04] <gartral> psi-jack: i belive the disscussion has escalated into a debate
[05:04] <psi-jack> gartral: Noted. It's not. Thank you.
[05:04] <IdleOne> psi-jack: now your being a tool.
[05:04] <mds58> can anyone help me to get gutenpy started I installed the .deb (sudo dpkg -i **.deb) does this package need any dependancies the are not listed on there site
[05:05] <gartral> IdleOne: no street-speak, man
[05:05] <pianistbaby> guys, I'm trying to install ubuntu from USB stick. (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick). I tried this, but when I restarted, computer says non-system disk.
[05:05] <Ben64> pianistbaby: you make sure your bios is set to boot from usb?
[05:06] <mds58> pianistbaby do you have usb set as first boot device in bios
[05:06] <grouper> okay, can someone actually help me get ubuntu installed on an ext4 partition with journaling turned off... or shut journaling off after it's installed and have it still boot?
[05:06] <pianistbaby> Ben64: yes. it reads from USB, but i guess the files on usb are not set up properly by usb-creator
[05:06] <matthew_> can anyone tell me how to find out what sound card I am using
[05:06] <psi-jack> It's simple. ext3 and ext4 are similar, but ext4 added extents.. Cheap, method, but functional, and not nearly yet truely stable in actual world tests, so far. But journalling, helps prevent fragmentation when using full journalling, instead of just using ordered journalling, because then it all goes into one spot and then into the data in a stream.
[05:06] <pianistbaby> mds58: yes, usb is the boot device that computer reads from. I did change boot order
[05:06] <psi-jack> Just because you use SSD, doesn't make it not necessary.
[05:06] <psi-jack> That was my point.
[05:07] <br34l_> allright, i think thats it...my ubuntu froze 4 times in a row
[05:07] <pianistbaby> how do i format my usb drive?
[05:07] <mds58> pianistbaby: did you install grub onto the flash drive an togle it as bootable when in gparted
[05:08] <pianistbaby> mds58: i did not install anything on the usb aside from what usb-creator puts on it.
[05:08] <coreyman> Would someone that knows something about raid 1 arrays please message me.
[05:08] <mds58> can you check it with gparted an make sure that it is set a a boot partition that it greated
[05:09] <zruty> matthew_ > lspci tells you something
[05:09] <mds58> if the partition is not flagged as boot it may conflict with booting (experiance)
[05:09] <psi-jack> IdleOne: If it's being a tool to be very accurate, very thorough, and detailed, then that would be me, but since that's not the proper definition of being a tool, it's not the case. I will instruct someone the right information, not thinking of someone as a newbie, but as a tech wanting to learn more.
[05:09] <lilsnoop> anyone running jaunty on dell mini?
[05:10] <grouper> i take it that means that no one can help me
[05:10] <br34l__> and agian
[05:10] <IdleOne> psi-jack: You have demonstrated your superiority when it comes to Linux file systems. Congratulations!
[05:10] <psi-jack> grouper: Seriously.. I really want to know what you're logic is here.
[05:11] <mds58> grouper: sorry for the debate over your drive preferences if I knew more about ext4 I would gladly help you accomplish any goal the you seek
[05:11] <k3ks> hi, i've got a proplem
[05:11] <stew> grouper: what exactly do you need?
[05:11] <psi-jack> IdleOne: Nothing about superiority. Just facts.
[05:11] <talntid> Hi all
[05:11] <k3ks> i use ubuntu 9.04 and my touchpad doesn't work
[05:11] <IdleOne> psi-jack: ok cool.
[05:12] <IdleOne> !touchpad > k3ks
[05:13] <mds58> has anyone here tried to install gutenpy and has anyone succeeded?
[05:13] <grouper> i'm trying to turn journaling off on my ext4 filesystem
[05:14] <IdleOne> grouper: as much as I might hate to say this I think you need to talk to psi-jack because he does seem to know what he is talking about
[05:14] <grouper> i booted from USB and did "tune2fs /dev/sda1 -O ^has_journal" then rebooted but grub gives me an error "Gave up waitinf for root device"
[05:14] <unj> sudo dpkg--reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[05:14] <unj>  
[05:14] <unj> is that not correct?
[05:14] <Ben64> grouper: please just use ext2
[05:15] <grouper> ben64: i'm getting ready to
[05:15] <IdleOne> unj: space after dpkg
[05:15] <[TOP]kangu> <--- newbie to ubuntu just downloaded it today.. had a few quick questions with gfx / audio / mouse configuration if anyone has the time could possibly msg me?
[05:15] <raylu> grouper: i've always made my filesystems manually and then told the installer what to put where
[05:15] <grouper> does noatime imply nodiratime?
[05:15] <raylu> grouper: i don't see why you have trouble setting specific filesystem options at install time
[05:16] <unj> IdleOne: nah...something else
[05:16] <psi-jack> grouper: Seriously. ext4 is /not/ backwards compatible to anything prior to ext4. extents makes that impossble with how the data structures are very very different.
[05:16] <IdleOne> unj: then I dont know
[05:16] <bastidrazor> unj,  just 1 - between dpkg-reconfigure
[05:16] <raylu> unj: dpkg-reconfigure
[05:17] <raylu> oh, he said it already =\
[05:17] <IdleOne> see I was right, I did not know
[05:17] <grouper> raylu: it's probably just because i don't know what i'm doing :P the GUI installer doesn't give an option to disable journaling... if i use mkfs.ext4 and disable it there it works just fine but then the installer forces it back on by formatting even when the format checkbox is empty
[05:17] <Ben64> grouper: what kernel version is it?
[05:17] <unj> thanks
[05:17] <SnakDoc> is there a fast way to make full system image ? that i could reinstall from ?
[05:17] <[TOP]kangu> anyone familiar with lunix / quake 3 / live configurations? =/
[05:17] <grouper> it's whatever comes with the 9.04 image
[05:18] <Ben64> hmmm
[05:18] <stew> grouper: if extents are enabled you can't disable them, if you have extents, you'll need to stick to ext4.  if you don't have extents enabled, you may be able to go back to ext2
[05:18] <IdleOne> grouper uname -a
[05:18] <Ben64> anyone using 9.04 can tell me what kernel you're running?
[05:18] <gartral> [TOP]kangu: quake3 playing client, or dedicated server?
[05:18] <mds58> grouper: I think that you might do well with trying to start with 8.04 then upgrade through to 9.04
[05:18] <erwin027> anyone able to make built in cardreader work/
[05:18] <[TOP]kangu> gartral playing client.
[05:19] <IdleOne> Ben64: 2.6.28.15-generic
[05:19] <raylu> grouper: that was the behavior in 8.10 and previous. it didn't force me to do that for 9.10
[05:19] <mds58> I think I was able to stay with ext3 and ext2 file systems that way
[05:19] <Ben64> well thats the problem
[05:19] <Ben64> the ability to remove journal from ext4 doesn't make it into the kernel until 2.6.29
[05:19] <[TOP]kangu> i just installed ubuntu im completly new to this OS... but ive been doing some reading.. got some stuff.. dont know what i did last... but i believe i updated my vid card driver.. now when i try to load quake... its all choppy with no sound...
[05:20] <[TOP]kangu> now i have no audio... nor the game play is all choppy =/
[05:20] <laza_> Hi, i got a problem with port forward, I open a port in my router as it used to, but the port still closed, where
[05:20] <grouper> ben64: thank you, i believe that might be what the problem is
[05:20] <stew> grouper: do you have a livecd you can boot if your current install isn't bootable?  if so, the output of "tune2fs -l /dev/sda1" might help us asses exactly where you are at
[05:20] <grouper> yeah, i'm going to turn journaling back on with the live cd, update the kernel, then try to turn it back off
[05:20] <Ben64> grouper: so you can use ext2 until the 2.6.29 kernel comes out, upgrade to ext4
[05:20] <stew> grouper: if you have extents enabled, you can't go back
[05:20] <gartral> [TOP]kangu: what gfx card do you have?
[05:21] <SnakDoc> dd if=image.img of=/dev/sda would that work to make system image ?
[05:21] <raylu> stew: *assess, please =\
[05:21] <IdleOne> Ben64: or wait till karmic is released
[05:21] <laza_> where's the switches for ports, is there any program for it, i'm new with ubuntu pls help
[05:21] <maco> SnakDoc: that would overwrite your hard diskwith the .img
[05:21] <Ben64> SnakDoc: you should be very very very sure /dev/sda is where you want to write to
[05:22] <stew> grouper: http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Frequently_Asked_Questions#Can_I_mount_existing_Ext3_as_Ext4.3F_And_vice_versa.3F_Similarly_from_Ext2_to_Ext4_and_its_reverse.3F
[05:22] <Irishmanluke> hai
[05:22] <SnakDoc> i did that in reverse then i am wanting to pull hd to image
[05:22] <Ben64> laza_: ubuntu doesn't filter any ports by default
[05:22] <stew> grouper: the important part being "Once you have enabled extents or created a journal on a former ext2 filesystem, it is an ext4 filesystem and cannot be reverted to ext2. "
[05:22] <laza_> Ben64, than why is it closed? :S
[05:22] <SnakDoc> dd if=/dev/sda of=image.img that look better
[05:22] <raylu> SnakDoc: if means input file... so i think your command is backwards
[05:22] <Ben64> closed just means not in use
[05:22] <Ben64> filtered = firewalled
[05:22] <raylu> SnakDoc: also, why are you doing this?
[05:23] <SnakDoc> raylu was wanting to make system image you know of better way this was just my idea
[05:23] <SnakDoc> raylu i had used dd command in past
[05:23] <raylu> SnakDoc: yes, but why do you want a system image? rsync is better for incremental backups, and you can choose to not back up certain sections
[05:24] <raylu> SnakDoc: there are also a ton of other backup tools for keeping smaller backup files by date
[05:24] <raylu> SnakDoc: dd should be a last resort for backing stuff up
[05:24] <madLyfe> is there like a way to recover ubuntu?
[05:24] <SnakDoc> raylu i am formatting cause i have to but would like to restore right back to as is
[05:24] <stew> SnakDoc: if it makes it easier to remember, you can skip dd and just use "cp /dev/sda /some/image.img" to make an image and "cp /some/image.img /dev/sda" to restore it
[05:24] <raylu> SnakDoc: then... why are you formatting?
[05:24] <madLyfe> i have done something with the graphics and now am unable to get a screen where i can login...
[05:24] <mds58> madLyfe: how broken is it
[05:25] <madLyfe> cant*
[05:25] <mds58> does it drop you off in a command prompt
[05:25] <Ben64> !pm | laza_
[05:25] <SnakDoc> raylu i am having hardware error if i can prove that error in windows laptop will be replaced
[05:25] <raylu> command prompt =\
[05:26] <madLyfe> i had installed mythbuntu on top of my ubuntu.. then installed the ati catalyst control center and when i rebooted the grapics are all messed up and i cant see anything..
[05:26] <raylu> SnakDoc: oh.
[05:26] <madLyfe> buncha lines across the screen..
[05:26] <raylu> SnakDoc: ok, go ahead.
[05:26] <Guest7633> http://paste.ubuntu.com/256683/
[05:26] <mds58> madLyfe: did you try ctrl+alt+bckspc
[05:26] <Guest7633> any idea
[05:26] <k3ks> Alexia: it works!
[05:26] <coreyman> Would someone that knows something about raid 1 arrays please message me.
[05:26] <mds58> I have gotten a few back that way
[05:27] <k3ks> Alexia: thank you very much!
[05:27] <SnakDoc> raylu laptop not showing battery or changing but just to keep it from being blamed on ubuntu when i take it back was going to install default image to it
[05:27] <maco> coreyman: if youre tyring to use RAID, you ahve to use the alternate cd, not the desktop/live cd, to install. the live cd has no RAID support
[05:27] <madLyfe> mds58: whats that do?
[05:27] <Guest7633> any idea
[05:27] <SnakDoc> raylu would it be bad for the partition to be mounted ?
[05:27] <madLyfe> and or when do i use those keys?
[05:27] <mds58> madLyfe: resstarts x-server
[05:28] <raylu> SnakDoc: partitions on the drive, you mean? yes
[05:28] <maco> madLyfe: on versions 8.10 or older. if using 9.04 youd have to explicitly enable that
[05:28] <SnakDoc> raylu nm found ans it would be bad need to use live image found this http://www.linuxweblog.com/blogs/sandip/20050211/image-your-hard-drive-using-dd
[05:28] <raylu> mds58, madLyfe: also, X isn't even running, so that's kinda pointless
[05:28] <coreyman> maco I'm not sure what i did wrong, I used the minimal install and went that way, I set up the raid 1 array, and my controller is telling me invalid raid... i am unable to boot into ubuntu, should i be using a different drive to boot and using the raid drives for storage only?
[05:29] <madLyfe> ya im on 9.04
[05:29] <madLyfe> i have my install disk but i didnt see any recovery options..
[05:29] <maco> coreyman: its possible that one's unsupported. ive never dealt with raid, i just know people trying to use the desktop cd are a common question
[05:29] <coreyman> maco thx
[05:30] <raylu> !raid
[05:30] <mds58> madLyfe: well you can get to a command prompt with ctrl+alt+f1 but I dont know the command to use to disable the video driver that is making the error
[05:30] <maco> coreyman: check google to see if your raid controller is known to work with ubuntu?
[05:30] <raylu> mds58: there is no such thing as a command prompt here =\
[05:30] <maco> madLyfe: if you want to restart X from cli in the f1 thing that mds58 said, type "sudo service gdm restart"
[05:31] <adrenaline> anybody know how to turn the annoying keyring off?
[05:31] <coreyman> maco operating systems have to support raid controllers? I figured that the controller did all the work
[05:31] <raylu> maco, madLyfe: since he just installed the radeon drivers, i'd recommend removing his xorg.conf
[05:31] <maco> coreyman: need the driver
[05:31] <mds58> raylu: sorry I still speak in dos occasionaly
[05:31] <laza_> http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/9454/ubuntuportproblem.png what am I doing wrong? please help
[05:31] <maco> coreyman: like i said, live cd cant talk to raid. it lacks raid drivers. the alternate usually can, but not necessarily all hardware works
[05:32] <madLyfe> well the ati drivers that installed worked fine.. it was when i was using the add programs thingy and i saw ati control center and that totally messed things up.. partly because i forgot ati doesnt even support this onboard card anymore..
[05:32] <Dragnslcr> coreyman- it depends on if you have a true hardware RAID controller or one of the fake controllers that actually do the work in software
[05:32] <madLyfe> really old mobility readon..
[05:32] <coreyman> dragnslcr I've been trying to figure it out.. I think it's one of the fake controllers.
[05:33] <Dragnslcr> coreyman- if you have a typical consumer motherboard that claims to have hardware RAID, it's probably not a true hardware controller
[05:34] <biovore> yeah.. if it wasn't $300 bucks +..  its probably a software controller..
[05:34] <coreyman> dragnslcr it's actually an old board that doesn't even have a controller, i plugged in a pci raid controller.
[05:34] <TheCheeze> speaking of raid... i have a spare 4-bay hotswap cage i am trying to sell if anyone is interested
[05:34] <sharperguy> Anyone know how I can produce a zero-width character?
[05:34] <mds58> madlyfe: you can use apt-get to remove it is you can remember the name of the ati package you installed
[05:35] <Guest7633> ERROR:  could not find gem activerecord-postgresql-adapter locally or in a repository
[05:35] <Dragnslcr> coreyman- that one might be a real hardware controller. What's the brand and model?
[05:35] <Guest7633> any idea
[05:35] <madLyfe> mds58: ya no idea what it was called.. i even tried to double tab to get anything ati.. and actually tried to remove all of the ati things but only got errors(packages not found or something, i cant remember)
[05:35] <leaf-sheep> adrenaline: http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[05:36] <Nitheesh> ERROR:  could not find gem activerecord-postgresql-adapter locally or in a repository
[05:36] <Nitheesh> any ideas
[05:36] <HobbleAlong> coreyman: you're better off using software raid.  If your hardware controller fails you'll have to find an identical one or you won't be able to access you drives.
[05:36] <DFW>  06:37AM DFW on #ubuntu (Official Ubuntu Support Channel | Channel Gui... [Ctrl-N to #ubuntu-offtopic] [IRC 3m] [Lag 0.22s] naimrn
[05:36] <Um_cara_qualquer> how i delete a partition?
[05:36] <coreyman> dragnslcr looking it up now... hummm...  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815123015
[05:36] <laza_> http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/9454/ubuntuportproblem.png what am I doing wrong? If there's no closed ports than how could be possible this? please help
[05:36] <DouglasK> Um_cara_qualquer: first, unmount it, then use fdisk or gparted.
[05:37] <coreyman> hobblealong yea i was reading that i would need to duplex if hardware raid
[05:37] <Nitheesh> hello
[05:37] <Nitheesh> any one is there
[05:37] <Um_cara_qualquer> lets see
[05:38] <Nitheesh> any one is there
[05:38] <leaf-sheep> laza_: Toggle off "Use UPnP or NAT-PMP port fowarding" works?
[05:38] <Psi-Jack__> Heh
[05:39] <Psi-Jack__> One thing the blasted Ubuntu UFW guide doesn't tell you, is to be able to use DNS in IP Masquerading, you have to actually ufw allow 53
[05:39] <laza_> leaf-sheep, i tried, but it didn't
[05:39] <vaio_> anyone know why i cant watch apple trailers using mplayer plugin in firefox
[05:39] <vaio_> ?
[05:39] <vaio_> it just restarts firefox
[05:39] <vaio_> or rther closes it
[05:40] <vava> ooooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[05:41] <Nitheesh> FATAL C28000 Mpassword authentication failed for user "redmine" Fauth.c L1003 Rauth_failed
[05:41] <vava> oi biabia
[05:41] <leaf-sheep> laza_: Try canyouseeme.org
[05:41] <x404x> leafnode fetchnews logs in and auth successful but finds no new newsgroups, do i need a remote.groups file ? i have a local.groups
[05:41] <Nitheesh> i need very urgent help on this please
[05:41] <Nitheesh> please
[05:41] <Nitheesh> please
[05:41] <Nitheesh> please
[05:41] <FloodBot2> Nitheesh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:42] <laza_> leaf-sheep, would you recommend a port for torrent?
[05:42] <Nitheesh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/256687/
[05:42] <Nitheesh> now help me
[05:42] <Psi-Jack__> Nitheesh: What is that from?
[05:42] <leaf-sheep> laza_: 514...whatever you were using... is fine.  There are no standard port for torrent.  Just randomly as long as UPnP is toggled on.
[05:43] <laza_> ok
[05:43] <grouper> is nodiratime implied from noatime?
[05:43] <leaf-sheep> laza_: If the website say your port is open, then it's a bug with Transmission.  Is it open?
[05:43] <raylu> laza_: anything over 1024 is fine, but it's recommend you choose something in the 50000-65535 range
[05:43] <coreyman> what package do i need to install for software raid drivers?
[05:43] <Nitheesh> when run this command  http://paste.ubuntu.com/256688/
[05:43] <Nitheesh> now help me pleasse
[05:43] <raylu> !patience | Nitheesh
[05:44] <wrapster> http://pastie.org/590763 , can anyone please look into this.. Im new here
[05:44] <ZzZ> hello
[05:44] <Zylstra555> Quick question: Best backup program for Ubuntu that supports FTP and encryption?
[05:44] <Psi-Jack__> Nitheesh: That's not for this channel to support Ruby on Rails. Try the proper channel.
[05:44] <raylu> grouper: http://lwn.net/Articles/245002/
[05:44] <ZzZ> any idea why it takes half 20 minutes to burn a dvd in jaunty?
[05:44] <raylu> Zylstra555: why ftp?
[05:45] <raylu> Zylstra555: ftp transmits passwords in cleartext, so...
[05:45] <Zylstra555> raylu: Because thats what I have available
[05:45] <leaf-sheep> !backup | Zylstra555
[05:45] <Zylstra555> raylu: Ah, but, if the data you are sending is encrypted in a different format, it won't make a difference
[05:45] <leaf-sheep> Zylstra555: Maybe rsync + external encrypted hard drive?
[05:45] <raylu> Zylstra555: what, does the account not have read access?
[05:46] <leaf-sheep> Zylstra555: Avoid FTP, use SFTP instead.
[05:46] <Zylstra555> FTP is fine
[05:46] <Zylstra555> the FTP server is on the local network
[05:46] <Zylstra555> and, SFTP is extremely slow
[05:46] <dragon_> bye
[05:46] <ZzZ> guys how long does it take you to burn a dvd in jaunty?
[05:46] <Ben64> ZzZ: depends on burner speed, hard drive speed, and other stuff
[05:46] <raylu> wrapster: why are you running dpkg-buildpackage on a .deb?
[05:47] <laza_> Error: I could not see your service on 77.234.74.191 on port (65500)
[05:47] <laza_> Reason: Connection refused do yo think my isp filter my ports?
[05:47] <raylu> Zylstra555: even if your data is encrypted, a user with the password can delete your files regardless
[05:47] <Zylstra555> raylu: unless I make it so they can't. But, its on the local network
[05:47] <Zylstra555> raylu: Its not an FTP system accessible by the outside
[05:47] <raylu> Zylstra555: and if security is not an issue because you're on a local network, why are you encrypting the data?
[05:47] <ZzZ> Ben64, my laptop is 1 year old, it came with vista, and used to burn dvds in under 3 minutes... just dont understand
[05:48] <Zylstra555> raylu: To prevent people from reading it
[05:48] <Irishmanluke> use scp
[05:48] <Ben64> ZzZ: increase burner speed in whatever program you're using to burn
[05:48] <HobbleAlong> ZzZ: depends on the speed and how much data.  Can be up to 40 minutes or so if your burner is slow (or speed set slow) to burn a full disk.
[05:48] <sharperguy> !ubu‌ntu
[05:48] <Irishmanluke> HAHAHA
[05:49] <raylu> Zylstra555: ok. if the data is going to be backed up multiple times, consider running an rsync daemon. you're likely to get better speeds than sftp/scp
[05:49] <ZzZ> Ben64, I tried brasero, cd/dvd creator, now trying gnome baker... all the same duration somehow
[05:49] <Ben64> increase speed??????
[05:49] <Zylstra555> raylu: The backup goes to a Windows computer... I'm just not sure if I want to try getting Rsync to work with Windows
[05:49] <Ben64> also, i suggest k3b, very excellent burner
[05:49] <ZzZ> Ben64, yes, at 16
[05:49] <raylu> Zylstra555: oh, fun. i have no idea then, since i don't have any experience with backup tools. ubottu should have given you some links, though
[05:50] <ZzZ> k3b i havent tried yet.. probably should
[05:50] <Zylstra555> raylu: Looks like I found a solution, on the ubuntu backup page :)
[05:50] <soreau> ZzZ: gnome-backer, brasero and the other default gnome dvd burning software all ultimately end up using 'wodim'. Not sure what k3b does, but you could give it a try
[05:51] <ZzZ> soreau, wodim is what?
[05:51] <AvonGenesis> Can anyone help me with my gnome-panel? I can't solve this error: http://pastebin.com/m3968793a
[05:51] <soreau> ZzZ: wodim --help
[05:52] <ZzZ> :)
[05:52] <leaf-sheep> AvonGenesis: Why are you starting gnome-panel in a terminal? o.o
[05:52] <ZzZ> soreau, :)
[05:52] <leaf-sheep> !info wodim | ZzZ
[05:52] <AvonGenesis> leaf-sheep: Well, it won't startup on boot, so I decided to start it through terminal.
[05:52] <soreau> ZzZ: Even more verbosity: man wodim
[05:53] <ZzZ> thanks guys
[05:53] <raylu> !resetpanel | AvonGenesis
[05:53] <leaf-sheep> AvonGenesis: Do "killall gnome-panel" in the terminal.  Ubuntu should restart gnome-panel automatically.  Otheruse, try ALT+F2 and type in that instead.
[05:53] <jezi22> guys how can i use proxy in ubuntu?
[05:54] <ZzZ> everything seems to be up to be setup properly for burning, just cant believe it takes this much longer than in Win
[05:56] <soreau> ! info k3b | ZzZ
[05:56] <ZzZ> soreau, im installing it as we speak
[05:56] <soreau> !info k3b | ZzZ
[05:56] <raylu> ooh, "sophisticated"
[05:57] <[TOP]kangu> how to pastebin?
[05:57] <lstarnes> !pastebin | [TOP]kangu
[05:57] <ZzZ> shoot, i guess it is sophisticated:)
[05:58] <Whitt> Is there someone here who is able to help me setup dual monitors?
[05:58] <[TOP]kangu> thanks
[05:58] <soreau> Whitt: Which graphics driver?
[05:58] <Whitt> Fglrx
[05:58] <soreau> Whitt: Tried amdcccle?
[05:58] <Whitt> yep
[05:59] <[TOP]kangu> i just installed this ubuntu today and he had me change soem stuff in xorg.conf /etc/X11 and now my game i was playing is all messed up
[05:59] <AvonGenesis> Alright, that seems to have fixed the problem. Thanks a lot.
[05:59] <[TOP]kangu> possibly anybody might know if it was an error in that file.
[05:59] <[TOP]kangu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/256693/
[05:59] <soreau> [TOP]kangu: What game, and what problem?
[05:59] <Whitt> I just get a corrupted view on both monitors, and X does not respond to anything
[05:59] <[TOP]kangu> quake live..
[05:59] <[TOP]kangu> gfx is messed up and sound is gone
[06:01] <soreau> Whitt: The X log from the failed session might have some clues
[06:02] <Whitt> How do I get to the log?
[06:02] <soreau> Whitt: It should be in /var/log as Xorg log
[06:02] <SnakDoc> Intel® Core™2 Duo mobile processor P8600 would that run a 64bit os anyone know off top there head ?
[06:03] <raylu> !xinerama | Whitt
[06:03] <AvonGenesis> How do I put back the applications menu on my gnome-panel?
[06:03] <Ben64> SnakDoc: google is your friend
[06:03] <raylu> SnakDoc: grep lm /proc/cpuinfo
[06:03] <raylu> SnakDoc: also, i'm pretty confident it is 64-bit
[06:04] <SnakDoc> Ben64 i can was just asking cause irc was up and firefox wasn't i know lazy
[06:04] <ZzZ> Thanks guys, k3b works fine
[06:04] <Whitt> thanks for the look at xinerama
[06:04] <Whitt> I will look into that
[06:04] <soreau> AvonGenesis: Right click on the panel and select Add to Panel>Main Menu
[06:04] <Ben64> ZzZ: np
[06:05] <ZzZ> :)
[06:05] <ZzZ> later
[06:05] <airbag22> hurro
[06:05] <johny> I can not here sound on ubuntu. Please help me as i need to prepare a video.
[06:06] <TiToU_GaTeS> hi
[06:06] <ll__> johny: what kind of soundcard/computer?
[06:06] <TiToU_GaTeS> bye
[06:06] <johny> http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=1de9166e4e09bcb674992192e661ae1571379bd0 here is the alsa report
[06:06] <AvonGenesis> soreau: Where ever I rightclick, there is no option for add to. Any ideas?
[06:06] <soreau> Whitt: You might have to enable Big Desktop by setting Option"DesktopSetup" "horizontal" in the Device section of /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:07] <Majost> Is packages.ubuntu.com down?
[06:07] <Whitt> soreau, would I be able to PM you a copy of my xorg.conf file and the log?
[06:07] <soreau> AvonGenesis: Some times, you will not have any empty space on your panel for the actual panel. You may have to shuffle some items out of the way
[06:07] <soreau> Whitt:
[06:07] <soreau> Whitt: No
[06:07] <soreau> ! paste | Whitt
[06:08] <SnakDoc> can the dell image install to any dell ?
[06:08] <AvonGenesis> soreau: Your right! Thanks!
[06:09] <Whitt> soreau: http://paste.ubuntu.com/256695/
[06:09] <Whitt> Its the Xorg.conf file
[06:09] <johny> ll__: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=1de9166e4e09bcb674992192e661ae1571379bd0 here is the alsa report
[06:10] <[TOP]kangu> anyone have any ideas why i have no audio?
[06:10] <soreau> Whitt: That's a mess. You're specifying to completely different drivers. Pastebin the X log
[06:11] <optimus> want an image of ubuntu 9.04 to burn
[06:11] <soreau> ! download
[06:12] <Whitt> soreau: http://paste.ubuntu.com/256697/
[06:14] <frpaul> whats so bad about ubuntu? why other linux users hate it?
[06:14] <goofykinky> hi guys I was wondering how expensive is if someone charge for the service of installing Mail Server / DNS on Ubuntu Server?
[06:15] <wrapster> raylu: Sorry for the late response
[06:15] <soreau> Whitt: The only thing I see is (--) fglrx(0): Virtual size is 2560x1024 You should make your total resolutions of your monitors higher than that
[06:15] <wrapster> raylu: what I did was actually specified on one of links i read...I mean may be I might have misread it
[06:15] <wrapster> as well
[06:15] <soreau> Whitt: Errr.... Shouldn't*
[06:16] <[TOP]kangu> i had a friend give me some commands to put in /etc/X11/xorg.congf but i believe it has messed up my GFX and as well as my sound .. im a new user to ubuntu
[06:16] <[TOP]kangu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/256693/
[06:16] <wrapster> raylu: can you tell me what needs to be done?
[06:16] <raylu> wrapster: generally, dpkg -i filename.deb
[06:17] <wrapster> raylu: that will install..
[06:17] <raylu> wrapster: wait, what are you trying to do?
[06:17] <phill> I'm having trouble getting my touchpad to be seen in linux. I'm also having trouble with my laptops screen only setting the brightness from 0 to 1. (Only two levels of brightness sucks) Dim and more dim.
[06:17] <wrapster> raylu: http://www.mail-archive.com/gnusol-devel@lists.sonic.net/msg00103.html
[06:17] <wrapster> raylu: have a look at it... Thats what I want
[06:17] <Whitt> soreau: thats odd, I've got both screens set at 1024x768
[06:18] <raylu> wrapster: no idea, sorry
[06:19] <wrapster> raylu: thats ok.
[06:19] <soreau> Whitt: That may be the problem. You should add a Virtual line increasing it to at least 2560x2048. Are you having desktop effects starting as well or does this happen at the login screen?
[06:21] <Whitt> I've been trying to configure it with Aticonfig, and it happens once I press enter on sudo aticonfig --enable-monitor=crt1,tv
[06:22] <Whitt> if I restart the PC, it works fine at the login screen and then reverts to cloned screens at the desktop
[06:22] <soreau> Whitt: When does the corruption first happen?
[06:24] <gartral> [TOP]kangu:
[06:24] <beach> aaaa
[06:24] <gartral> [TOP]kangu: still around friend, that took longer than expected
[06:27] <lsdeviant> is this channel filled with bots
[06:27] <lsdeviant> i need someone to chat with i'm lonely
[06:27] <Whitt_> soreau: I just tried it, it corrupts when I try to run sudo aticonfig --enable-monitor
[06:27] <Whitt_> I can restart gdm and it recovers fine
[06:27] <Whitt_> when I get into the desktop I have two displays that are a clone
[06:27] <Whitt_> at hte login screen I have one big display that works
[06:29] <myf> Does anyone have the same problem? ever since i updated my kernel to 2.6.28-15, my flash videos would freeze after 10 second
[06:29] <soreau> Whitt_: You have a few different options. Easiest would be to test with both at 640x480 to see if it's a resolution problem. The reality is that fglrx no longer supports you card but the open ati driver does. Try turning off desktop effects
[06:29] <soreau> whitt: ^^
[06:30] <lsdeviant> stand by me
[06:30] <lsdeviant> please stand by me
[06:30] <soreau> whitt: If 'fglrxinfo' talks about ati and not mesa, the fglrx driver should already be working ok
[06:30] <soreau> whitt: Or rather, at least be installed ok
[06:31] <ikonia> lsdeviant: this is a support channel for ubuntu, please keep the singing out
[06:31] <lsdeviant> :D hey.  support needs all the love it can get.
[06:32] <ikonia> lsdeviant: ask a support question and wait for an answer then, this is not a chat channel
[06:32]  * lsdeviant hugs support
[06:32] <lsdeviant> shut up ikonia
[06:33] <pelizzer> boa noite
[06:33] <pelizzer> alguem quer tc
[06:33] <soreau> What language is that?
[06:33] <Myrtti> !pt | pelizzer
[06:34] <dibblego> why do I occasionally have a dialog window pop up to tell me about available updates? how do I turn it off?
[06:34] <myf> Does anyone have the same problem? ever since i updated my kernel to 2.6.28-15, my flash videos would freeze after 10 second
[06:34] <jdb> dibblego: why do you want to turn it off? it's a good idea to update your computer
[06:34] <faith> clarinet: Hi
[06:35] <clarinet> faith: hi.
[06:35] <dibblego> jdb, because I don't want to have a window open ever hour or so to tell me
[06:35] <clarinet> faith: very well.
[06:35] <dibblego> s/ever/every
[06:35] <faith> this is my first time to use this software
[06:35] <[deXter]> Anyone here using Ubuntu or its derivatives on a laptop?
[06:35] <eminor> dibber, gconftool -s --type bool /apps/update-notifier/auto_launch false
[06:35] <soreau> dibblego: Settings Manager>Settings
[06:35] <clarinet> faith: too much people, huh?
[06:36] <dibblego> Settings Manager?
[06:36] <soreau> dibblego: Sys>Admin>Update Manager>Settings
[06:36] <optimus> i have already install ubuntu, and that cd is lost, i want an setup so i can install it on another pc, do i have to download, or i can somehow extract it from already installed version?
[06:36] <faith> this is my first time to use this software
[06:36] <soreau> ;)
[06:36] <xim_> can i run regualr ubuntu on my 64 bit pc if im too lazy to redownload the 64 bit version (atleast till karma comes out?)
[06:36] <eminor> oops, dibblego
[06:36] <soreau> faith: Did you have a question about ubuntu?
[06:36] <eminor> xim_, yes
[06:36] <faith> clarinet:
[06:36] <dibblego> ta
[06:36] <faith> clarinet: what is ubuntu?
[06:37] <di||itante> optimus: better off to just DL it again
[06:37] <Cbet> hello all, don't mean to interrupt but have quick question....maybe.
[06:37] <soreau> ! wiki | faith
[06:37] <HobbleAlong> xim_: no problem
[06:37] <Cbet> can i install ubuntu on a new system as my only OS
[06:37] <xim_> lol but i want to reinstall quick so i can watch a movie since alpha karma crapped out my sound
[06:37] <faith> any one call me?
[06:38] <xim_> cbet: of course
[06:38] <soreau> Cbet: Yes
[06:39] <Cbet> so i just download ubuntu, burn to cd, finish my build and bios my boot to the dvd drive and pop in my ubuntu cd?
[06:39] <HobbleAlong> xim_: I'd settle for that.  Wouldn't even install on the box I tried it on.
[06:40] <soreau> Cbet: You mean building your machine? Then yes, sounds right
[06:41] <xim_> HobbleAlong, karmic alpha you mean?  ive been using it since the 4th, (i know cause i got the daily build) and it has been slowly rotting and decaying into a filthy stinking mess
[06:41] <xim_> ;p
[06:41] <losher> Cbet: yep, that's pretty much it. Don't forget to burn the iso in image mode. If it's your first time with Ubuntu, I recommend 8.04 LTS, as it's the most stable.
[06:42] <[deXter]> Does the Ubuntu have laptop-friendly features like hotkeys for changing LCD brightness, battery care, CPU throttling, and good power management schemes?
[06:42] <ikonia> [deXter]: it sure does
[06:42] <ikonia> [deXter]: not supported on all laptops though,
[06:42] <[deXter]> ikonia, is there a list of supported laptops+features?
[06:42] <HobbleAlong> xim_: yes, Alpha 4.  In 11 tries never got through the fomat ext3 or ext4.
[06:42] <ikonia> [deXter]: not specifcally as that would change every day/week as laptops come out
[06:43] <[deXter]> Hmm, fair enough.
[06:43] <ikonia> [deXter]: most "main" brand laptops/hardware will have support
[06:43] <[deXter]> I'm on a Sony VAIO
[06:43] <[deXter]> near about an year old
[06:43] <xim_> HobbleAlong, lol im sure itll be good on release tho
[06:43] <ikonia> [deXter]: they do thinks different (typical sony) but I'd put a small bet on that you'd be fine
[06:44] <losher> [deXter]: just google sony vaio ubuntu & see what people say
[06:44] <ikonia> HobbleAlong: xim_ 9.10 support is in #ubuntu+1
[06:44] <[deXter]> I'm a bit skeptical, because I've tried Windows 7 on this laptop and it couldn't find the drivers for the power management features
[06:45] <Cbet> thank you, is there any other resources i could check out?
[06:45] <HobbleAlong> xim_: Always seems to make it.
[06:46] <ikonia> [deXter]: windows 7 has nothing to do with anything, don't use it as a bench mark
[06:46] <HobbleAlong> xim_: thanks for that
[06:47] <xim_> lol@ikonia
[06:47] <ikonia> ?
[06:48] <phishie> lol
[06:48] <ikonia> ?
[06:48] <xim_> funny and true
[06:48] <ikonia> what is ?
[06:49] <losher> Cbet: if you're used to windows, one approach is to run windows and then install ubuntu into vmware or virtualbox. That way you can get a feel for ubuntu without having to commit totally to it...
[06:49] <phishie> that win 7 thingy
[06:49] <Andorin> I downloaded gnash from the GNU site and I'm trying to install. I've not got much experience with compiling and installing from source, and when I run ./configure, part of the output is this: http://pastebin.com/m46cd25ae What I'm wondering is, do I have to install all of those in order to install gnash, and is there a way to do it all at once, or must I do them all at once?
[06:50] <Andorin> Er, must I do them one at a time?
[06:50] <losher> Andorin: I hear disappointing reports about gnash i.e. it's not ready for prime time. I wouldn't waste time on it yet..
[06:51] <Andorin> I see. I was hoping to have a free alternative to Adobe Flash. =x
[06:51] <Paraj> I'm getting a "Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sdh")" when I update a fresh install of 9.04, happens for linux-restricted-modules with LILO
[06:51] <xim_> cbet, just dive in, its not hard, id say ubuntu is as easy as macintosh, then when you have a malfunction, come here and ask about it and you will learn
[06:51] <Paraj> xim_: Assuming you get your problem solved that is
[06:51] <losher> Andorin: eventually you will. Just not yet...
[06:51] <freeflowcauvery> Andorin, but to answer your more general question of installing dependencies one at a time, yes....unless you opt to install from *verse repositories
[06:52] <soreau> Andorin: Yes, you would need development packages installed to provide the headers necessary for compilation. Or, you could just install gnash from ubuntu repos
[06:52] <Andorin> I can install it from repos? Note to self: Stop forgetting about the fact that you have a hugely convenient set of repositories that you can check...
[06:53] <xim_> Andorin, (i still think of flash being macromedia, adobe flash sounds strange) why are you not installing through a package manager?
[06:53] <Andorin> It was never this easy in Windows, which is what I used for years before switching.
[06:53] <[deXter]> Andorin, Ditch flash already. Switch to HTML5.
[06:53] <Andorin> xim_: Because I forget about the repos? ^^;
[06:54] <xim_> Andorin, yeah always goto synaptic first to install anything, for flash theres a free and nonfree version, ive had trouble with both tho honestly, flash is one o the things linux has yet to get its act together with IMO
[06:54] <d0wn> hi, i'm a little confused. to be able to have a partition bootable by the computer, does it have to have the boot flag on the partition?
[06:54] <Andorin> xim_: I've actually not had many problems with Flash in Linux. I haven't tried the free version, though.
[06:55] <soreau> d0wn: You should also have a working bootable kernel installed on it
[06:56] <xim_> Andorin, maybe that waas my problem, but npviewer.bin is a major memory hog and sometimes goes rogue or crashes or you will get a blank grey box instead of the intended flash 1/10 times i thought with both versions but maybe it was just the free one
[06:56] <d0wn> soreau: so if i have a seperate partition for /boot/, should that one be the only one with the boot flag?
[06:56] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I get dpkg to reconfigure a package? I don't see the option in the man page :\
[06:56] <Andorin> xim_: Perhaps I ought to wait around until gnash is more dependable?
[06:56] <HobbleAlong> d0wn: strangely no it doesn't need to be set.  In fact I have an Ubuntu server admin book that says not to set it???
[06:56] <soreau> d0wn: I would assume, but not entirely sure. Try it!
[06:57] <leaf-sheep> Mike_lifeguard: Look harder. I see it in the manpage. :)
[06:58] <xim_> Andorin, i had never heard of gnash but you gotta have a flash player or your internets will suxxcks, id just go with the nonfree mozilla plugin
[06:58] <xim_> Andorin, it still works 9/10 times
[06:58] <d0wn> oh goodness :[ i've done it now :[ i messed up my windows truecrypt
[06:58] <Andorin> xim_: I do have the nonfree. I was simply interested in converting to the free version, provided that it's good enough.
[06:58] <d0wn> rescue disk ftw
[06:58] <losher> Andorin: It could take years before gnash works properly. And flash caused a lot of problems for many people in 9.04. In 8.04 it just works...
[06:59] <Andorin> losher: Odd, because I run 9.04 and I can't think of any outstanding problems I've had with it.
[06:59] <Mike_lifeguard> leaf-sheep: if you use --configure will that work?
[06:59] <losher> Mike_lifeguard: dpkg-reconfigure
[06:59] <xim_> Andorin, ahic well try it and see worst case you go back to nonfree, my flash problems were with 8.10 which i just upgraded from
[06:59] <Andorin> xim_: If I install it will it conflict with the Adobe plugin? Should I remove it?
[06:59] <Mike_lifeguard> lovely, thanks
[07:00] <losher> Andorin: no need to take my word for it, check the #ubuntu archives since 9.04 came out...
[07:00] <leaf-sheep> Mike_lifeguard: Yes. "Reconfigure an unpacked package. If -a  o  --pending is given instead of package, all unpacked but unconfigured packages are configured."
[07:00] <d0wn> anyways, i forgot to thank both soreau and HobbleAlong for your help. thanks!
[07:01] <charles> hola
[07:02] <Paraj> I'm having dpkg problems
[07:03] <xim_> why is 8.04 maintanined until 2011 but 9.04 is only maintained until 2010?
[07:03] <Belding> because 8.04 is a long term release
[07:04] <xim_> Andorin, id only install one at a time, just so you know where any problems are coming from
[07:04] <Andorin> xim_: Alright, thanks.
[07:04] <vicmmuran> hello somebody can help me with the webcam 110 genius installation   in ubuntu 9.04
[07:04] <xim_> np
[07:04] <ActionParsnip> !lts | xim
[07:05] <qwm> so ubuntu has skeletons in the closet eh.
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> vicmmuran: can you please provide a pastebin of: lsusb
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> qwm: can you expand on that?
[07:06] <xim_> qwm: yeah....once.....it killed a guy
[07:06] <Paraj> I'm getting a "Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sdh")" when I update a fresh install of 9.04, happens for linux-restricted-modules with LILO
[07:06] <qwm> ActionParsnip: take a look in /etc/init.d
[07:06] <qwm> eery.
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> qwm: i can't all my *nix boxes are in boxes
[07:07] <qwm> that's ironic.
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> qwm: how?
[07:07] <qwm> boxes in boxes.
[07:07] <xim_> no thats a coincidence
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> qwm: yeah, that happens a lot. its not ironic at all
[07:07] <xim_> irony is when something normally would be one way and instead its another
[07:07] <caveman27> does anybody know where I can find libgmp.so.3, I need it for a game to work and cant find the file for download anywere, im using ubuntu 8.10 64bit but need libgmp.so.3 in 32bit for targetware.. where can i download this file?
[07:08] <qwm> ok, it's just a little funny
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> qwm: i bet you are an american
[07:08] <qwm> how much?
[07:08] <qwm> :p
[07:08] <soreau> What is ironic is he's provided support for that which he is not running :)
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> caveman27: sudo apt-get install apt-file; sudo apt-file update; sudo apt-file find libgmp.so.3
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> qwm: enough
[07:09] <caveman27> ty
[07:09] <qwm> i'm swedish
[07:09] <caliente> hey fellas, i have a wireless question if anyone can help
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> qwm: just like all that stuff in Ironic by Alannis Morisette isnt ironic either
[07:09] <caliente> i have a bcm4328 and i cant get it actually find wireless signals
[07:09] <KB1JWQ> qwm: Install da lee-nux, bork bork bork. :-D
[07:10]  * KB1JWQ knows next to nothing about Sweden besides the swedish chef on sesame street.  
[07:10] <soreau> caveman27: You probably need to install libgmp3c2
[07:10]  * qwm eyes KB1JWQ suspiciously
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | caliente
[07:10] <qwm> KB1JWQ: i know next to nothing about that chef.
[07:10] <qwm> :p
[07:10] <LSD|Ninja> Scrapping the broadcom wireless card was probably the best thing I ever did to my sisters laptop
[07:10] <Paraj> Who here has been using (or attempting to use) Ubuntu since 5.10?
[07:10] <Dextorion> morning
[07:10] <KB1JWQ> qwm: Unintelligble gibberisn punctuated with "bork bork bork."
[07:11] <qwm> heh
[07:11] <KB1JWQ> qwm: http://www.google.com/intl/xx-bork/
[07:11] <Myrtti> please keep the discussion to support issues
[07:11] <KB1JWQ> Sorry. :)
[07:11] <qwm> Myrtti: where do you discuss skeletons?
[07:11] <soreau> ! ot | qwm
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> LSD|Ninja: i refuse to buy systems with them in or aapters based on them
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> qwm: try #skeletons
[07:12] <Paraj> Where is the channel which actually does support? :P
[07:12] <qwm> soreau: merci beaucoup chéri
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> !support
[07:12] <Paraj> Really, could have fooled me :P
[07:13] <qwm> shouldn't it say "this #ubuntu"
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: thats because you are easily fooled
[07:13] <qwm> every #ubuntu can't be official
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> qwm: irc channels must be unique
[07:14] <Lolikon> Okay, hi. So I have a headset (with a mic that does not work), and a webcam that I use as a mic. When I do not have the webcam plugged in, my audio works fine, ie youtube videos load correctly. Now if I plug in the webcam, youtube videos no longer work. In alsamixer, all it says is Card: USB20 Camera ... I can not get back to the other device, which is named USB too. Here is a screenshot of the settings that work perfectly in Mumble; is ther
[07:14] <Lolikon> e a way I can make them operate like that globally? I would be pleased if that is possible. http://i25.tinypic.com/28i9rbn.png ..... thank you in advance!
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> qwm: you can have #ubuntu on another irc server but the one which is on freenode is the official one
[07:15] <d0wn> hi, I was trying to install flashplugin-installer, and I had to kill the dpkg process because I lost wifi, and it froze while downloading. so i had to kill the dpkg process, and now I cannot install it. it says it is already installed, which it isnt
[07:16] <kismet> hey there
[07:16] <kismet> is it possible to scroll horizontal with multitouch
[07:16] <kismet> in ubuntu 9.04
[07:16] <soreau> d0wn: Why not install flashplugin-nonfree?
[07:16] <d0wn> soreau: what is the difference?
[07:17] <leaf-sheep> kismet: Check Mouse Preferences.
[07:17] <luis_> hello
[07:17] <kismet> leaf-sheep: i will thanks
[07:17] <soreau> d0wn: That's a good question. Why are you trying to install flashplugin-installer?
[07:17] <luis_> hola
[07:17] <luis_> this channel is in spanish?
[07:18] <Lolikon> no
[07:18] <Lolikon> #ubuntu-es
[07:18] <soreau> ! es | luis_
[07:18] <luis_> hola
[07:18] <kismet> leaf-sheep: do i have to restart
[07:18] <Lolikon> /join #ubuntu-es
[07:18] <luis_> tengo un problema
[07:18] <Lolikon> luis_, ^
[07:18] <soreau> luis_ /j #ubuntu-es
[07:18] <d0wn> soreau: I did it directly from Firefox when it detected a needed plugin. it was the only adobe option. nevermind though, flashplugin-nonfree worked :]
[07:19] <majuk> Anyone care to take a swing at where I can find more information for this warning I'm seeing in syslog? "Aug 21 00:18:21 slicktop NetworkManager: <WARN>  check_one_route(): (eth1) error -34 returned from rtnl_route_del(): Sucess"
[07:19] <xim_> anyone know why brasero would not detect a blank disc in the drive even tho ubuntu does and puts a blank cd icon on the desktop?
[07:19] <leaf-sheep> kismet: I don't think so. I just know it is there when I edited my mouse preference once upon a time.
[07:19] <dfgas> how do i make file sort by name? like a usb drive that doesn't sort my abc
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> d0wn: sudo apt-get --reinstall install flashplugin-installer
[07:20] <Paraj> Is it just me of is http://www.ubuntu.com/support/paid down ?
[07:20] <Paraj> or is*
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: you need never ask again
[07:21] <jerry1> my name is llf
[07:21] <jerry1> LLF
[07:21] <vitek_> ?can i set terminal as a log viewer? something like console on macs?
[07:22] <Lolikon> `nano /path/to/logs
[07:22] <Loafers> I wanted to play quicktime videos in browser so I installed "ubuntu-restricted-extras" and it still doesn't play quicktime  and now it has my fonts all messed up.  So I uninstalled/purged it and the fonts are still screwy... How do I fix this?
[07:22] <Paraj> So it is down, I'll use the Google cache
[07:22] <Myrtti> vitek_: watch /path/to/log
[07:22] <majuk> vitek_: You can monitor files, such as longs, with tail -f /path/to/file. It'll keep montioring that file and output any changes
[07:22] <vitek_> thanks guys
[07:22] <Mez> Myrtti: watch will try and run a command ...
[07:23] <Myrtti> Mez: hm, true
[07:23] <Mez> Myrtti: I think you mean tail -f /path/to/log?
[07:23] <majuk> Yea he does.
[07:23] <majuk> ;)
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: whack it in your favourites and you are set for life
[07:23] <Myrtti> majuk: who?
[07:23] <Mez> majuk: Myrtti is a she. (well, either that, or has a really good plastic surgeon!)
[07:23] <vitek_> the thing is, i need to monitor realtime operations something like when you start a program from a terminal, but altogether and timestamped.
[07:24] <Paraj> Paraj: With the number of reinstall I do it won't last long
[07:24] <Myrtti> I blame on the fact of being without coffee for a week due to doctors orders... (and yesyes, I know it's better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic)
[07:24] <majuk> Mez, Myrtti: Sorry my psychic powers failed me.
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: then put /home on a sperate partition
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: or have a backup copy of ~/.mozilla before reinstall
[07:25] <Paraj> ActionParsnip: I knew you'd say that, means nothing I can't get the damn OS working
[07:25] <majuk> vitek_: Are you saying tail -f is not what you want?
[07:25] <Paraj> if*
[07:25] <kismet> hmm still not working my scrolling with multitouch
[07:25] <darlek> anyone bother with antivirus on Ubuntu?  I have AVG on my winXP partition but haven't thought about adding any on Ubuntu
[07:25]  * Mez hugs Myrtti. Allowed tea?
[07:26] <soreau> ! virus | darlek
[07:26] <leaf-sheep> darlek: Anti-Virus is optional in the world of *nix.
[07:26] <vitek_> havent tried yet, got here a nice desktop mess to deal with first :)
[07:26] <darlek> thought so, thanks both soreau leaf-sheep
[07:26] <kismet> dose anyone know how the horizontal scroll with multitouch works
[07:27] <Mez> darlek: I run nightly scans wth clamav. But thats just to make sure I dont get viruses downloaded. They'd probably not run if I tried them, but I could potentially send them to other people. Plus, I have to, for PCI compliance .:(
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: well keep punching till you work it out, if you use advanced partitioning you canspecify partition sizes, you need a swap partition a / partition and a /home partition, make / about 10Gb and use the rest for /home, when you reinstall, simply tell the installer the format the / partition and tell it to mount the largest partition as /home
[07:27] <majuk> vitek_: Well try it, that's what you're looking for I'm pretty sure. You can even monitor multiple log files in the same terminal with &.
[07:27] <TheCheeze> if you are insanely paranoid, bitdefender has a free distro for linux
[07:27] <Um_cara_qualquer> how i remove a partition from this same HD?
[07:27] <vitek_> yeah it works, thanks :) very helpful.
[07:27] <Paraj> ActionParsnip: That's not the problem, my problems all relate after installation like the one I'm having now with updating the assorted linux-restricted-module
[07:27] <darlek> Mez, ah i see, so it's good to have to scan from linux at windows or at files I might send
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> Um_cara_qualquer: i'd do it in a livecd environment
[07:28] <Mez> darlek: yup. Espescially if you handle Credit Card info.
[07:28] <Um_cara_qualquer> how
[07:28] <darlek> Mez, good reason!
[07:28] <majuk> Um_cara_qualquer: gparted
[07:29] <darlek> TheCheeze, had not heard of that one, I don't think I need anything crazy huge
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> Um_cara_qualquer: boot to your install CD like you did when you installed, you can then use gparted to delete whatever partition you like (WARNING: The data will be destroyed when you do so tread VERY carefully)
[07:29] <Mez> darlek: not a good reason. A neccesary reason. If you don't, your company can potentially be shut down in a PCI audit.
[07:29] <Mez> or fined stupid amounts of money
[07:30] <darlek> Mez, well, with so much fraud abounding these days you don't want to be tarred with someone else's problems
[07:30] <darlek> Mez : thus you are not sued ;)
[07:31] <Paraj> Most people just use a third party for credit card processing since the audits alone cost upwards of 10k
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: does your CD verify as ok? Bad media will make a bad install
[07:31] <GungaDin> is there a root password in Ubuntu?
[07:31] <GungaDin> is it possible to log in as root?
[07:31] <Paraj> ActionParsnip: Media is fine
[07:31] <darlek> GungaDin, no, check out sudo
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: ok thats cool
[07:31] <Lolikon> Okay, hi. So I have a headset (with a mic that does not work), and a webcam that I use as a mic. When I do not have the webcam plugged in, my audio works fine, ie youtube videos load correctly. Now if I plug in the webcam, youtube videos no longer work. In alsamixer, all it says is Card: USB20 Camera ... I can not get back to the other device, which is named USB too. Here is a screenshot of the settings that work perfectly in Mumble; is ther
[07:31] <Lolikon> e a way I can make them operate like that globally? I would be pleased if that is possible. http://i25.tinypic.com/28i9rbn.png ..... thank you in advance!
[07:31] <GungaDin> darlek - what if I messed up sudoers?
[07:31] <Paraj> ActionParsnip: I get a "Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sdh")" error during update for linux-restricted-module s. I'm using LILO
[07:31] <Mez> darlek: *shrugs* I just know what I know because of work.
[07:31] <GungaDin> I can't sudo anything
[07:31] <leaf-sheep> darlek: Knowingly send out infected files to your Windows buddies and listen to the sound of them whining as they hose down their machines.  It's their fault for running Windows especially when they don't update and maintain their AntiVirus software. :)
[07:31] <darlek> !sudo | GungaDin
[07:32] <Paraj> And if one more person tells me to use Grub....
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> GungaDin: boot to root recovery console and fix it
[07:32] <jerry1> how to rename system subarea
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: i find lilo more flexible
[07:32] <jerry1> for help
[07:32] <johnf> anyone know what's up with packages.ubuntu.com
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Paraj: but i only single boot linux so a fancy bootloader is wasted on me
[07:32] <GungaDin> darlek - I actually installed andLinux, and I dont' knwo if it has this option :(
[07:33] <darlek> leaf-sheep, haha.. tempting
[07:33] <leaf-sheep> johnf: Try a different mirror.
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> GungaDin: if its not an official release its not supported here
[07:33] <Paraj> ActionParsnip: This is a single boot also, at first I thought it was because my /boot partition was too small (As shown in a few bugs in launchpad) but that's not the case
[07:33] <GungaDin> ok
[07:33] <GungaDin> thx
[07:33] <darlek> GungaDin, yep it's unnecessary as noted about in the ubottu post.  Follow the link there for more info if you need it
[07:33] <johnf> leaf-sheep: the web interfaces has mirrors?
[07:34] <Fire^fox> hello i have a little prob with firestarter
[07:34] <timClicks> hi all, am having real trouble getting X11 to start - from webposts is looks like my ATI drivers are conflicting - could a guru or two take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7821831#post7821831
[07:34] <wiggywo0t> question: how do i determine what driver is being used with my wireless card?
[07:34] <Fire^fox> question: my mediacenter is blocked when firestarter is on how can i find the address  or port ?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> wiggywo0t: sudo lshw -C network | grep -i driver
[07:34] <darlek> wiggywo0t, lsmod or lshw
[07:34] <leaf-sheep> johnf: http://packages.ubuntu.com/ is down. If you're trying to find something, use terminal or synpathetic instead.
[07:34] <wiggywo0t> ty guys let me try that now
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> wiggywo0t: if you want more info, omit the pipe and grep
[07:35] <johnf> leaf-sheep: trying to work out what versions of a particular package exist in intrepid. I probably have an intrepid box somewhere I guess I'll use that
[07:35] <leaf-sheep> johnf: What package?
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> johnf: ask ubottu
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> johnf: she knows all
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> !info firefox intrepid
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> for example
[07:36] <m0r0n> I need help installing a mic
[07:36] <darlek> johnf : info about all packages on the system or about a particular package?
[07:36] <johnf> ahh cool :)
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> johnf: if you dont specify codename she will use the latest stable release by default
[07:37] <Steevo> Has anyone had trouble with the server edition and software raid partitions?
[07:37] <johnf> talking to her now :)
[07:37] <timClicks> m0r0n: take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/search.html?cof=FORID:9&cx=003883529982892832976:e2vwumte3fq&ie=UTF-8&q=mic&sa=Search
[07:37] <rackaraka> hello
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> johnf: or you can use apt-cache search <something> on an intrepid box
[07:37] <timClicks> m0r0n: hopefully something there is helpful
[07:38] <Paraj> Anyone have experience with Canonical's Desktop support?
[07:38] <Steevo> i'm doing a new install and I'm having lots of problems with partitions not being recognised, then being recognised and unable to modify etc...
[07:39] <optimus> any idea about development portal, website, channel regarding gaming in c/c++
[07:39] <rackaraka> i am wondering how can i use the scim in ubuntu 8.10 with the default language and enabling typewriting in foreign languages. I have already checked the languages in system -> administaration -> language support as well as restarting the computer
[07:41] <timClicks> m0r0n: this may be more helpful
[07:41] <timClicks> m0r0n: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting#Getting Line Input to work (Microphone, etc)
[07:41] <wiggywo0t> driver is showing ....
[07:41] <wiggywo0t> driver=bridge driverversion=2.3
[07:41] <m0r0n> timClicks: I have a mixer
[07:41] <wiggywo0t> its a ralink usb card, i was expecting it to be rt73 or rt 2750
[07:42] <m0r0n> timClicks: and I'm trying to figure out if it's set properly too to send a signal I think Ubuntu is fine, I think it's my mixer possibly
[07:42] <timClicks> m0r0n: hrm... do you know which drivers you are using?
[07:42] <m0r0n> timClicks:  No clue...
[07:43] <rackaraka> if anybody can help. it is greatly appreciated
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> wiggywo0t: install the backport modules may help, or you can compile the driver from ralink
[07:44] <wiggywo0t> im trying to install rt73 drivers.... its my understanding those are the best drivers?
[07:44] <timClicks> m0r0n: this thread is very comprehensive http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[07:44] <Steevo> Is there a way I can format my drives that will allow the ubuntu installation to behave normal? I keep getting all sorts of abormalities when trying to create partition tables.
[07:44] <rackaraka> optimus: here is a link to linux gaming. i'm not really familiar with it but hope this helps.
[07:44] <wiggywo0t> .... while playing with my external card i must have done something to mess up my internal card ... i cannot connect to WPA networks =X
[07:45] <rackaraka> Steevo, what is the problem?
[07:45] <optimus> rackaraka: give me the link
[07:45] <rackaraka> optimus, haha. i thought i pasted it in. http://lgdc.sunsite.dk/
[07:46] <Steevo> Problem with setting up partitions and software raid - it's giving me errors when I set it up, and when I restart there's a raid device that I can't remove or modify.
[07:47] <rackaraka> Steevo, i don't have any experience with raid.
[07:47] <Steevo> I had a fedora installation on there, which turned out to be a nightmare so decided to change to ubuntu server... problem was fedora supported raid 6 and ubuntu 8 doesn't, I think that's where my problems come in.
[07:47] <rackaraka> Steevo, do you need the raid though? if it is disabled, does the installation go through?
[07:48] <Steevo> Yes I do, to get it setup without it would not perform the function that is required.
[07:48] <Kartagis> !info lsb
[07:48] <rackaraka> Steevo, ummm. are you using ubuntu 8.10>
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> !info lsb jaunty
[07:49] <majuk> Steevo: You're trying to use the RAID6 device as / ?
[07:49] <majuk> Steevo: Or you want to, anyhow?
[07:49] <XtremoX> how to install icewm on ubuntu?
[07:49] <wiggywo0t> question: I am having issues connecting to a wireless network.. it keeps prompting me for WPA key.. where can i find a log to investigate what might be the issue?
[07:50] <Steevo> majuk, I'm just wanting to remove the partitions and install, but ubuntu can't seem to manage it. I'm trying something via the bios now, will get back to you.
[07:50] <majuk> Steevo: Remove the partitions... from the RAID device?
[07:51] <madLyfe> i cant mount my windows share.. says unable to mount location: failed to retrieve share list from server
[07:52] <Loafers> How do I revert to default Ubuntu Firefox fonts?  I installed "ubuntu-restricted-extras" and it changed my firefox fonts and when I uninstalled it still remained the same.  Firefox options however have remained the same... What is going on!?!?
[07:52] <rackaraka> madLyfe, do you have the ntfs-3g installed?
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=255872&highlight=mounting+shares
[07:52] <majuk> Steevo: fyi BIOS settings are going to make no difference with software RAID. That only matters to Windows, not Linux
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> rackaraka: its a windows share so will need smbmount not ntfs-3g
[07:52] <rackaraka> madLyfe, is that a partition or web server?
[07:53] <XtremoX> how to get to windows xp skin on ubuntu?
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> !xp
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> hee
[07:53] <rackaraka> ActionParsnip, oh. i don't know much about ubuntu. i'm just trying to help where ever i can.
[07:53] <bazhang> XtremoX, themes?
[07:53] <XtremoX> yes themes
[07:54] <bazhang> !themes > XtremoX
[07:54] <YazzY> hi lads
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> rackaraka: nothing wront there duder :)
[07:55] <YazzY> how can i define what apps to run after i loged in?
[07:55] <Loafers> !startup
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> XtremoX: http://ubuntu.online02.com/node/14
[07:55] <YazzY> (with gnome=)
[07:55] <YazzY> Loafers: dont have "sessions" menu
[07:56] <Loafers> YazzY, System > Preferences > Startup Apps
[07:57] <myf> Does anyone have the same problem? ever since i updated my kernel to 2.6.28-15, my flash videos would freeze after 10 second
[07:57] <madLyfe> rackaraka: its a file on my windows machine on one of my hdds...
[07:57] <Achmed> myf, I do have a similar problem, but more related to video lag. What gfx card do you have? (xchat, /sysinfo is helpful)
[07:57] <YazzY> Loafers: thanks
[07:57] <timClicks> I'm having real issues trying to get X11 to start: please take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1245901
[07:57] <DFAFD> SAL ALL
[07:58] <rackaraka> can anyone help me with foreign language input? i have read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=102778 and i can't type japanese. i know the website is targeted for hindi but i thought the steps would be the same.
[07:58] <ActionParsnip> Achmed: or in terminal: lspci | grep -i vga   will work on any *nix system
[07:58] <madLyfe> rackaraka: no ntfs-3g installed(that i know of) brandnew to linux..
[07:58] <Achmed> ActionParsnip: that's good to know
[07:58] <Kartagis> how can I remove a package and all that it has installed?
[07:59] <Achmed> apt-get remove package-name
[07:59] <timClicks> Kartagis: sudo apt-get remove package
[07:59] <Achmed> afterwards, probably apt-get autoremove
[07:59] <rackaraka> madLyfe, as ActionParsnip was saying earlier. maybe use smbmount? does the file have the right permissions? maybe there needs to be a chmod?
[08:00] <timClicks> I'm having real issues trying to get X11 to start: please take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=124590
[08:00] <timClicks> sorry for double post, pushed up too many times
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: also the account you connect with must have a password
[08:00] <Kartagis> how can I change my existing printer's driver?
[08:01] <Achmed> timClicks: that link is a PPPoE thread?
[08:01] <madLyfe> ya but i cant get to the part to type in a user or pass..
[08:01] <madLyfe> just says it cant get the share list.. but it sees the "workgroup"
[08:01] <madLyfe> just wont let me into the workgroup..
[08:01] <timClicks> Kartagis: what do you want to do? Does this help? http://www.eioba.com/a2276/printing_with_ubuntu
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: read online about smbmount
[08:02] <timClicks> Kartagis: flick through to Troubleshooting down the bottom
[08:03] <rackaraka> anybody familiar with foreign language input or scim?
[08:03] <myf> Achned, my graphic card is Intel X3100
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: you can put your credentials in /etc/samba/user
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[08:04] <myf> it will load up to 10 seconds or so then stopped moving. it's not lagging but rather not loading
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: if you use that file you can add this line in /etc/fstab and it will mount at boot: //server/share   /mnt/data   smbfs   credentials=/etc/samba/user,rw,uid=bob   0   0
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: obv, change bob for your users name
[08:06] <rackaraka> ok. i figured out how to change my language. i just had to change default language to the one i wanted
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: and change /media/data for the mount point you desire,it must be a folder that exists
[08:07] <smogattack> I am using Exaile music player and lots of times the screen turns black and then goes to login screen.... it says something about pulseaudio in a red asterisk. I'm using ubuntu 9.04. Any help?
[08:07] <madLyfe> would "sharename" be the file that i am sharing on the windows machine?
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: yeah just populate the information needed
[08:08] <boingboingbongg> i have a strange problem with wireless in ubuntu 9.04. i have siemens adsl router. i configured it for adsl with wpa2 .. it worked the first day , then the second day i have to reboot the router sometimes to get it work . now i cant even see the wireless network on windows and linux
[08:08] <boingboingbongg> can anybody help me?
[08:09] <Paraj> How do I install grub onto a disk where /boot is within an LVM?
[08:09] <di||itante> boingboingbongg: sounds like a bad router
[08:09] <smogattack> I am using Exaile music player and lots of times the screen turns black and then goes to login screen.... it says something about pulseaudio in a red asterisk. I'm using ubuntu 9.04. Any help?
[08:09] <lobak> does anyone had experienced installing OS (linux) on compact network appliances platform like axiomtek na-810b ?
[08:09] <boingboingbongg> its a nokia siemens networks router .. do you think its any good?
[08:09] <Dayofswords> hey, is the ubuntu.com homepage down for you guys?
[08:10] <boingboingbongg> doesnt come with a manual or a cd.. costs like 40 $
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> boingboingbongg: i suggest you reset the router to factory defaults after making a note of any settings you may need
[08:10] <Paraj> ubuntu site has been on and off for me for the last hour or so
[08:10] <madLyfe> what would i set the /mountdirectory to?
[08:10] <di||itante> boingboingbongg: no idea, but sometimes stuff is just broken
[08:10] <joem> is anybody in here running 9.04 on a macbook?
[08:10] <gogeta1> epic win for me
[08:10] <di||itante> boingboingbongg: why are you not using the one from your provider
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: wherever you want the sare to be accessible from, make a folder someplace and use that to mount to, do not use spaces i the name, makes life easier
[08:11] <boingboingbongg> its the one from my provider
[08:11] <boingboingbongg> can you suggest some good and cheap adsl router?
[08:11] <Andorin> I have a couple questions for someone who's familiar with compiz. Would any of its plugins prevent me from switching workspaces?
[08:11] <di||itante> boingboingbongg: oh, callem and complain
[08:11] <boingboingbongg> this is india .. nothing will happen if i complain . and the router is probably billed to my adddress by now
[08:11] <madLyfe> uhhh.. what would be a good place off the top of your head? why cant i just access it through places>network?
[08:11] <bazhang> boingboingbongg, better to ask in ##hardware
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> boingboingbongg: there will most likely be a tiny hole in the back that you can jam a pen into for 5 seconds to default it, i'd call them first
[08:12] <gogeta> boingboingbongg: if it not broke dont fix it
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> boingboingbongg: if there is an account in the router, you may want to access it via a wire to get your account details from it
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: there is no good place really, just not in /proc
[08:12] <boingboingbongg> thats the weird thing .. this router doesnt have the pin to reset it tod default.. it doesnt show the advanced settings until i go to 192.168.1.1/main.html.. without main.html it shows just basic setings
[08:12] <boingboingbongg> i am connected via the wire to the router
[08:12] <di||itante> boingboingbongg: oh, ok. I dont really know of any good DSL routers. Never really used them much, but we have a Seimans at work and one of them ran for 9 years straight
[08:12] <gogeta> boingboingbongg: they all have reset pins
[08:13] <boingboingbongg> well this one doesnt
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: something like /media/smb is usual. You really can mount it anywhere you like, you can even make a folder in your home directory if you like
[08:13] <boingboingbongg> i am connected to it via a wired connection.. the router page says wireless is enabled.. the lighrs are all on
[08:13] <gogeta> boingboingbongg: i have a 2 wire from my isp very good
[08:13] <evilbug> i have a logitech s510 keyboard and mouse combo and i need some help making the media keys work please.
[08:14] <gogeta> boingboingbongg: wired wireless
[08:14] <wangcong> quick question, whats a standard socks5 proxy package?
[08:14] <Dayofswords> wired... wireless....
[08:14] <madLyfe> '/home/madlyfe/Music'?
[08:14] <boingboingbongg> i am connected via wired connection but wireless is not working
[08:14] <Paraj> If I install lvm2, mount the boot partition and use grub-install on it, would that work?
[08:14] <madLyfe> does the m have to be caps if it is in ubuntu?
[08:14] <gogeta> boingboingbongg: so turn it on
[08:14] <boingboingbongg> wireless it turned on
[08:14] <Kartagis> timClicks, when I attempt to change the driver, should I select the option whole new PPD or transfer from the old PPD?
[08:14] <di||itante> fotoflo: I use ssh to make proxies
[08:14] <theTrav> hello ubuntu guru's.  I have a dell bluetooth travel mouse.  I've managed to get my ubuntu machine to recognise it exists, it even comes up as Dell Bt Travel Mouse in the bluetooth preferences list, but it does not move the cursor around
[08:15] <gogeta> boingboingbongg: may not be the roughter then
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: sure if you want, the data in 'Music' will be unaccessible and will be replaced by the data in the shared folder for the duration of the mount
[08:15] <boingboingbongg> the light is on on the router. in the router setting page it says wireless is on ..  in ubuntu and another laptop running vistsa wireless is on .. but it doesnt show the signal
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: if its an empty folder, no love is lost
[08:15] <fotoflo> di||itante: I do too, but i want to roll this one out to a few hundred users, so I need something that just works
[08:15] <boingboingbongg> the ssid is not set to hidden mode
[08:15] <gogeta> boingboingbongg: some are set to low power cracnk it to max
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> boingboingbongg: have you tried turning the wifi off and on in the router
[08:16] <smogattack> I am using Exaile music player and lots of times the screen turns black and then goes to login screen.... it says something about pulseaudio in a red asterisk. I'm using ubuntu 9.04. Any help?
[08:16] <boingboingbongg> i tried rebooting the modem many times .. it worked yesterday without  rebooting
[08:16] <MrEgg964> Hi all. How can setup my server to automatically retrieve a (backup) copy of my email on pop.myprovider.com ?
[08:16] <theTrav> I should have mentioned I'm running ubuntu 9.04 AMD64
[08:16] <marines> smogattack: PA is an evil :>
[08:16] <boingboingbongg> then it started to work after rebooting couple of times
[08:16] <fotoflo> di||itante: i need something that will just work with a firefox plugin: enter an ip address and l/p and it just works... thats why i need a socks proxy
[08:16] <boingboingbongg> now it doesnt work at all
[08:16] <smogattack> marines, should I uninstall it?
[08:17] <di||itante> fotoflo: Your prolly looking for squid. Its pretty much the defacto proxie server.
[08:17] <marines> smogattack: yeah, then install "esound" and change settings every application to use ALSA instead of Pulse Audio
[08:17] <marines> this works for me
[08:18] <Gnea> marines, smogattack: this is not a good idea
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> boingboingbongg: if you have usernames and passwords in the device for your account, copy them down. I'd call your provider as this falls on them to support you as they provided the router and the service
[08:18] <di||itante> fotoflo: I run Firefox through my ssh proxie every day, it is 5 cpmpliant
[08:18] <Gnea> !pulseaudio | smogattack
[08:18] <marines> Gnea: why?
[08:18] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: depends if he bought it or they lease it
[08:19] <fotoflo> di||itante: right, but if youre on windows you need to install OpenSSH, and then write a login script to use preshared keys, right?
[08:19] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: most just sell em
[08:19] <xiaobao> my computers is update,install wine,but it was broken and appear E:TYPE '--2009-08-20'is not knownon the line in sources list  /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.d E:the list of sources could not be read  ,can you help me
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> boingboingbongg: personally i'd use the reset button on the back after writing any account details but this may sever your connection from the internet
[08:19] <di||itante> fotoflo: oh, didnt figure thay were win boxes
[08:19] <Gnea> marines: because pulseaudio actually works, and in rare cases, it doesn't. it has, in recent times, been able to be tweaked to the point of working when it was once a hinderance. we do not like to blindly remove something without making sure it needs to be removed first.
[08:19] <fotoflo> di||itante: yes, im probably looking for squid...
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: true but then they should know the settings of the routers. i'd just reset it
[08:19] <di||itante> fotoflo: yeah you would have to do that
[08:19] <fotoflo> di||itante: hehe, where have you seen 100 linux users in 1 room (except at a LUG)
[08:19] <madLyfe> i did smbmount //MADLYFE-PC/mp3 /home/madlyfe/Music -o username=name,password=pass and i got this, smbmount is not installd... does that mean none of samba is installed?
[08:20] <theTrav> I shouldn't have to tell ubuntu to use the external bluetooth mouse should I?  It came up as a mouse icon when it detected it, so I assume it already knows how to use it
[08:20] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: oh yea his account info he can get most of the time its just his name and street adress for login and pass
[08:20] <boingboingbongg> if i would do that i will have to take another 30 mins setting up the security .. and theres still a chance it wont work tomarrow.. i will try to return the router
[08:20] <xiaobao> who can help me
[08:20] <boingboingbongg> i have a 2.5Gb per month download limit
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: wow that massively unsecure
[08:20] <di||itante> fotoflo: well... large installations are more common
[08:20] <Gnea> !helpme | xiaobao
[08:20] <lars_bauer> hello anybody now about a photo program who turn pictures automatically ?
[08:20] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: well its just to get on the line
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> lars_bauer: like a slideshow?
[08:21] <Gnea> !sources | xiaobao
[08:21] <boingboingbongg> 2.5 Gb per month download limit on a 2 mbps connection... what would you do if your service provider sucked this hard?
[08:21] <xiaobao> ok  i know
[08:21] <lars_bauer> ActionParsnip, yes but vith a script interface
[08:21] <marines> Gnea: i've always had problems with PA and i can't see anything against uninstalling it
[08:21] <boingboingbongg> and what if your service provider was best in the country?
[08:21] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: you would need a modem on his line to work
[08:21] <Gnea> marines: I used to as well. Then, I saw the light.
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> lars_bauer: not sure, i'd use the term slideshow rather than "turn" its a tonne clearer
[08:21] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: thats where the securty comes into play
[08:21] <Gnea> smogattack: sec, haven't tried exaile
[08:22] <marines> Gnea: so i'm waiting for the light ;]
[08:22] <Gnea> marines: what soundcard do you have?
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: we use the mac address of the configuring device to clone accross, no silly passwords to remember. just gotta remember which pc is the key, or just write te mac down ;)
[08:22] <theTrav> ahh, it detected that I have a dell BT travel mouse, but it failed to pair with it, that is the problem, anyone know what that PIN business is all about?
[08:22] <marines> ICH9
[08:23] <Gnea> marines: did you setup your /etc/asound.conf?
[08:23] <lars_bauer> ActionParsnip, ohh no i mean when the foto is upside down , then the program fix that
[08:23] <marines> Gnea: nope
[08:23] <Gnea> marines: that's probably why....
[08:24] <Gnea> !pulseaudio | marines (check this site out, it explains what it should look like)
[08:24] <theTrav> xoh wow, it randomly started working
[08:24] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: i got +100 epic win points today
[08:24] <lars_bauer> ActionParsnip, how do you say that in english , my english is brooken.
[08:24] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: xp running nativv off usb
[08:24] <madLyfe> how long does it take to mount? cuz i hit enter and now the cursor is just blinking and not getting me back to :~$ in terminal
[08:25] <fotoflo> di||itante: do you know if there is a perl or other (easily installable on commodity $3.99/month webserver) proxy server out there?
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> lars_bauer: oh then imagemagick can do that
[08:25] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: from a unmodded cd
[08:25] <marines> Gnea: thanks, i'll check this out, but i don't think i will back to PA soon ;] perhaps in october ;]
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: you can use bartpe to create an ISO then tool to put ISO onto usb ;)
[08:25] <lars_bauer> ActionParsnip, ill check that, thx :O)
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: wtg though. good times
[08:25] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: nope
[08:25] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: real full install
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: nice
[08:26] <indus> hi
[08:26] <marines> Gnea: oh and skype doesn't like PA
[08:26] <Gnea> marines: ah, okay
[08:26] <Paraj> I've mounted an LVM partition under /mnt/nixboot (LVM is on /dev/sdb) but when I try to run "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/nixboot /dev/sdb" it fails saying it can't find the BIOS device for /mnt/nixboot. Why is it doing that?
[08:27] <Kartagis> it says "filter pstoufr2cpca not found" when I am trying to use my printer. I tried upgrading the driver too
[08:27] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: i used linux and vbox then usboot.org to add usb support to the real os being i installed to the real hdd via vbox
[08:27] <Kartagis> what can I do?
[08:28] <quantolf> help:  looking to mount a hard drive on boot with fstab.  looking to boot a raid 5 array managed by my 3ware card.  help?
[08:28] <ActionParsnip> !raid | quantolf
[08:28] <marines> Gnea: argh, now i remember, yup, i've played with asound.conf but without any positive result
[08:29] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: im shocked at how well my gma works in xp
[08:29] <GungaDin> Is the latest bzr version in the repo really 1.13?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: gma?
[08:29] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: i can run: sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /raid
[08:29] <quantolf> that works fine, but i want to do that auto at boot
[08:29] <quantolf> any help?
[08:29] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: yra intel gma its aculy runing 3d games fast
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: yeah i dont really rate intel video cards
[08:30] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: it could barly get 2 fps in ubuntu
[08:30] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: my raid's managed by my 3ware hardware, i just want ubuntu to auto-mount on bootup
[08:30] <Paraj> Use a startup script
[08:30] <quantolf> link me so i can learn how to make one!
[08:30] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: well when its all you got insdie your netbook
[08:30] <quantolf> plz :B
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> quantolf: if you run: sudo fdisk -l      you will see the partitions, you can then add that to /etc/fstab
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> gogeta: yep, theres a reason they are in netbooks ;)
[08:31] <evilbug> would a linksys wmp54g wireless adapter be automatically functional within ubuntu?
[08:31] <Kartagis> it says "filter pstoufr2cpca not found" when I am trying to use my printer. I tried upgrading the driver too
[08:31] <gogeta> ActionParsnip: i had it running a very heavy 3d game well
[08:31] <Kartagis> what can I do?
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> evilbug: depends what wifi chip is inside it
[08:31] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: aye i've used that... i was tryign to automount using the UUID but i guess that'll be a nog o
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> quantolf: you can use uuid
[08:31] <quantolf> also with fdisk -l i get this warning only for the 3ware disk:
[08:31] <quantolf> WARNING: GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sdc'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted.
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> !1blkid | quantolf
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> !blkid
[08:32] <LiraNuna> ubuntu.com is down?
[08:32] <Paraj> Was last time I checked
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> quantolf: maybe you need some module loaded to get the card detected?
[08:32] <LiraNuna> "It's not just you! http://packages.ubuntu.com looks down from here."
[08:32] <quantolf> perhaps? i can mount after boot up
[08:32] <evilbug> ActionParsnip: hey, long time. here's the link for it > http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833124115
[08:32] <LiraNuna> what's up with it?
[08:32] <quantolf> but i'd prefer it being automated
[08:32] <evilbug> ActionParsnip: if you don't mind.
[08:33] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: i used the UUID for the drive from blkid...altho i'm using type ext3 but with blkid it says it has secondary type of ext2
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> quantolf: then add the module to /etc/modules
[08:33] <leaf-sheep> evilbug: eBay. :)
[08:33] <LiraNuna> how can I find what packages depends on a packge?
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> evilbug: that site tells you nothing
[08:33] <leaf-sheep> LiraNuna: "aptitude show firefox"
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> evilbug: its aimed at casual consumers, you need to dig around to find out what chip it uses
[08:34] <LiraNuna> leaf-sheep, reverse
[08:34] <LiraNuna> leaf-sheep, all packages that depends on package X
[08:34] <LiraNuna> sorry, phrased it wron
[08:34] <LiraNuna> +g
[08:34] <evilbug> ActionParsnip: gotcha. thanks.
[08:34] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: i don't know what module that is
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> evilbug: everyone seems to point to it using ndiswrapper
[08:34] <leaf-sheep> LiraNuna: Just do "aptitude show <xyz-package>" and it'll show as long as it's not metapackage.
[08:34] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: also id on't know if is hould use type ext2 or ext3 for fstab
[08:35] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: cuz in blkid it says type=ext3 and sec_type=ext2
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> quantolf: then if you run: lspci   you can find the chip on the raid controller and see what it needs to get going
[08:35] <leaf-sheep> evilbug: You are considering buying one or you have that?
[08:35] <LiraNuna> leaf-sheep, that shows that the package depends /on
[08:35] <LiraNuna> I want to know what packages depends on the package X
[08:35] <Paraj> ext3 is backwards compatible with ext2
[08:35] <evilbug> leaf-sheep: considering getting it for an older desktop that won't be near a router.
[08:35] <hyperutz> how can i connect to a samba share using gnome commander?
[08:36] <Flannel> LiraNuna: Just immediately? or all the way up? (packages that depend on packages that depend on X)
[08:36] <quantolf> Paraj: ty
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> quantolf: you would need to use some other command to find out the file system for that
[08:36] <leaf-sheep> evilbug: http://deals.ebay.com/deals
[08:36] <LiraNuna> Flannel, preferably the ones I have installed
[08:36] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: i like that command, lspci, it's neat :D.  found this: 06:00.0 RAID bus controller: 3ware Inc 9650SE SATA-II RAID PCIe (rev 01)
[08:36] <Flannel> LiraNuna: sudo apt-get --simulate remove X
[08:36] <LiraNuna> Flannel, I'm trying to remove libsasl2-2 and for some reason it tries to remove apache2
[08:36] <evilbug> leaf-sheep: thanks.
[08:36] <GungaDin> How come the packages I'm downloading are so old?
[08:36] <LiraNuna> I'm pretty sure apache2 doesn't depend on it
[08:36] <GungaDin> I already did apt-get update
[08:36] <GungaDin> any ideas?
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> quantolf: then get websearhing
[08:37] <Paraj> How can I install grub on a partition within a LVM?
[08:37] <Flannel> LiraNuna: What version of Ubuntu?
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | quantolf
[08:37] <LiraNuna> Flannel, "hardy" 8.04 LTS
[08:37] <Flannel> Paraj: You put /boot on a separate partition (outside of LVM)
[08:37] <leaf-sheep> evilbug: Keep it in mind.  It's refurbished.
[08:37] <GnUMeNaL> help me error 11 grub
[08:37] <GnUMeNaL> help me error 11 grub
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | evilbug
[08:37] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: ok i'm gonna start my bingling.  also can you point me in a direction so i can learn start up scripts?
[08:37] <Paraj> Flannel: I couldn't do that, installer wouldn't let me add more than one partition within the physical volume. Should I try doing it manually (outside the installer)?
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> !boot | quantolf
[08:38] <Paraj> So there's no way to do it within an LVM?
[08:38] <quantolf> ActionParsnip: awesome, thank you :)
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> np bro
[08:38] <Rev_Slid3r> hey I am having an issue with a fresh instll of jaunty .. it wont auto detect and mount my other drive ... I have tried adding it to /etc/fstab .. but it is hit-and-miss on each boot
[08:38] <gogeta> Paraj: boot does not have to very big like 100mb
[08:38] <Flannel> Paraj: The installer will allow you to put a second partition on a drive with LVM, you just need to make a partition of LVM, instead of "use entire disk" or whatever.
[08:38] <Rev_Slid3r> sometimes I reboot and it's there, sometimes not
[08:38] <Flannel> Paraj: You don't want to go through the trouble of getting /boot on LVM
[08:39] <GnUMeNaL> help me error 11 grub
[08:39] <Paraj> Flannel: Haha yeah I'm experiencing the trouble now, but for some reason it wouldn't let me create multiple partitions on the physical volume hence why I used an LVM in the first place.
[08:39] <evilbug> leaf-sheep, ActionParsnip: thanks for the help.
[08:39] <Beardbar> does anyone know a good tutorial web server security. using ubuntu server edition on a home box.
[08:39] <Paraj> Also is there some way to specify installing Grub instead of LILO when using the alternate install disk?
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> evilbug: my atheros 5000X based card (netgear) works out of the box even in karmic
[08:40] <Flannel> LiraNuna: apt-cache showpkg libsasl2-2 (the big tall list is reverse depends)
[08:40] <LiraNuna> Flannel, thanks, let's see if apache2 is included
[08:40] <gogeta> Paraj: you can have a max of 4 partations without making a extended
[08:41] <gogeta> Paraj: you can have 8 with extendid
[08:41] <Flannel> Paraj: GRUB is default on alternate CD
[08:41] <LiraNuna> Flannel, any idea why when I try to remove libsasl2-2 it tries to remove apache2 as well
[08:42] <LiraNuna> Flannel, it's not in the reverse depends
[08:42] <Paraj> Flannel: Then why does it keep installing LILO? I'm using dm-crypt on my / and /home partitions. Is that why?
[08:43] <madLyfe> really cant be this hard to access windows files over the network from ubuntu...
[08:44] <leaf-sheep> madLyfe: network:// in Nautilus
[08:44] <Paraj> madLyfe: Unless you do what every one else does and not deviate, everything is hard :/
[08:44] <majuk> Any idea how to monitor my GigE NIC's up/down state with ethtool?
[08:44] <Flannel> LiraNuna: I'm looking
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: its hard as its new to you, once you become familiar its easy
[08:45] <evilbug> ActionParsnip: i'd expect the linksys one to work either way. i'm looking to try freebsd on the computer i'll get first and see how i deal with that. i hope it'll be compatible.
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> evilbug: the brand is irrelevant, its the chip that dictates how it will act
[08:46] <LiraNuna> Flannel, thanks, I'm too
[08:46] <Kartagis> ActionParsnip, when I try to print, I get NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME. I am running jaunty. any ideas?
[08:46] <evilbug> ActionParsnip: i understand but doesn't/shouldn't linksys utilize the same chip/brand in their cards?
[08:46] <Flannel> LiraNuna: libaprutil1 depends on libldap-2.4-2 which depends on it
[08:47] <LiraNuna> wow ...
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Kartagis: no idea. i dont use printers sorry
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> evilbug: no, in one line they may use atheros, in another they could use broadcom
[08:47] <evilbug> ActionParsnip: i have a friend who has an older linksys adapter and he told me his worked when plugged in.
[08:47] <madLyfe> anyone know of any video tutorials on mounting windows shares?
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> madLyfe: www.youtube.com
[08:47] <evilbug> ActionParsnip: ah. ok, thanks. i'll look into it.
[08:47] <LiraNuna> Flannel, thank you
[08:47] <Flannel> madLyfe: Does it need to be a video?
[08:47] <Flannel> LiraNuna: no problem
[08:48] <leaf-sheep> madLyfe: I take it Windows Share works for you now?
[08:49] <leaf-sheep> Meh. Nevermind. You can access it just fine. :o
[08:49] <madLyfe> no
[08:50] <leaf-sheep> madLyfe: You're using smbfs?
[08:51] <Paraj> madLyfe: This might be helpful http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/165
[08:51] <leaf-sheep> madLyfe: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=280473 <-- I find something.
[08:53] <erickcion> how i can install 2 webcams??? where i found information please!
[08:54] <Paraj> V4L sucks, this is the time to lose all hope :/
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> erickcion: you can use: lsusb to get the identifiers and websearch those
[08:58] <ikonia> Paraj: what's the problem
[08:58] <Paraj> Paraj: Many, except I'm trying a new solution which will take a while. When that doesn't work I'll give an update
[08:59] <Paraj> ikonia: Err, look above. No idea why I addressed myself :/
[08:59] <ikonia> Paraj: I don't understand what your saying is a problem, so I until you explain what you're complaining about I can't help
[09:00] <Paraj> ikonia: I had a series of problems, except I'm trying something to fix it but I can't try other things at the same time
[09:01] <ikonia> Paraj: ok - so stop complaining until you are able to explain your problem and we can take it forward
[09:01] <Paraj> When was I complaing?
[09:01] <ikonia> 08:54 < Paraj> V4L sucks, this is the time to lose all hope :/
[09:01] <Paraj> That was a response
[09:02] <Paraj> ikonia: First it was linux-restricted-modules not updating because of an error steming from LILO, so I tried to install grub instead except my boot partition was inside an LVM and the installer for some reason won't let me create multiple partitions on this physical volume so I created them using gparted and now I'm installing Ubuntu again this time without an LVM
[09:02] <leaf-sheep> That was a response in a form of complain.
[09:02] <Paraj> Hopefully that'll fix my problem of updates not working
[09:03] <Paraj> Well yeah, because V4L support for webcams sucks
[09:05] <benchik> hello. after upgrading to kernel 2.6.24-24-386 skype stopped working. when i launch it i get "aborted" in the terminal. i use ubuntu 8.04
[09:05] <benchik> please help
[09:06] <mralexandro> if i want to install a linux package should i choose debian?
[09:06] <Untouchab1e1> Anyone know where the system version info is stored? I know its in /proc/sys/kernel/ somewhere
[09:07] <kraut> moin
[09:07] <leaf-sheep> Untouchab1e1: uname -a ?
[09:07] <Untouchab1e1> no, i mean in which file in /proc/sys/kernel/
[09:07] <Untouchab1e1> I am just developing a small C app which retrieves that info
[09:08] <Untouchab1e1> I found /proc/sys/kernel/version
[09:08] <Untouchab1e1> which almost does it
[09:08] <Untouchab1e1> found it... /proc/sys/kernel/osrelease
[09:10] <benchik> what's the latest ubuntu 8.04 kernel?
[09:11] <pretender> I have a me-tv recording .mpeg that does not have sound.  Any ideas
[09:12] <benchik> what does it mean that when i sudo apt-get update all the repos get hit or ign?
[09:13] <Steevo> How do I get my USB misile launcher working on ubuntu?
[09:13] <ashish> how to program in gtk2 in ubuntu
[09:13] <Paraj> Steevo: I have a friend who has one of those, from memory he said it required proprietary drivers
[09:13] <nalioth> !fonts > andre1
[09:14] <ashish> i have tried sample code from gtk.org
[09:14] <Steevo> I want to VNC into my ubuntu server and then launch misiles from the USB misile launcher at unsuspecting staff members.
[09:14] <ashish> but that does not works
[09:14] <benchik> no help here. a useless channel. to many people to pay attention
[09:14] <Kartagis> when I try to add a printer, do I select pxlmono or gutenprint driver?
[09:15] <leaf-sheep> Steevo: Ubuntu Server generally don't run X or any GUI-affiliated softwares.
[09:15] <leaf-sheep> Steevo: In that case, find out how you can launch the missle using commands.  Then ssh in and bomb away the command.
[09:16] <Paraj> Steevo: Look for something called PyMissile, the home page for it doesn't seem to work but might be able to find something elsewhere
[09:17] <Steevo> Thanks! I will show them... muahaha!
[09:17] <ashish> how to program using gtk in ubuntu
[09:17] <Paraj> Steevo: Have fun, should look at getting an Arduino or something for more extra fun :P
[09:18] <mapper> How to show all the dns servers a DNS lookup went through?
[09:19] <Ben64> mapper: "cat /etc/resolv.conf" ?
[09:19] <ashish> i have tried gtk samples but they do not work
[09:19] <prince_jammys> benchik: 2.6.24-24
[09:19] <Steevo> Fire the missile at the power switch to turn on the heater, which then sets fire to the newpaper, which is next to a petrol tin.... Muhahaha!
[09:19] <ShawnC> Hey, my fan on my comp (satellite a105) doesn't run properly, so my comp get's too hot and programs won't run and my mouse freezes etc. How do I make my fan work peroperly with the cpu scaling?
[09:19] <ShawnC> I'm on ubuntu 8.04
[09:20] <Kartagis> when I try to print, I get NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME,  then unable to connect to CIFS host. any ideas?
[09:20] <Kartagis> I'm on jaunty
[09:21] <mapper> Ben64: No I want to show all the DNS servers a lookup really took
[09:21] <Ben64> mapper: thats not how dns works
[09:21] <leaf-sheep> Paraj: What is Arduino? :<
[09:22] <Paraj> leaf-sheep: Small platform which uses an ATmega chip :)
[09:22] <Paraj> leaf-sheep: http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardDuemilanove
[09:23] <Paraj> Bit OT though :/
[09:23] <KoolD> can someone please tell me of a irc client that has the dccserver command
[09:23] <mapper> Ben64: basically I have 2 slaves here, and one master, it turns out some zone file didn't get propagated to slave, but DNS still works for that zone. My guess is the lookup went straight to the master, but is there a quick way to verify this?
[09:23] <ShawnC> Hey, my fan on my comp (satellite a105) doesn't run properly, so my comp get's too hot and programs won't run and my mouse freezes etc. How do I make my fan work peroperly with the cpu scaling? I'm on ubuntu 8.04.
[09:23] <leaf-sheep> Paraj: Can you give me examples of what one could do with this?
[09:23] <fvila> mapper: well, you can dig especifically to the slave
[09:23] <tuxforce> hi australia !
[09:23] <fvila> and see if it is authoritative
[09:24] <paissad-hp> hi everybody
[09:24] <fvila> mapper: dig @slave-ip domain
[09:24] <ShawnC> Hey, my fan on my comp (satellite a105) doesn't run properly, so my comp get's too hot and programs won't run and my mouse freezes etc. How do I make my fan work peroperly with the cpu scaling? I'm on ubuntu 8.04.
[09:24] <paissad-hp> i have a 3g+ usb key and i would like to use it, i googled but i still don't find the right tutorial for installing and using it onto ubuntu !
[09:24] <paissad-hp> or linux
[09:25] <paissad-hp> can someone help me, thx in advance
[09:25] <cmanns> How much can you do on a ubuntu live cd?
[09:25] <prince_jammys> quite a lot
[09:25] <Ben64> cmanns: just about everything that doesn't require a reboot
[09:26] <mapper> fvila: we have LBR in front of these 2 slaves. It keeps showing me the LBR VIP in the AUTHORITY SECTION
[09:26] <cmanns> awesome
[09:26] <cmanns> apt-get will werk?
[09:26] <Ben64> cmanns: but livecd is slower than if it was installed
[09:26] <dalurka> so what's up with ubuntu.com ?
[09:26] <Ben64> cause it has to load so much into ram, plus cd speeds suck compared to HD
[09:26] <prince_jammys> cmanns: yes.
[09:27] <EagleScreen> CD-ROM drive is slower than HD
[09:27] <fvila> mapper: and can you log in to the slave machine?
[09:27] <mapper> fvila: Yes, I just did that on the slave machine.
[09:27] <fvila> mapper: from there you could try a dig localhost....
[09:27] <fvila> mapper: mmmmm
[09:27] <mapper> fvila: I did that as well.
[09:28] <cmanns> Ben64, hmm
[09:28] <cmanns> well i dont think it'll use much
[09:28] <cmanns> I wanted to make a custom xpud live cd :3
[09:28] <ShawnC> Hey, my fan on my comp (satellite a105) doesn't run properly, so my comp get's too hot and programs won't run and my mouse freezes etc. How do I make my fan work peroperly with the cpu scaling? I'm on ubuntu 8.04.
[09:28] <cmanns> Get xchat n such :D
[09:29] <fvila> fvila: now I can't find a way to check.... and in the slave configuration files, the slave zone files are created?
[09:29] <fvila> mapper: now I can't find a way to check.... and in the slave configuration files, the slave zone files are created?
[09:30] <mapper> fvila: basically the slave configuration file is messed up, dev and test zones from master are all configured to point to dev zone on both slave servers.
[09:30] <mapper> fvila: but it works for more than a year.
[09:30] <kismet> hey has anyone a clue why my horizontal scroll with multitouch doesn't work?
[09:31] <kismet> or how I could getting to work
[09:31] <ShawnC> Hey, my fan on my comp (satellite a105) doesn't run properly, so my comp get's too hot and programs won't run and my mouse freezes etc. How do I make my fan work properly with the cpu scaling? I'm on ubuntu 8.04.
[09:31] <mapper> fvila: So if I update conf file for dev, it would update that same dev zone file, same thing if updating test zone conf file on master node.
[09:32] <fvila> mapper: mmmm
[09:32] <madLyfe> what is the location of "desktop" in ubuntu?
[09:33] <fvila> mapper: I can't find a way another than recreating the slave configuration and configure master to point to the correct files....
[09:34] <fvila> mapper: if you want to check if the slave answers, you can try with tcpdump or another sniffer
[09:34] <fvila> mapper: you can filter to the dns port...
[09:34] <mapper> fvila: The master is having the right configuration, the problem is with the slave.
[09:35] <fvila> mapper: yes, I mean reconfigure slave, create new configuration for the zones pointing to the right files, and not the dev and test zones point to dev file
[09:35] <fvila> mapper: anyway, I don't have a deep knowledge on bind
[09:36] <mapper> fvila: ok, I was trying to avoid using tcpdump, to see if there would an easy way .. Thanks anyway ..
[09:36] <fvila> mapper: no problem, and sorry (and good luck!)
[09:37] <benchik> anyone with kernel 2.6.24-24 has skype? any problems?
[09:40] <b3rz3rk3r> madLyfe, /home/USERNAME/Desktop
[09:41] <Steevo> Ok I got a tough one peoples. Installing Ubuntu server 8.10 with 5 hard drives all partitioned equaly. 2 x 500 mb 1 x the rest and then thos partitions are split into 1 x RAID1 2 x RAID5. But I keep getting an error after creating the raid devices.
[09:41] <Steevo> The kernel was unable to re-read the partition table on /dev/md0 (Invalid argument). This means Linux won’t know anything about the modifications you made until you reboot. You should reboot your computer before doing anything with /dev/md0.
[09:42] <ShawnC> Hey, my fan on my comp (satellite a105) doesn't run properly, so my comp get's too hot and programs won't run and my mouse freezes etc. How do I make my fan work properly with the cpu scaling? I'm on ubuntu 8.04.
[09:42] <Steevo> Either ubuntu is broken, or there is a problem with the keyboard driver.
[09:44] <epishkin_> Прива
[09:45] <b3rz3rk3r> !ru | epishkin_
[09:45] <madLyfe> holy hell i got it to work
[09:46] <b3rz3rk3r> madLyfe, you found the desktop? :p
[09:46] <MrEgg964> I'm about to set up an Ubuntu Server for our small company (4 laptops). Is is recommended that I install openLDAP, or is there no real added value for such a small structure?
[09:46] <Paraj> madLyfe: Did smbfs work?
[09:48] <b3rz3rk3r> MrEgg964, i know very little about Ldap, but im pretty sure that you wont need it for such a small LAN
[09:48] <haggisbasheruk> well done madLyfe , whatever you got to work :)
[09:49] <s_> how to do list the running proccesses?
[09:49] <MrEgg964> b3rz3rk3r: thanks
[09:49] <b3rz3rk3r> MrEgg964, i myself run a larger LAN than that with very little issue.. np ;)
[09:49] <fat_freddie_> s_: ps -e
[09:50] <Steevo> Next time somone asks me to setup a raid system with linux on it, I'm going to beat them to death.
[09:50] <ShawnC> What's the command to make my fan spin on 8.04? My fan isn't even spinning at all
[09:50] <nnull> i have to use ndiswrapper for my wireless card, do i use the .inf from the XP or vista?
[09:50] <nnull> vista right?
[09:50] <MrEgg964> b3rz3rk3r: I want eveyone to be able to connect to their own session, regardless of what machine they're on. I'm thinking of using FreeNX. Any other suggestion?
[09:50] <b3rz3rk3r> ShawnC, just reach into the case and crank the power on it
[09:52] <b3rz3rk3r> MrEgg964, i use FreeNX for that exactly that. Works like a charm for me, you can also use it to provide remote assitance using the "shadow" option too
[09:53] <madLyfe> Paraj: i used smbmount.... its got to be easier than that..
[09:53] <b3rz3rk3r> very handy :)
[09:53] <fishy6969> b3rz3rk3r, I've tried the alternatives (nomachine and vnc) and freenx beats them all. running pidgin using it now.
[09:53] <MrEgg964> b3rz3rk3r: shadow? I'm not familiar with that. What does it do specifically?
[09:53] <madLyfe> i mean you should beable to go to network, click work group see the computer then see all the shares under whatever box under that workgroup
[09:53] <b3rz3rk3r> fishy6969, yup, right on. i recommend it to everyone
[09:54] <madLyfe> crazy hard for anyone new to linux
[09:54] <b3rz3rk3r> MrEgg964, instead of creating a new session on that box, you can connect to an already open session and collaborate
[09:54] <vaxetihirr> !rules
[09:54] <Kartagis> when I try to print, I get NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME,  then unable to connect to CIFS host. any ideas?
[09:55] <fishy6969> b3rz3rk3r. Google have put together an nx alternative - neatx. Seems to have some good features but not as 'complete'. May be worth a look in 6 months?
[09:55] <MrEgg964> b3rz3rk3r: Excellent. I'll look into it.
[09:55] <muhammed> hi all
[09:55] <KoolD> hey ppl...my xchat is causing a performance lag.the xorg cup% tops off when i run it. is there a way to solve this or is there any good alternative to xchat??
[09:56] <muhammed> guyz.....I've a problem with my synaptic
[09:56] <vaxetihirr> what problem?
[09:56] <b3rz3rk3r> fishy6969, im always up for anything from google.. still waiting for wave  tho  :(
[09:56] <vaxetihirr> are you referring to the synaptics package manager?
[09:56] <randy2009> Hello, lately 1 of our servers the power goes off. Everytime the private key for ssh is gone. is this a known bug?
[09:57] <Paraj> UPS :P
[09:57] <b3rz3rk3r> KoolD, irssi
[09:57] <muhammed> if i mark any thing to install ... it want  an ubunu 9.04 CD
[09:57] <indus> muhammed: what is the problem
[09:57] <randy2009> i know:)
[09:57] <fishy6969> b3rz3rk3r: trying to find an nxclient for my andoid phone........
[09:57] <muhammed> wants*
[09:57] <vaxetihirr> never heard of that one muhammad
[09:57] <vaxetihirr> must be lucky :-)
[09:57] <randy2009> but i find it weird, that i had to generate a new key 4 times last month, because everytime the key is gone
[09:57] <b3rz3rk3r> fishy6969, i was just going to pick one of those up in 2 weeks.. how dya like yours?
[09:57] <MrEgg964> b3rz3rk3r: How many different freenx user sessions would you say a quad core xeon server host at the same time w/o performance degradation?
[09:57] <indus> muhammed: go to repositories and uncheck install from cd rom
[09:58] <KoolD> b3rz3rk3r:isnt that a terminal app....does it support file transfers??
[09:58] <b3rz3rk3r> MrEgg964, that really depends on what your users are running, so its hard to say
[09:58] <muhammed> how could i do this
[09:58] <muhammed> ?
[09:58] <vaxetihirr> lol that was fairly obvious i suppose
[09:58] <indus> muhammed: in synaptic>settings>repositories
[09:59] <muhammed> ok ..brb
[09:59] <b3rz3rk3r> KoolD, yes it is, and yes it does.. but if you want something more graphical id look into pidgin or an extention for Firefox maybe?
[09:59] <MrEgg964> b3rz3rk3r: you're right, of course. Suppose openoffice related stuff, up to 10 MB per file.
[09:59] <b3rz3rk3r> KoolD, personally i love my xchat
[09:59] <Paraj> Except the windows versionm
[10:00] <muhammed> indus...thanx alot
[10:00] <fishy6969> b3rz3rk3r: HTC touch on vodafone UK. Works sweet!
[10:00] <muhammed> it works
[10:00] <indus> muhammed: i know
[10:00] <b3rz3rk3r> MrEgg964, if you are just running word processing and file hosting for a small LAN, id say dont even worry about it mate ;) That will be more than sufficient imo
[10:00] <indus> :)
[10:00] <KoolD> b3rz3rk3r: yeah ..i  like xchat too but this lags bugging me...guess i'll go for irssi
[10:01] <MrEgg964> b3rz3rk3r: thanks
[10:01] <b3rz3rk3r> fishy6969, im gonna be in the UK next week, whats the best carrier there atm?
[10:01] <benchik> hello.
[10:01] <vaxetihirr> carrier for what?
[10:01] <vaxetihirr> im from the uk
[10:01] <benchik> my 2.6.24-24-386 kernel is corrupted. it screwd up gstreamer and skype. how can i reinstall it from synaptic? what's the package name?
[10:01] <b3rz3rk3r> KoolD, is the lag being caused by Xchat? or you are laggin normally and it bugs u in Xchat?
[10:02] <b3rz3rk3r> vaxetihirr, want an android phone (prob G1)
[10:02] <vaxetihirr> T Mobile
[10:02] <Halabund> After a few minutes of playing an ogg stream in Rhythmbox (that comes pre-bookmarked with Ubuntu), playback always stops with the message "internal dataflow error".  Did anyone else experience this?  How can this be fixed?  I tried using Banshee instead of Rhythmbox, and the same thing happened...
[10:02] <vaxetihirr> without a doubt
[10:02] <KoolD> b3rz3rk3r: yeah i'm sure its caused by xchat. It normally runs fine.
[10:02] <vaxetihirr> got a good network coverage
[10:02] <Halabund> (The radio station I was trying to listen to is "NRK Alltid Klassisk")
[10:03] <b3rz3rk3r> vaxetihirr, so im gonna need to h4x it then? cos its 02 only over there right now isnt it?
[10:03] <majuk1> vaxetihirr: G1, onscreen keypads are for girls and Mac users.
[10:03] <majuk1> :D
[10:03] <vaxetihirr> b3rz3rk3r er, not that im aware
[10:04] <vaxetihirr> ive never seen it on O2 website
[10:04] <muhammed> indus
[10:04] <indus> yes
[10:04] <vaxetihirr> majuk1 whats wrong with touchscreen?
[10:04] <b3rz3rk3r> vaxetihirr, so u reckon T mobile? how are the rates?
[10:04] <b3rz3rk3r> compared to others?
[10:05] <majuk1> vaxetihirr: I just said, they're for girls and Mac users.
[10:05] <muhammed> I got this when I'm install virtualbox "VirtualBox will not start until this problem is fixed. Please consult /var/log/vbox-install.log to find out why the kernel module does not compile. Most probably the kernel sources were not found. Install them (the package name is probably linux-headers-<version> whereby <version> can be determined by 'uname -r') and execute
[10:05] <muhammed>   /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[10:05] <muhammed> as root.
[10:05] <Paraj> !ot
[10:05] <NeXstaR> hi all.... how do one upgrade openoffice.org in jaunty ?
[10:05] <paulil> | tor users: Kindly ask an op for a voice order to shat in channel.
[10:05] <rsk> NeXstaR: you download it from openoffice.org
[10:05] <nmvictor> puff: hi
[10:05] <Guest60415> hello
[10:06] <Guest60415> I have a very beginner question: I have a *.sh script - how can I "install" it so that it is generally available in a shell window as a command?
[10:06] <indus> !who | muhammed
[10:06] <vaxetihirr> b3rz3rk3r, youre looking at about £30 per month
[10:06] <Halabund> Could at least someone please try if it works for them?
[10:06] <NeXstaR> rsk: i have openoffice 3.0 i need to upgrade to 3.1 , must i download whole package of suite again ?
[10:07] <rsk> NeXstaR: yes
[10:07] <nmvictor> is it possible to install linux kernel 2.6.28 in intrepid ibex?
[10:07] <MrEgg964> muhammed: it looks like you need to install your linux-headers
[10:07] <muhammed> indus ..i got this  when i'm installing virtual box 3.0...."VirtualBox will not start until this problem is fixed. Please consult /var/log/vbox-install.log to find out why the kernel module does not compile. Most probably the kernel sources were not found. Install them (the package name is probably linux-headers-<version> whereby <version> can be determined by 'uname -r') and execute
[10:07] <muhammed>   /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[10:07] <muhammed> as root."
[10:07] <rsk> nmvictor: yes
[10:07] <Steevo> Is there a program that will let me administer most server functions, including the installation of packages simmilar to webmin?
[10:07] <Paraj> Halabund: I see a few threads on it on forums, have you searched around using Google?
[10:07] <indus> muhammed: sorry cant help with this
[10:07] <muhammed> how to install linux headers?
[10:07] <b3rz3rk3r> vaxetihirr, thats not too bad i guess.. think i saw them for about 20 or 30 quid most places... nice. thx
[10:07] <Halabund> Paraj: yes, but found no solution
[10:07] <rsk> muhammed: install the package with apt-get
[10:07] <nmvictor> rsk: whats the command?
[10:07] <indus> muhammed: have u instaleld the package build-essential
[10:07] <MrEgg964> in Terminal, type : uname -r
[10:07] <vaxetihirr> no probs b3
[10:07] <muhammed> ok thanx indus
[10:07] <rsk> nmvictor: there's to official command
[10:08] <majuk1> Guest60415: You need to A) chmod it so it's executable B) either add the directory it's in to the $PATH variable or move the file to one of the directories listed in $PATH
[10:08] <majuk1> If memory serves.
[10:08] <MrEgg964> muhammed: that command will return your kernel.
[10:08] <indus> muhammed: install 'build-essential' for compiling anything,this probably pulls the headers too
[10:08] <muhammed> yas
[10:08] <indus> but kernel headers are installed already i believe
[10:08] <muhammed> how to do that?
[10:08] <nmvictor> rsk: please give me the command, that'll make it alot easier.i dont want to update  my source.lst right now
[10:09] <indus> sudo apt-get install build-essential
[10:09] <MrEgg964> muhammed: in Terminal, type : uname -r
[10:09] <rsk> nmvictor: you can do it in many different ways, and all are quite compilcated. don't look for one command one fix solution
[10:09] <nmvictor> rsk: ok,give me one way
[10:09] <rsk> nmvictor: also updating sources.list isn't how you upgrade. you use sudo update-manger -d
[10:10] <rsk> nmvictor: download the kernel from kernel.org compile it and install it is one way
[10:10] <muhammed> mr Egg....i typed and i got this "2.6.27-7-generic
[10:10] <nmvictor> rsk: thats the hardest and most risky way i guess,any other?
[10:11] <nmvictor> rsk: i'd apreciate apt-get way, more details?
[10:11] <rsk> no idea about that
[10:11] <MrEgg964> muhammed: ok, so that's your kernel version. Now in Terminal, type : sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.27-7-generic
[10:11] <indus> muhammed: trye the nick nameof person u addressing then press tab for auto completion
[10:12] <muhammed> ok guyz.....I'll try
[10:12] <nmvictor> how do i get the 2.6.28 kernel in synaptic?
[10:12] <rsk> nmvictor: upgrading is probably your easist option
[10:13] <nmvictor> i dont have the bandwidth,thats the problem.Theirs got to be a way,right?
[10:14] <rsk> nmvictor: you can order newest ubuntu cd from shipit for free
[10:14] <nmvictor> i have alternate install and desktop edition, can i get the kernel packages from it?
[10:15] <nmvictor> rsk: i have alternate install and desktop edition of 9.04, can i get the kernel packages from it?
[10:16] <rsk> dunno sounds possible
[10:16] <zsolty_> hi, can somebody explain to me what is hostname and domainname ? I require this information for postfix
[10:17] <rsk> zsolty_: might want to try #network or such
[10:17] <zsolty_> rsk: ok, I'll trie
[10:18] <nnull> i when i start gtkndis tool it says, Unable to see if hardware is present in msgbox, but then says Hardware is present in the display.. iwconfig/ifconfig resolve nadda>>>?
[10:18] <rsk> zsolty_: also the info is easily avail on google
[10:19] <ra21vi> I am findng the best channel to get guide on cvsnt
[10:19] <linuxson25> bazhang: did you get my pastebin message?
[10:20] <ra21vi> i have to crate this ubuntubox a cvsnt server
[10:23] <optimus> guys one question for debate: Is it better to prompt dependencies of application before installing or rather let the user install the application and then prompt him with proper message.
[10:23] <nikolam> Hello. How do you search for files on disk
[10:23] <MrEgg964> optimus: prompt before
[10:23] <optimus> find
[10:23] <nikolam> and search for content of them
[10:23] <nikolam> and gui?
[10:24] <benchik> is it safe to remove completely linux-image-2.6.24-24-386 in synaptic. or should i mark for only remove (not "mark for completely remove")
[10:24] <benchik> ?
[10:24] <optimus> MrEgg964: Justify
[10:24] <nnull> ndiswrapper help: dlink 120 dwa -- i when i start ndisgtk tool it says, Unable to see if hardware is present in msgbox, but then says Hardware is present in the display.. iwconfig/ifconfig resolve nadda>>>?
[10:24] <QuantumKaos> does anyone of u know or use ddrescue?
[10:24] <QuantumKaos> nikolam: nautilus > tools > search
[10:25] <nikolam> there is no tools in Nautilus here on Hardy
[10:26] <MrEgg964> optimus: required deps are... required, so I find it better to know in advance what must be install ahead of time, before I install the actual application.
[10:26] <nikolam> i get no results and i know i should get
[10:26] <silare> Hi, everyone. Does anyone know a good note-taking app that's a GTK app? I know BasKet or so exists, but I'd very very much prefer GTK. Tomboy feels too much like a toy or like for more of a 'sticky notes' or 'todo list' versus something I could use for seriously taking notes in a classroom setting.
[10:26] <nikolam> searching disk is such broken in ubuntu
[10:27] <nikolam> and tracker is fool`s tool
[10:27] <MrEgg964> nikolam: did you try beagle?
[10:27] <Oddie> is there a command to list the wireless network device connected?... basically im setting up kismet and i need the card name and such...
[10:28] <yasser> hi
[10:28] <Oddie> hi
[10:28] <rsk> Oddie: click the network manager?
[10:28] <nikolam> MrEgg964, beagle was cpu time crazy. Stopped me in the middle of my work with its searching. No way to make it behave and index while idle..
[10:28] <majuk1> silare: PM me
[10:28] <nmvictor> is it possible to have mysql-server-4.0 with php5 and apache2?
[10:28] <niko> nikolam: locate is good
[10:28] <nikolam> niko, and GUI?
[10:29] <niko> no gui for locate
[10:29] <nikolam> so?
[10:29] <silare> majuk1: On IRC still or on Ubuntu forums?
[10:29] <Oddie> rsk: network manager shows the user friendly names?.... i need it for kismet... unless im looking wrong
[10:29] <nikolam> I want GUI that can search contents of files
[10:29] <rsk> oh.
[10:29] <optimus> MrEgg964: Accepted, you are absolutely right, but does it stops user experience, i mean user may feel like not trying further if u prompt him?? i am just suggesting..
[10:29] <Oddie> thanks though
[10:31] <cuda> Hi guys, every 120 seconds, ath5k_pci (my wlan module) is my top process for 10 seconds and lags all network connection. Any idea why this happens?
[10:31] <nikolam> Catfish simply not working with any search option
[10:32] <QuantumKaos> im using ddrescue in order to copy the files from a corrupted external hd onto one of my hds, command is "ddrescue -r 1 /dev/sde1 -o /dev/sda1/BackUp1 rescued.log" but this copies em directly on the disk, i want em to be copied in a specific folder, the starting position on the output file's command is "-o" but i dont really know where to put this "-o", and how to specifiy the folder, any idea?
[10:33] <MrEgg964> optimus: I see it the other way around. As a user you want to install your application, right. Psychologically, I find it better to first prepare (ie install the required deps), then install the proper application, then run it ; rather than installing the actual application only to find out that it doesn't work yet. What I mean is, logically, we want to be able to run the app right after we've installed it.
[10:34] <nmvictor> I get this error message when i try to log in through phpmyadmin :  #2002 - The server is not responding (or the local MySQL server's socket is not correctly configured). Will someone please help?
[10:35] <Asphalt> Hey all, I did a apt-get upgrade and now my domain controller is messed up.  I believe the server has the incorrect ldap password
[10:35] <Asphalt> any idea?
[10:36] <optimus> MrEgg964: good theory, might change my view..
[10:40] <mercury1> Hello everybody, I have a problem with grub. On my hd I have intalled two distro frist Fedora and after Ubuntu on a volume group. The two distro share the swap and home partitiions but Fedora have a root partition lv_root and Ubuntu have a root partition lv_ubuntu_root. I configured grub, but when I boot Ubuntu I have a alert message  /dev/mapper/vg_mercury-lv_ubuntu_root that does not exist. and drop me a shell. Can you help me?
[10:41] <c_nick> any community for codeblock related forum
[10:43] <mercury1> Hey can help me?
[10:44] <miquel_puig> what's the problem?
[10:44] <rsk> !ask | mercury1
[10:45] <silare> !tomboy
[10:45] <teolicy> Hi. I'd like to setup an encrypted loopback device using 9.04, and losetup keeps failing (saying the requested key length is not supported by the kernel, though /proc/crypto claims it is). I have experience with encrypted losetup on other platforms. I've tried plain losetup as well as 'apt-get install loop-aes-utils'. From what I see here (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto), it seems that Ubuntu recommends using
[10:46] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[10:47] <yubi> #quaknet
[10:47] <mercury1> Hello everybody, I have a problem with grub. On my hd I have intalled two distro frist Fedora and after Ubuntu on a volume group. The two distro share the swap and home partitiions but Fedora have a root partition lv_root and Ubuntu have a root partition lv_ubuntu_root. I configured grub, but when I boot Ubuntu I have a alert message  /dev/mapper/vg_mercury-lv_ubuntu_root that does not exist. and drop me a shell. Can you help me
[10:49] <eltese> Hi. How do I open .bin files ?
[10:49] <mercury1> I have a problem with grub. On my hd I have intalled two distro frist Fedora and after Ubuntu on a volume group vg_mercury. The two distros share the swap and home partitiions but Fedora have a root partition lv_root and Ubuntu have a root partition lv_ubuntu_root. I configured grub, but when I boot Ubuntu I have a alert message  /dev/mapper/vg_mercury-lv_ubuntu_root that does not exist. and drop me a shell.
[10:49] <mercury1> Can you help me?
[10:50] <rsk> eltese: with mount or mplayer depending on what the file is
[10:50] <teolicy> eltese: The 'file' command (file foo.bin) can possibly help you determine what the file is.
[10:51] <nmvictor> why isn mysql5.0 working in my system?
[10:51] <eltese> rsk and teolicy : this is the file jre-6u15-linux-i586-rpm (its a java file from java.com containing installer)
[10:51] <nmvictor> why isn't mysql5.0 working in my system?
[10:51] <teolicy> Regarding my losetup issue, problem solved, I didn't modprove cryptoloop, duh.
[10:51] <rsk> eltese: ok there's java packages for ubuntu, no need for that one.
[10:52] <eltese> rsk: lol, Ive managed to miss it in synaptic :P
[10:54] <eltese> while Im here is there anyone who can help me with my flash player ? Some things in my firefox just wont play and the videos that will play do so extremely badly (lots of stuttering, impossible to see the screen let alone hear the words)
[10:54] <mercury1> I have a problem with grub. On my hd I have intalled two distro frist Fedora and after Ubuntu on a volume group. The two distro share the swap and home partitiions but Fedora have a root partition lv_root and Ubuntu have a root partition lv_ubuntu_root. I configured grub, but when I boot Ubuntu I have a alert message  /dev/mapper/vg_mercury-lv_ubuntu_root that does not exist. and drop me a shell. Can you help me?
[10:55] <QuantumKaos> guys help, one of my hd's desappeared, itz unmountable, it was mounting it automatically, it was on the fstab, now it just desappeared, what happened?
[10:55] <azlon> i am following a tutorial online for creating a RAID. the tutorial is for a RAID-5 but i am making a RAID-1. in there it says to add "/dev/md0 /var/mdeia auto defaults 0 3" to my /etc/fstab file... what does the 3 at the end of the command mean? number of drives? should i change this to a 2?
[10:56] <silare> QuantumKaos: Look in GParted
[10:56] <silare> Oh, nevermind. He/She ditched. =/
[10:57] <Steevo> Anyone know where I can find some docs on how to configure pppoe at command line?
[10:57] <muhammed> guyz...how to make virtualbox get connect to wireless internet connection?
[10:58] <muhammed> guyz...how to make virtualbox get connect to wireless internet connection?
[10:59] <Asphalt> anyone know how to backup and restore ldap database?
[11:00] <eltese> while Im here is there anyone who can help me with my flash player ? Some things in my firefox just wont play and the videos that will play do so extremely badly (lots of stuttering, impossible to see the screen let alone hear the words)
[11:00] <silare> eltese: What distro, version, and architecture?
[11:00] <muhammed> eltese
[11:00] <QuantumKaos> anyone?
[11:00] <hassanakevazir> anyone has any idea what is hal-system-smbi process, google shows nothing, it takes all my CPU
[11:00] <eltese> ah sorry my bad. Im using Ubuntu 9.04
[11:01] <Gustava> hiya, I've got processes that are getting no CPU time. their 'waiting channel' says 'futex_wait', but I have heaps of CPU free. The processes are Matlab, which runs Java, but I'm pretty sure I started them withoug Java. Any suggestions?
[11:01] <silare> QuantumKaos: Go into your Partition Editor/GParted and see if your partition is still in there.
[11:01] <silare> eltese: Architecture?
[11:01] <Gustava> running 9.04 vanilla on Core2Quad
[11:01] <eltese> silare: hm? Gnome if thats what you mean :)
[11:02] <QuantumKaos> silare: it is, also in media, when i try to open it, it asks my for the root password cuz "internal policy prevents drives to be mounted" ????
[11:02] <silare> eltese: That's desktop environment. =P Architecture means 32-bit (x86 or i386) or 64-bit (x86_64 or amd64).
[11:02] <eltese> silare: ah ok =) 32-bit
[11:03] <silare> QuantumKaos: If it's in GParted, did it have any warnings or anything attached to it? If it has that triangle sign with the ! inside it, you might wanna' view its properties.
[11:03] <eltese> silare: and Ive used both the adobe packages in synaptic and the ones from adobe's homepage. With no difference
[11:03] <Gustava> I'm pretty sure this problem has appeared with the latest kernel (or maybe the prev one - there were two kernel updates in a few days, IIRC) - are there any known bugs with that?
[11:03] <silare> eltese: Erk. When did you download the new Adobe plugins? because the one I DL'd lately seems to have no bugs on it. I can watch things fine.
[11:04] <silare> *and by lately I mean two weeks ago.
[11:04] <wicker> when did you download the new Adobe plugins? because the one I Dl'd lately seems to have no bugs on it.
[11:06] <eltese> silare: hmms well I did download it yesterday. Maybe Ive done it wrong though
[11:07] <azlon> i created a RAID-1, how do i mount it now?
[11:07] <azlon> actually, in gparted it says it is already mounted, but i cant see it...
[11:08] <azlon> when i do df it doesnt display
[11:08] <azlon> i only see sdc1... i should see sda1 and sdb1 also, correct?
[11:09] <Steevo> I have 4 ethernet ports in my server. Only the one that is connected is showing.
[11:09] <Steevo> Do the ports need to be plugged in?
[11:09] <silare> eltese: Try reinstalling the one from Adobe - not the one in the *buntu repos or whatever, but the Adobe ones.
[11:10] <silare> eltese: And make sure if you DID install flashplugin-nonfree or whatever you remove them too.
[11:10] <azlon> !fstab
[11:11] <eltese> silare: ok. Time for me to be an exterminly annoying dude for you . Can I do that via the terminal? Cos I have no clue how to do it :s
[11:12] <silare> eltese: lol It's fine. Terminal? Umm. If you wanna' do it by command line, then do you know if you installed any packages via APT earlier for Flash? If you do and know the package names, aptitude remove should do it.
[11:13] <azlon> how can i view all of my driver?
[11:13] <azlon> drives?
[11:13] <rsk> azlon: lsmod
[11:14] <silare> aslon: Got GParted?
[11:14] <silare> *azlon
[11:15] <azlon> silare, yeah, gparted sees the drives, but i cant see them when im navigating through the cmd line
[11:15] <eltese> silare: Hmms I got it to work now. Removed flash player and installed swfdec instead. That seemed to do it
[11:15] <eltese> silare: thanks for your help
[11:15] <silare> eltese: xD You're welcome. Glad it worked somehow. o.O
[11:15] <silare> azlon: Navigating through the Command Line... See them as in the contents of them or what? You have to mount them before you can see them.
[11:16] <alejandro> Buenas a la gente del canal
[11:16] <azlon> sorry
[11:17] <azlon> had to get new batteries for my mouse
[11:17] <azlon> silare, gparted says they are mounted, but i cant find them
[11:17] <azlon> silare, they are 2 drives as a RAID-1... this is my first time playing with a RAID so i don't really know what i am doing
[11:18] <silare> azlon: Hmm. Does GParted specify a Mount POint?
[11:18] <azlon> no
[11:18] <azlon> brb, i need to restart
[11:19] <andyeb_> ok, any ideas how to get glassfish install on jaunty? installing glassfish-javaee doesn't seem to do a lot
[11:19] <andyeb_> same with glassfish-appserv and glassfish-activation
[11:19] <andyeb_> none of these give me a working glassfish that I can see
[11:20] <Guest20025> I got Nvidia x server program and every start up i need to set resolution cose it's every time 800x600 low and when i press button Save to x configuration file it say unable to remove old x config backup. How should i make it save?
[11:21] <SandCat> hello
[11:22] <ikonia> hello
[11:22] <SandCat> If I have a fullscreen program that crashes on me, what can I do besides a hard reboot?
[11:23] <ikonia> SandCat: what is the application ?
[11:23] <silare> SandCat: Ctrl+Alt+Backspace willkill xserver-xorg....
[11:23] <silare> You'll lose anything that's GUI-based though and is unsaved.
[11:23] <ikonia> silare: not in jaunty it won't
[11:23] <rsk> silare: isn't that disabled in 9.04?
[11:23] <andyeb_> or do Ctrl+Alt+F1
[11:23] <SandCat> VisualBoyAdvance
[11:23] <ikonia> !dontzap
[11:23] <andyeb_> to switch to console
[11:23] <silare> By default. If you have don'tzap...
[11:23] <silare> Yeah. What ubottu said.
[11:24] <ikonia> silare: I assume you installed visual boy advanced using synaptic ?
[11:24] <azlon> silare, ok im back... mouse is working again
[11:24] <ikonia> silare: sorry not you
[11:24] <silare> ikonia: <_< I think you mean SandCat.
[11:24] <ikonia> I did
[11:24] <azlon> silare, so i created a RAID-1 and now i dont know how to mount it
[11:24] <azlon> silare, hold on... let me see if anything changed since i restarted
[11:25] <silare> azlon: Wilkommen. Can you give me a bit more detail on your RAID1 stuffs? (Alright. I'll wait.l)
[11:25] <Guest20025>  silare: i don't want to kill xserver
[11:25] <azlon> silare, i have 2 500GB HDDs formatted as NTFS running in RAID-1
[11:26] <azlon> i formated to ntfs because i need my other machines to access it easily
[11:26] <silare> Guest20025: You're going through the same problem as SandCat too? O.o
[11:26] <azlon> silare, GParted sees the two drives (sda and sdb) as mounted, but when i do df it doesnt display them
[11:27] <Guest20025> silare: i don't know what problem he have
[11:27] <silare> azlon: Gah... What df?
[11:27] <silare> Guest20025: Well, SandCat had a problem with VisualBoyAdvance (fullscreen app) crashing on him and he didn't wanna' do a hard shutdown on his computer, so I told him to kill X.
[11:28] <azlon> silare, i type "df" to display my drive information... i dunno
[11:28] <SandCat> well
[11:29] <SandCat> I think I pressed something I shouldn't have
[11:29] <Guest20025> silare: sorry, didn't notice, i thought u send message to me. Nvidia x server don't save me resolution so i have to do it with every startup.
[11:29] <silare> SandCat: Why?
[11:29] <SandCat> what is ctrl-alt-F1 SUPPOSED to do?
[11:29] <silare> Guest20025: Oh. >_o It's fine. Hmm... You're editing things through your xserver-xconfig file?
[11:29] <Jyxt> SandCat: press the keys and find out :P
[11:29] <silare> SandCat: Opens a virtual terminal.
[11:29] <SandCat> my screen turned off, and my laptop screen gave me a terminal prompt
[11:29] <silare> SandCat: BEFORE YOU HIT IT...
[11:30] <SandCat> I already did lol
[11:30] <AmbientShade> azlon: are you sure that df sees the ntfs format or does it only see ext?
[11:30] <SandCat> I mean, when I dissapeared earlier
[11:30] <silare> SandCat: Know that when you do it and it goes Command Line on you... When it goes into Command Line mode... I think Alt+F7 breaks you out.
[11:30] <Guest20025> silare: only resolution cose different way it is not workin
[11:30] <silare> *Ctrl+Alt+F7
[11:30] <SandCat> ok
[11:30] <azlon> AmbientShade, uhmm... i only sees my ext drive which is sdc
[11:31] <azlon> it*
[11:31] <AmbientShade> azlon: then it only probably sees fs formats that are ext
[11:31] <silare> Guest20025: ...When you edit your xconfig, it doesn't keep the changes?
[11:31] <azlon> AmbientShade, how can i see my NTFS drives?
[11:32] <SandCat> cool
[11:32] <SandCat> so I can use that terminal to kill the crashed program?
[11:32] <AmbientShade> azlon: ubuntu normally auto mounts drives that are just plugged in... can you unplug them and replug them?
[11:32] <azlon> AmbientShade, does it matter that they are in RAID?
[11:33] <AmbientShade> azlon: is it a hardware raid or a software raid?
[11:33] <azlon> software
[11:33] <AmbientShade> azlon: you should probably consult forums for the software raid and ubuntu... I'm not familiar with software raids at all
[11:33] <azlon> the tutorial i am following told me to put "/dev/md0 /var/media auto defaults 0 3" in my /etc/fstab file... but the tutorial is for RAID-5 with 3 drives and i am doing a RAID-1 with 2 drives
[11:34] <AmbientShade> azlon: I have a hardware raid working with ubuntu server and it automatically recognizes it
[11:34] <azlon> hrmm
[11:34] <azlon> ok
[11:34] <azlon> thx
[11:35] <Guest20025> silare: only until i turn off comp, then i need to set it again wtih start up
[11:35] <azlon> !fstab
[11:35] <silare> SandCat: You can. killall visualboyadvance or so.
[11:35] <Yvier6> where is the german ubuntu chaANNEL?
[11:36] <odder> Yvier6: #ubuntu-de
[11:36] <lessshaste> can anyone play http://www.youtube.com/demo/google_main.mp4?2 and if so, how?
[11:36] <silare> Guest20025: Ergh. What does the file change into? Are you sure you forced the change to save?
[11:36] <silare> lessshaste: I have an MPlayer plugin on my Firefox.
[11:36] <a514> I think Empathy did not list the channels? so i typed this one in
[11:37] <lessshaste> silare, does it play?
[11:37] <Yvier6>   /join #ubuntu-de
[11:37] <SandCat> oh that is freaking COOL
[11:37] <SandCat> thanks a lot silare!
[11:37] <deedub1> lessshaste works here
[11:37] <deedub1> just entered the link
[11:37] <azlon> !mdadm
[11:38] <lessshaste> deedub1, what is playing it on your system? Gstreamer?
[11:38] <deedub1> how do I tell?
[11:38] <deedub1> just opened in firefox
[11:38] <a514> anyone using voip or ata in empathy?
[11:38] <lessshaste> deedub1, that's a good question :)
[11:38] <The_Warlock> how am i to use a window manager in karmic? I have not option to select it while bootup
[11:38] <lessshaste> deedub1, which distro?
[11:38] <rsk> The_Warlock: #ubuntu+1
[11:38] <deedub1> ubuntu jaunty 64
[11:38] <Guest20025> silare: don't know what das it change into. Only thing what i am able to try with my comp skills is to press button save x configuration, what it send me  thaty is not able to do that.
[11:39] <deedub1> probable worked with ubuntu-restricted extras I guess
[11:39] <silare> lessshaste: Yes.
[11:39] <deedub1> but had this setup so long dunno what things Ive added by now :)
[11:39] <silare> SandCat: You're welcome. =3 If things like your GNOME Panel act up or anything either, killall gnome-panel is nice to have. ^_~
[11:39] <pro> does anyone know where i can find how i can strip an installed version of ubuntu down to the minimum, i need to make it as small as i can
[11:39] <lessshaste> ok.. so gstreamer on ubuntu is a total failure!
[11:40] <silare> lessshaste: To be fair, I'm actually on Mint, not Ubuntu. >_>;
[11:40] <Draglor> deedub1: Which plugins do you have in your firefox? (one of them should be handling mp4 video)
[11:40] <pro> i have done a dpkg -l and removed everythign i can, and removed all the docs and mans and so on
[11:40] <lessshaste> silare, :)
[11:40] <SandCat> hehe, I just tested it, the fullscreen actually has a different process name from the frontend, so my method didn't kill it, good thing I tested it before I let it crash on me again.
[11:41] <scyx> hi, probably a silly question but is there a way to start programs from terminal without locking it ?
[11:41] <Draglor> scyx: Command &
[11:41] <odder> pro: there is a non-official ubuntu-derivative projetc called U-lite, see http://u-lite.org/
[11:41] <silare> Guest20025: Ouch. D: Hmm. You saved it while you're Super User editing it and then it still changed back?
[11:41] <erUSUL> scyx: put a & at the en of the command line
[11:41] <scyx> oh, that's easier than i thought :p thanks
[11:41] <pro> odder, thanks
[11:41] <silare> Guest20025: Try and figure out what's changing it or so... Or if you have some process where NVIDIA tries to change something on bootup/shutdown, cut it.
[11:41] <deedub1> ok got vlc, mozplayer, shockwave 10, and divx player
[11:42] <Draglor> scyx: to get it back on konsole you have to enter "fg"
[11:42] <SandCat> I am having a lot more fun with the ubuntu terminal then I ever did with DOS X3
[11:42] <aaron11> SandCat: why is that
[11:42] <Rajah^> any user here with Intel GL40 chipsetIntel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M>
[11:42] <silare> SandCat: UNIX Terminal > Command Prompt xD (Although I'm aware too that Command Prompt is DOS: Crap Edition.)
[11:42] <Guest20025> silare: where i would find bootup/shutdown?
[11:43] <AmbientShade> shutdown -h 0
[11:43] <Rajah^> I want to know about jaunty's graphics performance on Intel GL40 chipsetIntel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M?
[11:43] <Rajah^> anybody?
[11:44] <SandCat> I probably because I know more now, actually, I liked using DOS commands over doing things through windows anyway.
[11:44] <Rajah^> Its a new compaq laptop that my friend has bought
[11:44] <SandCat> I like power XD
[11:44] <COm_BOY> [14:19] <COm_BOY> how to install a shared printer.. that is on another network in hardy heron
[11:44] <COm_BOY> [14:19] <COm_BOY> the ip is 172.16.1.66 and the share name is HP .. everyone having windows uses it but i cant
[11:45] <deedub1> Comboy -- what you using?
[11:47] <Rajah^> anybody who can report on intel graphics performance in jaunty?
[11:47] <forceflow> Rajah^: due to a bug in mesa, I have swap issues
[11:50] <ziggyfish> Rajah^, depends on the card
[11:50] <Rajah^> Intel GL40 chipsetIntel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M
[11:50] <COm_BOY> i m using Kubuntu
[11:50] <COm_BOY> hardy heron
[11:50] <VonGuard> i can't find linux-backports-modules-jaunty in synaptic
[11:51] <VonGuard> even with upgrades turned on
[11:51] <VonGuard> unsupported i mean
[11:51] <iamleneko> is it normal that the ubuntu firefox version is radically slower than the windows xp one ?
[11:51] <iamleneko> or is it my computer that have some poor graphic driver issue ?
[11:52] <ziggyfish> iamleneko, nope
[11:52] <silare> Guest20025: Gah. Sorry I vanished. D: Umm... Startup Applications.
[11:52] <silare> Dunno' about shutdown though. ._.
[11:52] <iamleneko> ziggyfish, you have decent performance ?
[11:52] <ziggyfish> yes, always had better performance that windows
[11:53] <iamleneko> ???
[11:53] <PolitikerNEU> iamleneko: It is normal that JS-performance is a bit worse - but not dramatically
[11:53] <iamleneko> you made comparaison ?
[11:53] <deedub1> don't know kde too well here.
[11:53] <iamleneko> or it feel like it is ?
[11:53] <ziggyfish> feels like
[11:53] <Guest20025>  silare: and then what?
[11:53] <iamleneko> strange in opposite the chromium version is faster on linux than the chrome on windows
[11:53] <silare> Guest20025: Look and see if anything involving your xconfig or NVIDIA is around... If not, I dunno'... D: Hmm...
[11:54] <PolitikerNEU> iamleneko: I made the comparision between windows Vista, Fedora 10 and Ubuntu 9.04 some time ago. Windows was best, Fedora a tiny bit worse than windows and ubuntu another bit worse
[11:54] <iamleneko> so it is not a linux issue but an ubuntu one
[11:54] <PolitikerNEU> iamleneko: At least partially, but windows builds are generally better bec. of the better compiler
[11:55] <ubun00b> Hello all. I was wondering if anyone on here has any experience with audio issues in Ubuntu 9, for a HP DV7 laptop.
[11:56] <Gnea> !sound | ubun00b
[11:56] <ziggyfish> PolitikerNEU, mm, http://www.tuxradar.com/content/benchmarked-firefox-javascript-linux-and-windows-and-its-not-pretty ?
[11:57] <SandCat> I have a new conclusion, visualboyadvance sucks, I'm not going to use something that crashes this often.
[11:58] <azlon> ok
[11:58] <azlon> so i made some headway with my raid, but i still have issues
[11:58] <ziggyfish> PolitikerNEU, also AFAIK the compiler is the same for both platforms (GNU gcc)
[11:59] <azlon> can i view the contents of a drive before it is mounted? like i have a RAID1 at /dev/md0 but i cant browse the contents
[11:59] <azlon> it says md0 is not a directory
[12:00] <ubun00b> Thx guys but I have been searching high and low for a solution to this audio, I installed the latest alsa drivers, libraries etc. If someone could look at this alsa information script - http://paste.ubuntu.com/256836/ - it might give you more an idea of the problem i have
[12:00] <PolitikerNEU> ziggyfish: So that is strange - maybe I had a different version of the graphics driver? I also have to admit that my "benchmark" was not really exact - just moved some JS-windows fast and looked the system monitor
[12:00] <iamleneko> i really think than linux is not so great in the graphical domain, refreshing, scrolling etc is so heavy on cpu in regard of the main commercials oses.
[12:01] <iamleneko> (but kickass at networking and computing on the other hand)
[12:01] <Irishmanluke> it depends really on your graphics card
[12:02] <PolitikerNEU> I had a nvidia graphics chip which is said to have good performance
[12:02] <iamleneko> maybe but for this last 10 years as a daily linux user i never had really great performance
[12:03] <majuk1> I have!
[12:03] <majuk1> :D
[12:03] <spanther> windows has backdoor :/
[12:04] <iamleneko> i think it is maybe there is a bunch of acceleration stuff put on the graphic chip dedicated to ms windows
[12:04] <iamleneko> ?
[12:04] <majuk1> iamleneko: They have proprietary code to interface with the technology on those cards that they've been developing and refining for years. That's the difference.
[12:04] <majuk1> And why we're catching up.
[12:05] <Irishmanluke> some cards have proprietary drivers for linux, don't some even have official gpld drivers for linux?
[12:06] <rsk> Irishmanluke: about every card has a driver free or non-free
[12:06] <majuk1> Irishmanluke: Yea, but it's not just the drivers, the whole DirectX code on top of that opens another world to them. X is comparitively young.
[12:07] <Irishmanluke> ah
[12:07] <majuk1> Especially in terms of professional manhours.
[12:08] <Irishmanluke> I've gotten good performance on OpenArena with my latitude d600
[12:09] <Irishmanluke> rsk: but I mean a driver that the manufactuer makes which is gpl
[12:09] <majuk1> Irishmanluke: Sure, that's 10 year old technology. And the Quake 3 source was released to the public. That's why it's so good.
[12:09] <mtlife> is this the right place to ask about upgrading 7.04 to 9.04?
[12:09] <rsk> mtlife: sure.
[12:09] <rsk> mtlife: what's the problem? sudo update-manager -d not working?
[12:10] <mtlife> rsk: well, the problem is. I fixed the pc running ubuntu recently, thats why the distribution is so old
[12:10] <rsk> mtlife: still not seing the problem :)
[12:11] <mtlife> rsk: with fixing it, i mean new motherboard and new graphic card. So now i can not boot into gnome or anything
[12:11] <rsk> mtlife: best option is fresh install of 9.04
[12:11] <mtlife> rsk: when i try to install nvidia legacy drivers, it tells me it cant find the package repository
[12:11] <rsk> mtlife: 7.04 is end of life.
[12:11] <extor> How can I trick ubuntu into install a PDF printer device that I can print web pages to so they end up as PDF docs?
[12:11] <deedub1> mtlife, isnt it time just to do a reinstall from scratch?
[12:12] <mtlife> rsk: yeah and thats where i get anxious, my ftp, apache, mysql, svn and user base are all running on that pc
[12:12] <dutchbuntu> extor: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/636
[12:12] <mtlife> deedub1, thats what i wanted to do. but i have NO idea how to easily backup every config and every service running
[12:12] <deedub1> extor you can print -- file -- print --- print to file, select pdf in ubuntu jaunty
[12:12] <iamleneko> mtlife, test your migration on a spare computer
[12:12] <shashwatpns> !ubottu | shashwatpns
[12:13] <extor> deedub1, no actually that doesnt work. I need it to show up as a dummy printer device for when I am printing from java applets on the web
[12:13] <deedub1> I normally backup /etc and /home and it does the trick
[12:13] <iamleneko> upgrading server in exploitation could be very very problematic
[12:13] <Nitrodist> hi, how do I fix my 'broken' packages?  I removed a bunch of packages through synaptic package manager and 'purged' them as well, but now when I want to re-install any of those packages that I uninstalled I get a big 'broken' packages error.  http://gist.github.com/171872
[12:13] <deedub1> then I do /var if its a web server
[12:14] <iamleneko> mtlife, is it some personnal web server or some server in exploitation for customers
[12:14] <mtlife> deedub1: yes, /home is on a different partition for me so that wouldnt be a problem
[12:14] <mtlife> iamleneko: personal
[12:14] <dutchbuntu> extor: http://hydtech.wordpress.com/2009/03/17/how-to-print-to-pdf-in-ubuntu-intrepid-ibex-and-jaunty-jackalope/
[12:14] <Lockzi> Hi, there don't happen to be any MySQL wizards around here?
[12:14] <hassanakevazir> Hi, I need to downgrade hal, how do I go about that?
[12:14] <Lockzi> I need some help allowing remote access for root user.... Incredibly enough I reinstalled my MySQL server and now I can't get it working. I've logged on localy to the MySQL server and runned GRANT SELECT ON *.* TO 'root'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD 'password'  and flush privileges, but  it says 0 rows affected and also it has no affect when trying to logon remotely. Any ideas anyone?
[12:14] <Draglor> Nitrodist: try to install them using "sudo apt-get install --fix-broken $packages"
[12:14] <Lockzi> I've also commented out the bind = localhost in /etc/mysql/my.conf file.
[12:15] <dutchbuntu> Nitrodist, sudo apt-get install -f
[12:15] <mtlife> and the www-data is in /home too, so that wouldnt be a problem either. Only i am a programmer too and i am running a svn server so i do not want to screw that up
[12:15] <mtlife> mysql backup would be easy
[12:15] <iamleneko> Lockzi, did mysql server is bind to an accessible adress on your network ?
[12:15] <extor> apt-get install cups-pdf :)
[12:15] <deedub1> so how much data do you have to backup mtlife?
[12:16] <Nitrodist> dutchbuntu, Draglor: nope, neither works
[12:16] <Nitrodist> it says that nothing is broken
[12:16] <mtlife> mmm since /home is where i keep all the personal files (including www and svn) it should stay there and be safe. I think its about 1 gig left to backup then
[12:16] <Lockzi> iamleneko: I commented out the bind. I can connect locallly with root, but not remotely since it says "root@TheMySQL-server.domain.tld access denied" something
[12:17] <dutchbuntu> Nitrodist, maybe sudo apt-get clean
[12:17] <mtlife> but i want to be sure that i do not loose my svn, mysql users etc
[12:17] <mtlife> and thats not only in the /etc folder
[12:17] <Nitrodist> dutchbuntu, nope
[12:17] <deedub1>  /etc folder is small
[12:17] <mtlife> i know
[12:17] <Draglor> Nitrodist: Try giving apt-get ALL packages which are complained
[12:17] <iamleneko> Lockzi, same issue with another user than root ?
[12:18] <deedub1> it sounds like you need to do a really good backup, use clonezilla or something
[12:18] <Draglor> not just kde-base
[12:18] <Lockzi> iamleneko: I haven't tried any other user since I have a dedicated MySQL server (the one I'm trying to get working again after reformatting). I wanna manage everything remotely
[12:18] <legend2440> Nitrodist: try   sudo aptitude install kdebase   sometimes aptitude offers solutions that  apt-get does not
[12:18] <mtlife> deedub1: any experience with mysql database backup?
[12:19] <user_> how to access the workgruop computer in windows network
[12:19] <mtlife> including users etc
[12:19] <deedub1> you can manually edit your sources list and maybe take it up to 8.04
[12:19] <Lockzi> I could try to create a new user to try
[12:19] <iamleneko> Lockzi,  i'll try to set another user with @% see it is the same problem
[12:19] <deedub1> a little with a wordpress install upstairs , but not much
[12:19] <xerox1> hi, i am using two displays and i would like to know $DISPLAY of each one; how to do that?
[12:19] <Lockzi> iamleneko: I'll try that, thanks for your help and I'll get back to you if no success :)
[12:20] <mtlife> deedub1, mmm manually edit sources. What are the risks involved in that?
[12:20] <deedub1> if you take a clone of the drive, little cause you can clone it back on again
[12:20] <extor> Damn this cups-pdf works in ubuntu but not on lenny. And it still doesnt fool java :(
[12:21] <deedub1> and with the value you are putting on this data, you'd be silly to upgrade one level of os , let alone 4 or 5 without it
[12:21] <user_> how to access the workgroup computer in windows network through ubuntu 9
[12:21] <vigo> Nitrodust: Have you tried the dpkg -help and such?
[12:21] <Draglor> user_: type "smb:/" in dolphin
[12:22] <Nitrodist> thanks legend2440, got it fixed (hopefully; it's still installing"
[12:22] <Nitrodist> *(
[12:22] <Lockzi> iamleneko: Should I create the new user with host as localhost, or %?
[12:22] <Nitrodist> *)
[12:22] <Draglor> or any other file manager (using kde, don't know if gnome supports the sam vfs types)
[12:22] <iamleneko> %
[12:22] <deedub1> so in your sources youd change all the feisty to hardy and its only going to upgrade two levels of OS, should work, but heck, aint done it so can't guarentee
[12:22] <Lockzi> Allright
[12:22] <mtlife> deedub1, i agree. I have no experience with clonezilla, is it possible to open the backup in some sort of file manager and get my config from there? (should save me time backing up /etc manually)
[12:22] <deedub1> yes you can. Its not easy.
[12:23] <mtlife> clonezilla not easy?
[12:23] <deedub1> What I have done in the past, is use clone zilla, then boot to a live CD and tar /etc /var and /home so I have multiple options
[12:23] <deedub1> then let rip the manually edited sources.list and see what happenes
[12:23] <deedub1> clonezilla is pretty straight forward
[12:23] <deedub1> follow the prompts
[12:23] <mtlife> :D
[12:26] <dehqan> good day everybody ; how can be a mp3 be played for anotherone in chat in pidgin app ?
[12:26] <deedub1> the "not easy" was unzipping the clone zilla backups. If I recall, the last time I wanted access, I used VirtualBox. Just uncloned to a hard drive in virtual box,. Workled a treat
[12:27] <mtlife> mmm sounds like a pain, better to backup /etc and /var just in case
[12:27] <Irishmanluke> Lockzi: my mysql says that global priveleges are granted by the statement grant all on *.*
[12:27] <mtlife> wouldnt it be better to do a fresh install instead of changing sources?
[12:28] <Lockzi> Irishmanluke: I seem to have fixed it by creating a new user. Really odd but thanks :)
[12:28] <deedub1> Fresh install means you can go straight to Jaunty
[12:28] <dehqan> in yahoo messenger with voice conference this work was possible ..
[12:28] <deedub1> Id like to know if you could do it manually editing sources.
[12:28] <dehqan> now in pidgin
[12:28] <dehqan> a mp3 that is playing in debian how can be played for friend in chat ?
[12:28] <deedub1> if you dont have strick download quotas, its less configuration
[12:29] <deedub1> Generally, installing fresh gives better results
[12:29] <Irishmanluke> Lockzi: ok congradulations
[12:31] <vigo> From what I have read and done, a System Upgrade is done in stages, 1,2,3, not 1,3 , that would be Fiesty,Gutsy,Hardy,Jaunty. I agree a fresh install is usually better than a mas package upgrade.
[12:31] <mtlife> deedub1, no download quotas here. Fresh should give better results and i understand that, makes a nice clean install.. will first try to do it via sources and if that fails do a fresh install
[12:31] <mtlife> but first backup
[12:32] <deedub1> But system upgrade from 7.04 to 8.04 will more than likely work as hardy is lts
[12:32] <vigo> !backup
[12:32] <orochi> it's fairly easy to get a 32gb usb key or the like, move your home directory onto it, install the new release and move everything back
[12:32] <orochi> or a 1tb usb hard drive if you have too much porn for a usb key :P
[12:32] <dehqan> any opinion ,thanks but it's urgent
[12:33] <deedub1> let us know if you can mtlife
[12:33] <Irishmanluke> rsync + cron ftw
[12:33] <mtlife> orochi: but its a server with svn, mysql etc ;) so not only the home dir to backup
[12:33] <mtlife> running mirc from windows now, so i can stay online if anything goes wrong :D
[12:34] <gdsgsdg> dehqan: i don't think that it is possible to play mp3's in pidgin - at least i've never heard of it
[12:34] <dehqan> gdsgsdg no this is not aim
[12:34] <dehqan> not to playing mp3 in pidgin
[12:35] <dehqan> play for another one in chat conference a mp3 that is playing with e.g mplayer ...
[12:35] <vigo> dehqan: Gnome?
[12:35] <dehqan> yes
[12:35] <dehqan> yes vigo
[12:36] <randy2009> Hello, can someone tell me what KbdInteractiveAuthentication is?
[12:36] <randy2009> (as in ssh)
[12:36] <orochi> As an aside...the user-agent info in ubuntu's package of firefox 3.5 refers to Shiretoko instead of Firefox, obviously...the problem is that it results in a lot of errors on different sites asking you to switch to Firefox when it's not recognized
[12:36] <dehqan> play for another one in chat conference a mp3 that is playing with e.g mplayer ... this was possible in windows ...by making internal voice ...
[12:37] <vigo> dehqan: Here is from the Forums, looks like Totem may be wrong, here is the fix: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1240817&highlight=pidgin+music
[12:38] <xerox1> i am using two displays and i would like to know $DISPLAY of each one; how to do that?
[12:38] <deedub1> echo $DISPLAY
[12:39] <root> n
[12:39] <Guest24525> yo
[12:39] <jorge_> hola
[12:39] <Draglor> xerox1: First should be :0 second :1
[12:39] <Guest24525> any aspire one users
[12:39] <deedub1> xerox1 open xterm and type echo $DISPLAY on the appropriate display will work just fine
[12:40] <jorge_> i am a aspire one user
[12:40] <deedub1> one will be :0.0 the other will be :0.1
[12:40] <deedub1> if I recall
[12:40] <xerox1> Draglor, deedub1 thx will try that
[12:40] <Guest24525> how does your system run
[12:40] <Draglor> deedub1: formally, yes, but :0 should work as well
[12:40] <jorge_> ubuntu 8.04
[12:40] <jorge_> its very good
[12:41] <dutchbuntu> !flood |jorge_
[12:41] <vigo> dehqan: And here are some plugins that Pidgin supports and uses: http://code.google.com/p/pidgin-musictracker/
[12:41] <Guest24525> i am using backtrack 4
[12:41] <dehqan> thanks vigo should be read
[12:41] <dehqan> bye 4 now
[12:41] <jorge_> i dont know what is backtrack 4?
[12:41] <Guest24525> i am gathering info about everyone in here
[12:42] <Guest24525> vigo your password is too simple
[12:42] <orochi> !ops
[12:42] <Draglor> I'm sometimes starting an xserver using "DISPLAY=:1 ; startx " for testing and it works I even can start other apps using DISPLAY=:1 on this ;)
[12:43] <jpds> Guest24525: Hi.
[12:43] <Guest24525> draglor info is downloading now
[12:44] <Guest24525> connecting to iron
[12:44] <dulipak> Guest24525: try me..
[12:45] <jpds> dulipak: Too late, mate.
[12:45] <jiohdi> why does the system not turn off after shut down? I get to system halted and then it just sits there?
[12:45] <dulipak> lol
[12:45] <jiohdi> anyone else have this happen?
[12:45] <deedub1> jpds did you  ....... invite .... it to leave :)
[12:46] <deedub1> jiohdi : Ive had it happen before, but not for some time
[12:46] <jpds> deedub1: Not really, just being a little pushy. ;)
[12:46] <deedub1> next time can you arrange for a double back filp and half twist?
[12:46] <jiohdi> deedub, I have 3 machines, the laptop shuts down just fine, but the other two just sit
[12:48] <vigo> Guest24525: How do I fix that?
[12:48] <dutchbuntu> deedub1, i've had this happening on my desktop with 7.10 and 8.04. it disappeared in 8.10 and reappeared in 9.04...
[12:48] <jiohdi> why use gnome when xubuntu is so much better at memory management?
[12:48] <zetheroo1> I have an external USB HDD and a friend wants to borrow it to copy some stuff off of it ... I would like to make it so that he can only access the one folder and not the others .... is there a way to do that?
[12:49] <orochi> vigo: Do you have sshd running on your system
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> zetheroo1:  what fileysstem? ext2/3? if he knows linux he can get full access...
[12:49] <deedub1> jiohdi, eye candy is about it
[12:49] <deedub1> got enough memory, and grunt it makes no difference
[12:49] <jiohdi> deedub, is there anything you can't do besides eye candy with xfce?
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> zetheroo1:  unless you move all your secret stuff to some password protected encrypted file or similer.
[12:49] <zetheroo1> Dr_Willis: I am using ext4 ... he is running Windows XP and knows nothing of Linux
[12:49] <dutchbuntu> :s/deedub1/jiohdi/g
[12:49] <deedub1> prob not
[12:49] <Draglor> zetheroo1: Have a look at truecrypt
[12:49] <deedub1> guess its what your used to
[12:49] <vigo> orochi: I do not think so, I have to relearn this every day.
[12:50] <orochi> vigo: He's probably lying about having gotten your password then, but just in case, open a console and type passwd
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> zetheroo1:  I am unaware of any tools for windows to let it read ext4 at this time.
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> !ifs
[12:50] <zetheroo1> Dr_Willis: oh sorry ... the USB HDD is NTFS
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> zetheroo1:  theres no way to protect a ntfs filesystem like that - that i know of.
[12:50] <Draglor> zetheroo1: It's no problem, Linux hasr full r/w access to NTFS
[12:51] <zetheroo1> Draglor: I have heard of it ... but thought it was more for encrypting volumes ... can it lock a folder?
[12:51] <Draglor> just encrypt anything you don't want him to see
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> encrypt all the files.. :) fun.
[12:51] <Draglor> you can set up an encrypted file, yes
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> and hope they dont get messed up. :)
[12:51] <zetheroo1> argh
[12:51] <Draglor> Never had problems Dr_Willis
[12:51] <zetheroo1> I was hoping there was a way to restrict access to a folder
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> Draglor:  on NTFS?
[12:52] <Draglor> Not really, as he's root/admin on his box, zetheroo1
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> id hate to enctypte 100GB of files just to keeop them 'safe'
[12:52] <Draglor> Neither NTFS nor any other filesystem I use truecrypt on.
[12:53] <aaron11> does anyone know how to uninstall blender which has been downloaded from the blender website
[12:53] <zetheroo1> Dr_Willis: exactly
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> aaron11:  depends on how it installed... .deb .bin .sh .???
[12:54] <SoftwareKing> Hello
[12:54] <Draglor> I normally use encfs for on-the-fly encrypting anything on external storage ... but sometimes I use truecrypt as well as windows users can access the files as well (If they got the keys)
[12:54] <apparle> how to see which modules are loaded...........tell the command
[12:54] <aaron11> Dr_Willis: i installed it by the debi package instaler
[12:54] <noqerr> ???
[12:54] <Draglor> lsmod
[12:54] <Draglor> apparle
[12:55] <jiohdi> anyone know how to get an xls file to work on Xubuntu as a launcher?
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> aaron11:  then you shoudl be able to use the package manager tools to  remove it
[12:55] <deedub1> jiohdi what do you want to open the xls in?
[12:55] <aaron11> !who apparle
[12:55] <jiohdi> deedup, open office
[12:55] <aaron11> !who | apparle
[12:56] <aaron11> !tab
[12:56] <deedub1> ooffice openthisone.xls
[12:56] <deedub1> create a customer launcher with that as command
[12:56] <jiohdi> I will attempt
[12:56] <apparle> My friend  used this http://kernelnewbies.org/KernelBuild (1st method) to build the kernel.....now has only CLI and no GUI ........how to fix it
[12:56] <ubun00b> how do i get my mouse wheel to scroll 1 line instead of the default. Cant see it when i goto mouse options
[12:56] <deedub1> you might need to give full path names
[12:57] <apparle> aaron11: I asked the question to everyone :)
[12:57] <Draglor> apparle: Reboot to the old working kernel.
[12:57] <deedub1> lsmod lists modules
[12:58] <apparle> Draglor: then
[12:59] <sipior> apparle: he probably just needs to rebuild the display driver to match the kernel he constructed.
[12:59] <deedub1> probably has proprietry drivers, so now he needs them reinstalled
[13:00] <apparle> sipior: how to do that......any tutorial of link
[13:00] <deedub1> could copt xorg.conf xorg,conf.old then delete xorg.conf and X will probably start on the open source drivers
[13:00] <deedub1> then go to hardware drivers and reinstall
[13:01] <m3m0r3xXx``> hey, how to make my soundcard go output 5.1
[13:01] <deedub1> copt = copy
[13:01] <deedub1> ick typing sux
[13:02] <m3m0r3xXx``> :)
[13:02] <deedub1> m3m google pulse audio 5.1
[13:02] <m3m0r3xXx``> thx
[13:02] <sipior> apparle: find the vendor for his video card. grab code and compile according to the instructions given.
[13:02] <deedub1> keep meaning to set it up, found some good stuff but haven't done it yet
[13:02] <Pici> deedub1: Please don't refer people to google here, *this* is the support channel.
[13:02] <deedub1> sorry buddy
[13:03] <apparle> of thanks guys..............I'll do it
[13:03] <ubun00b> Do the audio drivers in Vista use the same codec names that ubuntu does?
[13:03] <deedub1> gice a man a fish he eats for a day. Teach him to fish ,,,,.....
[13:03] <Draglor> ubun00b: What do you mean saying "codec names"?
[13:04] <NielsE> I'm subscribed to a lot of mailing lists in gmail, can I configure Evolution in such a way that I get only the messages in my Inbox?
[13:04] <Pici> deedub1: With that logic we could just have a bot here that says 'google it' and we could all go home :(
[13:04] <deedub1> not really
[13:04] <deedub1> still need to google the right thing
[13:04] <m3m0r3xXx``> I don't have .asoundrc in my home dir can I create it ?
[13:04] <deedub1> feel free to come up with the right answer though, I do mean to try it out on my system upstairs, on list of things to do
[13:04] <Draglor> Pici: But some questions are to general ... I have been about to write something similiar to deedub1, but he was faster
[13:05] <deedub1> m3m yep, you can
[13:05] <ubun00b> Draglor: Well I'm searching the git.alsa-project.org for alsa version, and to find the codec my audio card uses. But because alsa doesnt pickup my audio card i do not know the codec, so i was wondering if vista uses the same name reference.
[13:05] <majuk> Dangit, someone jinxed me, I rebooted now ALSA won't work.
[13:05] <kebomix> anyone give me the path where ubuntu download update packages on it
[13:05] <apparle> ubun00b: which soundcard do you have
[13:06] <ubun00b> apparle:  Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[13:06] <Jonta> Anyone who dualboots with MSW who can pastebin their /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[13:06] <legend2440> kebomix: /var/cache/apt/archives
[13:06] <apparle> ubun00b: and what codec does vista report
[13:06] <apparle> Jonta: what happened
[13:06] <majuk> omg and now it does. gg slow loading alsa modules
[13:06] <Jonta> Preferably one that's a bit older
[13:07] <Jonta> apparle: Bootorder.
[13:07] <Jonta> Basically it can't find the MSW-path
[13:07] <Jonta> "Selected disk does not exist"
[13:07] <ubun00b> apparle: I havent checked that out yet, i wanted make sure that it does before rebooting (alsa info for my card - http://paste.ubuntu.com/256869/ )
[13:07] <Jonta> Though, this one would be more personalized to my computer, wouldn't it?
[13:07] <kebomix> legend2440: there is no packages on it !
[13:08] <jjmontes> hi guys... I have a question on packaging and I am confussed about the way metapackages work...
[13:09] <jjmontes> is this a proper place to ask?
[13:09] <apparle> ubun00b: check in syslog for something like codec read timeout etc.....I used to get that until I told the driver to load ac97codec specifically
[13:09] <tux_> is there a way to save a favourite radio station in VLC ?
[13:10] <legend2440> kebomix: do you have option selected  in synaptic that says     Delete Packages after install?
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> tux_:  i think you can save the url to a file (or .pls) file, and tell vlc to load it.
[13:10] <tux_> Dr_Willis, kinda lame huh?
[13:10] <apparle> Jonta: pastebin you current menu.lst
[13:10] <Jonta> apparle: OK. Hang on
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> tux_:   I have better 'radio' player programs then vlc. so i dont really care :)
[13:11] <tux_> Dr_Willis, don't stop caring, someone has to think of the children..!
[13:11] <jjmontes> I created a package that installs a few other packages (it depends on them)... now, if I manually uninstall any of them, my package gets uninstalled... however, all other packages are suggested for autoremoval now, while I need them to stay installed (like if they were manually marked for installation)
[13:11] <ubun00b> apparle: Thanks for your help dude... Its weird because it see's the sound card but alsa just doesnt recognise it. Where would i find the syslog in ubuntu (this is my very first ubuntu install, still finding my way around the palce)
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> tux_:  it takes a village!
[13:12] <apparle> Guys plz tell how to open syslog in ubuntu to ubun00b .....I use kubuntu so I don't know in gnome
[13:12] <pablo__> hola
[13:12] <Liudvikas> hi
[13:12] <pablo__> hi
[13:12] <pablo__> how you doing
[13:12] <pablo__> ?
[13:13] <Liudvikas> nothing
[13:13] <Liudvikas> instal linux nov
[13:13] <pablo__> is there anyone to talk to me
[13:13] <ubun00b> please :)
[13:13] <Jonta> apparle: http://pastebin.com/m8fbfac6
[13:14] <Liudvikas> hi
[13:14] <legend2440> apparle: well one way is open  System>Administration>Log File Viewer
[13:14] <Jonta> Hi Liudvikas
[13:15] <Liudvikas> hi Jonta
[13:15] <ubun00b> thx
[13:15] <odder> ubun00b: tail /var/log/syslog ?
[13:16] <indus> hi
[13:17] <apparle> Jonta: how many MSW installations do you have......................post the complete menu.lst and also post the output of 'sudo fdisk -l'
[13:17] <Jonta> apparle: Just the one. Different listings for different tries though
[13:18] <Jonta> Posting...
[13:18] <_daniel_> hi, i'm having some issues configuring my bluetooth-keyboard with my ps3 on jaunty... i found a workaround: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ps3-port/+bug/292042
[13:18] <_daniel_> but as you can see, its not working for me, can you help me?
[13:19] <punkrockergul> hello guys.. i hav forgotten my password in xchat ..is ther anyway i can get it back?
[13:19] <apparle> ubun00b: see this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1156040 I got this error and fix
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> punkrockergul:  if you mean your passwprd for your nickname on this IRC server  yoyu can get that back i think   /msg nickserv help
[13:20] <ubun00b> apparle: thank you
[13:20] <punkrockergul> Dr_Willis, r u sure i will get it back..?
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> punkrockergul:  you regiestered it and gave it an email address... it can reset it i think
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> punkrockergul:  read the nickserv help/docs/website and see.
[13:20] <sarmisak> hi all
[13:21] <m3m0r3xXx``> thanks for the help mates, now I don't have sound at  all :))
[13:22] <punkrockergul> Dr_Willis, i want to register newly.. wat is the command plz
[13:23] <hellues> James_N,
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> punkrockergul:    /msg nickserv help
[13:23] <hellues> are you james_B
[13:23] <James_N> No
[13:23] <hellues> sorry
[13:24] <Jonta> apparle: http://pastebin.com/d5d686e11
[13:24] <turin13> Hello
[13:24] <Tao_J> .g dreambot
[13:25] <turin13> Maybe someone can help me with Gnome Commander?
[13:25] <Tao_J> .help
[13:25] <Tao_J> sorry.
[13:25] <Lartza_> Anyone familiar with trickle? Can I change the speed limit of a program after launching it with limit like 40 and I want to lift it to 80 for example.
[13:25] <Tao_J> i send wrong message.
[13:26] <punkrockergul> register samzraiz punkrockergul@hotmail.com
[13:26] <mtlife> deedub1, i'm trying to boot clonezilla live cd, tried 2 different distro's (the debian and ubuntu one) both of which give a crc error (burned with img burn and verified correctly), any ideas?
[13:26] <turin13> I just cannot rename group of files
[13:26] <punkrockergul> oh shit
[13:26] <box> my ubuntu 9.04 is autologin, everytime it loads the desktop, then will ask me a keyring password to connect the wirless connection, can the wirless connects without that password?
[13:26] <orochi> punkrockergul: /msg nickserv register password e-mail
[13:26] <turin13> I have to replace dots (.) with spaces and dont know how
[13:26] <orochi> just don't use that one :>
[13:27] <mtlife> anyone experience with clonezilla? it wont boot for me
[13:27] <maginot> I removed and downloaded the last openoffice .deb package from openoffice page, installed without errors but when trying to openany file it keeps crashing (ubuntu 8.10)
[13:27] <erUSUL> !info mmv | turin13
[13:28] <punkrockergul> orochi, i doomed :P
[13:28] <mtlife> !info backup
[13:29] <mtlife> !backup
[13:29] <punk> hey
[13:29] <orochi> punkrockergul: nah i've seen people do it in here before i'd recommend a password with more numbers and special characters though
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> turin13:  theres several ways to do it.   mmv, or qmv, or some basic scripting.
[13:30] <Cristi1> hello
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> !hi | Cristi1
[13:30] <apparle> Jonta: you did not post the output of 'sudo fdisk -l'
[13:30] <Cristi1> my title bar are disapearing when starting compiz
[13:30] <turin13> Dr_Willis: As i understand - dot - is a replacement for any symbol. So, if i put the dot in dialog system think that i mean anything. If that, how i can remove dots?
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: do you have an vnidia graphic card?
[13:31] <Cristi1> yes
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[13:31] <Cristi1> i just want to fix this
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: will do, they are called window decorators btw
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: let me find a guide, you need some lines in xorg.conf
[13:32] <Jonta> apparle: http://pastebin.com/d2822f9d7
[13:32] <Cristi1> ok
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=649480
[13:32] <Cristi1> thanks
[13:32] <Cristi1> this will fix it
[13:32] <Cristi1> ?
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: add the lines, save the new file, restart x
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: yep
[13:32] <Cristi1> ok
[13:32] <Cristi1> thanx
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: you can also run ccsm and Go to the Advanced Desktop Effects and Settings and enable the Window Decoration feature.
[13:33] <DigitalDaz21> Hi all, does anyone no how I can add pointopoint to my network interface during install?
[13:33] <Cristi1> i dont like that one
[13:33] <Cristi1> too simple
[13:33] <turin13> Dr_Willis: As i understand - dot - is a replacement for any symbol. So, if i put the dot in dialog system think that i mean anything. If that, how i can remove dots?
[13:33] <Cristi1> i love compiz and the cube
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> turin13:   . CAN mean  a pattern.. or its also a character.
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> turin13:  you can escape it wht  a backslash.. or  other methods.
[13:34] <turin13> In Gnome Commander its a pattern. And i used it
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> then read the gnome-commandder docs and perhaps see how they escape it.
[13:34] <turin13> Dr_Willis: backslash? Ill try
[13:35] <apparle> Jonta: put this in menu.lst http://paste.ubuntu.com/256885/ and then try booting it
[13:35] <Cristi1> my friend wants to install ubuntu along windows on a 256 mb ram PC is this right?
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: i think its ghastly
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> I dont use that tool. i perfer rox filer. :) it has a nice multi-rename feature
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: 256mb is fine
[13:35] <coens> i am french
[13:35] <Pici> !fr | coens
[13:35] <turin13> Dr_Willis: backslash works!
[13:35] <Cristi1> ok thanks
[13:35] <turin13> Dr_Willis: Thanks! :)
[13:36] <wrapster> I have a .pkg file that I need to convert to .deb
[13:36] <diedhiou> SLt A ToUS JE NE PEU PAS OUVRIR MON NAVIGAEUR WEB POUVEZ VOUS M'AIDER
[13:36] <wrapster> is there a way to do it?
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: if you want a more responsive system use xubuntu or install lxde on the system
[13:36] <Jonta> apparle: Testing...
[13:36] <Pici> !fr | diedhiou
[13:36] <Jonta> apparle: Whoopey! Thank you!
[13:36] <_daniel_> noone any idea?
[13:37] <apparle> Jonta: ok enjoy :)
[13:37] <abbronzato> hello, i need help for the "guest" session: is it possible to start it directly from the login window?
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> _daniel_: i dont see your query, wassup?
[13:38] <Detox> anyone up for a rsync question?
[13:38] <diedhiou> #ubuntu-fr
[13:38] <abbronzato> i'd like to have a "volatile" user that cannot access to all the hd datas, if it is possible
[13:38]  * Cristi1 slaps Cristi1 around a bit with a large trout
[13:39]  * Cristi1 slaps Cristi1 around a bit with a large trout
[13:39] <Cristi1> what is slap?
[13:39] <Pici> Cristi1: Please don't do that here
[13:39] <Cristi1> what it is doing
[13:39] <Cristi1> ?
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> Cristi1:  if you dont know.. then stop doing it.
[13:39] <Pici> Cristi1: Its creating needless noise in an already busy channel.
[13:39] <Cristi1> ohh sorry
[13:40] <ribot> hi
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: its a lame use of the /me irc command, it actually does nothing but display text
[13:40] <Cristi1> ok
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> abbronzato:  the 'guest' session is a special session. You could in theory make a 'guest-type' user that you can use from the login screen.
[13:40] <linux> hallo an alle
[13:40] <ribot> im having a problem with watching youtube vidoes. at first i installed gnash, then flash, uninstalled gnash, still doesnt work
[13:41] <coens> hi i am french
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> !fr | coens
[13:41] <linux> kennt sich jemand mit der einrichtung eines touchpads bei ubuntu aus?
[13:41] <Cristi1> ribot : does it display any mesage?
[13:41] <Pici> !de | linux
[13:41] <ribot> Cristi1: no, the video is just a light gray rectangle
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> ribot: run: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; dpkg -l | grep flash > ~/temp.txt; pastebinit ~/temp.txt; rm ~/temp.txt
[13:42] <abbronzato> hello Dr_Willis , thanks, i tried with desktop user and unprivileged, but: that user store all datas in their home, and, i don't understand it, can access to all the datas in the whole disk (eg: the /boot folder, and the administrator home!!!)
[13:42] <maginot> what is Für  ?
[13:42] <Cristi1> do you have a good connection?
[13:42] <abbronzato> cannot delete, ok, but can read all!
[13:42] <abbronzato> the "guest sessione, works well)
[13:42] <dos|equis> guys
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> abbronzato:  if the permissions on the other directories were set mor esecurely - they wouldent be able to. they can 'see' the data.. but not change it. so its not really a security issue
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> ribot: what is the link your terminal displays?
[13:42] <dos|equis> need help
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> !ask | dos|equis
[13:43] <abbronzato> yes , yes, any idea for have that user volatile?
[13:43] <dos|equis> why is my directory, "/usr/lib" have so many files?
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> abbronzato:  nope. Not really somnthing i need.
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> dos|equis:  because thats were all the system libraries are stored?
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: its the location of all the libs that all your apps use
[13:43] <abbronzato> is for left the pc alone, with some "from zero" user
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> dos|equis:  any reason it shouldent have a lot of files?  does it matter?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: they can be used by more than one app which uses ram and hdd space better
[13:44] <dos|equis> Can I eliminate some useless files in my /usr/lib directory?
[13:44] <coens> turin 13 please
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> dos|equis:  why are you worried about it?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: uninstall unnecessary programs, if there are libs that no other app uses, it will be removed
[13:44] <coens> ("Leaving)"
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> dos|equis:  if you dont know what they are/doing - good idea to leave it alone.
[13:44] <ribot> ActionParsnip: it greps adobe flash player plugin version 10
[13:44] <dos|equis> ok...
[13:45] <ribot> and installer
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> ribot: ok then remove that too
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> ribot: i was kinda hoping yuoud paste the link in here too
[13:45] <ribot> ActionParsnip: yes but i dont wanna install pastebin
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> ribot: its hugely useful
[13:45] <coens> how are you
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> ribot: i got a meeting to chair, back in 10 ok
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> then cut/[aste the stuff manually.. :)
[13:46] <zarshark> I'm developing Ariel. It is a software which allows to manage own customized vocabularies and provides the user with a training module in order to learn terms. If you are interested to join in the project, feel free to contact me from the website: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ariele/
[13:46] <abbronzato> Dr_Willis, thanks, last question, without a user pwd, and any autologin option, is it "secure" (is not a bank, for the average user) use the guest session? or is there some workaround to bypass it?
[13:46] <Pici> zarshark: Please don't advertise here.
[13:46] <dos|equis> Thanks, guys.
[13:46] <Pici> zarshark: If you want to talk about the project, you can do so in #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:47] <coens> how are you Pici
[13:47] <LordMetroid> Do one use any iso for the usb-creator?
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> abbronzato:  users  by default are locked down enough where they cant hurt the system - thats sort of fundamental. Theres ways to lock them down further if you wanted.
[13:47] <Pici> coens: I'm fine.
[13:47] <_daniel_> my query was:
[13:47] <_daniel_> hi, i'm having some issues configuring my bluetooth-keyboard with my ps3 on jaunty... i found a workaround: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ps3-port/+bug/292042
[13:47] <_daniel_> but as you can see, its not working for me, can you help me?
[13:47] <qnix> hi, how could I check what,s the error if my lilo freezes/stalls after the message: Bios data check successfully ?
[13:47] <FloodBot3> _daniel_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> LordMetroid:  unetbootin can use a range of iso/disrtos if you want to try it.
[13:48] <_daniel_> oO
[13:49] <ribot> ActionParsnip: ok it's working now, thanks
[13:50] <abbronzato> yes i know it, unlucky my english is not so good for explain better i retry: if i left the pc with a "guest session" to a user that does not know any users password, and the autologin deactivated, can be considered "secure" ? (eg:for left the guest session, and enter in a normal user one is always requested a user pwd?)
[13:50] <jonny_b> hello,running FF 3.0.13 and just isolated flashplayer 10.0 r32 as the source of my many crashes.What can i do
[13:51] <dos|equis> Anyone knows how to speed up my ubuntu 8.04?
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> dos|equis:   why do you think its slow?
[13:51] <dos|equis> I guess so.
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> coens:  is there some reason you feel the need to msg me?
[13:51] <dos|equis> My windowXP runs a little faster than my Ubuntu 8.04
[13:51] <coens> your god
[13:52] <qnix> lol
[13:52] <sebrock> anyone knows why I get Error 16:Inconsistent filesystem structure after a kernel update? This has happened two times now. The old kernel works fine.
[13:52] <apparle> dos|equis: disable the graphic effects
[13:52] <dos|equis> I dont use effects in my UI
[13:52] <Cristi1> dos|equis : how much ram do you have?
[13:52] <dos|equis> 1gb
[13:52] <Dr_Willis> dos|equis:  my Ubuntu box runs 2x as fast as my windows... so.. to each their own i guess
[13:53] <dos|equis> I know, Linux runs faster than M$
[13:53] <jake> my Ubuntu box did a full reboot before my wife's vista could go from the logon screen to windows
[13:53] <dos|equis> but, could someone help how to speed up my system?
[13:53] <Cristi1> jake: cool
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> dos|equis:  #1 - how are you even going to 'test' the speeds?
[13:53] <jake> dos what do you need help with?
[13:54] <dos|equis> I want my ubuntu box to run faster
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> ribot: cool
[13:54] <dos|equis> Even than rendering of graphics is a little slow
[13:55] <JarlG> If I am running ubuntu, and I install xfce, and delete GNOME, will that be equal to a switch between Ubuntu to Xubuntu?
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> overclock and liquid oxygen cooling.. :)
[13:55] <jake> is it 3d that's going slow for you?
[13:55] <dos|equis> nope
[13:55] <jake> or 2d graphics
[13:55] <Guest20025> how can i make video workin in internet. I mean for any site and program. is there any program what would my video workin no matter what kind is on site?
[13:55] <Dr_Willis> JarlG:  basically. may be be a few issues..  but thats doable.. personally i keep both desktops installed.
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> _daniel_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=594624
[13:55] <apparle> Guest20025: install flash player
[13:55] <dos|equis> I'm only using eclipse and some other non-heavyweight graphics app I'm using.
[13:56] <apparle> !flash | Guest20025
[13:56] <misse-> JarlG: kindof. Try by installing the xubuntu-desktop package, you'll get a complete xubuntu isntall. I'm not sure how to completeley remove the gnome part though
[13:56] <jake> dos: ati or nvidia?
[13:56] <dos|equis> nvidia
[13:56] <JarlG> Okay, thanks!
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: have you installed video drivers?
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> Guest20025:  theres no  guarentee of 'for any site and program'    you could just try the various converter tools and download/convert the vidoes to somthing you know you can watch.
[13:56] <dos|equis> I don't know if the legacy code for nvidia is installed
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[13:56] <dos|equis> can you help me how to check if its install
[13:56] <dos|equis> ok2x
[13:56] <dos|equis> I'll try
[13:57] <Cristi1> ok
[13:57] <Cristi1> im going to install ubuntu
[13:57] <Cristi1> wish me goog luck
[13:57] <Dr_Willis> 'do or do not, there is no try' :)
[13:57] <dos|equis> I'm having a problem
[13:57] <dos|equis> It displayed an error
[13:57] <qnix> does anyone have a package of kernel 2.6.18 for hardy?
[13:57] <Cristi1> can i emulate games with cedega from my hard drive?
[13:58] <dos|equis> E: Couldn't find the package nvidia-glx-180 <---- It produce an error like this one.
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: if they are very portable then yes, they will most likely need installing under cedega
[13:58] <farciarz84> wodim: No such file or directory.
[13:58] <Dr_Willis> Cristi1:  with wine/cedega its best to reinstall the app using wine/cedega
[13:58] <farciarz84> Cannot open SCSI driver!
[13:58] <Cristi1> ok
[13:58] <Cristi1> thaks
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: what is the ouput of: lsb_release -c
[13:58] <farciarz84> how to mount my cdrom, sdc0 and cdrom doesn't exist in my /dev/
[13:59] <Cristi1> witch are the chances that a game that works in win to work in ubuntu through wine?
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> farciarz84:  my cd is /dev/sr0
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: some games may, if you contact the support number you have then they will be able to give the support you have paid for
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | Cristi1
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: some do, some don't
[13:59] <dos|equis> hardy
[13:59] <farciarz84> Dr_Willis: how to find which is mine?
[13:59] <dos|equis> I'm using hardy heron
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> Cristi1:  varies from Next to never.. to always.. :)
[13:59] <_daniel_> ActionParsnip: probably not working. as i can perform --hidd search, but its only the touchpad of the keyboard, which connects..
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: some even have linux installers to run natively (like doom3)
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> farciarz84:  see if /dev/sr0 exists?
[13:59] <dos|equis> It's been awhile since I have a internet connection
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx
[14:00] <farciarz84> Dr_Willis: no
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: hardy is slightly different but achieves the same end
[14:00] <caesar_> What about Parallels for gaming??
[14:00] <orochi> caesar_: Not available for Linux
[14:00] <dos|equis> I guess I already have the package installed
[14:00] <Cristi1> almost all my fav games work
[14:01] <Cristi1> thanks for help
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> caesar_:  try wine first.. its free
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: then run: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: then restart your x server
[14:01] <caesar_> shame, I have run the non gaming version on linux though
[14:01] <farciarz84> Dr_Willis: any method I can find that info?
[14:01] <Cristi1> thre is a gaming version of ubuntu?
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> farciarz84:  check 'dmesg' output carefully i guess
[14:01] <orochi> caesar_: Virtualbox 3.0 supports Direct3D 9 with its included drivers
[14:01] <dos|equis> How should I restart my X server?
[14:01] <orochi> if your pc is fast enough you can play games that way
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: ctrl+alt+backspace
[14:02]  * Dr_Willis guesses dos|equis figured it out
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: if you install gaming apps like wine etc it will be a gaming ubuntu. te only difference between the *unntus is the default app list
[14:02] <caesar_> seems to me running win games in a VM defeats the purpose of running a fast linux, better to dual boot instead
[14:03] <farciarz84> Dr_Willis: ata1.00: ACPI cmd c6/00:10:00:00:00:a0 succeeded
[14:03] <orochi> caesar_: Well yes, it is
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> plus vms runnikng games run pretty badly
[14:03] <orochi> caesar_: Wine fixes and breaks games on a regular basis, you never know if what you're running is going to work on the next update or not and most things don't run well in it anyway
[14:03] <caesar_> OH well there is always tic-tac-toe in linux :))
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> caesar_: tuxkart :)
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> caesar_: urban terror and penumbra run very well and are native
[14:04] <dos|equis> wew
[14:04] <Cristi1> when i try to install ubuntu inside windows it sayz please use all lower case in the user name
[14:04] <caesar_> orochi: yes your right wine is okay for only a few win apps i find.
[14:05] <IdleOne> Cristi1: yes it does
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: just makeslife easier
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> Cristi1: linux is hugely case sensitive
[14:05] <Cristi1> but i used them all
[14:05] <Cristi1> and i cant install it
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: better?
[14:05] <dos|equis> yeah
[14:05] <dos|equis> thanks alot ActionParsnip
[14:05] <caesar_> I have run UT in linux and it runs mostly fine, but never played penumbra
[14:05] <farciarz84> cdrom problem help!
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: to change the display use: gksudo nvidia-settings
[14:06] <IdleOne> Cristi1: what do you mean you used them all?
[14:06] <dos|equis> can you explain it to me
[14:06] <Cristi1> i completed all the cases
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> caesar_: it uses ragdoll physics and you actively interact with everything
[14:06] <Cristi1> and it sayz please use all lower cases
[14:06] <dos|equis> or can you share me some resources to read on.
[14:06] <misse-> ActionParsnip: nvidia-settings can be run without sudo.
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: in a terminal type: gksudo nvidia--settings
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> misse-: not if you want to write the settings to xorg.conf
[14:07] <Cristi1> yes
[14:07] <Cristi1> i made it
[14:07] <Cristi1> it most not contain numbers
[14:07] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: setup the display you desire, then click on "save to xorg.conf" your settings will now stick
[14:08] <misse-> ActionParsnip: Oh. Didn't see that that was his problem
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> misse-: its not but s/he has just got nvidia gfx drivers in so stuff needs setting up (or not)
[14:08] <dos|equis> I've already type: gksudo nvidia--settings, but nothing happens. No window or something pop-up in the screen.
[14:09] <misse-> dos|equis: gksudo nvidia-settings
[14:09] <misse-> dos|equis: you have two dashes in your line
[14:09] <prakash_> do we have google voice chat in ubuntu? i am new to ubuntu....plz help...
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> dos|equis: you can use tab to complete commands
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> prakash_: apparently the new pidgin does it
[14:10] <ubuntistas> how can i enable google chrome flash plugin any idea?
[14:10] <prakash_> but i cant make a voice chat...could you help me to configure pidgin.
[14:10] <dos|equis> still, nothing happened.
[14:10] <majnoon> <-STILL trying to figure THAT out
[14:11] <ribot> homies.. i was just about to ask about an issue, and then resolved it
[14:11] <jonny_b>  flashplayer 10.0 r32 crashes firefox 3.0
[14:11] <legend2440> dos|equis: the command is   gksudo nvidia-settings
[14:12] <dos|equis> Yes, I already type that.
[14:12] <dos|equis> But nothing happens
[14:12] <ubuntistas> rar for linux?
[14:12] <IdleOne> !rar
[14:12] <dos|equis> brb, guys.
[14:12] <dos|equis> exit
[14:12] <MK13> how could i find the computer name of a computer on my lan if i know it's ip??
[14:13] <mtlife> why do i get crc error after loading initram.igz?
[14:14] <pachi> buen dia¡¡
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> MK13: ping -a <ip>
[14:14] <arquebus> !es
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> MK13: nslookup <ip>
[14:14] <MK13> ActionParsnip, thnx
[14:15] <ubuntistas> how can i enable google chrome flash plugin any idea?
[14:15] <llutz> MK13: dig -x <ip>
[14:15] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: make a symlink to libflashplugin.so in the chrome plugin folder
[14:16] <MK13> llutz, thanx
[14:16] <arand> ubuntistas: /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins/ and then start "chromium-browser --enable-plugins"
[14:16] <pachi> ok thany you my friens ¡¡ good bye ¡¡
[14:16] <brotkasten> hey, can anyone point me to some docu how to set pam max password retries before reporting an error?
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: sudo ln -s /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so /opt/google/chrome/plugins/libflashplayer.so; file /opt/google/chrome/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[14:18] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: if it says, symbolic link to libflasplugin.so or something thats not an error, you win
[14:19] <ubuntistas> actionparsnip yes it says that but in the end say that existas
[14:20] <punk_rocker_gul> hello.. i downloaded knet attach from internet...and its not there in the list of installed applications.. anyway of removing it?
[14:20] <sipior> brotkasten: have a look at /etc/pam.d/common-auth and friends
[14:20] <ubuntistas> but i cannot play video again actionparsnip
[14:21] <arand> ubuntistas: chromium-browser --enable-plugins, like I said.
[14:21] <ubuntistas> how arand?
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: you need the .so file to appear in the plugins folder. Is there a ~/.chrome folder?
[14:21] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, sudo apt-get remove knet-attach
[14:22] <arand> ubuntistas: from terminal.
[14:22] <Nitrodist> or whatever the package is named
[14:22] <brotkasten> sipior: thank you, i did ... but there's nothing in pam_unix.so or anything else i looked at
[14:22] <fat_rat> after latest kernel update in hardy, my portable speakers aren't working... :((( i'm running ubu on eee
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: press alt+f2. type "chromium-browser --enable-plugins" without the quotes, press enter
[14:22] <arand> ActionParsnip: I don't think chromium does per-user plugins yet.
[14:22] <Nitrodist> or alternatively, go into 'synaptic package manager' and search for the package in there
[14:22] <Nitrodist> and mark it for removal
[14:22] <ubuntistas> ok thx arand
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> arand: worth a look though ;)
[14:22] <John> hi ,everyone
[14:23] <brotkasten> sipior: maybe you know a different pam module that will handle that ... i already managed to introduce pam_tally and other things ...
[14:23] <brotkasten> sipior: but the login retries ... i just cant find anything on it
[14:23] <punk_rocker_gul> Nitrodist, where do i giv this command? sorry i m lame in ubuntu
[14:23] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, in a terminal
[14:23] <Guest95774> ubuntu server is well
[14:24] <Nitrodist> applications -> accessories -> terminal
[14:24] <Nitrodist> this is assuming that you know the package name though
[14:24] <punk_rocker_gul> i know
[14:24] <fat_rat> i need help... after latest kernel update in hardy, my portable speakers aren't working... :((( btw i'm running ubu on eee
[14:24] <punk_rocker_gul> Nitrodist, thanks..
[14:24] <punk_rocker_gul> i hav one more doubt
[14:24] <punk_rocker_gul> my ubuntu is named Karthiya how do i change the name..
[14:25] <sipior> brotkasten: try pam_tally
[14:25] <Boohbah> punk_rocker_gul: sudo hostname
[14:25] <Boohbah> punk_rocker_gul: sudo echo newhostname > /etc/hostname
[14:26] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, are you talking about your user name?
[14:26] <Nitrodist> like... when you log in?
[14:26] <dustin> excellent, support chanel
[14:26] <Boohbah> !hi | dustin
[14:26] <brotkasten> sipior: as far as i know pam_tally just counts the failed logins and introduces account lockouts ... but not the login retries befor you get an error message like "access denied"
[14:26] <ubuntistas> arand video is playing but when i close the browser and reopen it doesn't play
[14:26] <dustin> thanks
[14:27] <punk_rocker_gul> yeah .. the username of my laptop for ubuntu
[14:27] <Nitrodist> or in the terminal, Karthinya@some-host-here:~$
[14:27] <sipior> brotkasten: why is an account lockout not sufficient?
[14:27] <arand> ubuntistas: yea, because you'll have to run with the --enable-plugins option every time.
[14:27] <dustin> seems better than the other ircs I've tried lately :) everyone gets aggravated when I ask a question
[14:27] <ubuntistas> aha ok
[14:27] <Nitrodist> Boohbah, got any insight on this?
[14:27] <frede> in appereance -> visual effects, whats the difference between none and normal?
[14:27] <Nitrodist> change the home directory?
[14:28] <sipior> brotkasten: actually, have you verified that the "deny" keyword to pam_tally.so is not what you want?
[14:28] <Nitrodist> I'm going to suggest creating a new user
[14:28] <punk_rocker_gul> Nitrodist, i want to change it to my nickname
[14:28] <brotkasten> sipior: sipior wait a tic... checking
[14:28] <dustin> alright, I wiped windows, installed fedora and opensuse, and grub isn't showing it on the bootlist. I'm not altogether comfortable working from a terminal, so I was wondering about swapping to lilo
[14:28] <Nitrodist> just to log in punk_rocker_gul ?
[14:28] <mc-kay> need ty
[14:28] <punk_rocker_gul> no.. i m talking about ubuntu.. username..
[14:29] <mc-kay> i need to fix that
[14:29] <dustin> would swapping to lilo be... simple?
[14:29] <Topy44> hi everyone, linux-noob here with some trouble getting the network to work the way i want it
[14:29] <brotkasten> sipior: no ... deny is the number of login attempts before the user is locked out
[14:29] <sipior> brotkasten: that isn't what you want?
[14:30] <Topy44> system: easypeasy (essentially on ubuntu intrepid)
[14:30] <punk_rocker_gul> no.. not for loggin in punkrockergul
[14:30] <Topy44> *based on
[14:30] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know how to setup gnome-ppp?
[14:30] <punk_rocker_gul> my ubuntu username is karthiya i want it as punkrockergul
[14:30] <dustin> can anyone tell me if swapping to lilo would be particularly difficult?
[14:30] <nematau> im using internet with 'wvdial' command and i cant find to see my traffic statistics [downloaded/uploaded atm] where i can find it?
[14:30] <rsk> !lilo
[14:30] <Topy44> anyway: i have internet access through pppoe, a local LAN and a public WLAN, all at the same time
[14:30] <rsk> not much info there heh'
[14:30] <brotkasten> sipior: no. if you login to the system and you type your password 3 times ... it says "login failed" but you may try again by typing your username again and restarting the whole auth process
[14:30] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, log in where? on the ubuntu forums?
[14:30] <sipior> dustin: better to get grub working. lilo can be annoying at times.
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> dustin: not hard at all
[14:31] <dustin> what do you mean by annoying at times?
[14:31] <brotkasten> sipior: i want to restart the whole auth process after say the 2nd invalid password input
[14:31] <Topy44> but neither network-manager nor wicd allow me to be on all 3 at once - wicd allows just one connection at the time, and network manager allows wifi and pppoe or lan, but not all 3
[14:31] <raubvogel> punk_rocker_gul: If in your machine, edit the passwd file and then
[14:31] <punk_rocker_gul> Nitrodist, when the laptop starts.. it asks for username and password i want to change tht username to punkrockergul
[14:31] <Nitrodist> that's what I thought
[14:31] <raubvogel> Can I run aptitude and select which files I want to update? Or am I better to just run a script?
[14:31] <Topy44> i have tried a ton of stuff but nothing worked. i had xandros installed before, there it worked
[14:32] <dustin> if I swap to lilo, how would it affect me? I'm running 8.04 btw
[14:32] <Topy44> (afaik xandros uses its own proprietary network manager)
[14:32] <Nitrodist> the long and short of it is... create a new user, punk_rocker_gul, because migrating everything and the setting the correct permissions for all of your stuff is a headache
[14:32] <nematau> im using internet with 'wvdial' command to connect, and i cant find to wh see my traffic statistics [downloaded/uploaded atm] where i can find it?
[14:32] <dustin> anyone?
[14:32] <Nitrodist> and all of that has to be done from the recovery console
[14:32] <Nitrodist> so it would be a lot of command line stuff
[14:33] <Nitrodist> and THEN... some programs may not work correctly
[14:33] <dustin> How would swapping to lilo affect me?!?!
[14:33] <dustin> I'm not the type to follow blindly
[14:33] <Nitrodist> it's a crap shoot at best
[14:33] <perlsyntax> ?
[14:33] <Nitrodist> dustin, what's lilo
[14:33] <grawity> Nitrodist: adduser, tar xvzf, chown
[14:33] <dustin> bootloader
[14:33] <Boohbah> punk_rocker_gul: sudo sed 's/Karthiya/punk_rocker_gul/g' </etc/group && sudo sed 's/Karthiya/punk_rocker_gul/g' </etc/passwd && sudo mv /home/Karthiya /home/punk_rocker_gul
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> !lilo | Nitrodist
[14:33] <raubvogel> Nitrodist: I would be more concerned about sudo; she'd have to make sure new user is in the admin group
[14:33] <grawity> Nitrodist: lilo is a Linux bootloader. Used to be popular, now everyone uses grub.
[14:33] <llutz> dustin: you will get a complete different bootmanager, why do you want lilo?
[14:34] <sipior> brotkasten: well, if you can't find it, time to write your own module. is it really worth the trouble?
[14:34] <raubvogel> dustin:  boot off a cd single user mode, chroot, and have fun
[14:34] <dustin> what now?
[14:35] <Topy44> dustin: you should answer the question: why do you want lilo in the first place?
[14:35] <ramio> slt
[14:35] <Nitrodist> what's wrong with grub?
[14:35] <dustin> alright, I'm hoping it will detect opensuse and fedora and allow me to boot into those Oses
[14:35] <brotkasten> sipior: my boss thinks so :D
[14:35] <llutz> dustin: configuring lilo is even more tricky than grubs config. imho one needs a good reason to use lilo today
[14:35] <dustin> grub will not, grub won't even drop windows xp which I wiped
[14:36] <llutz> dustin: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst, add those entries, be happy
[14:36] <Topy44> the only reason to use lilo is if you insist on silly hires bootmenus :)
[14:36] <Nitrodist> use a grub editor ;P
[14:36] <raubvogel> dustin: did you edit the grub config file to fit your needs?
[14:36] <Nitrodist> entries don't magically disappear from lists
[14:36] <dustin> yes, HOW do I edit /boot/grub/menu.lst?!
[14:36] <llutz> Topy44: /boot on xfs?
[14:36] <Nitrodist> dustin, install 'kgrub'
[14:36] <unop> Boohbah, sed does not do an inplace edit by default - so that command is unlikely to have caused any changes to /etc/{passwd,group}
[14:36] <llutz> dustin: sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[14:36] <dustin> kgrub?
[14:36] <Nitrodist> sorry
[14:36] <Nitrodist> kgrubeditor
[14:36] <raubvogel> dustin: vi /boot/grub/menu.lst perhaps?
[14:36] <dustin> I've tried it
[14:36] <Nitrodist> and?
[14:36] <dustin> I can't make heads or tails
[14:37] <punk_rocker_gul> ok
[14:37] <fcarramate> unop and Boohbah: try to use -i option on sed command
[14:37] <dustin> I don't know how to add fedora and opensuse, not 100% sure what the linux names for my hard drives are and don't want to screw up my comp
[14:37] <punk_rocker_gul> Nitrodist, i wasnt able to remove knetattach
[14:37] <dustin> kgrubeditor, one second
[14:37] <punk_rocker_gul> can u give me the command
[14:37] <unop> fcarramate, that still wouldn't work here due to the redirection
[14:37] <llutz> dustin: when installing fedora/suse, have they wirtten their grub into partition?
[14:37] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, sudo apt-get remove knetattach
[14:38] <Chiiiiiz> Hello
[14:38] <fd> hello
[14:38] <Zemmy> Morning
[14:38] <Peterflip> Hi!
[14:38] <Chiiiiiz> I have a problem with Jaunty, My Radeon X1300/X1550 Series and Catalyst. Can someone help me?
[14:38] <Peterflip> what's the problem with it?
[14:38] <dustin> llutz: opensuse has not, I think THINK that fedora has
[14:39] <llutz> dustin: you know on what partition you installed fedora/suse?
[14:39] <dustin> yeah
[14:39] <fd> *** i've an issue, i try to look TV with my TV card, but i can't.
[14:39] <Chiiiiiz> I wanted to have a dual screen, with extended display (going with the mouse to other screen by going on the right).
[14:39] <dustin> not sure if suse exists anymore though
[14:39] <grawity> dustin: OpenSuSE.
[14:39] <fd> i've installed mplayer and kaffeine but i don't know how could i see my TVcard
[14:39] <Zemmy> Jaunty see's a blank DVD-R as a DVD-ROM, which means I cannot burn to it. Any thoughts?
[14:39] <dustin> but fedora I gave my entire secondary hard drive
[14:39] <usb_wifi_dongle> i want to use my netbook as an AP and i have 3 different USB wireless dongles whose chipsets are ralink rt73usb, zydas zd1211rw and realtek rtl8187. has anyone here *recently* managed to use any of those in Master Mode, that is AP mode?
[14:39] <Peterflip> in this chat are too many people, i think
[14:40] <fd> when i make a : lsusb my car is reconized :
[14:40] <dustin> which is technically my primary but ubuntu occupies my larger drive so I call that primary
[14:40] <fd> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 2040:6502 Hauppauge WinTV HVR-900
[14:40] <llutz> dustin: please pastebin your /boot7grub/menu.lst
[14:40] <llutz> dustin: please pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[14:40] <Chiiiiiz> I heard that the Jaunty Xorg version was not compatible with Catalyst 9.3, so I waited... I installed today Catalyst 9.6... My PC boots fine, but the displays shows colors dots... I can do nothing. Any idea?
[14:40] <fd> my card is a Hauppauge WinTV HVR-900
[14:40] <llutz> !pastebin
[14:40] <ubun00b> Does anyone have experience with OSS4 sound, Ive just got that instead of Alsa. I now hear bleeps when I sound test in preferences, however  rhythmbox still will not play
[14:40] <Guest67803> Hi,Is anyone here?
[14:40] <Dr_Willis> Guest67803:  1326 people here.
[14:40] <dustin> wait a second
[14:40] <dustin> kgrubeditor looks great
[14:41] <dustin> give me a minute or two and if it doesn't work I'll pastebin
[14:41] <Dr_Willis> id like a gui syslinux editor. :0
[14:41] <llutz> dustin: good luck
[14:41] <raubvogel> Guest67803: No. Only meat popsicles
[14:41] <Zemmy> heh meat-popsicles
[14:42] <dustin> alright I've got something
[14:42] <g8tor> hello all
[14:42] <Boohbah> unop: you're right, i forgot to redirect the output to a file
[14:42] <IdleOne> Guest67803: did you need any help with Ubuntu?
[14:42] <apparle> ubun00b: did you find anything in syslog
[14:42] <dustin> it says to enter where the os that is this entry will boot is located
[14:43] <Boohbah> punk_rocker_gul: sudo sed 's/Karthiya/punk_rocker_gul/g' </etc/group >/etc/group && sudo sed 's/Karthiya/punk_rocker_gul/g' </etc/passwd >/etc/passwd && sudo mv /home/Karthiya /home/punk_rocker_gul
[14:43] <unop> Boohbah, well, you don't have to redirect at all if you use sed's -i
[14:43] <dustin> it has a suggestion box, but what should I put for first hard drive, or "c" drive in windows
[14:43] <Nitrodist> Boohbah, she's gone for a reboot
[14:43] <dustin> anybody?
[14:43] <llutz> dustin pastebin output of "sudo fdisk -l" please
[14:43] <ubun00b> Apparle: nah nothing that I understood... However I stumbled upon a guide to change over to OSS4 instead of Alsa, which i followed and now when I do a sound test in preferences I hear bleeps
[14:43] <Guest67803> Excuse me,I'm a Chinese,My english is poor
[14:44] <Nitrodist> dustin I would help you but I have to restart before I can
[14:44] <Zemmy> Jaunty see's a blank DVD-R as a DVD-ROM, which means I cannot burn to it. Any thoughts?
[14:44] <Guest67803> ÓÐÈË¶®ÖÐÎÄÂð
[14:44] <steve_3199> ive noticed a problem in ubuntu that could be quite troublesome, where can i make a suggestion?
[14:44] <dustin> sudo fdisk -l?
[14:44] <g8tor> I've just setup postfix to sent email (locally only) I setup an alias for root to my account and am recieving thos messages sent to root from cron jobs. However when I try to reply to the email mutt says "/home/g8tor/sent: Permission denied (errno = 13)". Help Please
[14:44] <IdleOne> !cn
[14:44] <Dr_Willis> !thinktank
[14:44] <Nitrodist> steve_3199, ubuntu-forums
[14:44] <Guest67803> thanks
[14:44] <dustin>   
[14:44] <Nitrodist> on the internet!
[14:44] <dustin> haha
[14:44] <steve_3199> thanks
[14:44] <Dr_Willis> 'problem' = bug Id think..
[14:45] <Dr_Willis> but with out more details. :) we cant say
[14:45] <bnmrrs> Hey everybody.  I need to set up an "ftp drop box" where users will be able to upload files but not get a listing and not download.  My current idea is to install proftpd and create an ftp-dropbox user.  I would then have directories in ftp-dropbox's home directory or additional users.  Each additional user would only have write access to /home/ftp-dropbox/<user-dir>.  Does that sound like a good idea?
[14:45] <apparle> ubun00b: I had used OSS before starting alsa..........but using OSS is pain in ass.........better try ALSA..........anyways..........do you have mp3 codecs installed
[14:45] <IdleOne> Nitrodist: bugs.ubuntu.com
[14:45] <Nitrodist> ah
[14:46] <Nitrodist> steve_3199, bugs.ubuntu.com
[14:46] <ubun00b> apparle:  hmm this is what i was thinking, how do i check?
[14:46] <steve_3199> oh, its on the home page
[14:46] <steve_3199> i should of looked there, lazy me
[14:46] <punk_rocker_gul> Nitrodist, can u plz giv me the command to remove again?
[14:46] <punk_rocker_gul> plzzzzz
[14:46] <dustin> if I simply tried lilo would it be any problem?
[14:46] <dustin> would it work by default?
[14:46] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, sudo apt-get remove knetattach
[14:46] <llutz> dustin: i doubt that
[14:46] <apparle> ubun00b: what does alsamixer command give you??
[14:46] <dustin> :(
[14:46] <IdleOne> steve_3199: not exactly but that link will redirect you to launchpad which is what ubuntu uses for bug tracking
[14:47] <dustin> lilo doesn't work by default ?!?
[14:47] <apparle> !mp3 | ubun00b
[14:47] <punk_rocker_gul> wat is sudo password/
[14:47] <Nitrodist> your password to log in
[14:47] <IdleOne> punk_rocker_gul: your password that you setup at install
[14:47] <Dr_Willis> Lili may need some configuring.. and lilo is known to be problematic on some hardware
[14:47] <llutz> dustin: i'm not sure if it will perform an OS-scan. it will work, but maybe not as you expect
[14:47] <punk_rocker_gul> but when i type the password its not coming
[14:47] <boscop> hey. I have a problem with firefox on ubuntu. when I download a file, and double-click on it, I can't open it with the assiciated program. instead, it shows a dialog to search for an app. this is very annoying. do you have any suggestions?
[14:47] <ubun00b> apparle: Sorry dude, still uber n00b with ubuntu here, whats  alsamixer command?
[14:48] <punk_rocker_gul> the cursor stops there.. ;P
[14:48] <dustin> well, will it prevent ubuntu from booting, because if I can acess ubuntu, I can reboot it
[14:48] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, it's supposed to be 'blank' when you type so that no one knows the length of your password
[14:48] <Blizzerand> Isn't it the root passd
[14:48] <dustin> remove it*
[14:48] <grawity> punk_rocker_gul: it works correctly.
[14:48] <punk_rocker_gul> oh
[14:48] <ubun00b> Thx ubottu i will check it out
[14:48] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, type the password and hit enter
[14:48] <grawity> Blizzerand: sudo asks for _your_ password.
[14:48] <Dr_Willis> punk_rocker_gul:  it dosent 'echo' anything back to show you entering text
[14:48] <IdleOne> punk_rocker_gul: when you type your password you wont see it or **** but it is there. type the password and hit enter
[14:48] <apparle> ubun00b: goto terminal and type alsamixer and press enter
[14:48] <grawity> punk_rocker_gul: Terminal applications will never show ****s when they ask for passwords.
[14:48] <punk_rocker_gul> thanks everyone i got it..
[14:48] <Nitrodist> lol
[14:48] <Nitrodist> like 8 replies
[14:48] <steve_3199> well, its more of a feature that can help resolve another problem from happening,would i put it as a bug report or post it to ubuntu devel, its about having some sort of protection during the updates
[14:49] <ubun00b> ubun00b: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[14:49] <grawity> Nitrodist: It's common on such channels.
[14:49] <apparle> ubun00b: can you give me a link to your laptop product specs
[14:49] <ubun00b> oops
[14:49] <IdleOne> Nitrodist: we all reply the same thing basically?
[14:49] <Blizzerand> grawity : Ah I have 1 doubt . Even if I update my kernel is it possible to boot with the old kernel
[14:49] <Dr_Willis> 'bad window habbits/training 101' :)
[14:49] <ubun00b> apparle: sure gimme a sec
[14:49] <Dr_Willis> expecting a * or somthing when entering a password
[14:49] <Nitrodist> IdleOne, clearly MY reply was the greatest!
[14:49] <grawity> Blizzerand: Ubuntu does not automatically remove old kernels when installing new ones.
[14:49] <ubun00b> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[14:49] <IdleOne> Nitrodist: ok I'll gie you the points in that case
[14:50] <Nitrodist> chalk it up
[14:50] <Blizzerand> grawity : So after my update my boot up speed reduced , so if I boot from the old kernel can it have the old speed
[14:50] <IdleOne> give*
[14:50] <Nitrodist> !channels
[14:51] <ubun00b> apparle: http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/uk/en/ho/WF06a/321957-321957-3329744-64354-64354-3756677.html
[14:51] <apparle> ubun00b: I think your problem is exactly similar to mine...............see is you can pastebin the syslog output
[14:51] <ubun00b> apparle: Sure one sec
[14:54] <Leenux> where i can found libxft2 ?
[14:54] <Blizzerand> grawity : You still there
[14:54] <gcl_> hi guys, does anyone know how i can fix the problem with usin
[14:54] <Leenux> i try seacrhing in google or apt-get
[14:54] <Leenux> but, i not found it
[14:54] <apparle> !info libxft2
[14:55] <apparle> Leenux: why version of ubuntu? jaunty hardy etc..
[14:55] <grawity> apparle: what*
[14:55] <Steevo> I've copied a bash script file to my home directory and I'm trying to execute it, but it is giving me an error saying bad interpreter: no such file or directory
[14:56] <Steevo> How do I get this stupid thing to execute?
[14:56] <grawity> Steevo: What is the first line of that script?
[14:56] <Leenux> apparle: interpid ibex
[14:56] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  check the first line of the script..s ee what its trying to run
[14:56] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  and how are you trying to run it?
[14:56] <ubun00b> apparle: Still waiting for pastbin to work... must be a big file :S
[14:56] <Blizzerand> Hello there , I just updated my ubuntu kernel and the boot up speed got reduced . If i try to boot from the old kernel can it solve the prob
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> Blizzerand:  try booting from the older one and see if it works?
[14:57] <ubuntu> hola a todos
[14:57] <Pici> !es | ubuntu
[14:58] <ubuntu> con que teclas agrando el terminal
[14:58] <eps> how can i see how many files are in a directory ?
[14:58] <grawity> eps: ls | wc -l
[14:58] <Blizzerand> Dr_Willis : Will it result in loss of data
[14:58] <eps> thank you !
[14:58] <grawity> eps: For a recursive one (with subdirectories), it's find | wc -l
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> Blizzerand:  why would it?
[14:58] <grawity> eps: err, find -type f | wc -l
[14:59] <eps> cool, thanks its non recursive
[14:59] <Dr_Willis> it was the kernel you were using befor..
[14:59] <ubun00b> apparle: This log file has 77370 lines of code.
[14:59] <Steevo> sorry about that. grawity, the first line is #! /bin/sh
[14:59] <ubun00b> apparle: http://paste.ubuntu.com/256924/
[14:59] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  it shoudl be #!/bin/sh or #!/bin/bash NO space after the #!
[14:59] <Blizzerand> Dr_Willis : Can't think of loosing current system . k let me try
[15:00] <grawity> Blizzerand: The space is allowed.
[15:00] <Dr_Willis>  You srue about that grawity ?  ive never seen a space in there befor.
[15:00] <Steevo> Ok, I'll try that!
[15:00] <grawity> Blizzerand: In fact, some older Unix systems even required the space.
[15:00] <llutz> Dr_Willis: it is allowed
[15:00] <Dr_Willis> old skool. :)
[15:00] <grawity> Dr_Willis: I'm sure, and I've even read a comparison of how various old systems interpreted that line.
[15:00] <Dr_Willis> I DO recall swwing an issue with #!/bin/sh<CR><LF>  ONCE that took me forever to find.
[15:01] <grawity> That could be the problem.
[15:01] <Dr_Willis> I forget what editor/how i accidently had  a extra char at the end. (notepad.exe) i think did it.
[15:01] <Steevo> Still the same error.
[15:01] <Blizzerand> grawity  : I am quite sorry but what space
[15:01] <grawity> Dr_Willis: anyway, http://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/shebang/#details
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Blizzerand: if your data is important you should have a backup
[15:01] <grawity> Blizzerand: The one after #!
[15:01] <Dr_Willis> I forget what editor i used that even showed the <cr><LF> at the end of the lines.
[15:02] <grawity> Blizzerand: Anyway, ignore that - I replied to the wrong nick.
[15:02] <Dr_Willis> :)
[15:02] <grawity> Dr_Willis: Notepad2 does, for example.
[15:02] <MaGicMaX> hey, im using sound convert to convert mp3 to ogg, i was wonder if its worth it to "Resample" and if so, which freq(is higher always better)?
[15:02] <mtlife> !info partimage
[15:02] <chriss5> Is dualbooting XP and Ubuntu recommended? Or should I just use ubuntu fulltime with Wine and Crossover?
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> grawity:  yea. i think i  used fte to look at the problem script and discovered teh extra characters. :)
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> MaGicMaX: converting from one lossy typye to another lossy type will degrade quality
[15:03] <Blizzerand> ActionScript : Thanks.
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> I recall it was giving some odd error similer ot what he was getting.
[15:03] <Steevo> So what do I try now?
[15:03] <ziroday> MaGicMaX: you usually on resample if you want to make a sound of lower quality, not higher one.
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> chriss5: crossover is a paid for software
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> !info notepad2
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> chriss5: not all linux software is fre
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> e
[15:03] <thiebaude> chriss5, nothing wrong with dual booting if you need too, i dont myself
[15:04] <grawity> Dr_Willis: Notepad2 is a Windows app (though I do use it on Wine sometimes).
[15:04] <MaGicMaX> chriss5: i would try out the live CD to make sure ur hardware works the way you want, then if you can find alternative ubuntu programs for everything in windows, i would reccomend going all ubuntu, i did :)
[15:04] <llutz> chriss5: problem with dualboot is, that you will always boot the wrong system :)
[15:04] <Steevo> So do I need to apply any special modes to run a script?
[15:04] <MaGicMaX> ziroday: so resample is not good to do?
[15:04] <punk_rocker_gul> hello Nitrodist
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  its possible theres some extra characters at the end of that #!/bin/sh line.
[15:04] <ziroday> Steevo: you have to make it executable
[15:04] <sebrock> anyone knows why I get Error 16:Inconsistent filesystem structure after a kernel update? This has happened two times now. The old kernel works fine.
[15:05] <Steevo> So how to I eliminate that?
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> Steevo: no just chmod +x the text file and it will be a script
[15:05] <ziroday> MaGicMaX: if you want the sound to be of lower (and therefore smaller filesize) quality then sure
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  where did this script come from?  perhaps pastebin the whole thing
[15:05] <punk_rocker_gul> wats the best ftp software for ubuntu 8.04?
[15:05] <ziroday> !best > punk_rocker_gul
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> !best | punk_rocker_gul
[15:05] <MaGicMaX> ziroday: ive resampled about 300 of my mp3s already at 4800hz, side by side i cant tell the diff between them quality wise
[15:05] <Steevo> I've cut and pasted the code from a website and then cut out the chunks I don't want.
[15:05] <chriss5> Hm. Kay, I've pretty much decided. I'll just run ubuntu from now on. Might be a newbish question, but I do want to make sure: Installing ubuntu will wipe out everything, so I don't have to uninstall any programs now, right?
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> punk_rocker_gul:  would depend on your needs.. I suggest learning to use ssh, and forgetting about ftp
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> punk_rocker_gul: best is an opinion and is therefore not concrete
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  using  what os/editor?
[15:06] <ubuntu> please my friends
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> punk_rocker_gul: and do you mean ftp client or server?
[15:06] <mtlife> why is clonezilla not working for me? its not booting? tried newer and older versions
[15:06] <MaGicMaX> ziroday: in fact the ogg's sound a bit better on the highs
[15:06] <Leenux> apparle: i had install libxft2. But my error not resolved
[15:06] <ziroday> MaGicMaX: more then likely, most (if not all) people can tell the difference
[15:06] <ubuntu> need help
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> punk_rocker_gul: ftp is only a protocol, you havent clarified server or client
[15:06] <ziroday> MaGicMaX: but some people like to get wound up on that sort of thing :)
[15:06] <Leenux> apparle: need help in http://pastebin.com/m7c79d892
[15:06] <apparle> Leenux: what's the error
[15:06] <b3rz3rk3r> !question | ubuntu
[15:06] <MaGicMaX> chriss5: thats right, it will format during install (choose use entire disk)
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> !ftp > punk_rocker_gul
[15:07] <punk_rocker_gul> ActionParsnip, i want ftp client
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> punk_rocker_gul: see ubottu's output
[15:07] <punk_rocker_gul> i saw
[15:07] <chriss5> MaGicMaX and everyone else who answered: Right. Thanks! I'm off then.
[15:07] <b3rz3rk3r> punk_rocker_gul, filezilla
[15:07] <grawity> punk_rocker_gul: You can use the builtin FTP support of GNOME -- Places -> Connect To Server...
[15:07] <STELIOS> hello
[15:07] <llutz> punk_rocker_gul: lftp
[15:07] <ziroday> Leenux: we don't support eyeOS here.
[15:07] <Nitrodist> punk_rocker_gul, filezilla, you can install it from firefox
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> punk_rocker_gul: i'd omit "best" from your questions. best doesnt exist outsaide of an evaluation of something to your own needs. There is no universal best anything.
[15:08] <MaGicMaX> ziroday: i know nothing about audio quality settings, i just go by ear, and so far ive been impressed at how low the settings can be on ogg but still sound just as good
[15:08] <Steevo> Windows notepad to make the changes, then dumped it via a terminal.
[15:08] <punk_rocker_gul> Nitrodist, thanks.. u rock my world!
[15:08] <punk_rocker_gul> :D
[15:08] <ziroday> MaGicMaX: mmhm
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> punk_rocker_gul: there are any many ftp clients, try a few, see which you like
[15:08] <punk_rocker_gul> these bots r making me sick
[15:08] <STELIOS> how do i split a 2.52 gig txt file?
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  if you used windows notepad.. then you MOST likely got extra chacaters on the end of each line
[15:08] <gcl_> hey guys, does anyone know how to manually change the native resolution over HDMI?
[15:08] <alankila> MaGicMaX: format conversions are awfully lossy. If you start from mp3 and go to vorbis, you lose the stuff mp3 forgets and also the stuff vorbis forgets, getting worst of both worlds
[15:08] <llutz> STELIOS: use split
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  thats EXACTLY how i messed up a script once.
[15:08] <Leenux> ziroday: this error not in scripts, but my ubuntu not undefined symbol: FT_Library_SetLcdFilter when try OO 2.4
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> punk_rocker_gul: if you improve your questions you will get less from the bots
[15:08] <ziroday> gcl_: you can use xrandr and set a modeline, I don't know the exact syntax however
[15:09] <punk_rocker_gul> ActionParsnip, ok :P i get it
[15:09] <STELIOS> what would trhe command be?
[15:09] <ziroday> Leenux: you are using eyeOS, not ubuntu. We don't support eyeOS here.
[15:09] <punk_rocker_gul> thanks
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> punk_rocker_gul: good
[15:09] <alankila> there are no clever algorithms that can repair the detail once it's lost.
[15:09] <llutz> STELIOS: read "man split" and chose your options
[15:09] <STELIOS> the options were confusing
[15:09] <MaGicMaX> alankila: ive been told this, but its the only way to get mp3s off my system at the moment, and by ear i can tell its lost a whole lot, in fact, i heard some distortions in the original mp3 that disapeared in the ogg, not sure how
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> !info tofrodos
[15:10] <STELIOS> lines or size etc
[15:10] <MaGicMaX> cant tell*
[15:10] <Dr_Willis> Steevo:  you may wan tto isntalll the 'tofrodos' package and try the 'dos2unix' command on the script to see if it can convert./remove the charqcters properly.
[15:10] <punk_rocker_gul> Nitrodist, should i download filezilla from firefox?
[15:10] <ziroday> punk_rocker_gul: no.
[15:10] <alankila> MaGicMaX: well, what you describe ought to be impossible for sure.
[15:10] <Nitrodist> why no ziroday
[15:11] <Nitrodist> it's the easiest and simplest way
[15:11] <b3rz3rk3r> punk_rocker_gul, get it from the repos
[15:11] <grawity> Nitrodist: besides repos?
[15:11] <punk_rocker_gul> ok b3rz3rk3r and Ziroday
[15:11] <ziroday> Nitrodist: you should install filezilla from the repo's, like every other piece of software
[15:11] <punk_rocker_gul> thanks
[15:11] <sipior> MaGicMaX: probably because the distortions you noticed earlier have been swamped by the overall loss in fidelity.
[15:11] <Nitrodist> contrary to what linux users are used to, installation through firefox or through an installer file is miles easier than even knowing what a repo is and how to use it ;P
[15:12] <alankila> anyway, resampling is usually done by some component of the system. I recommend not changing the sample rate of the source audio stream, it's best to leave resampling to happen during playback if at all. Resampling only loses detail as well, because it's a nontrivial process with tradeoffs to make.
[15:12] <MaGicMaX> alankila: im not sure if it was distortion, but it was a fussy sound in the deep bass parts of the song, it would crackle in the mp3, the ogg's bass didnt crackle at all
[15:12] <Dr_Willis> Nitrodist:  untill it breaks  stuff....
[15:12] <apparle> ubun00b: what does OSS detect your sound card as
[15:13] <ziroday> Nitrodist: you might want to do your homework on why repo's exist
[15:13] <orochi> Dr_Willis: The Ubuntu packaged version of Firefox 3.5 breaks when you full-screen flash, the downloadable version from Mozilla doesn't :> Depends on your perspective what breaks
[15:13] <alankila> MaGicMaX: *shrug*. my major complaints against mp3 are the usually severely lost treble, and vorbis can "warble" for some audio streams which just interact badly with the encoder. I'm not sure if the bug is fixed, but I have some piano music that sounds like a bird is chirping in the background, all constructed by the vorbis encoder.
[15:13] <Dr_Willis> orochi:  i dont even see much need for me to use 3.5.x yet.
[15:13] <Nitrodist> yeah, I can see why installing it onto firefox as an extension is WAY harder than installing it to the core of the system
[15:13] <b3rz3rk3r> Nitrodist, the whole idea behind the repos is to make packages easy to find and get
[15:13] <Dr_Willis> orochi:  i am testing out google chrome. :P
[15:14] <orochi> Dr_Willis: There probably isn't a reason to if you're happy with Chrome or 3.0...the point is more along the lines that just because it came from a repository doesn't mean it'll never break :>
[15:14] <ubun00b> apparle: High definition Audio 0x111d76b is what it says.
[15:14]  * Dr_Willis condiders flash 'broken'  by definition.. :)
[15:14] <apparle> ubun00b: ok and what is the codec in vista
[15:14] <MaGicMaX> alankila: i know exactly what you mean by the chirping, i have some classical piono songs too, in mp3 even at 192bps it was doing it, i dont thin i did compare the ogg leme go listen heh
[15:15] <STELIOS> can any one tell me the command for splitting a 2.52gig txt file please
[15:15] <ziroday> orochi: what works for you doesn't work for everybody. If everyone was to attempt to manually install flash a) the install process would be a lot more convulated and b) much more likely to break
[15:15] <ubun00b> apparle: one min I will have to reboot to find out.
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> a 2.52 gb ascii text file? gee.. i wonder what sort of compression ya would get on that with an archiver..
[15:15] <orochi> ziroday: I don't manually install flash, I manually install packages that aren't working properly on the other hand
[15:15] <STELIOS> no a normal text file
[15:15] <sipior> STELIOS: try "split"
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> STELIOS:
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> STELIOS:   define 'normal' ?
[15:16] <aman> hi
[15:16] <STELIOS> yeah i have tried but i keep getting it wrong
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> ascii would be a normal text file to me..
[15:16] <ziroday> orochi: look I really don't want to get into this argument, and not specifically here either. It's much better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:16] <John> hi
[15:16] <STELIOS> i want to split in half
[15:16] <Guest42549> which is better?ubuntu or redhat?
[15:16] <RoRza> anyone here know the command on how to rename a folder from a command line
[15:16] <orochi> ziroday: As an aside, if everyone were to manually attempt to install flash then there would be a standardized method and instructions on it on the Ubuntu site very likely, so your point doesn't make sense anyway. But yes, feel free not to argue. :>
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> Guest42549:  use what you like.
[15:17]  * sipior wonders if trolls really are vulnerable to fire
[15:17] <IdleOne> Guest42549: windows
[15:17] <b3rz3rk3r> STELIOS, you could just go in, copy half and paste into another file surely? :p  or am i missing the point?
[15:17] <MaGicMaX> ubuntu :)
[15:17] <grawity> RoRza: Using 'mv'
[15:17] <STELIOS> lol
[15:17] <RoRza> renaming a file
[15:17] <llutz> STELIOS: split -b 1.3G infile.txt outfile
[15:17] <grawity> RoRza: mv oldname newname
[15:17] <RoRza> thx
[15:17] <ziroday> RoRza: mv /path/to/old/file /path/to/newfilename
[15:17] <b3rz3rk3r> STELIOS, do you mean you want to compress it in a multi-part archive?
[15:17] <Nitrodist> Guest42549, clearly... it's Minix
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> Nitrodist:  CP/M
[15:17] <ziroday> orochi: glad we've come to an understanding
[15:17] <Nitrodist> monolithic kernels were always doomed from the start
[15:17] <STELIOS> nope
[15:18] <Vinceman> what do you do if you have a problem that nobody else had?
[15:18] <STELIOS> i will try what you said about c and p
[15:18] <grawity> Vinceman: You try to solve it.
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> Vinceman:  start a thread on the forums.
[15:18] <orochi> ziroday: I didn't think you were going to continue this discussion, you're one of those last word types I suppose? Go ahead and have it if it makes you feel better. :P
[15:18] <ziroday> Vinceman: you figure out how to duplicate your problem, and check if it happens on a fresh install
[15:19] <ziroday> Vinceman: (and an explanation of your issue would be wonderful)
[15:19] <sipior> orochi: i see what you did there.
[15:20] <Nitrodist> Vinceman, first post it on the forums
[15:20] <STELIOS> opening  a file that large hangs my craptop out
[15:20] <Nitrodist> and if they suggest to create a new bug ticket... then do that :P
[15:21] <sipior> STELIOS: what sort of errors are you seeing?
[15:21] <STELIOS> not errors
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> some text editors could handle a 2+gb text file.. I just wonder what sort of data/process MAKES a 2+GB text file...
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> Human genome sequence in ascii? :)
[15:22] <boss_mc> STELIOS: are you opening it in a graphical editor (like gedit) or in a cli one (like vim/nano) cos a graphical one might have file size restrictions
[15:22] <MaGicMaX> alankila: ok i just did a comparison of one of my mp3 piano songs that chirped alot in the highs, i did a 160bitrate, i converted to 128 ogg (no resample) and the chirping is gone...
[15:22] <rsk> Dr_Willis: cat /dev/urandom file ? :O)
[15:22] <ryanakca> What's wrong with this command? for i in `/bin/grep -rin "'/'.\$html->webroot" * | cut -d':' -f 1 | uniq`; do sed -e "s@'/'.@@g' $i; done
[15:22] <orochi> Dr_Willis: An obscure example but temperature monitors for the marine labs i've worked in have to spit out abot that amount a week
[15:22] <b3rz3rk3r> Dr_Willis, windows anti-virus scan log?
[15:22] <MaGicMaX> alankila: i would love to send you both the songs and you could listen for yourself heh
[15:23] <grawity> b3rz3rk3r: Only if it logs clean files too.
[15:23] <STELIOS> i just want to split in half
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> orochi:  pastebinit! :)
[15:23] <ryanakca> (I'm trying to get rid of all "'/'." in front of "$html->webroot"
[15:23] <ziroday> ryanakca: #bash might be more fruitful
[15:23] <sipior> STELIOS: then how do you know the machine is hanging? we're trying to understand the problem you are having
[15:23] <ryanakca> ziroday: I don't use #bash ;)
[15:23] <b3rz3rk3r> hey grawity, didnt see ya there :)
[15:23] <ryanakca> s/#bash/bash/
[15:24] <grawity> STELIOS: dd might help in splitting the file.
[15:24] <grawity> STELIOS: Or wc/head/tail, if it's made of many lines (not just any bytes)
[15:24] <boss_mc> STELIOS: also, tail will give you the end of the file (you can make it as long as you like)
[15:25] <MaGicMaX> alankila: near the end of the song theres some REALLY bad parts on the original that come through on the ogg but are not nearly as spine tingling
[15:26] <MaGicMaX> alankila: like i said im no expert, i go by ear, but i know my ear doesnt lie... and i think i have a pretty good one
[15:26] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: as much as I'd like ogg to be the reason, there are many posibilities for why you're getting the results you speak of
[15:26] <marcelo_> how do I make a given, already installed program, look for shared libraries in a given directory?
[15:26] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: like the reverse of compression noise
[15:27] <MaGicMaX> boss_mc: yes i realise it could just be some bad codecs but..
[15:27] <b3rz3rk3r> marcelo_, what program?
[15:27] <boss_mc> MaGicMaX: or ogg is clipping the sound/128bit ogg does not allow for really high notes
[15:27] <marcelo_> b3rz3rk3r, The root-system
[15:28] <mazda01> my / folder has become full and I can't even start up disk janitor. can anyone give any thoughts of how i can free enough space to run disk janitor? i have already run sudo aptitude clean and aptitude auto-clean.
[15:28] <marcelo_> b3rz3rk3r, Should I edit LD_LIBRARY_PATH by hand or should I use a command to change it?
[15:28] <MaGicMaX> boss_mc: ive noticed the ogg is actually better at the highs than the lows, the bass was lacking in a couple of my comparisons, but not by much, and thats cause the mp3 was over 300bitrate
[15:28] <STELIOS> two files
[15:28] <STELIOS> i keep messing up and getting loads of files
[15:29] <b3rz3rk3r> marcelo_, im not following? what program are you trying to edit?
[15:29] <MaGicMaX> boss_mc: and as a result the mp3 was more than 4 times the size :P
[15:29] <STELIOS> i must of dropped out?
[15:29] <dandy> Hello, I am trying to create a bootable ubuntu USB drive using the USB startup disk creator. When i start it up it finds my USB drive but tells me it needs formatting, so i click format but after i lick the drive disappears from the list
[15:29] <boss_mc> mazda01: remove some programs that you know about (and replace them after) I had to remove openoffice to upgrade my eee to 8.10
[15:29] <dandy> Anybody know why?
[15:30] <STELIOS> sipior?
[15:30] <sipior> STELIOS: yes?
[15:30] <STELIOS> you still here bud?
[15:30] <STELIOS> wicked
[15:30] <mazda01> boss_mc, i just did sudo aptitude remove --purge gnome-partition-editor and now it want's to remove tons of packages. here are some of them: dvd-slideshow{pu} evince-dbg{pu} evolution-data-server-dbg{pu} evolution-dbg{pu}
[15:30] <marcelo_> b3rz3rk3r, the root program from root-system package, I just want to make it look for shared libraries in a given location...
[15:31] <STELIOS> i don't get errors
[15:31] <mazda01> boss_mc, what does the {pu} mean?
[15:31] <sipior> STELIOS: great, so it works!
[15:31] <STELIOS> I just mess up the command switches and end up with loads of files
[15:31] <STELIOS> I wish lol
[15:31] <boss_mc> mazda01: {pu} means Purge because it is Unused
[15:31] <sipior> STELIOS: well, what command are you issuing?
[15:31] <mazda01> boss_mc, it wants to get rid of these and many many more also. libgsf-gnome-1-114-dbg{pu} libgstreamer0.10-0-dbg{pu} libgtk2.0-0-dbg{pu}
[15:31] <STELIOS> split
[15:32] <sipior> STELIOS: the precise options, please
[15:32] <b3rz3rk3r> marcelo_, other than the default? id guess that you just edit the location that it searches in the config file? but i havent done that myself so id check with tothers first if i were you
[15:32] <STELIOS> one sec
[15:32] <mazda01> boss_mc, oh, sweet! that'll free around 256MB. that should be enough. i already remove old linux-images that im not booting also.
[15:32] <boss_mc> mazda01: those are all debugging libraries, if you don't develop code than you don't need them anyway :)
[15:32] <ltcabral> what file do i change enviroment variables?
[15:32] <mazda01> boss_mc, i figured that out about the -dbg packages. thanks for the help
[15:32] <iceroot> how to optimize this script   cd foo; bar; bar; bar;  i need something like cd foo; for(int i=0, i<3;i++){bar}
[15:32] <boss_mc> mazda01: sweet
[15:33] <STELIOS> $ split bytes=1m /path/to/large/file
[15:33] <ubun00b> apparle: IDT High Definition Audio Codec
[15:33] <sipior> STELIOS: but you don't want to split it into 1-megabyte pieces, do you?
[15:33] <STELIOS> no
[15:34] <mazda01> boss_mc, it can't even write the state file so I can't even use the terminal to remove packages. i'll have to boot into recovery mode I guess, right?
[15:34] <STELIOS> just change the 1 opyion?
[15:34] <STELIOS> option*
[15:34] <sipior> STELIOS: yes, make it half of the original file size
[15:34] <STELIOS> half of 2.52 gig would be?
[15:34] <sipior> STELIOS: 1.26
[15:35] <b3rz3rk3r> 1.25
[15:35] <IdleOne> simple math
[15:35] <STELIOS> thanks mate was never good at maths
[15:35] <sipior> STELIOS: i vote that arithmetic doesn't count as "maths" :-)
[15:35] <STELIOS> yes and I am a simpleton
[15:35] <brotkasten> hey is there a way to configure sshd's login fail delay (delay between 2 login attempts)
[15:35] <STELIOS> lol
[15:36] <STELIOS> thanks for the help
[15:36] <indus> hi
[15:36] <boss_mc> mazda01: that probably won't help
[15:37] <boss_mc> mazda01: no space = no space whether you are root or not :)
[15:37] <sipior> brotkasten: have a look in /etc/login.defs. that might help with your earlier question as well.
[15:38] <prodigel> hi all. I want to blur human faces on some pictures, and I want to do it as fast as possible, just open picture, move the mouse a little, and overwrite the picture. any idea if such programs exist?
[15:38] <lolmaker> heyas
[15:38] <boss_mc> mazda01: try deleting/backing up some file?
[15:39] <boss_mc> prodigel: open them all in gimp! (might not be 'fast')
[15:39] <ziroday> prodigel: through imagemagick or gimp?
[15:39] <lolmaker> i ve installed desktop 9.04 with "next to windows " option but linux doesnt show up in boot menu
[15:39] <sebrock> anyone knows why I get Error 16:Inconsistent filesystem structure after a kernel update? This has happened two times now. The old kernel works fine.
[15:39] <luis_> alguien podria ayudarme?
[15:39] <IdleOne> !es
[15:40] <prodigel> gimp is not a good option because every time I save a file I have to configure extension and filename to replace the same file. I want only one click save
[15:40] <tonii> sebrock: you use raid?
[15:40] <boss_mc> prodigel: print them out in huge, paste them to your house, when google street view come past, they will blur the faces for you, then you can get them off maps.google.com :-)
[15:40] <sipior> brotkasten: actually, it looks as though FAIL_DELAY has been obsoleted, and moved into pam. although even *that* delay appears to be hard-coded now.
[15:40] <mazda01> boss_mc, yeah, i don't know what could be taking up the space because i have home on it's own partition and i mount nfs and samba shares for /mnt and /media. so I don't know where to look for a file to delete
[15:40] <_zoom> which is the lightest browser for ubuntu?
[15:40] <boxr> _zoom, lynx
[15:41] <_zoom> which is the lightest browser for ubuntu
[15:41] <boxr> _zoom, lynx
[15:41] <sipior> brotkasten: ah, but i see there is a pam_delay.so
[15:41] <mazda01> _zoom, file browser, web browser, desktop browser. what kind of browser are you talking about?
[15:41] <boxr> _zoom, but that's text based. I know you don't want that. Dillo is next.
[15:41] <sebrock> tonii, no
[15:42] <boxr> _zoom,  it's graphical, but doesn't have javascript etc.
[15:42] <binh> hi
[15:42] <sebrock> tonii, I think grub gets mixed up somehow
[15:42] <binh> chao ca nha
[15:42] <binh> haay
[15:42] <Guest72136> what is the best pugin for youtube?
[15:42] <tonii> sebrock: ah, looking into it now
[15:42] <Iyunkateus> hey, quick question, what's the difference between ending and killing a process?
[15:43] <tonii> damn my net is slow today
[15:43] <mazda01> _zoom, opera is believe it or not, pretty small. epiphany is also pretty small
[15:43] <dehqan> good day every body ,how can to play music for someone in chat in linux ?
[15:43] <Krissed> join #linus
[15:43] <Krissed> gah.
[15:44] <brotkasten> sipior: hey ... super
[15:44] <brotkasten> sipior: this is what i was looking for
[15:44] <Al1> what is the best plugin for ubuntu?
[15:44] <tonii> Iyunkateus: I believe a gracefull kill of an app allows it to save data and neded stuff before terminating. a force kill just kills it.
[15:44] <ziroday> !best > Al1
[15:44] <indus> Al1, what do u mean
[15:44] <judaz> hey, How can a reconfigure the   ldap password?
[15:45] <judaz> dpk-reconfigure libnss-ldap dos not do nothing
[15:45] <Iyunkateus> tonii: So ending is a "graceful kill"?
[15:45] <sebrock> tonii, thanks but how?
[15:45] <_zoom> mazda01 : will opera be available on repo.
[15:45] <Pici> !opera | _zoom
[15:45] <mazda01> _zoom, no, you download it from there website.
[15:45] <_zoom> ok..
[15:46] <boxr> _zoom,  if you want to go really light you can use "netcat domain.com 80", then use "GET / HTTP/1.1" and press enter twice. That's about as light as you'll get.
[15:46] <engineer__> net cut for linux
[15:46] <mazda01> _zoom, it's a deb file, so you just double click it and it will install. there's also a way to do it from cli using dpkg but you'll have to read about dpkg using man dpkg
[15:46] <mtlife> whats recommended here for backup, partimage or clonezilla?
[15:46] <_zoom> my ram too low 512mb
[15:46] <Al1> indus: plugin fot could work for most of videos
[15:46] <richardm_> hey guys i have a networking question..now lets say i have a 192.168.4.0 network in NY and a 192.168.5.0 network in CA, these networks are connected via VPN and can ping each other fine. Now my problem is we here in NY have a VPN to our dedicated servers now what we want to do is make the 192.168.5.0 comes through us to get to the servers so i thought i could add a route but it seems that it doesn't like when i add routes across different subnets? can
[15:46] <richardm_>  i do that with one card or would i need two nics on each subnet?
[15:46] <b3rz3rk3r> mtlife, i prefer Sbackup myself.. very simple, and hassle free
[15:46] <mazda01> mtlife, i've used partimage. very good. I use simple backup now though. it backs up only what I want
[15:46] <lolmaker> i ve installed desktop 9.04 with "next to windows " option but linux doesnt show up in boot menu
[15:47] <lolmaker> why????
[15:47] <boxr> _zoom,  cause compared to lynx or dillo, or especially netcat, opera and ephiphany are HUGE
[15:47] <mtlife> sbackup = simple backup?
[15:47] <b3rz3rk3r> mtlife, yes
[15:47] <indus> Al1, use movie player to play the file,it will automatically download the codec/plugin
[15:47] <b3rz3rk3r> mtlife, different names for the same thing
[15:47] <judaz> hey? someone has been playing with ldap in ubuntu? I need some help
[15:47] <_zoom> boxr: ok so domain.com whats dat
[15:48] <indus> Al1, if u are having difficulty playing a certain file,try to install another movie player like vlc or mplayer
[15:48] <judaz> in jaunty,  files aren't as the howtos say
[15:48] <mtlife> b3rz3rk3r, not capable of complete drive clone is it?
[15:48] <judaz> hehe
[15:48] <tonii> sebrock: tried to google, but can't find any specific useful information. you could try and run fsck in the kernel that works
[15:48] <Al1> indus: could u please explain me how to manage that, cos i'm a bit retard in it.
[15:48] <dehqan> good day every body ,how can to play music for someone in chat in linux ?
[15:48] <b3rz3rk3r> mtlife, no, its a basic backup solution as the name implies.. if you want drive cloning, id say go with clonezilla
[15:48] <boxr> _zoom,  nevermind. Anyway, you are saying firefox is too heavy?
[15:48] <indus> Al1,just double click the movie file you are trying to play
[15:49] <mtlife> b3rz3rk3r, you prefer clonezilla over partimage?
[15:49] <Steevo> Thanks for all the help people! Server is up and running, and I've gained enough knowledge to spend my weekend TAKING OVER THE WORLD! MUHAHAHA!
[15:49] <indus> Al1, right now,are you having problems playing some file? double click that file
[15:49] <b3rz3rk3r> mtlife, i havent used partimage, so i cant say
[15:49] <_zoom> boxr: low RAM but sometimes using facebook it hangs
[15:49] <sipior> Steevo: good to have goals
[15:49] <tonii> Iyunkateus: the terminology used depends on what way you terminate the app I suppose :)
[15:49] <boxr> _zoom,  ah, there's your problem right there. Don't use facebook.
[15:50] <Al1> indus: hold on i turn some porn if it is workin :-D
[15:50] <mtlife> b3rz3rk3r, ok thx
[15:50] <b3rz3rk3r> :)
[15:50] <IdleOne> !ohmy > Al1
[15:50] <mazda01> boss_mc, i just moved 3 files that were over 10MB but df -h still says I have 0% free. what else can I move?
[15:50] <indus> Al1, please , no references to p**n,mention it as a fil;e
[15:50] <alpha20> b3rz3rk3r, hai
[15:50] <b3rz3rk3r> alpha20, hi
[15:50] <_zoom> boxr: lol
[15:51] <alpha20> b3rz3rk3r, have you used pidgin latest
[15:51] <boxr> _zoom, ;)
[15:51] <_zoom> boxr: litlle knowledge little solution
[15:51] <b3rz3rk3r> alpha20, no... why?
[15:51] <Al1>  indus: sorry, just tryed to be funny
[15:52] <mbeierl> anyone know where the Gnome "Documents", "Music", etc bookmarks are stored?  I've changed my home directory location and the bookmarks still appear to point to the old location
[15:52] <boxr> _zoom, but seriously, you can install opera but it's a bit of a hassle. If you are going to use firefox, make sure facebook is the only tab open. That'll help with memory
[15:52] <alpha20> b3rz3rk3r, i heard it has voice chat
[15:52] <indus> Al1, i know,but in future be careful ok
[15:52] <_zoom> boxr: thnx
[15:52] <erUSUL> mbeierl: ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs <<<< maybe here
[15:52] <b3rz3rk3r> alpha20, orly?
[15:52] <boxr> _zoom,  you should be able to browse facebook no problem with 512M as long as nothing else too big is running
[15:53] <_zoom> boxr: with totem player
[15:53] <orochi> indus: Indulge me for a minute here, why is it against the rules to mention the word "porn?" What if you're trying to play a movie in Totem and it isn't working, are you going to get banned just for mentioning that it happens to be a porn movie? Seems a bit extreme. :>
[15:53] <alpha20> b3rz3rk3r, just to know ,mine is not working
[15:53] <Al1> indus: ok sorry agian
[15:53] <boxr> _zoom, you'll get freezing when using it with totem player as the CPU switches context
[15:53] <indus> orochi, ask the ops
[15:53] <grawity> orochi: that _is_ extreme
[15:53] <IdleOne> orochi: because it is. Ubuntu is a family friendly distro and we try to keep it's support family friendly also
[15:53] <mbeierl> erUSUL: that's a good start, but that file has "DOCUMENTS=$HOME", and my $HOME is properly set to the new location, so maybe not.
[15:53] <grawity> orochi: But the channel is best kept family-friendly.
[15:54] <Olleh> omg my goat porn wont work.. halp! (kidding o.o)
[15:54] <indus> orochi, its a reference to it i mean which is not acceptable here, so it can be mentioned
[15:54] <Olleh>  /bannned
[15:54] <boxr> orochi, save that kind of thing for #crunchbang ;-)
[15:54] <X-Seti> Problem, my other ubuntu 9.04 boxes after then update refuse to connect to the net, in ifconfig, it shows these are still being given the local ip, but that is it, no outside connect is possible
[15:54] <Al1> indus: sorry
[15:54] <boxr> The greatest distro in the history of ubuntu
[15:54] <ugliefrog> i did a clean intstall of jaunty 64......i dont see the popup manage icon in the settings anymore....is it supposed to be there or is it a download
[15:54] <_zoom> boxr : thnx for all dis
[15:54] <erUSUL> mbeierl: next go to gconf-editor and see if something appears under app>nautilus or similar
[15:54] <alpha20> b3rz3rk3r, what kind of nick is this
[15:54] <X-Seti> it shows its connected, but all sites come up not found?
[15:54] <indus> Al1, so did u double click the file?
[15:54] <boxr> _zoom, it's what I do
[15:55] <pos69sum> right now ssh is open to the world on my machine.  i want to close ssh except for subnet 12 and several individual ip addresses.  would i first sudo iptables -p tcp --dport 22 -j REJECT - then open up the subnet, then open up the individual ips, then iptables save?
[15:55] <_zoom> boxr: why dis problem doesnt comes in windowa
[15:55] <b3rz3rk3r> alpha20, its alphanumeric, much like yours :p
[15:55] <Al1> indus:yes
[15:55] <indus> Al1, and?
[15:55] <orochi> IdleOne: Would it be considered too "extreme" for offtopic as well?
[15:55] <ziroday> pos69sum: sounds correct to me
[15:55] <ugliefrog> i did a clean intstall of jaunty 64......i dont see the popup manage icon in the settings anymore....is it supposed to be there or is it a download
[15:56] <alpha20> b3rz3rk3r, fine fine
[15:56] <Al1> indus: this time nothing,
[15:56] <ziroday> !iptables > pos69sum (should help too)
[15:56] <boxr> _zoom, I couldn't say without looking at your system. Linux isn't going to be faster at all things than Windows. For a lot of multimedia/desktop stuff it's going to be slower and more of a hassle
[15:56] <ikonia> orochi: we can help y ou play a movie
[15:56] <indus> Al1, is it playing or giving some error messages about missing plugins?
[15:56] <ziroday> pos69sum: no problem
[15:56] <ikonia> orochi: we don't need to know what type of movie it is
[15:56] <boxr> I'll get flamed now ...
[15:56] <Pindakaas> will karmic has the new pidgin 2.6.1 with voice/video enabled?
[15:56] <IdleOne> orochi: certain channels tollerate more then others. but the official policy for all ubuntu irc channels is no religion,politics or sex
[15:56] <ikonia> Pindakaas: 9.1- discussion in #ubuntu+1
[15:56] <Pici> Pindakaas: Karmic support and discussion in #ubuntu+1
[15:56] <orochi> ikonia: That's not really my point, I'm wondering where it's possible to use language that is considered offensive in here
[15:57] <orochi> in another channel, that is
[15:57] <Pindakaas> ah
[15:57] <mbeierl> erUSUL: nope...  doing a recursive grep right now to see if I can find it anywhere under the .conf or .gnome, or...
[15:57] <ikonia> orochi: it's not allowed to use language that is offensive
[15:57] <nibbler__> ...hi
[15:57] <boxr> orochi, I told you - #crunchbang
[15:57] <Al1> indus: it's just not plain or with another is goin too slow
[15:57] <Pici> orochi: Please keep #ubuntu to support only, if you have an issue with the rules you can take it up with the ops in #ubuntu-ops, other chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:57] <orochi> boxr: Is that an Ubuntu channel?
[15:57] <IdleOne> now can we get back to support
[15:57] <dehqan> good day every body ,how can to play music for someone in chat in linux ?
[15:57] <ikonia> orochi: it's not
[15:57] <orochi> Pici: Sounds good to me.
[15:57] <b3rz3rk3r> Pindakaas, assuming they patch the security holes in time for release i dont see why not.. but nobody really know for sure
[15:57] <indus> Al1, what do u mean its not plain?
[15:57] <_zoom> boxr: except browser thing rest it can handle many process  so better than windows xp  ... i use only ubuntu
[15:57] <mazda01> is there a way to have aptitude show me which packages take up a certain amount of space?
[15:57] <boxr> orochi, it's a distro derived from ubuntu. For more your hardcore linuxer
[15:58] <Boohbah> dehqan: mpd, icecast
[15:58] <Al1> indus:i click on it and no response
[15:58] <Pindakaas> b3rz3rk3r: thanks
[15:58] <b3rz3rk3r> ;)
[15:58] <boxr> _zoom, well, offhand I would say Gnome (or KDE) is eating up a lot of that RAM
[15:58] <indus> Al1, ok hmm did the movie player window open?
[15:58] <danopia> is there a qcelp decoder in apt? i can't find one
[15:58] <Al1> indus: no
[15:58] <mazda01> _zoom, look at top  and see what is taking up ram. look at the virtual ram column
[15:58] <boxr> My personal opinion is that Gnome and KDE are way too much overkill, but the kids loves the eye candy
[15:59] <dehqan> Boohbah thanks mpd ?
[15:59] <Boohbah> !info mpd
[15:59] <indus> Al1, hmm ok ,does this file play well on windows?
[15:59] <Atis> Sziasztok
[15:59] <Al1> for example even on chat rooms where i should be able to see friends on camera, after clicin on is just blank screen
[16:00] <_zoom> boxr : im not getting dat column
[16:00] <jhesketh_> Hey... just wondering where on the live CD all the gnome autostart programs are listed? eg the programs in System->Preferences->Startup Applications, where are they stored on the live cd
[16:00] <Al1> indus: i think yeah
[16:00] <Atis> Segítség kéne: újraraktam a windowst, és eltûnt a LILO, hogyan tudom visszaállítani?
[16:00] <llutz> !hu | Atis
[16:00] <Atis> Thx:)
[16:00] <indus> Al1, try another movie player, in a terminal type 'sudo apt-get install vlc'
[16:01] <_zoom> boxr: got it ya firefox maximum and den nautilus than totoem player
[16:01] <boxr> _zoom,  I hope you don't have any chicks as friends on facebook
[16:01] <Oli``> Does anybody know how to match SDL windows for Compiz window rules? title=WindowTitle doesn't appear to work for some unknown reason
[16:02] <_zoom> boxr : no dude me not  a prurient .. presently im not using facebook
[16:02] <boxr> _zoom,  hot dawg
[16:02] <usman> hi, anyone know about time attendance software
[16:02] <Al1> indus:E: Invalid operation instal
[16:03] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[16:03] <indus> Al1,install
[16:03] <b3rz3rk3r> netsplit! :D
[16:04] <Al1> indus:sorry, other response : : Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[16:04] <Al1> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[16:04] <boxr> I'm really scared :(
[16:04] <Oli``> Alternatively does anybody know how to list information on all windows? xwininfo doesn't work for me because I don't have mouse control when a SDL game loads up
[16:05] <dehqan> Boohbah thanks what is mpd ?
[16:05] <_zoom> boxr: hows chromium
[16:05] <mazda01> anyone help me with find command. i am no good at expressions and the exact sytnax. i am trying to find all files that have a tilde at the end of the name and remove them. i tried find / -name *~ but that didn't work
[16:05] <dehqan> Boohbah thanks what is mpd ? and icecast how can be used in chat ?
[16:05] <dehqan> Boohbah thanks what is mpd ? and icecast how can be used in chat ?
[16:05] <hellues> hey i need tutos for DFS and BFS how can i implement that algorithms with adjacency list approaches in java
[16:05] <hellues> can someone suggest one
[16:05] <indus> Al1, please close all open windows
[16:05] <indus> Al1, only keep terminal open
[16:05] <boxr> _zoom, well, they say the pre-alpha builds are quicker than firefox. I don't know about he memory footprint though
[16:06] <ankush> i need help in compiling a package beryl on ubuntu
[16:06] <Al1>  indus:even a messenger?
[16:06] <samadhi> hello all!
[16:06] <indus> Al1, no that can be open.
[16:06] <Justcool> I want to reset all the permission of the /home folder, how to reset that
[16:07] <_zoom> boxr: when i open tabs in chromium there are many other pipe wait processing taking up ram same name as chrome
[16:07] <samadhi> i have returned with my problem
[16:07] <Al1> indus:got it
[16:07] <mazda01> figure it out if anyone is interested. it's sudo find / -name '*~' -exec rm -rf {} \; but be very careful, this will permanently remove all files with the ~ on the end.
[16:07] <indus> samadhi, hi i
[16:07] <boxr> _zoom,  yeah, it opens a new process for each tab
[16:07] <indus> Al1, so is it installing
[16:07] <_zoom> boxr:bad than
[16:07] <ankush> there are 2 folders here...beryl core and beryl manager...i have used .\configure command , but make command does not work in either of them..how to compile?
[16:08] <_zoom> boxr : where r u from ?
[16:08] <boxr> _zoom, not really. Firefox uses more memory the more tabs you open as well
[16:08] <Al1> indus:nothing happens
[16:08] <boxr> _zoom, Chitown
[16:08] <indus> Al1, did u run the command?
[16:08] <indus> Al1, sudo apt-get install vlc
[16:08] <Al1> indus: just done it
[16:08] <_zoom> boxr :country i mean?
[16:08] <Al1> indus:instaled
[16:09] <boxr> _zoom, US of mofo A
[16:09] <indus> Al1, now check in main menu>applications >sound and video
[16:09] <Al1> indus:it is there
[16:09] <samadhi> indus: here's what's wrong: I had Ubuntu. Then I installed Windows on a different partition, which caused my Ubuntu to stop booting. Lastly, I used a live cd and I installed GRUB. Now I don't have Windows in the boot menu
[16:09] <indus> Al1, so open vlc and play the file
[16:10] <indus> samadhi, i know
[16:10] <hellues> sorry wrong channnel
[16:10] <samadhi> ah, ok
[16:10] <Al1> indus: how about files in internet?
[16:10] <indus> samadhi, can u repeat the steps to install grub
[16:10] <indus> Al1, which files
[16:10] <luis_> help me please
[16:10] <danopia> we are -J :O
[16:11] <indus> luis_ ask your question
[16:11] <samadhi> indus:  i think you wanted the output of sudo fdisk -l and the contents of the /grub/menu.lst, right?
[16:11] <indus> samadhi, yeah
[16:11] <Al1> indus: just videos
[16:11] <indus> Al1, well hmm for that nothing to be done generally its all flash videos these days
[16:11] <samadhi> indus: ok, should I copy it here? it's pretty big
[16:11] <indus> !paste | samadhi
[16:12] <indus> ill brb need to order some food 2 min
[16:12] <Al1> indus:allright, thanks than. U r great!
[16:12] <Mckyle> hello
[16:12] <_zoom> boxr, ur a chick ? i guess no?
[16:12] <_zoom> boxr, lol
[16:13] <boxr> _zoom, no way pappy
[16:13] <luis_> indus... my problem is with a grub, im a novel in ubuntu... yesterday install ubuntu for practice, but
[16:13] <_zoom> boxr, from hw many yrs u using linux
[16:13] <boxr> _zoom, 13.2
[16:13] <_zoom> boxr, too much...  your age?
[16:14] <luis_> im cant login in my windows, and need help really
[16:14] <boxr> _zoom, 34.123
[16:14] <ugliefrog> omg...i never heard of Miro until now...looks sweet
[16:14] <Mckyle> I have a question about running world of warcraft... on Ubuntu 9.04 i have Wine and everything but the game runs extremely choppy and quits sometimes is there anything that can be done?
[16:14] <indus> luis_ ok
[16:14] <_zoom> boxr, ur job?
[16:15] <boxr> _zoom,  I wash Chinamen
[16:15] <luis_> http://pastebin.com/d7950c0cd
[16:15] <_zoom> boxr, ur  on facebook ?
[16:15] <sebrock> tonii, I will, however I don't think it will find anything
[16:15] <boxr> _zoom, no way
[16:15] <indus> luis_ are you on live cd now?
[16:15] <_zoom> boxr, orkut?
[16:15] <luis_> no no, im in the partition of ubuntu
[16:16] <boxr> _zoom, no way. Social networking is the devil's tool
[16:16] <indus> luis_aah ok then open a terminal
[16:16] <luis_> ok
[16:16] <sipior> _zoom: this has gone beyond the point of creepy. kindly take this to #ubuntu-offtopic (or just stop altogether, really)
[16:16] <_zoom> boxr, why ill love to know dat?
[16:16] <boxr> sipior, yes.
[16:16] <_zoom> sipior, ok
[16:16] <luis_> ok, im open the terminal now
[16:16] <boxr> !ot | _zoom
[16:16] <indus> luis_ type sudo grub
[16:17] <_zoom> ubottu, k k
[16:17] <Justcool> I want to reset all the permission to default, how can I do that?
[16:17] <_zoom> bye all
[16:17] <indus> luis_ i believe you cant find windows entry in grub menu when u boot?
[16:17] <lolmaker> i cNT install this damn chit
[16:17] <boxr> !ubottu | _zoom
[16:17] <jlilly> is there a way to find projects used in gnome that are powered by pygtk?
[16:17] <luis_> i cant
[16:17] <indus> _zoom, bye
[16:17] <luis_> this is a pastebin
[16:17] <luis_> http://pastebin.com/d7950c0cd
[16:17] <rutgher> hello all
[16:17] <IdleOne> !ohmy > lolmaker
[16:18] <indus> luis_ya ok did u type sudo grub in terninal
[16:18] <ricardoromao> Hello, is possible sniff gtalk on linux, like imsniff do with msn ?
[16:18] <boxr> ricardoromao, yes
[16:18] <boxr> Next!
[16:18] <ricardoromao> boxr, the of aplication is Next ?
[16:19] <indus> samadhi, hi iam waiting for your paste
[16:19] <boxr> ricardoromao, oh, no.
[16:19] <need_help> hey need to ask! is root file system = "/" ?
[16:19] <ricardoromao> boxr, so, what's the name ?
[16:19] <luis_> im im type sudo grub in a terminal, now?
[16:19] <boxr> ricardoromao, find out what ports gtalk runs on, then use Wireshark to capture those packets.
[16:19] <fcarramate> ﻿need_help, yes
[16:19] <indus> need_help, yess
[16:19] <boxr> ricardoromao, I would personally use tcpdump, but I'm guessing that would scare you
[16:19] <rutgher> Is there a way to 'switch on' a broadcom wifi card in Ubuntu. I installed the drivers and stuff, but the light won't switch on. Installed Ubuntu before but did a fresh reinstall and removed Windows XP
[16:19] <need_help> fcarramate thx
[16:20] <ricardoromao> boxr, but can I saw the messages with tcpdump ?
[16:20] <grawity> ricardoromao: Google Talk uses the standard XMPP ports 5222 and 5223, but all its traffic is encrypted.
[16:20] <grawity> ricardoromao: So, no.
[16:20] <luis_> im in the grub
[16:20] <samadhi> indus:  here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/256963/
[16:20] <ricardoromao> grawity, I suspect this
[16:20] <RoAkSoAx> luis_, pastebin you /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:20] <indus> luis_ok now type find /boot/grub/stage1
[16:20] <boxr> ricardoromao, yes, you can. But if the traffic is encrypted your SOL
[16:20] <luis_> im exit to sudo grub?
[16:21] <indus> luis_ and yes, also what RoAkSoAx says but we do that later
[16:21] <indus> luis_no no
[16:21] <bambam> hello
[16:21] <indus> luis_ when u type sudo grub u enter grub menu
[16:21] <indus> luis_ then type find /boot/grub/stage1
[16:22] <nsahoo> is there a way to install intel c compiler through apt or synaptic?
[16:22] <indus> luis_so didu get any output
[16:23] <luis_> http://pastebin.com/d147e0817
[16:23] <sipior> nsahoo: no, i believe you'll have to get it from them
[16:24] <erUSUL> nsahoo: i do not think so. propietary software
[16:24] <luis_> ok ok, (hd0,3)
[16:24] <indus> luis_ aah ok thanks u just need to add the windowsentry for this,
[16:24] <_zoom> lightest music player for ubuntu if i dont want to have any playlist
[16:24] <grawity> _zoom: mpg123
[16:24] <nsahoo> ugh ..
[16:25] <ben> Test
[16:25] <prospire> I don't know why but I can't signin in pidgin with my google/gtalk id
[16:25] <prospire> in ubuntu
[16:25] <_zoom> grawity, is it lighter than totem
[16:25] <luis_> and how make these?
[16:25] <grawity> _zoom: It's ligher than everything.
[16:25] <prospire> anybody who can help me?
[16:25] <prospire> or tell me what kind of prob is that?
[16:25] <grawity> prospire: What account settings are you using?
[16:25] <grawity> prospire: Including the ones in Advanced t ab.
[16:25] <_zoom> grawity, but what abt suppoted formats
[16:25] <grawity> tab*
[16:26] <indus> luis_ i edited menu.lst here http://pastebin.com/m43da4dfe
[16:26] <indus> luis_ just copy that last 4 lines and add to menu.lst
[16:26] <luis_> copy and paste?
[16:26] <_zoom> grawity, what at supported formats?
[16:27] <indus> luis_ yeah
[16:27] <luis_> ohhh ty
[16:27] <indus> luis_ then it will give u windowsentry in grub
[16:27] <indus> luis_ so good luck
[16:27] <swapy> guys
[16:27] <swapy> help me
[16:27] <swapy> small issue
[16:27] <prospire> grawity: protocol -> XMPP Username,domain id and in Advanced tab the port is 5222 while the File Transfer Proxies is -> proxy.jabber.org
[16:27] <indus> luis_ forget the terminal thing for now
[16:27] <b3rz3rk3r> !ask | swapy
[16:27] <indus> luis_ just make these changes and reboot
[16:27] <swapy> i want that xchat must load  the ircs that i have added to favourites at startup
[16:28] <luis_> ok ok, im comin now
[16:28] <luis_> ty
[16:28] <prospire> I was able to login last day but today I aint able to login in
[16:28] <indus> samadhi, can u follow similar steps?
[16:28] <prospire> grawity: /
[16:28] <prospire> ?
[16:28] <samadhi> sure, just tell me what to edit
[16:28] <insane_alien> can someone point me in the direction of the cpufreq documentaion? i seem to be having trouble finding one that deals with installing it so you can use the applet thingy to change the settings
[16:29] <_zoom> what name does mpg123 comes in  program list
[16:29] <b3rz3rk3r> insane_alien, just right click on your panel and choose it from the menu
[16:29] <swapy> how to do that
[16:29] <swapy> a
[16:29] <mook> hey guys  i got a question whats a good mmmorpg for linux ?
[16:29] <insane_alien> b3rz3rk3r, i've done that. when i try to change the governor it doesn't work
[16:29] <_zoom> what name does mpg123   music player comes in  program list
[16:30] <indus> samadhi, see this http://paste.ubuntu.com/256969/
[16:30] <indus> samadhi, copy paste thta
[16:30] <indus> luis_ hi added
[16:30] <erUSUL> mook: GW works very well in wine... als WoW can be made to work or so i heard
[16:30] <erUSUL> !appdb | mook
[16:30] <samadhi> indus: ok
[16:30] <indus> luis_ to edit menu.lst use the command gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:30] <marines_> perhaps do you know why Xorg eats constantly about 55-65% of CPU?
[16:30] <mook> i got wine installed but i cant get like everquest or something like that to run
[16:31] <Hillshum> msg nickserv identify bookofMormon&34
[16:31] <swapy> b3rz3rk3r, i want that xchat must load  the ircs that i have added to favourites at startup
[16:31] <swapy> it asks me everytime what to load
[16:31] <mook> wish i knew how to install the latest edition of wone but im a idiot when it come to linux
[16:31] <Ubersoldat> lol
[16:31] <Ubersoldat> nice password
[16:31] <erUSUL> mook: check the appdb
[16:31]  * Hillshum should change his password
[16:31] <indus> lol
[16:31]  * erUSUL nods
[16:32] <Ubersoldat> Hillshum: yeah, that's a good idea
[16:32] <swapy> mook, what is that
[16:32] <mook> everquest ?
[16:32] <indus> Hillshum, i like the password
[16:32] <indus> :D
[16:32] <Xerran> lol
[16:32] <Hillshum> indus: are you LDS?
[16:32] <mook> its like wow but way way better imo
[16:32] <luis_> mmmm im know i make
[16:32] <b3rz3rk3r> swapy, you need to edit your server to load those channels on startup. Choose "autoconnect" and then put in the channels that you want
[16:32] <indus> Hillshum, whats lds
[16:32] <luis_> im send my pastebin?
[16:32] <erUSUL> Hillshum: you are not the first one... nor will be the last one to make such mistake ;P
[16:32] <Xerran> mook: I have played both and they sucked my life away :P
[16:32] <indus> whois indus
[16:32] <indus> hihi
[16:32] <mook> lol
[16:32] <Ubersoldat> The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
[16:33] <mook> xerran i got a lvl 86 bard on eq with 31k hp
[16:33] <indus> Hillshum, u better scram and chagne all your passwords now
[16:33] <indus> whats LDS btw
[16:33] <mook> anyways xerran have you got eq to run inder wine ?
[16:33] <Hillshum> I think this is the only place I used it
[16:33] <Hillshum> indus: Latter-Day Saint
[16:33] <IdleOne> Hillshum: is it changed?
[16:34] <marines_> nobody knows?
[16:34] <indus> Hillshum, nope iam not
[16:34]  * Hillshum is reading how
[16:34] <IdleOne> !ot > Hillshum
[16:34] <Xerran> mook: I actually got my linux partition to get away from games, I'm trying to learn and games are too distracting
[16:34] <luis_> my paste bin   http://pastebin.com/d7997331e
[16:34] <sipior> marines_: well, what are you running? your question doesn't give any details at all.
[16:34] <icarus> what can i use to open .7z
[16:35] <IdleOne> !7zip
[16:35] <b3rz3rk3r> icarus, 7zip perhaps?
[16:35] <Xerran> mook: I relegated my Vista partition to games only duty
[16:35] <sipior> marines_: or, to ask another way, why do you feel this cpu usage is excessive?
[16:35] <b3rz3rk3r> icarus, im pretty sure rar does too man
[16:35] <marines_> sipior: ubuntu 9.04, intel integrated graphic card, pentium dual-core, lenovo notebook
[16:35] <DRUID_> hi :-)
[16:35] <mook> im just looking for a good mmorpg so me and my gf can play  at home to kill time i live 45 minutes from town yeah im out in hillbilly ville
[16:35] <swapy> b3rz3rk3r, i didnt get that option
[16:35] <indus> luis_ yes its fine now reboot
[16:35] <Xerran> One great combo for passwords is KeePassX and DropBox
[16:36] <marines_> it happens both on alpha and stable intel drivers
[16:36] <swapy> where is it
[16:36] <indus> !who | luis_
[16:36] <sipior> marines_: i meant, what programs are you running?
[16:36] <b3rz3rk3r> icarus, just check the repos, they all give a description i think
[16:36] <boxr> mook, is your girlfriend a larger style female?
[16:36] <mook> i tried vista im not a big fan of it besides i know wine can run vista software]
[16:36] <marines_> sipior: opera, quodlibet, pidgin, few nautilus windows, wicd, mnemosyne
[16:36] <indus> luis_ wait
[16:36] <indus> damn
[16:36] <mook> no she is not :P
[16:37] <marines_> but it happens just from startup
[16:37] <yartiss> keepassx, and dropbox, nice idea... I like it.
[16:37] <boxr> mook, well, let's keep it that way. Not too much MMORGs
[16:37] <indus> samadhi, did it work?
[16:37] <samadhi> indus: btw, do i uncomment those lines you gave me?
[16:37] <mook> lol
[16:37] <indus> samadhi, of course
[16:37] <ikonia> boxr: mook #ubuntu for support please ;)
[16:37] <OttifantSir> Hardware question: Installed a new processor, an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 on an MSI P6NGM-D mobo. Also a Gainward GeForce 9400GT graphics card. Now, the graphics card does a BIOS boot before the mobo, and the machine halts at POST. It says Speed: 335x6=2010 MHz on a 3GHz processor. Is something wrong with the processor?
[16:37] <marines_> oh, and xchat ofc ;]
[16:37] <samadhi> indus: ah, ok. trying now
[16:37] <Xerran> yartiss: So the KepassX database file is placed in dropbox :)  then your synced acrosss all your PC's
[16:37]  * Hillshum has changed password
[16:38] <Pici> ikonia: this is #ubuntu ...
[16:38] <yartiss> Xerran: ..euh yeah, I got it ;)
[16:38] <extor> How does a process or daemon run with "realtime priority" as opposed to normal priority? This watchdog daemon seems to be running itself in realtime priority and I wonder if there is a way to make other important processes and daemons run like that so they crash last?
[16:38] <boxr> !ot
[16:38] <sipior> marines_: well, usage will be high at startup, temporarily. if you leave the machine running with no programs started, does the system quiet down? also, can you pastebin representative output from "top"?
[16:38] <ikonia> Pici: yes, not discussing female body sizes
[16:38] <gdsgsdg> !ot
[16:38] <yartiss> Xerran: I'm looking up to see if there is an Android app for dropbox right now...
[16:38] <Pici> ikonia: misread, sorry.
[16:38] <Xerran> I have insanely long 356-bit passwords for my network
[16:38] <ikonia> Pici: not a problem
[16:39] <speedmccoy> Can anybody help me with installing Dell monitor drivers? The instructions they provide on thier download page results in an error in terminal.
[16:39] <Xerran> yartiss: i need one for webOS :P
[16:39] <IdleOne> ubottu: not responding to /msg?
[16:39] <boxr> Xerran, lol why? You want someone to have to take 400,000 years to brute-force it instead of 200,000?
[16:39] <marines_> sipior: yeah, give me a second
[16:39] <indus> ikonia, Pici can u tell me how to create an ubuntu personal wiki page, i am trying to read instructions but cant figure it out
[16:39] <samadhi> indus: it says invalid device requested
[16:39] <Xerran> boxr: hehehe, something like that
[16:40] <ikonia> indus: #ubuntu-docs may help
[16:40] <icarus> thank you
[16:40] <indus> samadhi, when does it say that
[16:40] <sipior> Xerran: this seems appropriate: http://xkcd.com/538/
[16:41] <Guest82925> Is threr
[16:41] <Xerran> sipior: lol
[16:41] <Meso> gotta love how there is 1337 users in the channel
[16:41] <_zoom> how to play songs in mpg123
[16:42] <Guest82925> Is there any fantastic software to make video such as Premiere in Ubuntu
[16:42] <Xerran> Guest82925: Kdenlive?
[16:42] <Hillshum> Guest82925: Cinelarra
[16:42]  * Hillshum thinks he spelled that wrong
[16:42] <indus> those are in no way 'fantastic'
[16:42] <filefreak> hi all. Is there a way to set sound output to mono (or alternatively, direct both sound signals to one channel)?
[16:42] <Guest82925> lol
[16:42] <_zoom> how to play songs in mpg123
[16:43] <Xerran> Hillshum: is that in the repository?
[16:43] <marines_> sipior: here it is http://pastebin.com/d6add5bb9
[16:43] <Trijntje> !mpg| _zoom
[16:43] <indus> Guest82925, try kino too, but they both are sad excuses for movie editing
[16:43] <_zoom> how to play songs in mpg123 dis a music player not a media format
[16:43] <speedmccoy> Can anybody help me with installing Dell monitor drivers? The instructions they provide on thier download page results in an error in terminal.
[16:44] <IdleOne> Hillshum: cinerella I believe it is
[16:44] <filefreak> _zoom, ubottu answered your question
[16:44] <indus> Guest82925, also, kino will crash a lot so u have been warned
[16:44] <sipior> marines_: and if you quit quodlibet, opera and everything else, do you still see the same cpu load?
[16:44] <Meso> I'd save movie editing to Mac.
[16:44] <indus> speedmccoy, there is no such thing as a monitor driver,its usually plug and play
[16:44] <samadhi> indus: i solved the problem. The thing was i had it right the first time Windows (hd0,1), just that it was commented
[16:45] <amos> away
[16:45] <indus> samadhi, its hdo,1? hmm wait let me check again
[16:45] <speedmccoy> indus: The best resolution I'm getting with Ubuntu 9.0.4 out of the box is 800x600. How can I do better?
[16:45] <Xerran> indus: you mean there is no such thing as a monitor driver for Ubuntu?
[16:45] <indus> samadhi, its firstr device, and 2nd partition
[16:45] <Guest82925> thank U  every one   I  will  try
[16:45] <indus> samadhi, aah damn u are right
[16:45] <samadhi> :)
[16:45] <Xerran> speedmccoy: try installing video card drivers maybe
[16:46] <indus> samadhi, poor luis_ he will have issues
[16:46] <marines_> sipior: argh, closing opera does the trick :/
[16:46] <filefreak> speedmccoy: goto preferences -> display and change it?
[16:46] <indus> luis_ hi sorry it should be a little chagne in menu.lst
[16:46] <samadhi> indus: why? thank you for your help
[16:46] <samadhi> indus: ah, you told him the same thing
[16:46] <indus> samadhi, i erred on the numbering ,for example sda3 is 0,1,2
[16:46] <luis_> yes?, mmmm im reboot and no have changes
[16:47] <groza> hello
[16:47] <groza> how can i install hamachi
[16:47] <Xerran> Hola
[16:47] <indus> luis_ please open that menu.lst again and in bottom line change to hd0,2
[16:47] <sipior> marines_: yeah, a web browser's the usual culprit :-)
[16:47] <luis_> mmm yea i make after reboot
[16:47] <filefreak> groza: http://www.supware.net/HamachiUbuntuHowto/ - a simple google always helps
[16:47] <QuantumKaos> hi guys, i need some serious help overhere: i was backupping my friend's external corrupted ntfs hd on one of my ntfs hd's using ddrescue and ive probably done something wrong and it was unaccessible afterall. after performing a check with gparted, it suggested to run a chkdsk on windows, since the fs is ntfs, this done i can access it but poof! all my data's not there anymore, but there is instead my friend's. now if i check the used and free
[16:47] <QuantumKaos> space it says 1tb is the whole hd, of which 700gbs is used, but by selecting all the files it appears to be only 400gb all together. so apparently there's 300gb which it doesnt see! my data! how do i make it reappear? please tell me there's a way, it was 2 yrs of music and pics, i cant lose it. (same free and used situation on windows and linux)
[16:47] <indus> luis_ wait paste that fdisk -l again and menu.lst again ill correct it for u
[16:47] <samadhi> indus: yeah, i read about that somewhere, that's why i put (hd0,1)
[16:47] <Xerran> wowzers
[16:47] <luis_> ok, im make now
[16:48] <indus> samadhi, i too knew it but i made mistake
[16:48] <speedmccoy> Xerran: I'll look at video drivers. Thanks.
[16:48] <indus> samadhi, thanks a lot , so now u boot windows?
[16:48] <samadhi> indus: don't worry about it, it happens to the best
[16:48] <Xerran> speedmccoy: what video card do you have?
[16:48] <indus> samadhi, thanks for the help :)
[16:48] <marines_> sipior: damn, i have to do something with opera...
[16:48] <speedmccoy> Xerran: lol. I don't remember. I grabbed on out of the drawer and it worked.
[16:49] <samadhi> indus: yes, i'm in windows, and thank you for your help
[16:49] <Xerran> speedmccoy: lol
[16:49] <speedmccoy> Xerran: I'll have to take this box apart unless you know how I could pull up properties. I'm new to Linux.
[16:50] <luis_> ok indus, this is a pastebin   http://pastebin.com/d3c1bba44
[16:50] <samadhi> indus: btw, do you know a method of accessing my linux partitions from windows?
[16:50] <Xerran> speedmccoy: try system > admin > Hardware drivers
[16:50] <catphish> can anyone point me at information on using gfs with ubuntu
[16:51] <filefreak> samadhi: you can download ext3 drivers somewhere for windows, a google search may help
[16:51] <Xerran> speedmccoy: what version of ubuntu?
[16:51] <filefreak> Is there a way to set sound output to mono (or alternatively, direct both sound signals to one channel)?
[16:51] <speedmccoy> Xerran: No drivers present. I am running 9.0.4
[16:52] <sipior> QuantumKaos: how are you mounting the volume under linux?
[16:52] <Xerran> speedmccoy: if it is offering drivers..activate them them reboot
[16:52] <samadhi> filefreak: i have already installed them, but when i try to access the partitions it tells me to format the partition
[16:52] <Xerran> speedmccoy: *then
[16:52] <indus> luis_http://pastebin.com/m323b0b5e
[16:52] <samadhi> filefreak: when i look at the properties of the partitions it says that they are inactive
[16:52] <Xerran> filefreak: do you have x-fi?
[16:53] <geezer> Hi.... Anyone know where I can get some cool widgets for my desktop?... the ones that come with "Screenlets" kinda suck.
[16:53] <indus> luis_ just comment out that chainloader for the dell
[16:53] <boscop> hey. I have a problem with firefox on ubuntu. when I download a file, and double-click on it, I can't open it with the assiciated program. instead, it shows a dialog to search for an app. this is very annoying. do you have any suggestions?
[16:53] <Trijntje> geezer: desklets
[16:53] <luis_> mmmm the hd0,3?
[16:53] <speedmccoy> Xerran: "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system."
[16:53] <speedmccoy> Xerran: I'll just shutdown and peek at the card.
[16:53] <filefreak> Xerran: no, it's on-board audio
[16:53] <Xerran> speedmccoy: ok
[16:54] <Jlone> Anyone here use cPanel at all?
[16:54] <Jlone> Got a QQ
[16:54] <filefreak> samadhi: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[16:54] <boxr> Jlone, that is not an Ubuntu question
[16:54] <indus> luis_ make that hd0,2 instead of hd0,3
[16:54] <Jlone> boxr: I know
[16:54] <Xerran> filefreak: I only have experience with x-fi on ubuntu..sorry
[16:55] <Jlone> boxr: but I'm running it on ubuntu
[16:55] <geezer> Trijntje, I tried that as well.... I'm looking for those clear, transparent looking types... sorta like this, My desktop: http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/5213/screenshotzlv.png ... looking for one that can display what I'm listening to on Audacious or Songbird... any ideas?
[16:55] <filefreak> Xerran: no problem. There might not even be an option for it :(
[16:55] <boxr> Jlone, join #cpanel
[16:55] <luis_> yes im make with 3, but not have change, anda im paste 2 anda my display send a mensage of starting
[16:55] <Jlone> grr
[16:56] <indus> luis_  just copy paste what i send u
[16:56] <luis_> ok
[16:56] <root__> irc://irc.1andallIRC.net/xboxland
[16:56] <ikonia> root__: ?
[16:56] <Xerran> filefreak: My ladies machine has onboard audio but she never really plays with it
[16:56] <ikonia> root__: please don't advertise in here
[16:56] <indus> luis_ now show me paste again
[16:56] <luis_> ok
[16:56] <filefreak> xerran: I have a mono TV :P
[16:57] <groza> how to install hamachi
[16:57] <groza> i tried the tutorial but it doesnt work
[16:57] <filefreak> groza: I answered this before
[16:57] <indus> luis_ new paste after u change menu.lst
[16:57] <Xerran> filefreak: you are running ubuntu on a mono tv?
[16:57] <filefreak> groza: oh...ill have a look
[16:57] <filefreak> xerran: yes :D MythTV
[16:57] <groza> it gives me an error
[16:57] <Achmed> groza: you're probably going to have to unpack the client with apx(?) I believe
[16:57] <groza> in terminal
[16:57] <Achmed> wait? tutorial?
[16:57] <groza> what
[16:58] <groza> im a noob
[16:58] <luis_> my pastebin http://pastebin.com/d54f46a53
[16:58] <Achmed> lol okay. one minute
[16:58] <filefreak> groza: what error, and for which step?
[16:58] <Achmed> actually can't help much. my aptitude is being a pain.
[16:58] <Xerran> filefreak: ahhh ok
[16:58] <groza> when im trying to extract the archive
[16:58] <indus> luis_ i tell u change that line hd0,3 to hd0,2
[16:59] <indus> luis_ root         (hd0,2)
[16:59] <luis_> ahh ok ok yea, sorry
[16:59] <tm512> question: I have ndis wrapper set up and everything. would a simple "sudo modprobe ndiswrapper", then "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up" and then "sudo dhclient wlan0" get me into public wifi?
[16:59] <luis_> im make
[16:59] <filefreak> groza: make sure that you are in the same directory as the archive and that the name is correct
[16:59] <groza> ok
[17:00] <indus> luis_  gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[17:00] <luis_> http://pastebin.com/d58691961
[17:00] <indus> luis_ ok correct
[17:00] <indus> luis_ now reboot
[17:00] <luis_> ok
[17:00] <dos|equis> Still confuse with the files residing in my /usr/lib
[17:00] <dos|equis> could someone tell me to minimize the files in /usr/lib
[17:01] <dos|equis> It takes up a lot of space in my drive
[17:01] <need_help> hey need help! got exam while i'm reviewing see: Vistual Filesystem! is virtual file system where all like under "/" same filesystem ?
[17:02] <boxr> need_help,  need google!
[17:02] <Xerran> I'm dual-booting Ubuntu 9.04 and Vista on two separate drives, if I back up both partitions using Clonezilla will I have to do anything special after a restore? Will GRUB be intact?
[17:02] <need_help> boxr i try but don't get exact mean , do u got exact mean for this ?
[17:02] <tm512> for big channels like this they need to get rid of the join notifications
[17:02] <tm512> ugh
[17:02] <boxr> need_help, no. But I don't think it's really for this channel
[17:03] <boxr> tm512, get rid of them in your client
[17:03] <dos|equis> Sames most are sleeping right now.
[17:04] <nErVe> how do i get rid of wine i had installed it and removed it but i still find its entry in teh applications men
[17:04] <prospire> is there any software in ubuntu which can read pdf's and convert them into text?
[17:04] <rufensis> I am having trouble with PPTP vpn in jaunty (was having the same problem in Ibex).  I configured it with the gui and when I try to click on my connection it does not even appear to be trying to connect - no green light in the bubble, not lock icon swirling around the nm display.  I am using a static address on the machine. I have this same vpn setup on my laptop running debian lenny and everything works perfectly.  The same settings
[17:04] <rufensis>  in ubuntu are a no go.  Can anyone help??
[17:04] <deany> Xerran, thats what clonezilla is for, nothing special needed
[17:05] <RanyAlbeg> when does .profile is being executed
[17:05] <sharperguy> Trying to set up SVGA out and every time I try to turn the other monitor on (actually a TV) it says it needs to set the virtual resolution and tells me to log out. But when I do that it just resets everything so I get stuck in a loop.
[17:05] <RanyAlbeg> ?
[17:05] <deany> Xerran, are you backing up an ext4 partition?
[17:05] <Xerran> deany: cool.... thanks
[17:06] <Xerran> deany: I fist backed up NTFS (vista) then ext3 (Ubuntu)
[17:06] <RanyAlbeg> exit
[17:06] <tarner> new to linux/ubuntu whats the easiest way to map a windows share to /media/localmount??? thanks
[17:06] <Xerran> deany: *first
[17:06] <linuxson25> Hi. Looking for a server to join in connection with remastersys, or cloning
[17:06] <boxr> tarner, samba
[17:06] <evon> does anyone know if it's possible to install windows with unetbootin?
[17:07] <Xerran> deany: I'm running Clonezilla live and saving the images to a local drive
[17:07] <indus> evon, no its not
[17:07] <deany> Xerran, ok.  Well you need the experimental ubuntu based version if you need to backup/restore ext4.  also, you dont need to back them up 1 by 1..
[17:07] <tarner> well i figured samba and smbfs had a read at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[17:07] <evon> indus: thanks. you know if it's possible to do it off a USB?
[17:07] <deany> Xerran, savedisk will backup the whole thing, just saying.
[17:08] <indus> evon, do what
[17:08] <Xerran> deany: even though I have Ubuntu and Vista on separate drives?
[17:08] <deany> Xerran, ah,.. ok forget what I said :)
[17:08] <evon> indus: install windows off a usb
[17:08] <luis_> indus?
[17:08] <DraconPern> help, after I did an update from a clean install, I can't boot anymore.
[17:09] <indus> luis_ yes?
[17:09] <samadhi> fs_driver doesn't work for me
[17:09] <linuxson25> Cloned my Ubuntu distro on my laptop with remastersys, tried re-installing as-is on my desktop
[17:09] <indus> evon, might be possible but iam not aware of such tools
[17:09] <apparle> evon: which version of windows..................and reply as a private message
[17:09] <revygttam> Hi, I accidently deleted my /lib directory yesterday, today i went to reinstall the OS but the installer says the CD-Rom does not contain a valid 'Relese' file.  As well before it boots it reads logical errors from /dev/sr0, cd drive works, any ideas?
[17:09] <DraconPern> it says Starting up... [  numbers] Not responding.
[17:09] <Xerran> deany: how do you rate clonezilla live? Do you think there is anything better?
[17:09] <luis_> mmmm im reboot my laptop, and login in windows but only send a msg of starting, and not run
[17:09] <linuxson25> As soon as I try booting into it after installation, enter username and password, I am greated by a white screen
[17:10] <PoisonSerpent_> revygttam: redownload and burn the Ubuntu iso again, and see if it works.
[17:10] <indus> luis_ so did u see windows logo?
[17:10] <boxr> revygttam, how did you accidently delete /lib?
[17:10] <revygttam> PoisonSerpent_, I am in the works of that now
[17:10] <PoisonSerpent_> Lol. You read my mind, I guess.
[17:10] <revygttam> boxr, thought i was in an ssh session and did a sudo rm -rf /lib  ...obviously, wrong box
[17:10] <PoisonSerpent_> What OS are you downloading it on?
[17:10] <deany> Xerran, it works.
[17:10] <RichiH> i
[17:10] <RichiH> oups
[17:10] <apparle> evon: If you are trying to install vista then its possible
[17:10] <boxr> revygttam, wow, that's gotta suck
[17:10] <luis_> mmmm not, only a black display
[17:11] <revygttam> boxr, its a home server it sucks if i corrupted something else but Im okay with reloading the server, but now i get this mess
[17:11] <boxr> revygttam, well, depending on how much you've updated, you can do as suggested and hope there isn't too much dependency hell
[17:11] <indus> luis_ u see windows in grub menu ? then u select windows xp?
[17:11] <DraconPern> no one can help?
[17:11] <revygttam> boxr, i gotta funny feeling nothing is gonna play nice today
[17:11] <linuxson25> No help?
[17:12] <Achmed> DraconPern, what do you need?
[17:12] <edbian> linuxson25: I just got here.  What's your question?
[17:12] <luis_> yes, im see and select windows, but only send me a msg of starting
[17:12] <luis_> and not run
[17:12] <indus> luis_ ok no problem, i want sudo fdisk -l again please
[17:12] <Achmed> DraconPern, what do you mean it doesn't boot? no bootloader, nothing?
[17:12] <luis_> ok
[17:12] <DraconPern> on start up, it says "Starting up..." then 3 messages of not responding, then reboots.
[17:12] <Achmed> hmmm
[17:13] <indus> luis_ u only see black screen ? no windows sign/logo?
[17:13] <linuxson25> edbian: Hi. I "cloned" my laptop Ubuntu install with remastersys, and tried to install it on my desktop. Everything works fine up untill entering the username and password, after which I just get a white screen
[17:13] <indus> luis_ so it means we select wrong partition
[17:13] <luis_> the black screen with a msg up to starting
[17:14] <linuxson25> edbian: I then press Ctrl+Alt+Del twice, and then for a second, my desktop background shows, and then it shuts down
[17:14] <edbian> linuxson25: Mmm.  My that's odd.  Is the system unresponsive?  Try Ctrl + alt + F1 at the white screen.
[17:14] <indus> luis_ sudo fdisk -l please
[17:14] <indus> luis_ ill be back 2 min
[17:14] <samadhi> maybe windows is broken
[17:14] <samadhi> anyone know a way to access my linux partitions from windows?
[17:14] <PoisonSerpent_> Ubuntu 9.10 is on Alpha 3 right now, am I correct?
[17:15] <linuxson25> edbian: Ctrl+Alt+F1...and this will do?
[17:15] <luis_> http://pastebin.com/d60f2df2f
[17:15] <indus> PoisonSerpent_, alpha 4
[17:15] <luis_> ok im wait
[17:15] <linuxson25> edbian: Does it reload the gui?
[17:15] <indus> luis_ iam back
[17:15] <linuxson25> edbian: The desktop?
[17:15] <PoisonSerpent_> Oh. I guess I'm behind.. lol
[17:15] <luis_> ok
[17:15] <samadhi> i have already tried fs_driver and linux reader
[17:15] <edbian> linuxson25: It switches to tty1 (which should be a cli prompt)
[17:15] <indus> luis_ paste fdisk -l
[17:16] <DraconPern> Achmed: ok, this is weird, it was a usb hub problem..
[17:16] <linuxson25> edbian: The desktop I am trying to install it on does have some serious differences in hardware setup. Its an AMD64, monster machine. Can it be that because it a major hardware change, that its not working?
[17:17] <edbian> linuxson25: That's what I suspect.  Can you get to tty1 ?
[17:17] <linuxson25> edbian: OH yeah, a virtual prompt
[17:17] <edbian> linuxson25: So it's working?
[17:17] <linuxson25> edbian: Will have to try that later on....working on the notebook now
[17:17] <luis_> yes
[17:17] <luis_> http://pastebin.com/d60f2df2f
[17:17] <linuxson25> edbian: WIll have to get back to you on this one
[17:17] <edbian> linuxson25: OIC.  I was going to tell you to go there and look at "dmesg" to get a hint of a problem
[17:17] <Keiffer> hi. I can't change keyboard's layouts
[17:18] <linuxson25> edbian: OK. Will also try that
[17:18] <indus> luis_ u know what /dev/sda5 is?
[17:18] <Keiffer> I can't see the problem, the layout is installed, keys for switching are set but i can't even test it
[17:18] <linuxson25> edbian: I will pastebin it when its done
[17:18] <linuxson25> edbian: Let you know
[17:19] <anwoke8204> Hi I have a question, I am trying to compile a package from source, I have installed the build-essential package, and automake, but it is telling me that it can't find gettextize
[17:19] <anwoke8204> how do I resolve this?
[17:19] <edbian> linuxson25: When the system boots it probes all of the hardware and loads the appropriate modules right there.  That's how linux works without drivers (it has a massive repo of them and picks the one's it needs when you boot).  I suspect that you would have the same issue if you had just fresh installed ubuntu on this machine but I could be wrong.
[17:19] <luis_> i dont know
[17:19] <luis_> :S
[17:19] <Simmo_Saan> ubuntu has no wifi search right?
[17:19] <indus> hmm
[17:20] <linuxson25> edbian: There any way I can add you or email you the results? Will have to reformat and install first before I can test this
[17:20] <edbian> Simmo_Saan: What do you mean "wifi search" ??
[17:20] <indus> luis_ what is dell utility partition?
[17:20] <anonymous_> sim642,  just left-click your network icon on the top right (assuming gnome)
[17:20] <edbian> linuxson25: I'm not necessarily suggesting a fresh install.  I think you have a good shot at fixing the one that's on there. PM me and I will give you an email address
[17:20] <luis_> mmm my pc is a laptop, its how a recovery
[17:20] <linuxson25> edbian: You think the 64 arch has anything to do with this?
[17:20] <anonymous_> sim642, that'll give you a list of networks in range.
[17:20] <samadhi> ok, i'll try some other time, bye guys
[17:20] <apparle> anwoke8204: I am not sure but install the package 'gettext'
[17:20] <merma> anybody knows where java_home is if I run Eclipse from my home from a downloaded folder?
[17:21] <edbian> linuxson25: 32 bit OS should work fine on a 64 bit machine.
[17:21] <sim642> for some reason it doesn't
[17:21] <anonymous_> sim642, what network adapter do you have?
[17:21] <indus> luis_ put a # symbol before the dell utility lines for all entries, title ,root, etc
[17:22] <indus> luis_ u understand?
[17:22] <Keiffer> I can't see the problem, the layout is installed, keys for switching are set but i can't even test it
[17:22] <Keiffer> hi. I can't change keyboard's layouts
[17:22] <anwoke8204> now it saying that it cant find the inittoolize tool
[17:22] <devkhadka> where do i find gnutls/openssl.h in ubuntu 9.04
[17:22] <luis_> mmmm
[17:22] <sim642> mabye u mean intel wireless wifi link 4965agn ?
[17:22] <tarner> FFS cifs doesnt resolve IP addresses automaticly grrrrrr
[17:22] <luis_> after?
[17:23] <sim642> and im currenly on windows cause i cant get to internet
[17:23] <ggabe_>  /join #mediarain
[17:23] <anonymous_> sim642, yes that's exactly what i meant. hmm I would think that card works as-is, as I have a Intel Wifi Link 5100 and it's working fine from a clean install
[17:23] <edbian> ggabe_: Almost!
[17:23] <ankush> i need help compiling beryl effect ..
[17:23] <ggabe_> no kidding
[17:23] <edbian> ankush: berl merged with compiz to form compiz fusion.  There is no beryl anymore
[17:24] <indus> luis_ ok copy this http://pastebin.com/m63ab3eb2
[17:24] <indus> luis_ copy from bottom white section not top one
[17:24] <luis_> ok
[17:24] <anonymous_> sim642, you're running Jaunty 9.04 right?
[17:24] <ankush> edbian: ok..are those lovely effects still available?
[17:24] <sim642> yup
[17:25] <edbian> ankush: They sure are!  Go to: System -> Preferences -> Appearances -> Desktop Effects tab
[17:25] <anonymous_> sim642, are you able to access any networks, or even show a list?
[17:25] <PINUCCIO81> hi
[17:25] <PINUCCIO81> !list
[17:26] <sim642> LAN connections are working nicely
[17:26] <Keiffer> could someone, please, aid me in testing my internet connection? it's very lazy, laggy and netsplitty and i want to be 100% sure that is not a local issue befor killing the ISP
[17:26] <Terabyte> hi, i'm trying to setup webmin on ubuntu, and i've ran into this error: Executing /etc/init.d/webmin-ipt start ..
[17:26] <Terabyte> Can't open /etc/webmin/firewall/iptables.save: No such file or directory
[17:26] <indus> luis_ paciencia :)
[17:26] <anonymous_> sim642,  http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5655663&postcount=4 try this
[17:27] <luis_> hablas español?
[17:27] <luis_> http://pastebin.com/d7067b09b
[17:27] <indus> luis_ nope, google translate :D
[17:27] <bboru> hey all
[17:27] <edbian> !hi | bboru
[17:27] <UltraNav> hi guys ! how can I determine/visualize page size/page miss/transaction look aside buffer (tlb) and such ?
[17:28] <edbian> UltraNav: You mean like swap stats?
[17:28] <majnoon> ok here is my problem i try to log into gnome and X crashes (using ubuntu jaunty) (using xfce no problem and using gnome programs NO problem)
[17:28] <indus> luis_ ok now reboot , if that no work, then try change line to hd0,4 maybe windows in that place
[17:28] <luis_> jejejejee ok ok
[17:28] <ankush> is there any feature in ubuntu resembling to restore function in windows?
[17:28] <luis_> you check the pastebin?
[17:28] <edbian> majnoon: IT crashes immediately?
[17:28] <luis_> http://pastebin.com/d7067b09b
[17:28] <anonymous_> ankush, you mean system restore in windows?
[17:28] <jlilly> is there a way to find projects used in gnome that are powered by pygtk?
[17:28] <ankush> yups
[17:28] <majnoon> yup i tried making another user same thing
[17:29] <indus> luis_ yes its good buena suerte
[17:29] <ankush> anonymous-: yups, exactly
[17:29] <indus> luis_ reboot, i wait here
[17:29] <luis_> ok ty
[17:29] <Belding> 4
[17:30] <edbian> ankush: Basically it's a backup utility.  There are loads of them in the repos.  Nothing as seemless as "Window System Restore" or Mac's "Time Machine"
[17:31] <steve_3199> how do i restart my sound when it starts playing up
[17:31] <ankush> edbian: i dnt have a desktop themes tab in appearence, will installing Desktop effects do the thing?
[17:31] <ankush> edbian: from add/remove applications
[17:31] <edbian> ankush: What tabs do you have there?  I think it's the last one.  The desktop effects are installed by default in ubuntu
[17:31] <anonymous_> ankush, I see on the forums something about "sbackup." There isn't an backup system implemented, but sbackup seems to be the way to go according to them. apt-get install sbackup to install, apt-cache search sbackup for info on it
[17:32] <apparle> steve_3199: what do you mean restart sound
[17:32] <edbian> ankush: I'm sure there is a tab in there for it.
[17:32] <ankush> edbian: no, i have visual effects
[17:32] <edbian> ankush: That's it
[17:32] <UltraNav> ﻿edbian: like... but not exactly...
[17:32] <campster> Hi, I installed ubuntu 8.10 and updated it to version 9.04 ... Is their a way to get version 9.04 from my computer to install it to another computer at my home ?
[17:32] <ghostknife_> How can I list the details a raid array was created with (like the chunk size)?
[17:33] <linduxed1> ive got an old samba PDC fileserver that i want to replace with a new one. The thing is though that ive already added a ton of machines onto that server and i dont want to add them again, any way to do this?
[17:33] <linduxed1> are they stored in a file?
[17:33] <Achmed> campster: you could download the cd image from ubuntu.com
[17:33] <steve_3199> well, im not good with identifying sound problems, but there are lots of delays in the sound, and its usualy fixed by a reboot, but i dont want to reboot
[17:33] <edbian> UltraNav: The "free" command shows swap usage  "free -m"
[17:33] <ankush> that func doesnt give me features of beryl..
[17:33] <campster> Achmed: i don't have enough bandwith :/
[17:33] <Achmed> campster: at the location your at, or at home?
[17:33] <edbian> ankush: What specifically were you looking for?
[17:33] <campster> both
[17:33] <Achmed> campster: is your home computer running windows?
[17:34] <campster> no, I'm running ubuntu 9.04
[17:34] <Achmed> campsterr: oh? i see now nevermind lmao I'm tired, sorry.
[17:34] <edbian> campster: There are utilities to make an ISO from your ubuntu install but it is difficult because a typical person's install does not fit on 1 CD
[17:34] <DaZ-> campster, debian had an application to build iso from repositories afair
[17:35] <QuantumKaos> hi guys, i need some serious help overhere: i was backupping my friend's external corrupted ntfs hd on one of my ntfs hd's using ddrescue and ive probably done something wrong and it was unaccessible afterall. after performing a check with gparted, it suggested to run a chkdsk on windows, since the fs is ntfs, this done i can access it but poof! all my data's not there anymore, but there is instead my friend's. now if i check the used and free
[17:35] <QuantumKaos> space it says 1tb is the whole hd, of which 700gbs is used, but by selecting all the files it appears to be only 400gb all together. so apparently there's 300gb which it doesnt see! my data! how do i make it reappear? please tell me there's a way, it was 2 yrs of music and pics, i cant lose it. (same free and used situation on windows and linux)
[17:35] <j1nn> hi all. i need help with wifi on asus eee 1000ha on ubuntu 9.04. after last updates it suddenly stopped working.. systems sees no interface. modprobe ath5k does not help.. may some please help me?
[17:35] <ankush> edbian: i saw the beryl effects on a video on youtube..so installed beryl source files ..but they are not compiling...
[17:35] <cheasully> hey does anybody know if deleting stuff from /usr/src will be detrimental to my system?
[17:35] <campster> okay.. can't I update the 8.10 install from the other computer running the 9.04 ?\
[17:36] <Xerran> Whats the best way to see Quicktime video in ubuntu?
[17:36] <thiebaude> !codecs
[17:36] <edbian> ankush: I'm telling you beryl is deprecated.  Compiz can do anything beryl can do + much more :)  If you'd like to configure compiz install "simple-ccsm"
[17:36] <steve_3199> QuantumKaos, i have a program you might want to look at, wait a minute while i findit
[17:36] <cheasully> im running ubuntu on an eeepc 900a with 4G of mem and i need to make space for other stuff, /usr/src has like 1.5 G or stuff in it
[17:36] <cheasully> can i delete some of it?
[17:36] <campster> can't I update the 8.10 install from the other computer running the 9.04 ?
[17:37] <DaZ-> campster, you can
[17:37] <Xerran> thiebaude: i have the medibuntu codecs
[17:37] <edbian> cheasully: What do you have in there?  Mine is empty?
[17:37] <thiebaude> Xerran, im not sure about quicktime, dont use it
[17:37] <campster> DaZ, will it do it automatically if i connect them on a network ?
[17:37] <cheasully> hold on lemme check
[17:37] <QuantumKaos> steve_3199: i really hope so man :D
[17:38] <cheasully> linux headers
[17:38] <thiebaude> Xerran, do you use wine?
[17:38] <DaZ-> campster, i don't know, probably not
[17:38] <cheasully> and vbox driver i believe
[17:38] <edbian> cheasully: I don't know why you have anything in there.  Did yo compile you're own kernel?
[17:38] <devkhadka> where is gnutls/openssl.h located
[17:38] <devkhadka> how do i find gnutls/openssl.h
[17:38] <cheasully> no thats why i thought it was kinda weird
[17:38] <ankush> edbian: i went offline, can u help me gettng those wonderful graphics
[17:39] <edbian> cheasully: /usr/src is used for source code that the user has hand-compilied.  IF you have already gotten a binary from that source code it is safe to delete
[17:39] <campster> DaZ: But their is a way .. do you think I can find out more on the forum perhaps ?
[17:39] <cheasully> thats what i thought thanks edbian
[17:39] <edbian> ankush: Yeah. Compiz can do everything beryl can do + more.  If you'd like to configure it install "simple-ccsm"
[17:39] <DaZ-> campster, you should have cached packages
[17:39] <j1nn> i guess i'm the only person with this issue?
[17:39] <edbian> ankush: The cube, the wall, fire  all of it is in compiz
[17:40] <campster> I have no idea what that is
[17:40] <edbian> cheasully: NP
[17:40] <cheasully> edbian: NP?
[17:40] <edbian> cheasully: No Problem = NP
[17:40] <Vooloo> is there a GOOD mailing list to stay up to date with security updates?
[17:40] <cheasully> lol sorry tired thanks
[17:40] <edbian> cheasully: NP ;)
[17:41] <hellhound> i am trying to use this how to: http://howtoforge.com/sharp_fonts_gnome_p2  on Ubuntu 9.04 but I cannot figure out how to get X to 96dpi since 9.04 does not use xorg any longer.  if it helps I have an NVidia card.   Please help
[17:41] <edbian> ankush: "sudo apt-get install ccsm"
[17:42] <edbian> ankush: "sudo apt-get install simple-ccsm"
[17:42] <steve_3199> QuantumKaos, http://www.cgsecurity.org/
[17:42] <ankush> thanx edbian: i have learnt how to install :)
[17:42] <edbian> ankush: np
[17:42] <edbian> ankush: I LOVE compiz-fusion :)
[17:42] <steve_3199> it helped me in similar situations, might be able t help you, i dont know but give it a try
[17:42] <QuantumKaos> steve_3199: talking about testdisk? or photorec? been there done that, they dont work well :(
[17:42] <thiebaude> edbian, i wish i had the graphics card to run it
[17:43] <steve_3199> yeah, thats all i can think of
[17:43] <edbian> thiebaude: I bought an ATI radeon 9550 from tiger for $20 that runs them great!
[17:43] <ankush> edbian: its so easy in it, just tick...
[17:43] <edbian> ankush: Yep
[17:43] <thiebaude> edbian, cool, i love tigerdirect here in N.C
[17:43] <steve_3199> have the disks actually been initialised? or just reformatted
[17:44] <edbian> thiebaude: Here in Monmouth, Il (bumble-fuck) things come in 1 day (nothing gets here in 1 day)
[17:44] <thiebaude> haha
[17:44] <valeriojack> hi, everyone
[17:44] <edbian> !hi | valeriojack
[17:44] <apparle> can I share internet over bluetooth??
[17:44] <valeriojack> :-)
[17:44] <steve_3199> apparle, its possible, there is software there for it
[17:45] <j1nn> happy people with internet..
[17:45] <apparle> steve_3199: tell me the name
[17:45] <speedmccoy> xerran: you were helping me earlier with my video card.
[17:45] <valeriojack> i have a little question: does anyone know if netbook remix works on hp 2133?
[17:45] <apparle> j1nn: what happened to u
[17:45] <Xerran> speedmccoy: hey
[17:45] <speedmccoy> xerran: I found another card and was able to download drivers
[17:45] <speedmccoy> xerran: I"m good to go at 1024x768. Thanks for your help.
[17:45] <j1nn> updates happened to me. since i installed the latest, my netbook does not see wifi interface.
[17:45] <steve_3199> i cant think of it, but if you look in the ubuntu package list you will find some related stuff
[17:45] <Xerran> speedmccoy: np
[17:46] <valeriojack> yes no maybe ?
[17:46] <genii> I can't find any good info on some linux-friendly wifi card based on ExpressCard 54mm type slot. Any suggestions?
[17:47] <valeriojack> i m downloading it because it s difficoult to make via chrome vga driver work with other distro
[17:47] <luis_> not changes
[17:47] <ubuntufreak> Sorry that it may be a dump question but i would like to know how we can find the installed Ubuntu OS is a 32-bit or 64-bit
[17:47] <steve_3199> genii, in ubuntu, it will run most PCI and USB wireless cards very easily
[17:47] <bucky> valeriojack: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks
[17:48] <genii> steve_3199: Yes, however my new laptop comes with the ExpressCard slot
[17:48] <valeriojack> oh damn
[17:48] <bboru> Just installed Jaunty yesterday....  keeps locking up completely.  REISUB, ctrl alt bckspace dont work.  Will eventually boot after like 5 reboots of: "Code:     Bad EIP value", then lock up again.  Is there a repair install function or something?
[17:48] <hellhound> i am trying to use this how to: http://howtoforge.com/sharp_fonts_gnome_p2  on Ubuntu 9.04 but I cannot figure out how to get X to 96dpi since 9.04 does not use xorg any longer.  if it helps I have an NVidia card.   Please help
[17:49] <boss_mc> bboru: sounds like the install media might have been corrupt
[17:49] <mramosy> Ubuntu Netbook Remix on Acer Aspire One
[17:49] <mramosy> Problem with cheese app
[17:49] <bboru> boss: is there a repair ability so i dont have to lose all my progress?
[17:49] <bucky> apparle: grml-btnet  YMMV
[17:49] <indus> luis_
[17:49] <indus> hi
[17:49] <apparle> what
[17:50] <apparle> bucky: what
[17:50] <mramosy> video recording lags
[17:50] <valeriojack> does anyone know a distro that makes this damn hp 2133 work decently exept suse
[17:50] <indus> luis_ what happened/?
[17:50] <valeriojack> ?
[17:50] <bucky> can I share internet over bluetooth??    apt-cache show grml-btnet
[17:50] <bucky> apparle: ^^
[17:50] <boss_mc> bboru: if that was the cause of the errors then the damage will not be predictable enough for a repari program to work
[17:50] <apparle> bucky: oh thanks
[17:51] <j1nn> ..asus eee1000ha - wifi breaks up after an update.
[17:51] <j1nn> anyone, any idea, please?
[17:51] <luis_> indus... not changes
[17:51] <indus> luis_ did u see windows in boot menu?
[17:51] <luis_> the display in black with the msg: starting
[17:51] <boss_mc> bboru: what progress have you made?
[17:51] <luis_> noting
[17:51] <bboru> boss:  the iso was verified when burned so i'm leaning toward something else.
[17:52] <luis_> only the mensage of starting
[17:52] <mtlife> is enlightenment still supported in ubuntu?
[17:52] <indus> luis_ ok last  change, change root         (hd0,2) to  hd0,4
[17:52] <bboru> boss:  i just uninstalled the last thing i put in (snort) and did a reboot.  looked good for about 10 minutes then just locked up completely
[17:52] <luis_> ok
[17:52] <luis_> im change
[17:52] <mramosy> UNR on AA1 problem with cheese app video recording lag, no sound
[17:53] <apparle> bucky: how to do it exactly
[17:53] <bboru> boss:  also, if it matters, when it locks up my caps lock light flashes
[17:54] <indus> luis_ sorry man
[17:54] <raven> hello... i just didn't trust my eyes - ARDOUR 3.0 is available for windows but not for linux yet - is that true??? (ardour-midi support within linux?????? tnx
[17:54] <luis_> wast up?
[17:54] <luis_> im change
[17:54] <luis_> reboot?
[17:54] <apparle> luis_: what's the problem
[17:54] <indus> luis_ yes
[17:55] <indus> luis_ can i see paste
[17:55] <Brian_> im looking for a better menu for gnome like  "start" menu is their any good alternatives. also im lookin for a better panel any ideas?
[17:56] <ftab> Brian_ sudo apt-get install gnome-mainmenu
[17:56] <Shirotoko> is there's a way to make compiz ignore smplayer windows for instance? so the videos play nice?
[17:56] <ftab> that also has integrated Beagle for search
[17:56] <mtlife> hello, can enlightenment be removed after installation?
[17:56] <Brian_> thanks ill check it out
[17:57] <luis_> my pastebin   http://pastebin.com/d2ab170bb
[17:57] <ftab> Brian_ ok good luck
[17:58] <mtlife> .motd
[17:58] <cellstorm> hi i want someone to help me !
[17:58] <indus> luis_ use this http://pastebin.com/m1cccee3e
[17:58] <Brian_> oh i already had that but when i click more apps the menu closes and opens another window i didnt like that, i was hoping it would just open a sub menu
[17:58] <DaZ-> mtlife, why not? :f
[17:58] <cellstorm> is here anzone to help me ?
[17:59] <IdleOne> !ask
[17:59] <cellstorm> anyone
[17:59] <luis_> yes im change
[17:59] <indus> luis_ ok reboot
[17:59] <cellstorm> i want help with my printer
[17:59] <mtlife> DaZ-: dunno just wondering :)
[17:59] <boss_mc> bboru: that error message claims to be a hardware failure error causing kernel panic, do you have any strange HW in the machine?
[17:59] <luis_> ok ty
[17:59] <mtlife> DaZ-: can i run gnome and enlightenment next to each other?
[17:59] <cellstorm> i have canon ip 3500
[18:00] <bboru> boss: no, it's a hp mini 1010nr netbook
[18:00] <cellstorm> but there isnt anz driver for this
[18:00] <DaZ-> mtlife, ...yes
[18:00] <bboru> boss:  i'm going to upgrade the firmware from the hp site and see how that goes
[18:00] <boss_mc> bboru: good plan
[18:01] <bboru> boss: i'll shoot an update when complete, if you're around
[18:01] <mixalis> can anyone help me ?
[18:01] <hellhound> i am trying to use this how to: http://howtoforge.com/sharp_fonts_gnome_p2  on Ubuntu 9.04 but I cannot figure out how to get X to 96dpi since 9.04 does not use xorg any longer.  if it helps I have an NVidia card.   Please help
[18:01] <indus> luis_ u reboot or no
[18:02] <DaZ-> ubuntu doesn't use xorg? ;o
[18:02] <earthling> :-)
[18:02] <earthling> no xorg!!!
[18:02] <Dreizer> hi all
[18:03] <ftab> Dreizer hi
[18:03] <Dreizer> :)
[18:04] <benedikt> I pop in my digital camera and Gnome pops up with gphoto2://[usb:001,019]/. Since this isnt on my filesystem, how the heck do i access it without gnome (cli)
[18:04] <Dreizer> any hackers or crackers here :?
[18:04] <giampiero> Hello, I've got a question: when I turn off PC and then restart it, volume is always turned off and I manually have to turn it back on. Can anybody explain how to fix that?
[18:04] <dos|equis> Could someone explain to me why I have a lot of files under my / directory, except for my home folder
[18:05] <DaZ-> giampiero, alsactl store? :f
[18:05] <giampiero> DaZ-: Pardon?
[18:05] <dos|equis> I mean, could I minimize the files being placed in the folder.
[18:05] <di||itante> dos|equis: / is where everything is including /home
[18:05] <dos|equis> yeah
[18:05] <kamel> Hello
[18:06] <dos|equis> That is why I said "except for my home folder"
[18:06] <DaZ-> giampiero, just type it into the console :f
[18:06] <dos|equis> It takes a lot of my drive space.
[18:06] <di||itante> Read up on FHS
[18:06] <DaZ-> with sudo for the best effect ;f
[18:06] <dos|equis> FHS?
[18:06] <di||itante> dos|equis: Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
[18:07] <dos|equis> I'm reading it right now
[18:07] <mick_> hi all does any 1 no were i can get a avi to dvd converter for ubuntu
[18:07] <Dreizer> look in google
[18:07] <benedikt> I pop in my digital camera and Gnome pops up with gphoto2://[usb:001,019]/. Since this isnt on my filesystem, how the heck do i access it without gnome (cli)
[18:07] <Dreizer> ;]
[18:07] <giampiero> DaZ-: Can you explain it effect?
[18:07] <IdleOne> mick_: Synaptic package manager
[18:07] <dos|equis> but, my question is, can I remove files that are not being used
[18:08] <di||itante> dos|equis: like what?
[18:08] <DaZ-> giampiero, google,man
[18:08] <dos|equis> I don't know what are these files
[18:08] <dos|equis> There are so many of them
[18:08] <dos|equis> I'm still new to Linux.
[18:08] <di||itante> dos|equis: first of all in chat, type my nick to make sure I see your conversation
[18:08] <OttifantSir> How do you flash the BIOS from Ubuntu 9.04?
[18:08] <di||itante> dos|equis: give me an example
[18:08] <giampiero> Daz-: that's what I get when I type it: alsactl: save_state:1541: Cannot open /var/lib/alsa/asound.state for writing: Permission denied
[18:09] <DaZ-> giampiero, ..sudo? :f
[18:09] <dos|equis> di||itante : what sample?
[18:09] <di||itante> dos|equis: of a file you want to delete
[18:09] <protop96> سلام
[18:09] <Dreizer> what
[18:09] <Dreizer> :?
[18:10] <dos|equis> di||itante : That's my problem. I don't know which file(s) to delete.
[18:10] <IdleOne> !english | protop96
[18:10] <protop96> ok
[18:10] <IdleOne> thank you
[18:10] <di||itante> dos|equis: then do them all and see what happens
[18:10] <dos|equis> di||itante : I really want to learn linux. This will be my strength if ever I graduate in college.
[18:10] <giampiero> Daz-: already done: E: core-util.c: Home directory /home/giampiero not ours.
[18:10] <abranches_> hello everyone. I installed a deb with  dpkg --force depends -i package.deb, because I knew the app would work without some dependencies that were required. now every time I execute apt-get, it says that I must do  "apt-get -f install" to remove the package installed. I don't wanna remove the app installed, so what can I do?
[18:10] <server_> hola alguien sabe como se repara una virtualbox
[18:11] <Dreizer> .quit
[18:11] <benedikt> !english | server_
[18:11] <IdleOne> !es | server_
[18:11] <server_> ok
[18:11] <protop96> 	
[18:11] <protop96> What better forum for the problems of Linux ?
[18:12] <IdleOne> protop96: #linux might be better but if you are using ubuntu this is the place
[18:13] <earthling> is there anyother project like arc colors that is taking care of gnome themes?
[18:14] <earthling> also any good place to get login splash screens other than gnome looks?
[18:14] <protop96> The problem of sound in the microphone Skybe
[18:15] <eptalon> heyas
[18:15] <IdleOne> !eyecandy > earthling
[18:15] <giampiero> Daz-: Could Aumx help, maybe?
[18:15] <eptalon> does ubuntu 9.10 support hfs(+) volumes?
[18:15] <giampiero> Daz-: Aumix, sorry
[18:16] <earthling> thanks man..
[18:16] <Berzerker> earthling, not that I know of. you can just do a google search, couple of websites may have some complications
[18:16] <Berzerker> compilations*
[18:16] <abranches_> hello everyone. I installed a deb with  dpkg --force depends -i package.deb, because I knew the app would work without some dependencies that were required. now every time I execute apt-get, it says that I must do  "apt-get -f install" to remove the package installed. I don't wanna remove the app installed, so what can I do?
[18:16] <DaZ-> giampiero, i don't know :f
[18:16] <earthling> Berzerker , IdleOne   thanks
[18:17] <Berzerker> abranches_, just run sudo apt-get -f install
[18:17] <giampiero> Daz-:never mind, thank anyway.
[18:17] <tdn> How do I make a script run every time the machine is started up, and the network has come up?
[18:17] <DaZ-> giampiero, alsactl didn't work because of something related to pulseaudio imo
[18:17] <giampiero> Daz-:so?
[18:17] <DaZ-> and i don't know anything about pulseaudio :F
[18:17] <zatoichi> dd is awesome
[18:18] <groza> hello
[18:18] <groza> what do i need to play counter-strike in ubuntu?
[18:18] <doktoreas> hello everybody..is it possible to give a priority to the oom-killer ?
[18:18] <abranches_> Berzerker: if I do that, it will remove the app that I installed. and I don't wanna do that. isn't there any way to ignore that dependencies that I ignored with the "dpkg --force depends" ?
[18:18] <di||itante> abranches_: use your package manager ot mark it ignored
[18:18] <orochi> groza: The latest version of wine, winehq.org and read the instructions for installing the ubuntu package from their repositories
[18:18] <Seidos> you master one 3d shooter, you've mastered them all
[18:19] <IdleOne> tdn: cron would be the way but I don't know how to use cron. man cron will help you
[18:19] <groza> orochi: but i know i need and something else
[18:19] <Berzerker> abranches_, why don't you try running it, then reinstall the app normally?
[18:19] <groza> but i dont remember
[18:19] <dos|equis> Could someone help me!
[18:19] <groza> something with gentoo
[18:19] <tdn> IdleOne, isn't cron for things that should be run cronostically?
[18:19] <bucky> abranches_: i'd try this.. put a hold on the package you installed with force
[18:19] <Seidos> groza, have you considered playing a 3d shooter that's ported to linux?
[18:19] <Ipse-Dixit> hello, could anyone help checking whatz wrong with my fstab? here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/257037/ i compiled it myself, everything works but one of my hd, whenever i want to open it, it says "System policy prevents mounting internal media" then i have to type the pw and i can get in, how can avoid that? thanks
[18:19] <tdn> Ie. in time intervals?
[18:20] <groza> no
[18:20] <linuxson25> Hi
[18:20] <Seidos> ported or native
[18:20] <orochi> groza: What is the other thing that you need?
[18:20] <groza> what do you recomand?
[18:20] <arun_sukesan> jjlj
[18:20] <groza> i dont remember
[18:20] <linuxson25> Installed the cloned version of my laptop on my desktop pc
[18:20] <arun_sukesan> sorry
[18:20] <groza> i played once and it promped me for installing other program
[18:20] <Seidos> groza, look on the web.  I saw a couple 3d shooters.  "best 3d shooters for linux" is a start
[18:20] <lanzelloth> hello. my system -> admin -> drivers says I don't have any proprietary driver running, but I remember installing fglrx. Could this be mistaken? Will I damage anything if i do sudo apt-get instal fglrx?
[18:21] <linuxson25> When its finished, and I enter my username and password, I can see the mouse cursor, and just a white screen
[18:21] <arun_sukesan> please help
[18:21] <abranches_> Berzerker: the app is searching for python2.4-dbus, and the ubuntu repositories only have python2.6-dbus, and that one works perfectly well with the app
[18:21] <IdleOne> tdn: I believe so but it can also be set to run a script at boot. like I said I don't know how to use it but reading up might get you more info
[18:21] <arun_sukesan> is there any software for playing wmv files in ubuntu
[18:21] <Berzerker> abranches_, and others might not, so why not update? there's nothing that it can hurt.
[18:21] <arun_sukesan> i tried vlc
[18:21] <IdleOne> !wmv
[18:21] <arun_sukesan> but there is only audio
[18:21] <GPL> how to set default programs for particular extensions in Ubuntu, for example, when i click a URL, it opens up in BlueFish Editor rather than in Mozilla Firefox
[18:21] <arun_sukesan> but no video
[18:21] <abranches_> Berzerker: so, I can't install normally unless I get python2.4-dbus from other source
[18:21] <bucky> abranches_: try putting a hold on the package you installed with force
[18:22] <abranches_> bucky: what do you mean with putting a hold?
[18:22] <bucky> abranches_: and the easiest way to do that IMHO is to install wajig, a python front end for apt and do a wajig hold <packagename>
[18:22] <maco> GPL: right click an html file and go to properties -> open with and set the default application
[18:22] <Berzerker> abranches_, pretty sure it should say >= 2.4
[18:22] <maco> bucky: whats hard about aptitude hold <packagename>?
[18:22] <Berzerker> abranches_, so 2.6 would work
[18:22] <Seidos> groza, I've been playing Battle for Wesnoth
[18:23] <IdleOne> arun_sukesan: please talk in here so others can benefit
[18:23] <GPL> maco, that way, i 'd have to create a html file , isnt there some sort of preferences in Control Centre ?
[18:23] <groza> seidos
[18:23] <groza> thanks
[18:23] <abranches_> bucky: I will try that, thanks
[18:23] <MaNU_> How to convert pdf to doc? please help
[18:23] <linuxson25> I can open up virtual terminal, and when I give the command dmesg, I get this: http://pastebin.com/d429243fd
[18:23] <Berzerker> hmm
[18:23] <maco> GPL: i dont know how to change file associations other than that way
[18:23] <Berzerker> installing an apt front-end for apt.
[18:23] <IdleOne> !pm | arun_sukesan
[18:23] <Berzerker> that sounds useful [/sarcasm]
[18:23] <cremaster> hi folks, i'm trying to get my wireless connection working on jaunty (it was working before i upgraded)
[18:24] <IdleOne> arun_sukesan: do not innitiate a dcc without asking first
[18:24] <abranches_> Berzerker: yes, 2.6 works perfectly, but the app only searches for 2.4 and not >=2.4
[18:24] <bucky> maco abranches_  aptitude doesn't hold thru a dist-upgrade... i prefer wajig   it just works
[18:24] <lanzelloth> cremaster, is the network using 64 bit wep?
[18:24] <linuxson25> Any help?
[18:24] <xepra> hrm, I have a fresh install of 9.04 desktop 64 bit on an hp dv2000 laptop.  There is about a 10 second delay after the login display pops up before I can use the keyboard.  Mouse works fine the whole time.  Any ideas?
[18:24] <cremaster> would someone mind looking at my sudo lshw -C network and help me interpret it?
[18:24] <lanzelloth> cremaster, it's just that I heard ther's a problem with 64bit wep for newer versions
[18:24] <linuxson25> Would like to get my desktop up and working
[18:25] <Berzerker> xepra, wait the 10 seconds?
[18:25] <MaNU_> Somebody please tell me to convert pdf to *.doc???
[18:25] <cremaster> lanzelloth, well i'm just trying to get a list of available networks in my vicinity
[18:25] <xepra> Berzerker, lol, thx, real helpful
[18:25] <Berzerker> xepra, I mean lol, it's 10 seconds, does it really kill you?
[18:25] <arun_sukesan> ok IdleOne
[18:26] <xepra> Berzerker, its annoying as hell, and shouldn't be happening
[18:26] <Berzerker> xepra, if the keyboard and computer overall actually work, then I wouldn't see any problem with it.
[18:26] <Berzerker> xepra, it's probably just your USB powering up your keyboard
[18:26] <xepra> So no, its not like its mission critical or anything, it just seems like it should be easy to fix
[18:26] <linuxson25> xepra: You a perfectionist like me, and it would bug the hell out of me too... :)
[18:26] <arun_sukesan> i just wanted to know how can i play wmv files in ubuntu
[18:26] <simran> hi guys, i just installed ubuntu, removed movie player (totem) and installed Mplayer....am i still required to instal w32codecs to obtain full compatibility ??
[18:26] <xepra> whys trackpad work then?  and did older versions work fine?
[18:26] <Berzerker> xepra, is it an overly power hungry keyboard?
[18:26] <di||itante> xepra: you could boot into text mode then start x undter strace ad see if that give you an idea of what is taking uo the time
[18:26] <IdleOne> !wmv > arun_sukesan
[18:27] <xepra> and why did*
[18:27] <Berzerker> xepra, because your trackpad doesn't og over USB.
[18:27] <Berzerker> go*
[18:27] <xepra> and USB does?
[18:27] <cremaster> sudo lswh -C network lists my wireless card but then below it doesn't list it to say ENABLED/DISABLED/etc it only lists my ethernet and the virtualbox adapter
[18:27] <Berzerker> xepra, ...yes USB goes over USB *sigh* lol
[18:27] <xepra> di||itante, thats a good idea, I was wondering the best way to start debugging
[18:27] <Berzerker> oh you're using a laptop keyboard
[18:27] <xepra> Berzerker, ugh, I suck at english :/, clearly I meant trackpad
[18:28] <xepra> i mean keyboard
[18:28] <xepra> lol
[18:28] <xepra> suck
[18:28] <arun_sukesan> ok thankks for the reply ubottu
[18:28] <IdleOne> ubottu: is a good person
[18:28] <Berzerker> well it could be something weird with your keyboard drivers, but I don't think it should bother anyone.
[18:28] <Berzerker> lol
[18:29] <linuxson25> lol...that was funny
[18:29] <simran> anyone?
[18:29] <IdleOne> !anyone
[18:29] <earthling_> arun_sukesan : new to the channel .. ubottu is a bot.. and a good one at that..
[18:29] <simran> movie player codec question
[18:29] <xepra> simran, why don't you just check to see if you can play what you want to play
[18:30] <simran> i dnt want to bloat it
[18:30] <simran> if mplayer installs the codecs
[18:30] <IdleOne> simran: try playing a mp3 and if it needs a codec ubuntu will tell you
[18:30] <simran> then i dnt need w32codec
[18:30] <linuxson25> Some input please?
[18:30] <simran> thats what im asking basically
[18:30] <simran> does mplayer install the same external codecs as w32codecs
[18:31] <IdleOne> simran: yes
[18:31] <terrestre> simran: did you install ubuntu-xtra-codecs?
[18:31] <simran> nh
[18:32] <simran> what is that
[18:32] <Adrenaline`Away> Can I use software like Sony Vegas or Adobe programs on Ubuntu?
[18:32] <terrestre> simran: flash, java, mp3 codecs all of that
[18:32] <linuxson25> Hello? Some help, please?
[18:32] <simran> kool
[18:32] <linuxson25> Installed the cloned version of my laptop on my desktop pc
[18:32] <llutz> Adrenaline`Away: if you want to use windows-software, use windos
[18:32] <linuxson25> When its finished, and I enter my username and password, I can see the mouse cursor, and just a white screen
[18:32] <llutz> +w
[18:33] <arun_sukesan> does the ubuntu xtra codecs charge any fee??
[18:33] <IdleOne> linuxson25: patience please. and try asking your question every 10 minutes or so
[18:33] <linuxson25> I can open up virtual terminal, and when I give the command dmesg, I get this: http://pastebin.com/d429243fd
[18:33] <simran> you know that ubufox extesion for firefox
[18:33] <simran> is it needed
[18:33] <simran> it has 1 *
[18:33] <simran> lol
[18:33] <linuxson25> IdleOne: Will do, thanx
[18:33] <th0r> linuxson25: you mean you installed the laptop video drivers on the desktop and now the video doesn't work? wonder why?
[18:34] <linuxson25> th0r: So then we talking about conflicting video drivers here? Wow, thanx...that kinda makes sense. But doesnt Ubuntu detect hardware before it boots up, including which video drivers to use?
[18:34] <deany> ubuntu-xtra-codecs?   its ubuntu-restricted-extras
[18:35] <xepra> linuxson25, try running sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[18:35] <terrestre> deany: yes that, sorry my ubuntu is in another language
[18:35] <linuxson25> th0r: I mean, when I typed in dmesg, it gave me all the up to date details of my AMD64 machine
[18:35] <linuxson25> xepra: thanx, will try that
[18:36] <jado> hi i have a dns problem i can ping the ip's but not the domain names
[18:36] <terrestre> simran: you can install all at once writting "sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[18:36] <lanzelloth> where do I get fglrx?? I've enabled the multiverse repositories
[18:36] <xepra> jado, dns servers are in /etc/resolv.conf
[18:37] <linuxson25> xepra: will get back to you with results just now. Thanx for the hint
[18:37] <simran> ah i just hit superkey+r  and its zoomed in
[18:37] <simran> how do i zoom out
[18:37] <simran> lol
[18:37] <xepra> jado, just put "nameserver 192.9.9.3" in that file
[18:37] <notlistening> roght opinion needed. I ma using pulseaudio on 9.04 a PPA version and my app a speech engine is putting puulseaudio under a littl more stress than it is used to and it is cauing a CPI overload as it calls it, is that a feature or a bug?
[18:37] <lanzelloth> simran, super + x i think
[18:37] <xepra> linuxson25, no problem -- hope it works
[18:37] <GPL> simran : click on desktop and press SuperKey + R again.
[18:37] <Guest50140> simran: Hi Simran
[18:37] <linuxson25> xepra: Thanx :)
[18:37] <simran> ahh
[18:37] <simran> thx
[18:37] <Guest50140> simran: Bye Simran
[18:37] <Mwa> How do I make an internet sharey thing, wifi->ethernet?
[18:38] <simran> thts a great feature
[18:38] <heatmzzr> I'm trying to use imagewriter to install on acer (no cd) in imagewriter should it be fat16 or fat32 for the usb drive?????
[18:38] <lanzelloth> simran, you can get ccsm to configure all the desktop effects
[18:38] <terrestre> superkey + r <---- compiz zoom?
[18:38] <MaNU_> Hi all
[18:38] <grawity> !ics | Mwa
[18:38] <deany> Super+ scroll mouse
[18:38] <lanzelloth> !ati
[18:39] <MaNU_> Please tell me how to convert pdf to doc
[18:39] <terrestre> pdf to doc?
[18:39] <Signasty> hello all
[18:39] <notlistening> pdf2txt is an option
[18:39] <MaNU_> terrestre:yes
[18:39] <xepra> MaNU_, ctrl-a, crl-c, ctrl-v
[18:40] <xepra> heh
[18:40] <arun_sukesan> can any one tell what is the difference between aptitude and apt-get??
[18:40] <jado> xepra: actually i was not precise. the dns problem happens a while after my connection is working and then i have to reboot my router to make it work again. I have this problem on all my computers, linux/windows
[18:40] <deany> open pdf in open office and save as doc?
[18:40] <Signasty> apt-get is short for aptitude
[18:40] <simran> ubuntu comes with compiz...whats the difference between tht and compiz fusion?
[18:40] <Signasty> thats all
[18:40] <MaNU_> to convert pdf to word
[18:40] <xepra> jado, does the routher point the dns at itself?
[18:40] <MaNU_> is there any solution
[18:40] <Mwa> thanks grawity
[18:40] <heatmzzr> I'm trying to use imagewriter to install on acer (no cd) in imagewriter should it be fat16 or fat32 for the usb drive?????
[18:40] <bucky> MaNU_: by a third party app for your windows machine like pdf2doc
[18:41] <GPL> simran : pressing Escape helps too. also try out SuperKey+E
[18:41] <simran> yep i tried tht one GPL :)
[18:41] <terrestre> !aptitude
[18:41] <simran> thanks for letting me know though
[18:41] <MaNU_> yeah like pdftodoc
[18:41] <lanzelloth> so... flash isn't performing well and I have the adobe player
[18:41] <MaNU_> is there anything like dat
[18:41] <GPL> simran: no problem.
[18:41] <xepra> heatmzzr, I'm not familiar with imagwriter, but it shouldn't matter.  I would go with fat32
[18:41] <simran> gpl what is compiz fusion like
[18:41] <simran> any better?
[18:41] <terrestre> !apt-get
[18:42] <GPL> simran: desktop effects :)
[18:42] <jado> xepra: what does that mean? the router is supposed to resolve the domain names as usual
[18:42] <jado> xepra: but sometimes it just stops doing that
[18:42] <simran> is it a complete new program or a plugin
[18:42] <bucky> MaNU_: http://www.verypdf.com/pdf2word/pdf2doc.html
[18:42] <mikey> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on a computer and set up a dual boot with Windows XP. Now the windows install freezes when I try to start it up. I can still boot into safe mode though.
[18:42] <simran> the compiz-fusion
[18:42] <simran> how would i go about installing it
[18:42] <Signasty> sudo apt-cache search compiz
[18:43] <Signasty> find the fusion one
[18:43] <mikey> Why would windows freeze on startup after a linux install?
[18:43] <mrwes> Anyone have a command line script to batch convert mp3 files to wav?
[18:43] <terrestre> mikey: you can do a scancheck i dont remember the name
[18:43] <xepra> jado, routers don't resolve domain names, servers do, however through dhcp the router tells the computers connected to it which dns servers to use.  some home routers nowadays point dns queries to itself, and it forwards them on appropriately
[18:43] <GPL> simran : i would try using Synaptics package manager
[18:43] <MaNU_> bucky:
[18:43] <MaNU_> bucky:i was luking for free version
[18:43] <mikey> terrestre: Is that in windows or in linux?
[18:43] <peterz> how does one remove a package that already has all the files removed?
[18:43] <xepra> jado, i was asking because if the router is pointing the dns at itself, then it could just be a buggy router, especially if all the computers fail at once
[18:44] <terrestre> mikey: windows
[18:44] <MaNU_> bucky: which must be open source
[18:44] <notlistening> any opinion on my pulseaudio issue E: cpulimit.c: Received request to terminate due to CPU overload. when kicking its arse with the speech engine but in theory it should not bum out if this is a valid usecase even though most humans would never be able to interpret the speech at this rate
[18:44] <xepra> jado, or it could be that the computers got a lease while there was no dns, and you simply need to do a dhcp refresh
[18:44] <simran> gpl would i need to uninstall compiz first
[18:44] <arun_sukesan> mount -t ntfs /dev/sda5 /mnt/windows... can i use this command to mount ntfs partition in windows?
[18:44] <ortsvorsteher> peterz: try in an !terminal "sudo apt-get remove <packagename>"
[18:44] <GPL> simran: no need
[18:44] <MaNU_> bucky: like there are pdftotxt or pdftohtml
[18:44] <simran> thanks mate
[18:44] <arun_sukesan> how can i add that to the fstab??
[18:44] <jado> xepra: so what can i try? where should i look?
[18:44] <simran> where you guys from
[18:45] <MaNU_> bucky:kword can do this
[18:45] <xepra> jado, well what does /etc/resolv.conf say?
[18:45] <bucky> MaNU_: are you going to use doc files on linux?
[18:45] <GPL> obviously from #ubuntu
[18:45] <mikey> terrestre You have no idea how to do that though? :/
[18:45] <zenlunatic> arun_sukesan: vi /etc/fstab
[18:45] <th0r> simran: earth, mostly
[18:45] <jado> xepra: "nameserver 192.168.1.1" so my router
[18:45] <peterz> ortsvorsteher: uhm, that's what I done, it complaints it can't find the files associated with that package -- cuz I removed them allready
[18:45] <MaNU_> bucky:i wanted to edit a pdf file
[18:46] <simran> same here
[18:46] <arun_sukesan> yes vi /etc/fstab helps to edit the file but how to do that??
[18:46] <xepra> jado, can you ping it?
[18:46] <jado> xepra: right now i'm talking to you while the dns is not working
[18:46] <ortsvorsteher> peterz: may you try at first to install the package again, after that you try to remove. you know how you can do this?
[18:46] <jado> xepra: sure
[18:46] <xepra> jado, and is that what it says when its not working?
[18:46] <notlistening> use nano instead of vi more friendly
[18:46] <MaNU_> bucky:or can we convert it to odf format
[18:46] <xepra> jado, sounds like your router is fubar
[18:46] <peterz> ortsvorsteher: if the package were still in the repo, yes :-)
[18:46] <xepra> jado, try upgrading the firmware on your router
[18:47] <ortsvorsteher> peterz: good luck ;) which package do you mean?
[18:47] <jado> xepra: but it works very well and then sometimes it stops and i have to reboot it's weird
[18:47] <xepra> also you can check to see what dns server it is getting from your isp
[18:47] <zenlunatic> arun_sukesan: type it in a virtual terminal or terminal emulator???
[18:47] <jado> ping: unknown host www.google.com
[18:47] <peterz> ortsvorsteher: linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-14-server
[18:47] <xepra> jado, i meant ping the router
[18:47] <nightrid3r> jado: linksys wrt160N ?
[18:47] <jado> xepra: pinging the router works
[18:47] <jado> xepra: pinging ip's works also
[18:48] <ortsvorsteher> peterz: ah, you tried to remove an old kernel?
[18:48] <jado> nightrid3r: what is that, a router?
[18:48] <orochi> jado: Are you sure ICMP isn't blocked by your router
[18:48] <peterz> ortsvorsteher: nah, I actually did remove it, including the /lib/modules/ mess
[18:48] <Comino> Hola¡
[18:48] <xepra> jado, so take a look to see what dns servers the router is getting, maybe try putting those in your resolv.conf
[18:48] <jado> orochi: what is ICMP?
[18:48] <xepra> and see if it works
[18:48] <peterz> ortsvorsteher: but now apt things its needs to remove the package
[18:48] <peterz> ortsvorsteher: and gets all confused
[18:48] <orochi> jado: It's the protocol used to "ping" sites
[18:48] <maco> jado: icmp = ping
[18:48] <nightrid3r> jado: just checking, i have one of those and it has the same problem
[18:48] <xepra> if it does then it is likely the router
[18:48] <Comino> hola
[18:48] <orochi> (To put it simply)
[18:48] <xepra> if not, then it is likely your isp's dns servers
[18:49] <ortsvorsteher> peterz: take care if you remove the next kernel, always use synaptic package manager for that. it will do a clean uninstall
[18:49] <arun_sukesan> zenlunatic: i reached there, but there are options such as
[18:49] <orochi> Many, many ISP's block ICMP type 8 because it used to be used for flooding servers
[18:49] <jado> orochi: no it is not since i can ping them usually
[18:49] <xepra> jado, so I will repeat, try upgrading your routers firmware
[18:49] <arun_sukesan> file system and mount points are ok
[18:49] <peterz> ortsvorsteher: right, too late for that now ;-)
[18:49] <dos|equis> Can you suggest me. I'm learning java, is this the right tool for open source programming?
[18:49] <orochi> jado: Ahh, I see...so it wouldn't be a block on that end then, hmm
[18:49] <pr> hey guys
[18:49] <jado> xepra: there is no way it's the isp, it's the router i think if if put the dns servers in resolv.conf then it will work
[18:49] <arun_sukesan> but what is options dump and pass
[18:49] <ortsvorsteher> peterz: the next kernel will come to your system ;)
[18:49] <deany> has the router auto-detected the dns servers to use from your isp?
[18:49] <ruben23> hi guys
[18:49] <deany> most of them do
[18:50] <peterz> ortsvorsteher: yeah, I know, I build tons of them each day
[18:50] <pr> i was wondering if it's possible to use the normal 9.04 *just* to reinstall a fresh grub which's automatically detecting existing operation systems and writes itself to the MBR
[18:50] <pr> i want *just* to fix grub
[18:50] <ortsvorsteher> :D
[18:50] <xepra> jado, for the last time, try upgrading your routers firmware; if that doesn't work then try a new router
[18:50] <jado> xepra: yes i get it :)
[18:50] <zenlunatic> arun_sukesan: options are parameters you set for that entry
[18:50] <xepra> jado, kk :)
[18:50] <zenlunatic> arun_sukesan: such as read only, read write, etc...
[18:50] <groza> i tried to play warcraft through wine but all i get is a white screen with black edges?
[18:50] <groza> what can i do
[18:50] <groza> ?
[18:50] <pyxp> Help!!! I upgrade Ubuntu form Intrepid to Jaunty. But I configure the keyboard wrongly. When I restart Ubuntu and come to the login window, I can't find my keyboard. How can I fix the problem?
[18:51] <xepra> pyxp, have you tried waiting like 20 seconds?
[18:51] <th0r> pr check update-grub
[18:51] <xepra> pyxp, mine takes a long ass time to come up on jaunty
[18:51] <nightrid3r> groza: check winehq app db
[18:51] <orochi> groza: If you're using the version of Wine that you installed by default from Jaunty, then go to the Wine website and upgrade to the development version
[18:51] <groza> ok
[18:51] <pyxp> I restart my machine for several times.
[18:51] <arun_sukesan> zenulatic: ok, that means if I have to mount an NTFS partion of sda5 to /mnt/windows with rw permission, how can i edit the fstab??
[18:52] <pyxp> but it doesn't work.
[18:52] <groza> how can  make my fat32 partition to auto mount at start up?
[18:52] <xepra> pyxp, does the keyboard respond at all?  can you get to tty1 (ie ctrl-alt-f1)?
[18:52] <orochi> groza: That being said even the "platinum" supported games in Wine work on some systems but not others, at varying degrees of success. It's pretty unpredictable :/
[18:52] <xepra> groza: fstab
[18:52] <pyxp> the keyboard don't repond any keystroke.
[18:53] <pyxp> but it repond to the mouse movement.
[18:53] <xepra> pyxp, I repeat, have you tried waiting for like 20 seconds to a minute?
[18:53] <groza> xepra more details
[18:54] <xepra> when I went to jaunty for some reason the keyboard takes forever to start responding to keystrokes
[18:54] <xepra> groza, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=fstab
[18:54] <pyxp> I install my ubuntu in a usb disk. and when i restart my ubuntu, i don't power off the usb disk.
[18:54] <pyxp> should i power off the usb disk too...
[18:54] <ascheel> Can someone tell me how to rename a removable drive (SD card in this case)
[18:55] <xepra> pyxp... shouldn't matter
[18:55] <pyxp> let me try it again. see you later...
[18:56] <xepra> !fstab
[18:57] <ruben23>  hi i have installed samba on my desktop linux- which is going to network to an exisitng windows workgroup..i can view the windows workgroup-including the individual workststion problem is when i double click on the gui i get error cannot mount to location..
[18:57] <rufensis> I can't figure out why my vpn (pptp) will work with my debian system but not my ubuntu using the same exact settings.  this is a two-week long frustration, and I'm almost ready to junk jaunty.
[18:57] <ruben23> anyone have idea..?
[19:00] <di||itante> ruben23: do you have access rights on the machine you are attempting to connect to?
[19:01] <groza> hello i cant login to my yahoo acount in pindgin
[19:01] <groza> its sayz conectin - Available
[19:02] <jerkman> hey i have a bit of a random question here about phone lines
[19:02] <combo> hello there, if i've installed *.run application, how can read its documentation (it was a part of the installation)? i've installed it with "sudo sh *.run" command..
[19:02] <gee> algum brasileiro
[19:02] <IdleOne> !br
[19:02] <jerkman> can i ask a phone line/broadband related question in here?
[19:03] <ortsvorsteher> !assk | jerkman
[19:03] <ortsvorsteher> !ask | jerkman
[19:03] <groza> its sayz conectin - Available
[19:03] <groza> hello i cant login to my yahoo acount in pindgin
[19:03] <groza> its sayz conectin - Available
[19:03] <ortsvorsteher> !enter | groza
[19:03] <groza> and it iz freezing
[19:04] <jerkman> ok,i just plugged my modem into a bt test socket and i got ~7000kbps rather than usual 3500-3900kbps. Is it safe to use a test socket with a filter and no faceplate
[19:04] <groza> can someone answer to me?
[19:05] <ruben23> di||itante:..ow ok so i need to add up on the windows client the access right of my ubuntu user..? same as vice versa...-windows to ubuntu.
[19:05] <Mike_lifeguard> What license is Ubuntu?
[19:05] <wildc4rd> evening all
[19:05] <ortsvorsteher> !patience | groza
[19:05] <guntbert> !yahoo | groza
[19:06] <grawity> Mike_lifeguard: Most of it is GPL, if I remember correctly.
[19:06] <Sidearm> Hey guys, are there any disadvantages to using 64 bit on a 32 bit system? I think my 32 bit DVD is dead, but I still have a 64 bit one.
[19:06] <orochi> Sidearm: Yes, it won't work :>
[19:06] <Sidearm> Darned.
[19:06] <Ipse-Dixit> James_N: alright so if i enable it from disk manager its fine, but it doesnt do it automatically
[19:06] <Berzerker-> only the other way around it will work
[19:06] <orochi> Sidearm: Not unless the processor is both 32bit and 64bit capable
[19:06] <Berzerker-> 32-bit on 64-bit system
[19:07] <Sidearm> I'm not sure which one it is
[19:07] <jerkman> ok,i just plugged my modem into a bt test socket and i got ~7000kbps rather than usual 3500-3900kbps. Is it safe to use a test socket with a filter and no faceplate
[19:07] <Berzerker-> Sidearm, what kind of processor is it
[19:07] <heatmzzr> Is anyone familiar with ubuntu imagewriter?
[19:07] <whileimhere> Hi when I close my Pidgin Buddy list it closes everything rather than go to the taskbar like it used to. Anyone know why?
[19:08] <linxeh> jerkman: yes
[19:08] <Sidearm> Pentium 4, Berzerker
[19:08] <Berzerker-> Sidearm, not 64-bit.
[19:08] <Sidearm> Thanks
[19:08] <linxeh> jerkman: you only need the filter if you want to use telephones
[19:08] <linxeh> jerkman: however, you should ring up for the NTE2000 faceplate with built in ADSL filter
[19:08] <ruben23> di||itante:..?
[19:08] <Berzerker-> Sidearm, pentium Ds are the first intel 64-bits, and the Athlon 64s are the first AMDs that are 64-bit.
[19:08] <jerkman> linxeh: ok, i have a microfilter in the test socket right now, and i can make  and recieve calls
[19:09] <linxeh> jerkman: thats fine then
[19:09] <di||itante> ruben23:
[19:09] <Sidearm> Ok, Berzerker
[19:09] <di||itante> ruben23: ?
[19:09] <jerkman> linxeh: so what is the point of a normal faceplate
[19:09] <linxeh> jerkman: chances are if you disconnect the ring wire from the extensions (just leave pins 2 and 5 connected) it will be ok too
[19:09] <pyxp> I have waited for more than one minute to start Ubuntu. But it doesn't work. ---  I upgrade Ubuntu form Intrepid to Jaunty. But I configure the keyboard wrongly. When I restart Ubuntu and come to the login window, I can't find my keyboard. How can I fix the problem?...
[19:09] <jerkman> all the extensions are non-hardwired
[19:10] <ruben23> di||itante:..yes how do i do it with permission
[19:10] <linxeh> jerkman: the normal faceplate has connections for extensions, and via an LC bridge gives a ring wire
[19:10] <jerkman> linxeh: they are off various splitters
[19:10] <linxeh> ah
[19:10] <linxeh> it shouldnt make a difference to your signal then if they arent wired in
[19:10] <di||itante> ruben23: you need to set that up on the windows machine
[19:10] <linxeh> BT are providing those faceplates cheaply now though if you ask for one
[19:11] <jerkman> linxeh: so i have this normally [MASTER]>(FILTER)>ADSL LINE and telephone splitters
[19:11] <jerkman> linxeh: now i have [TEST]>[FILTER]>Same as before
[19:12] <linxeh> jerkman: its possible the connections on the main faceplate are damaged I guess, or maybe one of the components is on its way out. I'd try with the new faceplate
[19:12] <linxeh> jerkman: but you are allowed to do whatever you want after the test socket - you just cant alter the wiring before it
[19:13] <linxeh> jerkman: thats why the split faceplate is there
[19:13] <di||itante> ruben23: I dont know the details bc I dont use windows, but you will need permission from the windows machine to access it from the Linux machine
[19:13] <jerkman> linxeh: ah cool. But for now, the microfilter is actig as the faceplate kinda?
[19:13] <pyxp> Anyone encounter the problem? --- I upgrade Ubuntu form Intrepid to Jaunty. But I configure the keyboard wrongly. When I restart Ubuntu and come to the login window, I can't find my keyboard. How can I fix the problem?...
[19:13] <jerkman> linxeh: will i see any adverse effects from using this
[19:13] <Hillshum> I installed a custom alsa driver and removing it leaves me with no driver. How can I get the default back?
[19:14] <linxeh> jerkman: nope
[19:14] <jerkman> linxeh: so for now, i can just leave it and enjoy a better speed
[19:14] <linxeh> jerkman: the faceplate doesnt have any filtering, other than the LC bridge for the ring wire (nothing to do with ADSL)
[19:14] <linxeh> jerkman: yeah definitely :)
[19:14] <ruben23> thanks
[19:14] <ruben23> ill do that
[19:14] <jerkman> linxeh: cool, it almost doubled my speed!!
[19:14] <erika1984> if a i burn new ubuntu 9.04 cd will it have all the updates on it or do i have to download them
[19:15] <linxeh> jerkman: how long have you had adsl on the line ?
[19:15] <jerkman> linxeh: thanks for all your help
[19:15] <xangua> erika1984: no, you will
[19:15] <puff> Hey, I'm trying to troubleshoot this ubuntu server install.  They set i tup with a static IP and it appears to have eth0 up, but I don't get a response from the network.
[19:15] <jerkman> linxeh: a few years, with bad speed always
[19:15] <erika1984> geez
[19:15] <di||itante> erika1984: you will be having to DL a number of updates
[19:15] <grawity> puff: Does 'route' list a default route?
[19:15] <linxeh> jerkman: I'm getting 3.5mbit - and that is *good* for here :(
[19:15] <puff> grawity: Yes.
[19:16] <erika1984> surprised they dont have new version like  9.05
[19:16] <grawity> linxeh: Millibits?
[19:16] <erika1984> an include them
[19:16] <linxeh> grawity: arf
[19:16] <jerkman> linxeh: i was getting 512k, then rung up ISP and it went to 2mb gradually increased to just under 4. now im getting 7 and hve just paid for up to 24
[19:16] <hanasaki> how can I submit a IP, hostname and company to a spam list?
[19:16] <xangua> erika1984: ubuntu is released every 6 months, not every month
[19:16] <puff> grawity: I plugged the cable into a laptop and could get out on the laptop, could ping the gateway, but I can't ping the gateway from the server.
[19:17] <grawity> hanasaki: I don't think there is any global spam list.
[19:17] <erika1984> when isthe next release
[19:17] <hanasaki> grawity:  so what do you use?
[19:17] <hanasaki> for incoming mail?
[19:17] <di||itante> erika1984: Ubuntu versions don work like that, the next 9.04 would look like 9.04.1
[19:17] <grawity> hanasaki: Gmail's spam filter :)
[19:17] <IdleOne> erika1984: the version numbers work year,month so 9.04 is 2009,april
[19:17] <grawity> hanasaki: Bogofilter and SpamAssassin are good too.
[19:17] <hanasaki> they use umm sorbs
[19:17] <xangua> di||itante:  that will never exist because is not LTS
[19:17] <ShadowGoon> Alright, I'm just going to put this out there... is anyone willing to help me troubleshoot why lirc support for my remote is spotty? ive tried countless combinations of OS and LIRC configs, and looked at just about every conceivable howto and guide that google offered up. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt, no idea what causes it to go on and off
[19:18] <Ipse-Dixit> nothing, im not lucky with this permissions, could anyone help? trying to get permissions for one of my hd's itz an ext3 on the fstab, all the other ones, ntfs included, get automounted at boot, out of luck with this one, anyone?
[19:18] <di||itante> xangua: ahhh
[19:18] <erika1984> so in september we will see new release
[19:18] <IdleOne> end of october
[19:19] <xangua> erika1984: no, october (9.10)
[19:19] <Sidearm> Bleh
[19:19] <Sidearm> Guys
[19:19] <jerkman> linxeh: i just downloaded a movie in 18minutes lol
[19:19] <Sidearm> I put in the 8.04.1 CD
[19:19] <Sidearm> My monitor is connected via DVI on-board
[19:19] <Sidearm> I got to the "Install Ubuntu" menu
[19:19] <pr> th0r: i don't get how that is supposed tu work
[19:19] <pr> *to
[19:19] <Sidearm> And now it doesn't give any input
[19:19] <pr> th0r: sudo grub-update /dev/sda?
[19:20] <dev24670> Hello
[19:20] <pr> th0r: i mean update-grub
[19:20] <karol> anyone I can`t get sounds in Kadu working
[19:20] <Achmed> jerkman linxeh: adsl will always be like that. go with fiber or cable (in the usa it's faster than adsl)
[19:20] <Achmed> !hi | dev24670
[19:20] <dev24670> newest newbie<<<<<<<<<<<<
[19:21] <dev24670> thank you
[19:21] <slimg> I'm having trouble disconnecting from a karmic server when connected with ssh, when hitting enter after "exit", the terminal-output just stops, and then I have to close the terminalwindow on the client, does anyone know how to fix this?
[19:21] <IceMan1213345> does anybody know how i can do a trace route on a ubuntu linux
[19:21] <jerkman> Achmed: shame, im in the uk. but adsl2+ is upto 24 and i get it for £4 pm
[19:21] <mido> hi guyz....how to get the info of my hardware?
[19:21] <Pici> IceMan1213345: tracepath
[19:21] <staminna> hey guys, I have toshiba A300 laptop with C1,C2 and C3 power BIOS support, though is not recovering from Suspension or Hibernation
[19:21] <linuxson25> Hi everyone
[19:22] <IdleOne> mido lspci
[19:22] <IceMan1213345> yes but how do i do that pici
[19:22]  * Hillshum gets adsl 1.5/.75M for $20 or so
[19:22] <Pici> IceMan1213345: mtr is a neat tool too, but I don't believe its installed by default.
[19:22] <Achmed> jerkman: hmm, so how fast (in mbit or MB) are you getting?
[19:22] <Pici> IceMan1213345: tracepath someserver
[19:22] <linxeh> Achmed: 1) I'm not in the USA 2) I dont have the option of fibre or cable
[19:22] <Pici> !ot
[19:22] <mido> thnx alot adl
[19:22] <pr> just to be clear
[19:22] <IceMan1213345> i said how
[19:22] <pr> i want to (reinstall) a fresh grub in the MBR
[19:22] <jerkman> Achmed: right now, 7mbit. i have only jjust upgraded to 24, so its not in effect yet
[19:22] <pr> with the ubuntu live version
[19:22] <Pici> IceMan1213345: Do you know how to get to a terminal window?
[19:23] <IceMan1213345> yes
[19:23] <pr> update-grub doesn't help here
[19:23] <slimg> IceMan1213345: just install traceroute (sudo aptitude install traceroute)
[19:23] <linuxson25> cloned my laptop install to my desktop with remastersys. Installed fine, but when it starts up the desktop after logging in, I just get a white screen
[19:23] <panfist> i applied an update to ubuntu and now i can't figure out why i can no longer access samba shares
[19:23] <dev24670> does ubuntu have an equivalent to a command line window and if so could you please tell me the name I am trying to install java with netbeens on ubuntu?
[19:23] <IdleOne> Pici: which package installs lsb_release seems I dont have the module
[19:23] <Pici> IceMan1213345: What do you want to traceroute too?
[19:23] <gwildor> linuxson25, probably a graphics driver issues.
[19:24] <linuxson25> I've reconfigured xserver in cli, and restarted gdm....but to no avail
[19:24] <IdleOne> dev24670: Terminal
[19:24] <IceMan1213345> any thing
[19:24] <linuxson25> gwildor: I think I heard that somewhere before...but how do I fix it?
[19:24] <xangua> dev24670: those packages are in the repository
[19:24] <dev24670> thankyou
[19:24] <IceMan1213345> so i can find people in real time
[19:24] <karme> hello
[19:24] <Pici> IceMan1213345: People? Thats not what a traceroute does.
[19:25] <gwildor> linuxson25, sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf    see if there is any driver configured... if there is, change it to 'vesa'
[19:25] <IceMan1213345> then what does it do
[19:25] <Pici> IdleOne: I don't know, I always get the message that no lsb modules are available when I use lsb_release -a
[19:25] <linuxson25> gwildor: It could very well be, cause the desktop I am installing it on is a AMD64, with a Leadtech 9600GT
[19:25] <Lostinspace_46> Should not " if [ -x /usr/bin/xbindkeys ]; then /usr/bin/xbindkeys fi " cause xbindkeys to run at startup?
[19:25] <IceMan1213345> also i think it is now install
[19:25] <linuxson25> gwildor: Ok, will check that
[19:25] <gwildor> linuxson25, after we get  the screen working at all... we can get your propper driver working.
[19:25] <Pici> IceMan1213345: It gives you the hops that the packets take from your computer to the target server
[19:25] <linuxson25> gwildor: OK :)
[19:25] <dev24670> you mean i did not have to download it? repository being the add/remove?
[19:26] <Forty0z> hello
[19:26] <Lostinspace_46> !welcome | karme
[19:26] <Achmed> !welcome Forty0z
[19:26] <Achmed> gah
[19:26] <IdleOne> Pici: strange thing just happened, earlier when I tried lsb_release -a I got no output. Now I get the output with no LSB modules available
[19:26] <Forty0z> lol
[19:26] <Achmed> !hi | Forty0z
[19:26] <IceMan1213345> i think i have install it but it is saying not work
[19:26] <Achmed> i failed
[19:26] <FloodBot2> Achmed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:27] <Achmed> Apparently I'm flooding? O_o
[19:27] <Forty0z> fail sauce
[19:27] <Lostinspace_46> Achmed: you need a pipe in there
[19:27] <IdleOne> Achmed: 3 lines in 30 seconds triggers floodbot
[19:27] <Achmed> ohhh
[19:28] <IceMan1213345> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[19:28] <IceMan1213345> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[19:28] <IceMan1213345> Reading package lists... Done
[19:28] <IceMan1213345> Building dependency tree
[19:28] <IceMan1213345> Reading state information... Done
[19:28] <FloodBot2> IceMan1213345: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:28] <IceMan1213345> Reading extended state information
[19:28]  * Achmed is new to the whole Ubuntu IRC chat.. 
[19:28] <IdleOne> !paste > IceMan1213345
[19:28] <Forty0z> wtf
[19:28] <navetz> hey can anyone here direct me to a good place to get info about Voice over IP for cell phones?
[19:28] <Pici> IdleOne: the bot does that when it mutes someone fyi
[19:28] <Pici> Forty0z: Please mind your language here
[19:29] <Lostinspace_46> Should not " if [ -x /usr/bin/xbindkeys ]; then /usr/bin/xbindkeys fi " cause xbindkeys to run at startup?
[19:29] <IdleOne> pici the bot does what? set -z?
[19:29] <gwildor> IceMan1213345, if you read what you pasted... it looks like you have appt already running... synaptic, add/remove, maybe another apt-get install...
[19:29] <Pici> IdleOne: It pm's them about !paste
[19:29] <IdleOne> ohhh
[19:29] <IdleOne> Pici: good to know
[19:29] <IdleOne> :)
[19:29] <Pici> Yep :)
[19:30] <puff> grawity: I just noticed something... this machine has three wired interfaces, eth0, eth1 and virbr0.  It is set up with a static IP on eth0, and eth0 is up.  When I checked route, it showed a default route, but I just noticed that the default route is 192..168.122.1, which is the IP for virbr0, not eth0.
[19:30] <Achmed> Sorry if this is offtopic, but what is mode z on this ircd?
[19:30] <Pici> !modes | Achmed
[19:30] <grawity> Achmed: User mode or channel mode?
[19:30] <stew> Achmed: http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml
[19:30] <Achmed> lol freenode, now that makes more sense. I would suppose user mode, seeing as it set +z on IceMan
[19:31] <fgsfds> Hello everyone! I finally decided to fully switch to Linux and have to move all my music, video and photos to ext3. What place in my filesystem would you recommend to put it? I don't want to use the default ones in my homedir, because they'll be shared among several users with absolutely the same access permissions.
[19:31] <stew> Lostinspace_46: you seem to be missing a ';' between "xbindkeys" and "fi"
[19:31] <orochi> fgsfds: Well you can always create a folder in your home directory that has permissions set to it that only you can read/write
[19:31] <puff> IPTables appears to be running here, hm.
[19:31] <xangua> fgsfds: and why not better make a diferent user for all the family members¿¿
[19:32] <erUSUL> fgsfds: /home/media ? it is up to you really
[19:32] <alankila> I just have /music or /data or something and stuff it all there, also mount that from separate large data partition
[19:32] <stew> fgsfds: shared photos would typically go into /usr/share/ or /usr/local/share/ somewhere (share being for arch independent files).  they could also fit in /srv somewhere
[19:32] <LordMetroid> j #Ubuntu-offtopic
[19:32] <Lostinspace_46> stew well, duh!! I do, don't I?  Thanks
[19:32] <puff> Can anybody help me get this fresh ubuntu server install on the network with a static IP?
[19:32] <alankila> I don't much care for all the filesystem layout guidelines, especially for my own stuff. :)
[19:33] <Nava2> okay, so I have completely ruined my HD
[19:33] <Nava2> I now I have over 300 partitions, and none of which have anything on them. I do not know what happened, but I know its not good.
[19:33] <detrix> Hello everyone.  I have an older sd chip, it fs is VFAT and I want to change the volume name.  How do I do that?
[19:33] <grawity> detrix: dosfslabel, if I recall correctly.
[19:34] <nightrid3r> puff: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-ubuntu-linux-convert-dhcp-network-configuration-to-static-ip-configuration.html
[19:34] <detrix> grawity: that seems to be it.. thanks
[19:34] <Hillshum> Can anyone help me reconfigure my sound after removing some custom drivers?
[19:34] <Sidearm> Yay, switched to a VGA cable and I did get input now
[19:34] <johannesgerhardu> good evening
[19:35] <dev24670> hello
[19:35] <pr> FUck that.
[19:35] <Nava2> Can someone help me fix my issues, I have 255 partitions, all the same size, none of which contain anything. As well, the size of each one is 90gb and I only have a 320gb Harddrive. Does anyone have any idea how to fix this?
[19:35] <pr> even the "mess around with the installer trick"
[19:35] <pr> doesnt work anymore
[19:35] <fgsfds> stew: I thought about /usr, but Filesystem Hierarchy Standard says it should be read only.
[19:35] <pr> how the heck to install grub now?
[19:36] <pr> i don't want to install ubuntu.
[19:36] <majnoon> ok i compiz crashing Xserver
[19:36] <pr> just (re)install grub
[19:36] <pr> into the MBR
[19:36] <FloodBot2> pr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:36] <majnoon> *it
[19:36] <Pici> pr: That language is uncalled for here, please keep it family friendly.
[19:36] <puff> nightrid3r: Thanks, but they already gave it a static IP during the install.
[19:36] <Achmed> pr: 1) Mind your language, 2) what do you mean reinstall grub? you're missing the grub bootloader?
[19:36] <Lostinspace_46> stew I double checked and none of the "if" statements has a ; after the final command e.g. " /usr/bin/xbindkeys "
[19:36] <steve_3199> Nava2, i would just run "cat /dev/zero >> /dev/disk
[19:36] <pr> Achmed: right
[19:36] <pr> Achmed: i screwed it up some time ago
[19:36] <linuxson25> gwildor: Ok....I got the file open....showing up at Section "Device" Identifier: COnfigured video device
[19:36] <Achmed> boot into livecd
[19:36] <steve_3199> and wipe everything
[19:36] <pr> yeah, i did
[19:36] <Achmed> one sec
[19:37] <fgsfds> xangua: erusul: yes, this seems to be the best choice yet... i just thought perhaps it's common practice to create a separate dir in the root of the fs...
[19:37] <linuxson25> gwildor: But now how do I edit that configuration?
[19:37] <Lostinspace_46> stew in the ~/.bashrc file
[19:37] <Nava2> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ cat /dev/zero >> /dev/disk
[19:37] <Nava2> bash: /dev/disk: Is a directory
[19:37] <colin|applegate> ok bernie here i am :-D
[19:37] <Nava2> steve_3199: ^
[19:37] <stew> fgsfds: then maybe /srv or if this data is going to be consumed by some application, perhaps in /var/lib/ somewhere
[19:37] <Achmed> pr: http://paste.ubuntu.com/257088/ I believe you have to do something along these lines.
[19:37] <erUSUL> fgsfds: well i hold my media in different partitions so i have them in /media/* like many other disks
[19:37] <gwildor> linuxson25, is that all it says?
[19:37] <pr> Achmed: doesn't work
[19:38] <pr> i can paste the error
[19:38] <pr> if that'd help
[19:38] <Achmed> pr: really? that would. but use http://paste.ubuntu.com
[19:38] <pr> setup (hd0,0) raises: Error 17: Cannot mount selected partition
[19:38] <linuxson25> gwildor: Hmmmm.....Says: Section Device Identifier: Configured Video Device
[19:38] <Achmed> oh
[19:38] <Achmed> hmmmm
[19:38] <pr> (on hd0, where grub was before (and some parts seem to be there) is just windows)
[19:38] <fgsfds> stew: /srv seems to be a vary interesting option, thanks!
[19:38] <IdleOne> can you remind me how to downsize a dd image to the actual data that is in the partition and not the entire size of the disk?
[19:38] <gwildor> linuxson25, is that it?...nothing below that?
[19:38] <linuxson25> gwildor: Section Monitor Identifier: Configured Monitor
[19:38] <Achmed> setup(hd0)<=run just that
[19:39] <erUSUL> fgsfds: another option is /opt/something
[19:39] <pr> Achmed: same error
[19:39] <Nava2> pr: grub error?
[19:39] <erUSUL> IdleOne: gzip it ? zeros compress quite well
[19:39] <linuxson25> gwildor: Section Screen Identifier: Defautl Screen, Configured Monitor, Configured Video Device
[19:39] <steve_3199> Nava2 disk is where your hard drive would be
[19:39] <Achmed> pr: Do you have dual hard drives?
[19:39] <Ipse-Dixit> alright i was finally able to set the fstab right now the only thing is under "root > media" it doesnt appear with its name like the other ones, but it appears as "disk" and if i try to rename it it wont let me, any idea?
[19:39] <gwildor> linuxson25, sorry, i cant help you any more... this new xorg crap pisses me off
[19:39] <pr> Achmed: yep
[19:39] <pr> Achmed: that's right
[19:39] <Achmed> try hd1 instead of hd0
[19:39] <pr> ok
[19:39] <Nava2> steve_3199: I'm not following
[19:39] <linuxson25> gwildor: Ah...dont sweat it, its okay
[19:39] <pr> same error Achmed
[19:40] <pr> :/
[19:40] <jiohdi> I used gpart to turn an xp partition into an ext3 partition... how do I take ownership of it from root?
[19:40] <pr> that's strange
[19:40] <Achmed> Quite.
[19:40] <Nava2> I don't know where it would be steve_3199
[19:40] <linuxson25> gwildor: thanx for the help so far
[19:40] <gwildor> jiohdi, there is no partition owner.
[19:40] <gwildor> linuxson25, sorry man
[19:40] <jiohdi> gwildor, it will not allow me to create new folders on it
[19:40] <steve_3199> so how do you know the disk has 255 partitions if you dont know where it is in /dev?
[19:40] <Achmed> pr: Reading the ubuntu forums, came across a response that said this thread helped: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=244788
[19:40] <pr> Achmed: i'm running grub through sudo. should i do something ugly like sudo su
[19:40] <Nava2> steve_3199: I opened gParted
[19:40] <ltcabral> how can i create /work/repo/dir1/dir2/dir3 with just 1 command, considering dir1, 2 and 3 dont exist?
[19:40] <gwildor> jiohdi, in / or inside of a folder?
[19:40] <Achmed> pr: I don't think there's a difference
[19:41] <pr> ok
[19:41] <jiohdi> gwildor, from nautilus outside the lost and found folder which is the only one there
[19:41] <puff> nightrid3r: Oddly, when I manually set the address via "sudo ifconfig eth0 10.133.237.22 netmask 255.255.255.0" it started working.
[19:41] <linuxson25> Anyone else feel like giving it a ~/.bash? lol
[19:41] <Achmed> Lol
[19:41] <jiohdi> gwildor, I can do it from root but not from my account
[19:42] <steve_3199> i am not doing anything wrong
[19:42] <Achmed> linuxson25, I don't even have a ~/.bash O_o
[19:42] <spvensko> f i have a drive mounted, and i'm attempting to unmount it through umount but it complains about the device being busy, how can i find out which processes are using it?
[19:42] <steve_3199> just minding my own business
[19:42] <Nava2> steve_3199: http://paste.ubuntu.com/257091/ check that out..
[19:42] <steve_3199> why doesnt someone talk to me before klining me
[19:42] <gwildor> jiohdi, maybe your account doesnt own the place it is mounted to...
[19:42] <linuxson25> Got an issue with my graphics display driver
[19:42] <stew> steve_3199: if you are klined you should send email to kline@freenode.net instead of evading the ban
[19:43] <linuxson25> Achmed: lol
[19:43] <Achmed> linuxson25, oh? do you mean .bashrc ?
[19:43] <gwildor> jiohdi, if it is mounted to /mnt/oldhdd   you need tot change permissions of /mnt/oldhdd
[19:43] <jiohdi> gwildor, it mounts like it was an external drive
[19:43] <steve_3199> you are making acusations about me
[19:43] <fgsfds> erusul: thanks! weird, but FHS says that /opt is intended for "Add-on application software packages"... oh these silly guidelines and rules we should follow...
[19:43] <steve_3199> very bad ones too
[19:43] <linuxson25> Achmed: Nah, I was just joking around. Normal translation being "giving it a bash"....giving it a try
[19:43] <steve_3199> why do youdo this to me?
[19:43] <Achmed> steve_3199, Ubuntu does not own the network. Freenode does. Ubuntu does not handle the klines and such.
[19:43] <Achmed> steve_3199, Ubuntu does not own the network. Freenode does. Ubuntu does not handle the klines and such. <= read it
[19:43] <Pici> Achmed: hes gone
[19:43] <Achmed> no he's here
[19:43] <Achmed> lol
[19:43] <erUSUL> fgsfds: as i said in m first reply is your choice... under home is a nice place becouse it is users data after all
[19:44] <Pici> Achmed: sorry, i missed the rejoin
[19:44] <Wizzup> Nava2: That looks fucked
[19:44] <Achmed> Lol. Idm. :P
[19:44] <Flannel> Wizzup: Please mind your language
[19:44] <Pici> Wizzup: Please mind your language here.
[19:44] <steve_3199> i try to be as honest as i can, i dont want to get involvedin other peoples proble
[19:44] <Nava2> Okay, so I have wayyyy too many partitions: http://paste.ubuntu.com/257091/. I do not know how I can fix this. Does any know why they would repeat themselves? They are all the same.
[19:44] <Wizzup> Flannel and Pici, I don't think that was that bad. And it really is, look at his paste
[19:44] <linuxson25> Got an issue with my graphics display driver
[19:44] <Achmed> steve_3199,  if you're so concerned about the k-line, join #support
[19:45] <Wizzup>  /dev/sda255
[19:45] <Flannel> Wizzup: There's plenty of other ways you can express your disdain
[19:45] <Pici> steve_3199: #ubuntu does not deal with running this network, try #freenode
[19:45] <Wizzup> Flannel: Not for me
[19:45] <linuxson25> Cloned my laptop ubuntu install to my desktop, running an AMD64 CPU, and Leadtech 9600GT card
[19:45] <dbe> Is there a on-the-fly encryption text editor package for GPG encrypted files?
[19:45] <Achmed> lol stew is mad :)
[19:45] <terrestre> nava2 lol i thought i have too many partitions
[19:45] <Lostinspace_46> What is klined?
[19:45] <Flannel> Wizzup: Please try to.  If you continue to use that sort of language, you'll find yourself outside of this channel.
[19:45] <Achmed> Kline is version of gline. One moment.
[19:46] <Wizzup> Flannel: I've been here for months, and I've never had this issue. I fear passive agressiveness is worse
[19:46] <Nava2> terrestre: it wsa far from intentional.
[19:46] <Nava2> fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu... I might have to reformat my hdd.
[19:46] <Nava2> =/
[19:46] <Achmed> http://wiki.inspircd.org/Commands#.2FKLINE_.5Buser.40host.5D_.7B.5Bduration.5D_:.5Breason.5D.7D <= Kline information. For InspIRCd at least.
[19:46] <stew> Achmed: not at all.  best to just ignore it :)
[19:46] <Pici> Nava2: Please mind your language here.
[19:46] <Achmed> Lol. Works for me, stew.
[19:46] <staminna> toshiba A300 suspend/hibernate help anyone?
[19:46] <Nava2> Pici: hate to say it, I didnt swear.. =/
[19:46] <terrestre> nava2 how do you do that?
[19:47] <terrestre> navaw how did you i meant
[19:47] <Nava2> staminna: does it just not come back?
[19:47] <Flannel> Nava2: Obfuscated swearing still is.  Please find other ways to express yourself.
[19:47] <Nava2> terrestre: start typing a name and press tab toauto complete.
[19:47] <wingdspur> does anyone have the acroread package installed with jaunty
[19:47] <Nava2> Just so you know ;)
[19:47] <fgsfds> erusul: exactly, it's absolutely up to me. but windows doesn't give any guidelines at all except that we should stay away from that Windows dir, which makes our MS users' lives simplier... I think the question has been answered, so thanks everyone for the help!
[19:47] <linuxson25> Sorry, GeForce 9600 GT
[19:48] <terrestre> Nava2: i was askiing you, how did you do so many partitions
[19:48] <staminna> Nava2: Crashes image and freezes
[19:48] <wingdspur> I'm not seeing it in medibuntu repo for jaunty, anybody know of another source for acroread package?
[19:48] <ekimmargni> Can ubuntu tell me what my IP is?
[19:48] <Achmed> ekimmargni, www.ipchicken.com
[19:48] <Nava2> staminna: im on an Asus U50V and I can't suspend, and come back its odd.
[19:48] <th0r> ekimmargni: ifconfig
[19:48] <Nava2> terrestre: I don't know. I think it fucked up
[19:48] <steve_c> this isnt getting any of us anywhere, i am just trying to be peaceful
[19:48] <Nava2> whoops
[19:48] <terrestre> Nava2: gparted will let you put all that together without any file lost, but its gonna take a while
[19:48] <ekimmargni> thanks
[19:48] <Nava2> sorry for swearing.
[19:48] <linuxson25> Got an issue with my graphics display driver
[19:48] <Nava2> terrestre: how?
[19:49] <linuxson25> Cloned my laptop ubuntu install to my desktop, running an AMD64 CPU, and Leadtech 9600GT card
[19:49] <steve_c> you gonna punish me for not talking about others
[19:49] <Wizzup> terrestre: How? I fear it was gparted that did this to him anyway
[19:49] <Lostinspace_46> Achmed: Thanks. that was informative
[19:49] <Flannel> fgsfds, erUSUL: I've seen it in /var and /usr (generally /usr/local, at that)
[19:49] <linuxson25> Cloned my laptop ubuntu install to my desktop, running an AMD64 CPU, and GeForce 9600 GT
[19:49] <Achmed> Lostinspace_46, what'd I do? Lol
[19:49] <linuxson25> Just getting a white screen after log in
[19:49] <terrestre> Nava2: i am a gparted user for a while never have an issue with it, even for partition and put together a vista partition
[19:50] <steve_c> you gonna tell me any more info?
[19:50] <staminna> Nava2: Specially when the ACPI modules and everything else seem [ok]. I will have to crash for purpose and examine the logs. Try installing powertop
[19:50] <steve_c> why are you banning me?
[19:50] <terrestre> Nava2: you can use a gparted live cd or just use a gparted version inside ubuntu
[19:50] <Nava2> terrestre: same. I think it was because I didnt "close" gparted. I finished everything I was doing then I just restarted the computer
[19:50] <Nava2> so yeah =/
[19:50] <Nava2> terrestre: go on..
[19:50] <Lostinspace_46> Achmed: Posted the link  to http://wiki.inspircd.org/Commands#.2FKLINE_.5Buser.40host.5D_.7B.5Bduration.5D_:.5Breason.5D.7
[19:50] <Achmed> Oh lol okay :)
[19:50] <Achmed> I was like wait what?
[19:50] <slimg> wingdspur: https://launchpad.net/~r0lf/+archive/ppa
[19:51] <Nava2> terrestre: I have gparted open, where do I go from here?
[19:51] <Lostinspace_46> Achmed: Sorry to have confused you...LOL
[19:51] <wingdspur> thanks slimg
[19:51] <nightrid3r> linuxson25: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-to-reconfigure-x-windows-system-xorg-server/
[19:51] <Achmed> Lol I don't mind. I'm just extremely tired, and things happen.
[19:51] <linuxson25> Thanx nightrid3r
[19:51] <linuxson25> Will have a look see
[19:52] <terrestre> Nava2: well, you cant tweak a mount partitions so right know you only can deleted every empty partition
[19:52] <terrestre> Nava2: well, you cant tweak a mount partitions so right know you only can deleted every unoumted and empty partition
[19:52] <Nava2> terrestre: every one is empty
[19:52] <nightrid3r> linuxson25: you'll have to switch to console mode
[19:52] <Lostinspace_46> Should not " if [ -x /usr/bin/xbindkeys ]; then /usr/bin/xbindkeys fi " cause xbindkeys to run at startup? I double checked and I don't see anything wrong with the code, but then I AM new
[19:52] <dpratt71> I came across a command the other day for discovering where a program on the path was; does anyone know what I'm thinking of?
[19:53] <linuxson25> Got that :)
[19:53] <terrestre> Nava2: just delete all of them
[19:53] <nightrid3r> dpratt71: which or locate ?
[19:53] <Nava2> I don't know where my files are =/
[19:53] <th0r> dpratt71: which
[19:53] <linuxson25> cli, console mode? same thing?
[19:53] <nightrid3r> linuxson25: yes
[19:53] <Nava2> terrestre: then what does that leave me with..
[19:53] <dpratt71> silly me, I thought it was "where" :-) thanks!
[19:54] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Oh, ok... lol. But I already tried this reconfig command. Didnt work
[19:54] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Still stuck with a white screen
[19:55] <dpratt71> another easy one: how do I update an environment var so it persists across sessions?
[19:55] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Oh no, wait....there is something different happening now....
[19:57] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: The command someone else gave me read  - sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[19:57] <loa> oh well, I got a problem with virsh on my ubuntu server 9.04 so Il just throw out what I know about my server and hopefully someone might know something..
[19:57] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Thats why nothing happened.....hmmmmmm
[19:57] <furiken> i know u can do wildcard subdomains, ala  *.domain.com ,  but how to do it for domains?   i want basically all domains pointed to us to use a single vh i have.
[19:57] <terrestre> Nava2: after delete them you can resize every "correct" partition to  ocupy the rest empty space in your HD, did I clear enough?
[19:57] <loa> so I updated the server from 8.4 -> 8.10 -> 9.04 yesterday
[19:58] <loa> and when I tried to start my virt systems it didn't work
[19:58] <Nava2> terrestre: I'd like to try and keep my files though =/
[19:58] <loa> virsh complains that it fails to connect to the hypervisor
[19:58] <dpfried> ok, i just installed ubuntu (jaunty) for the first time a few days ago, so i'm a linux nub... (i still find get-apt awesome).  And i'm having what seems to be a common issue... my Flash is choppy.  But, all i've found on google is choppiness in full screen mode... mine is choppy all the time.  Also, to make up for the choppiness, when the flash is actually playing, its sped up... so everyone has a slightly chipmunk-esque pitch in t
[19:58] <dpfried> heir voice.  I've tried installing various different versions of the flash .so file but the non debian version made things worse... any suggestions?
[19:58] <dpfried> hehe, wall of text.
[19:58] <Lostinspace_46> Let me rephrase my question.  How do I get a program to run at startup?
[19:58] <terrestre> Nava2: "resize" option didnt delete anything
[19:59] <Nava2> thing is
[19:59] <Nava2> I have nothing to resize
[19:59] <Flannel> Lostinspace_46: When you log in, or when your computer boots?
[19:59] <Nava2> gparted treats every one as a different completely SEPARATE drive.
[19:59] <Nava2> =/
[19:59] <dpfried> tldr: flash choppy, everyone sounds like chipmunks
[19:59] <loa> perhaps I can rephrase... are there an irc channel for server edition?
[19:59] <Nava2> So there is nothing to resize..
[19:59] <Flannel> loa: #ubuntu-server, and this channel as well.
[19:59] <loa> lannel: thanks mate
[19:59] <terrestre> Nava2:  i will help you waite
[20:00] <Lostinspace_46> Flannel: On boot.  I automatically login at boot.
[20:00] <Flannel> !bum
[20:00] <Lostinspace_46> Flannel: Hmm so either way I guess..lol
[20:01] <Flannel> !startup | Lostinspace_46
[20:01] <Flannel> Lostinspace_46: Also, the bum stuff ubottu just said, if you wanted to do it at boot.
[20:02] <Lostinspace_46> Flannel: Thanks. Let me go look at that.
[20:03] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: For a moment there, it almost looked like I had it sussed....it looked like it was gonna load the two taskbars....but alas, just white screen again
[20:04] <nightrid3r> hmmm
[20:04] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: There any specific links or sites where they take you step-by-step through the whole xorg-cli setup procedure?
[20:05] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Just incase I did something wrong here
[20:05] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: It just asks a whole lot of keyboard input and model question???
[20:05] <nightrid3r> linuxson25:  let me check
[20:05] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Thanx
[20:06] <seidos> if I run Ubuntu on a laptop without a gui, how will I get low battery notifications?
[20:06] <maco> seidos: you wont. you can run "acpi -b" in a shell to find out your battery status
[20:06] <maco> seidos: on the other hand, i do have a friend with a .bashrc that makes the shell prompt change color as your battery life changes
[20:06] <simran> hey guys ...ive downloaded several packages using synaptic gui...and i downloaded 1 (adobe flash) using deb packager installer....in synaptic Local/main the only package that shows is the adobe flash and not the others
[20:06] <simran> how coe
[20:06] <simran> come
[20:07] <linuxson25> seidos: You can open a virtual terminal. Ctrl+Alt+F1
[20:07] <Flannel> seidos: Or you can put it in your screen hardstatus or something
[20:07] <linuxson25> Then do the command
[20:07] <Pici> seidos: byobu (the screen-profiles-like tool) does have battery status as one of its notifiers though.  I'm not sure if thats in karmic only though.
[20:07] <seidos> maco, hey that's cool, a shell script that changes the color
[20:07] <Lostinspace_46> Flannel: Thanks! I get so caught up in learning to code stuff that I forget about the easy way to do things..lol.
[20:07] <nightrid3r> linuxson25: sudo apt-get installxserver-xorg-video-nv
[20:07] <nightrid3r> that will give basic nvidia driver
[20:08] <seidos> I'm using jaunty
[20:08] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Am I gonna need a internet connection for this?
[20:08] <nightrid3r> linuxson25: yes
[20:08] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Or use the Ubuntu install disc?
[20:08] <Hillshum> I get this when I try to enable my sound module after removing some custom drivers I installed. Any ideas? http://paste.ubuntu.com/257102/
[20:08] <linoobx> hi all
[20:09] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Ah man....how am I gonna do that? I only got a E220 dongle
[20:09] <rumpel> hi i have a little sound problem here and i would be very thankfull if anbody could give me a hint on how to solve it. i have a soundblaster audigy 2 card in my system that supports hardware mixing including features like stereo to 5.1 upmix or crossover to subwoofer. On last ubuntuversion i tried everything works fine i used alsamixer to enable the upmix capabilities but on the actual 9.04 version it wont work i used alsamixer and enabled upm
[20:09] <rumpel> ix but nothing happpens stereo inpout still gives me stereo output  i think it has something to do with pulseaudio which is the only thing that looks new to me. anyone know how to make pulseaudio use the hardware upmix features or disable pulseaudio?
[20:09] <linoobx> maybe someone know how to crack a simple md5 hash??? -___-
[20:09] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Can you setup and run that from cli??
[20:09] <Lostinspace_46> !linoobx | hi
[20:09] <nightrid3r> linuxson25: no idea
[20:09] <Pici> linoobx: Thats not on-topic for thios channel, maybe ##security
[20:09] <linoobx> ok thanks a lot
[20:10] <seidos> it sounds like byobu is the most efficient solution
[20:10] <seidos> for me
[20:10] <linuxson25> nightrid3r: Hmmmmm....will have to have a look at that one...but thanx for the help. Will get back to you on how I did that
[20:10] <nightrid3r> ok
[20:10] <gwildor> rumpel, i just found an article today.   google disable pulseadio use alsa for ubuntu     or something similair.
[20:11] <seidos> byobu isn't an installable package.  maybe I'll come across a solution at some point.  i wonder how gnome-power-manager is doing it.
[20:13] <Seito> hi! can anyone suggest something about how to make possible listening to multiple audio sources in subj?
[20:14] <revygttam> Hi, I accidently deleted my /lib directory yesterday, today i went to reinstall the OS but the installer says the CD-Rom does not contain a valid 'Relese' file.  As well before it boots it reads logical errors from /dev/sr0, cd drive works, any ideas?
[20:14] <Lostinspace_46> How would I describe a mouse click to an app?  Left_click, 1, select?
[20:15] <pyrak> i need help reformatting an SD card
[20:15] <pyrak> for some reason, gparted doesn't pick it up
[20:15] <Lostinspace_46> xev gives me "button 1, button 2, etc. xbindkeys-config gives me nothing
[20:16] <revygttam> pyrak, is the drive mounted?
[20:16] <pyrak> revygttam, tried both mounted and unmounted
[20:17] <pyrak> i'm open to just doing this from the command line... i had formatted it as a bootable linux drive, so with some swap and some ext3
[20:17] <pyrak> now i just want to put some files on it and have it be compatible with my printer... so i'm guessing i want fat32?
[20:17] <simran> why dont my installed packages show in local in synaptics
[20:17] <revygttam> yeah, fat32 would be good
[20:17] <simran> the only one tht shows is the one i installed throught the packager
[20:18] <devkhadka> where do i find gnutls/openssl.h   file
[20:18] <pyrak> revygttam, so the first step i think is to figure out "where it is", ie /dev/something
[20:18] <pyrak> how do i check that?
[20:18] <revygttam> df
[20:18] <revygttam> or you can do sudo fdisk -l
[20:19] <devkhadka> where do i find gnutls/openssl.h file
[20:19] <pyrak> ok, looks like it's at /dev/mmcblk0
[20:20] <nealmcb> how can I re-mount a usb drive?  my hardy desktop automounts a usb drive.  I have a script that works on it an umounts it when done.  Now I want to remount it, but I don't want to have to unplug and replug it (and also reconfigure the usb drive itself so it can be mounted?)
[20:20] <WebcamWonder> Is the Xorg in Jaunty laggy for other people (nVidia drivers here)?
[20:21] <nealmcb> I basically want to understand the plumbing underneath the automounting of usb drives...
[20:21] <WebcamWonder> nealmcb: mount /dev/sda<number> /mount/to/point/
[20:21] <revygttam> nealmcb, you have to know the UUID of the drive and add it to your fstab
[20:21] <jamescarr> I want to output my display from my laptop for a dual display, but I cannot for the life of me find the config option that lets me
[20:21] <nealmcb> WebcamWonder: right, but this is mounted in /media/disk, which doesn't exist
[20:21] <jamescarr> any ideas?
[20:22] <jamescarr> before, I used the preferences -> display in gnome
[20:22] <nealmcb> and I don't want to make the directory, then remember to delete it when done so automounting works again in the future
[20:22] <jamescarr> but only one monitor shows up there
[20:22] <jamescarr> er, one display
[20:22] <shiki-> question: does anyone have a Lenovo T500?
[20:22] <revygttam> nealmcb, create a folder in /media/whatever, type sudo blkid, that will give you the UUID for the drive you want to add.  Then you add that to fstab
[20:22] <predrag> hi is somebody using Empathy?
[20:22] <nealmcb> revygttam: good point - that would help, but again I don't want to have to mkdir/rmdir
[20:22] <WebcamWonder> nealmcb: Then read what revygttam wrote. You can use the UUID to fix the mount point
[20:23] <legend2440> right now i have ubuntu with root / and swap partitions. i know the advantages of a separate /home partition but is there any advantage to having a seperate /boot partition? i dont dual boot. only use ubuntu
[20:23] <revygttam> nealmcb, you wont have to ever again
[20:24] <puff> Hm, so they want to use KDE on this machine that was installed with the ubuntu server install.  I've been watching apt install the ubuntu-desktop package and Iw as just reading the package web page and it mentioend kubuntu-desktop.
[20:25] <puff> Should it be safe for me to control-c out of the "sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop" and start "sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop"?
[20:25] <WebcamWonder> puff: Is it downloading the packages? Or installing them?
[20:25] <coreyman> I have a web cam built in to this laptop, it is mounted upside down, how can I flip the image?
[20:25] <revygttam> puff, i would let it finish, then do a sudo apt-get remove ubuntu desktop
[20:26] <revygttam> actually, do a sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[20:26] <revygttam> :D
[20:26] <Jonta> coreyman: Out of interest, what laptop?
[20:26] <synfin> WIth the `free -m` command I get the -/+ buffers/cache line.  For example: "-/+ buffers/cache:        426        567" what does it actually mean?
[20:26] <WebcamWonder> revygttam: Throw in a purge as well ;P
[20:26] <revygttam> just dont do what i did and delete you /lib file like a moron
[20:27] <revygttam> apparently servers dont like that stuff
[20:27] <coreyman> Jonta Asus G50V
[20:27] <ehird_> I have a 6.06 installation - don't ask; no, I can't upgrade - and there is no "twm", "icewm" or "squeak-vm" packages. It seems the repositories have been massively stripped down. Is there an archive of the full repositories?
[20:28] <dpfried> anyone have issues with flash where the sound is just slightly too high pitched?
[20:28] <pr> Achmed: hey
[20:28] <Lostinspace_46> How would I describe a mouse click to an app?  Left_click, 1, select?  xev gives me "button 1, button 2, etc. xbindkeys-config gives me nothing
[20:28] <Achmed> pr: yes?
[20:29] <pr> Achmed: i managed to get to some grub prompt, using the super grub disk
[20:29] <pr> what do i need to do now? just set root (hd0,0)?
[20:29] <Achmed> root (hd0)
[20:29] <Achmed> setup (hd0,0)
[20:29] <pr> Achmed: root (hd0) returns: (hd0): Filesystem is unkown
[20:29] <Achmed> that's how it normally is. i have to do that every time i install ubuntu
[20:30] <Achmed> Hmmm, that's strange?
[20:30] <Achmed> try hd1
[20:30] <Achmed> I wouldn't know which hard drive is which, as you're the one with the two hard drives :P
[20:30] <pr> Achmed: same for hd1 ._.
[20:31] <pr> well, tab completion just shows hd0, hd1, hd2(whats that?) and hd31(what's that?)
[20:31] <pr> at least i've got tab completion now
[20:31] <coreyman> Anyone know of a tool to flip webcam orientation?
[20:32] <mikail_> Can you help me to instal ubuntu whith agp ati radeon hd 3650? i can't start picture on the monitor.
[20:32] <Achmed> Do you happen to know what partition your Ubuntu / partition is on? (or /boot) pr
[20:33] <timo1> Hi Can any one tell me now to remove a "hiberfile" so I can mount my ntfs hard drive.
[20:33] <maco> seidos: friend finally responded. he's gonna pastebin it
[20:33] <Achmed> mikail_, I'm running that card without any issues on a default install of ubuntu.
[20:33] <WebcamWonder> timo1: I believe the recommended practise is to actually boot up in Windows and then shut down properly
[20:34] <Achmed> mikail_, did you install gnome or kde when you ran the ubuntu installer?
[20:34] <MaGicMaX> can anyone tell me how to install skins for Audacious?
[20:34] <turcko> Hi, someone can help me width a iptables problem that I have?
[20:34] <pr> Achmed: oh, that's what i wanted to make clear
[20:34] <seidos> maco, cool.  thanks.  hopefully I can figure out how to use it
[20:34] <timo1> WebcamWonder: I have tried
[20:34] <pr> Achmed: i've got no ubuntu installed :) i just wanted to use ubuntu's live cd to fix (reinstall) grub
[20:35] <Achmed> oh. what os are you trying to run?
[20:36] <pr> grub was installed in the MBR of my windows (hd0 i guess), and on the second hd i got netbsd running
[20:36] <vj1> hi can somebody help me with this ?   When i click a html document ubuntu (gnome) tries to open it in thunderbird (and that is impossible) so i gave a custom command to open it in firefox.  How can i change this behavior so that the document is opened in firefox by default?
[20:36] <Achmed> oh and you're trying to get Windows back on that list?
[20:36] <WebcamWonder> vj1: right click on the file -> properties -> Open with -> Select your application
[20:36] <Achmed> if I knew that, I would've given you totally different directions lmbo
[20:37] <nmvictor> vj1: right click the file and select properties, then edit <Open with> tab
[20:37] <pr> Achmed: yeah, i'm trying to get grub back :) some time ago i installed netbsd, and that of cause (at least i think thats the reason) made grub not work any longer
[20:37] <eptalon> heeyas
[20:37] <Achmed> okay then that's the kind of specifics i needed to know rofl
[20:38] <vj1> webcamwonder : i already tried that but firefox is not in the list
[20:38] <eptalon> Is there a way to customize ubuntu desktop (CD) to add 2 apps, and to set keyboard layout/language defaults?
[20:38] <Achmed> pr: http://stringofthoughts.wordpress.com/2009/04/16/auto-mount-window-drives-at-startup-ubuntu-810/
[20:38] <WebcamWonder> vj1: You can add it by clicking the add button
[20:39] <nmvictor> vj1: then add firefox as the command
[20:39] <BlackCoffee> what aplication can i use to convert an wav file i recorded with a camera to a mp3 file.
[20:39] <nmvictor> vj1: then add firefox from the dialog
[20:39] <revygttam> blackcoffee, i think ffmepg
[20:39] <BlackCoffee> thanks
[20:39] <pr> Achmed: so what's that for? mounting some ntfs drive?
[20:40] <Achmed> i believe so.
[20:40] <revygttam> ffmpeg -i /path/to/song.wav /path/to/newmp3.mp3
[20:40] <timo1> WebcamWonder:  I cant boot from the drive and restart windows as the drive has no window in it !! Used too not now thou
[20:40] <Achmed> it's a tool for mounting windows partitions from what it appears to be
[20:40] <maco> timo1: format it?
[20:40] <pr> Achmed: why would i need that? becauase of the strange error grub raised earlier?
[20:40] <Achmed> either that or I could link you to how to do it with lotsa commands. Well, more like five or size.
[20:40] <Achmed> six*
[20:40] <timo1> maco it has all my important data ;-)
[20:41] <maco> timo1: oh
[20:41] <nmvictor> BlackCoffee: sound converter also works, vonerts any file, video and audio to mp3, you must edit the preference first.
[20:41] <nmvictor> *converts
[20:41] <maco> timo1: did you try forcing the mount?
[20:41] <timo1> no! how?
[20:41] <vj1> webcamwonder : nmvictor : thank you very much
[20:42] <nmvictor> vj1: np
[20:42] <terrestre> soudnconverter is cool
[20:42] <BlackCoffee> nmvictor:sound converter?i'll check that out,does it use a gui?
[20:42] <timo1> but why isnt "sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o remove_hiberfile /dev/sdb/mediaSamsung" working ?
[20:42] <Max007_> Hi I have a problem with emerald.. all my windows has no border so it's not easy to resize them... any idea ? (pidgin, gnome-terminal, update manager..)
[20:42] <nmvictor> BlueEagle: of course
[20:42] <BlackCoffee> nice
[20:42] <coreyman> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=838210 can someone help me understand how to apply this fix? I'm not sure what I should be doing for step one.
[20:42] <nmvictor> BlueEagle: sudo apt-get install soundconverter
[20:43] <strixv> ALSA 1.0.20: Every time I download and compile this from source (only way to get my sound card to work), next time I get some "auto updates" it reverts me back to 1.0.18. How the hell can I get it to stop installing an older version??
[20:43] <maco> timo1: /dev/sdb/mediaSamsung?
[20:43] <maco> timo1: it should be /dev/sdb1 or /dev/sdb2 or some such
[20:43] <Jonta> Anyone with a quick word about netbooks from Toshiba? Good, bad, slow, shaky, sturdy?
[20:44] <BlackCoffee> heh,i had to replace the apt get to yum though,i'm running fedora
[20:44] <ZPertee> hi.  I am wanting to setup a linux internet filtering server for my parents.  They are not necessarily the most computer literate so dansguardian is probably out of the question unless there is a nice gui somewhere.  any ideas?
[20:44] <WebcamWonder> timo1: And you are missing the mount point there
[20:45] <nmvictor> BlackCoffee: yea, you have to.dont know what to replace it with though,just for the record, what do you replace it with?
[20:45] <BlackCoffee> yum
[20:45] <timo1> WebcamWonder:  i actually tried that and  maco: this disk is /dev/sdb: mount piont is mediasumsung
[20:45] <BlackCoffee> yum install soundconverter
[20:45] <strixv> Aptitude question: How to mark something (like ALSA 1.0.20) as "don't downgrade this back to 1.0.18" at every auto-update?
[20:45] <terrestre> i like asus because they have a linux netbook
[20:46] <LordMetroid> I got my work on both my laptop and my desktop as well as backing it up on my server... What software would be able to syn the dekstop and laptop as well as managing backups?
[20:46] <timo1> Ok it worked "sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o remove_hiberfile /dev/sdb1 /media1/Samsung/"
[20:46] <WebcamWonder> timo1: Yeah, your mount command had some missing things :p
[20:47] <nmvictor> BlackCoffee: thanks, someday i might try it out. have it install CD but ubuntu never seems to give me a reason to install anything else.bytheway, im not sure if sound converter is available for fedora, you might want some help from their IRC if they got one.
[20:47] <Max007> anyone ?
[20:47] <timo1> Yeh thanks WebcamWonder and maco
[20:47] <Max007> Hi I have a problem with emerald.. all my windows has no border so it's not easy to resize them... any idea ? (pidgin, gnome-terminal, update manager..)
[20:47] <BlackCoffee> nmvictor, it is available,actually the installation just finished :D
[20:48] <maco> Max007: just use the builtin gtk-window-decorator with compiz instead of emerald. emerald is buggy and upstream has no intention of fixing it..just letting it die
[20:48] <nmvictor> BlackCoffee: Good for you, enjoy your mp3s
[20:48] <Jonta> Never mind about Toshiba. They have four models, all sold with MSW.
[20:49] <nealmcb> revygttam, WebcamWonder:  thanks - making more sense now....
[20:49] <terrestre> i have a toshiba and I always thought other brand give you more options for the same price range
[20:49] <matic> is there any programs (for ubuntu) with wich you can do the HD movie
[20:49] <revygttam> nealmcb, np if you need more help pm me
[20:49] <Jonta> matic: VLC?
[20:49] <nealmcb> :)
[20:49] <Max007> maco: ok... so I just uninstall emerald and install gtk-window-decorator ?
[20:50] <nmvictor> matic: think smplayer is also fime
[20:50] <tonii> what's the cli command to show active internet connections, and what service/app they are connected to? (netstat is useless)
[20:50] <maco> Max007: shouldve been installed by default. if you have compizconfig-settings-manager (ccsm) installed, you should be able to set your prefered window decorator in there
[20:50] <nmvictor> matic: *fine
[20:50] <matic> becouse i have HD camera and i need program for  processing  HD movies
[20:50] <Jonta> What players don't do HD?
[20:50] <nealmcb> revygttam: I see you're interested in android also - and that is exactly what I'm using this for :)
[20:50] <Jonta> Ah
[20:50] <th0r> matic: mythtv will give you the whole nine yards
[20:50] <Jonta> matic: kdenlive?
[20:50] <maco> tonii: er...actually, netstat is the usual answer... maybe you need to change the options you give it?
[20:51] <revygttam> nealmcb, <3 android
[20:51] <sarthorks> Evince hangs on "LOADING" while opening a file. Using Hardy. Please anyone help me?
[20:51] <terrestre> tonii: you can't use netstat?
[20:51] <matic> i need program not for watching just for doing (procesing) movies in HD resolution
[20:51] <tonii> maco, hm. guess I should read the man page again.
[20:51] <WebcamWonder> sarthorks: minimize the window, and then restore it, that should fix it
[20:51] <maco> tonii: i think n and p are two of the letters you need
[20:51] <tonii> terrestre: it doesn't show what app ip
[20:51] <tonii> maco: alright
[20:51] <Max007> maco: i dont find the option in ccsm
[20:52] <terrestre> tonii: netstat -ntp
[20:52] <nmvictor> matic: mplayer and smplayer work fine
[20:52] <tonii> terrestre: alright, I'll try that.
[20:52] <sarthorks> WebcamWonder: it used to work out that way. Thats doesnt work out any more.
[20:52] <WebcamWonder> sarthorks: Is the HDD working?
[20:52] <nealmcb> revygttam:  check out my lightning presentation at google io about android and open source and ubuntu: http://en.androidwiki.com/wiki/OpenSourceAppSupport
[20:52] <tonii> maco, terrestre: worked nicely with -ntp
[20:52] <sarthorks> webcamwonder:what is HDD??
[20:52] <WebcamWonder> sarthorks: harddisk
[20:53] <Max007> maco: and gtk-window-decorator isn't installed..
[20:53] <sarthorks> webcamwonder:yes Hard disk is working fine
[20:53] <matic> nmvictor: I need programm for doing or processing movies AVHCD/HD resolution
[20:53] <matic> i will do movies
[20:53] <WebcamWonder> sarthorks: No, I mean, is it constantly working during the Loading?
[20:53] <tonii> terrestre: I'm used to sockstat from freebsd, which lists that stuff as default. :P
[20:53] <maco> Max007: this package isnt installed? compiz-gnome
[20:54] <nmvictor> terrestre: their isn't any alternative that is more realtime, on the fly kind of thing
[20:54] <terrestre> tonii: n means just number, t means tcp protocol, p menas program
[20:54] <Max007> maco: compiz-gnome is installed
[20:54] <sarthorks> webcamwonder: the ps document i was viewing was working fine. except i kept reloading it (CTRL+R) - im using LATEX- so keep updating it. after some point, it hangs on LOADING.
[20:54] <tonii> terrestre: yeah :)
[20:54] <terrestre> nmvictor: i have looking for something to do that too
[20:54] <phil_> moin
[20:54] <tonii> guess I should make an alias for it
[20:54] <sarthorks> webcamwonder: i am not sure if HDD is working or not
[20:54] <Max007> maco: it works now.. thanks
[20:55] <maco> Max007: in ccsm, go to the effects category, make sure "window decoration" is enabled
[20:55] <WebcamWonder> sarthorks: Try closing and reopening it... that solves most problems
[20:55] <nmvictor> matic: have you tried avidemux, not sure but its a good video editor though it couldnt load my audio device
[20:55] <Sidearm> Guys, I deleted the network button somehow on the taskbar (8.04), any ideas on getting it back? >.<
[20:55] <maco> Max007: what does "command:" say?
[20:55] <sarthorks> webcamwonder: that USED to work. even that's not helping any more.
[20:55] <terrestre> tonii, theres a network tool in the menu too
[20:55] <matic> nmvictor: i will try it
[20:56] <tonii> terrestre: GUI I suppose? I find it faster to some stuff via terminal though :)
[20:56] <maco> tonii: did you remove the notification area, maybe?
[20:56] <nmvictor> Sidearm: tasbar? do you mean panel?
[20:56] <Sidearm> Yeah the ubber gnome panelm
[20:56] <Sidearm> panel*
[20:56] <Sidearm> upper*
[20:56] <Sidearm> lol
[20:56] <FloodBot2> Sidearm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:56] <tonii> maco: that wasn't meant for me, was it? :P
[20:56] <puff> revygttam: Hm, would removing ubuntu-desktop first cause it to delete all the secondary packages?
[20:57] <Sidearm> Any ideas, nmvictor?
[20:57] <maco> tonii: nope for Sidearm
[20:57] <tonii> figured as much :P
[20:57] <maco> Sidearm: did you remove the notification are off of hte panel?
[20:57] <nmvictor> Sidearm: right click an empty part of the panel then select Add to panel, just like you do in windows then select whatever you deleted from that dialog
[20:57] <Sidearm> But it isn't the same :<
[20:57] <Sidearm> Eh, the "New Downloads" and Volume etc are still there, maco
[20:58] <maco> Sidearm: volume is its own applet though
[20:58] <revygttam> puff, by removing ubuntu-desktop it should remove the packages it installed.  Cant guarantee all though, gnome may stay.
[20:58] <maco> Sidearm: it just happens to be placed near the notification are
[20:58] <maco> *area
[20:58] <sarthorks> webcamwonder: its specifically with the ps file. pdf's are opening fine. only the ps document is hanging on LOADING.
[20:58] <maco> revygttam: no it doesnt
[20:59] <maco> revygttam: removing ubuntu-desktop just means you wont get the new packages seeded for new versions of ubuntu
[20:59] <sarthorks> ﻿webcamwonder: its specifically with the ps file. pdf's are opening fine. only the ps document is hanging on LOADING.
[20:59] <maco> puff: see what i said to revygttam
[20:59] <Sidearm> Dang it
[20:59] <WebcamWonder> sarthorks: Yeah, I have no clue... maybe others would be able to help
[21:00] <Sidearm> I just want to look for wireless networks :(
[21:00] <timo1> I dont know if any one can help get my sound working.  I can hear the test sound in open sound system. None of the music is working thou.
[21:00] <upiity> I am trying to install the Biblos Greek Font (for Greek New Testament)  from this website http://christianhospitality.org/index.php?name=Web_Links&req=viewlink&cid=6 and I followed the directions from this website http://www.arsgeek.com/2007/07/19/how-to-install-truetype-fonts-on-your-ubuntu-computer/ but when I do this openoffice just shows little squares. Any suggestions (helpful hopefully).
[21:00] <sarthorks> webcamwonder: thanks anyway!
[21:00] <maco> Sidearm: re-add the notification area
[21:00] <simran> weird i installed compizconfig and cube doesnt work
[21:01] <maco> simran: did you enable it?
[21:01] <Sidearm> Eh, now there's two, maco
[21:01] <simran> yrh
[21:01] <sarthorks> Evince hangs on "LOADING" while opening PS documents. pdf's working fine. Please anyone help me?
[21:01] <[TOP]kangu> just had a quick question new to ubuntu.. i dont have no sound for some reason... how would i update or install sound drivers?
[21:01] <puff> maco: The goal is to switch from gnome to kde, on an ubuntu-server install.  I just finished apt-get install ubuntu-desktop, which took a coupla hours;  I realized in the middle that I shoulda apt-get install kubuntu-desktop.
[21:01] <simran> i just pressed enabled
[21:01] <simran> do u need sum special gfx driver
[21:01] <puff> maco: So the general question is, what's the shortest path from here to kubuntu-desktop, or is it going to be a big hassle?
[21:01] <maco> puff: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde
[21:02] <deany> !u | simran
[21:03] <Ben64> !a
[21:03] <upiity> Any one know why openoffice renders the fonts I just installed as little squares?
[21:03] <upiity> These are truetype fonts.
[21:03] <terrestre> aptitude used to work better to install  -remove other desktop, but I dont know now
[21:05] <nealmcb> revygttam: my next problem is that somehow this seems to have change the time zone for files on the mounted android file system (vfat)
[21:05] <deany> I`ve never seen any difference between apt-get and aptitude.  I know the ununsed dependencies whatever in aptitude, but so does apt-get?  it tells you, and autoremove removes em..so why the need for more confusion and another program
[21:05] <nealmcb> so when I do an rsync it seems changed
[21:05] <nmvictor> is their a package out their that can do fingerprint reading?i once read that 9.04 will include such a package.Im still doing good in intrepid, so jaunty guys anything like a fingerprint reader over their?
[21:05] <coreyman> urgent help please... i was following this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=838210 I got to the last step and the second and third commands don't work! what's wrong!
[21:05] <rumpel> how can i deactivate pulseaudiy @jaunty?
[21:05] <revygttam> nealmcb, not too sure what thats about
[21:06] <timo1> Any one know how i can get the front jack of my headphones working
[21:06] <nmvictor> coreyman: a short description on the problem might help one decide wheter to point their browser to that link or not, whats the problem about?
[21:07] <alyce> i am new to linux and i have an hp deskjet f380 all in one printer i cannot get to work after installing ubuntu, can someone help me please?
[21:07] <Sidearm> Any way to just SCAN for wireless networks? T_T
[21:07] <coreyman> nmvictor it's an ubuntu forums link..... <.< my problem was stated, the second and third command on the last step there didn't work
[21:07] <stillinbeta> alyce: what have you tried thusfar?
[21:08] <terrestre> Sidearm: what verion of ubuntu?
[21:08] <danbhfive> Sidearm: sudo iwlist <wlan0> scanning
[21:08] <Sidearm> 8.0.4.1 terrestre
[21:08] <alyce> stillinbeta: i've tried scanning for printers and it doestn detect it, it is hooked up by USB
[21:09] <nmvictor> coreyman: just one word about the issue, is it a hardware installation, some package or what?
[21:09] <jerkman> anyone here want a copy of netware 5 in box...
[21:09] <jerkman> with all manuals and disks et
[21:09] <bnmrrs> Can a home directory live within another home directory?
[21:09] <guntbert> !info thinkfinger-tools | nmvictor
[21:09] <jerkman> going in trash...
[21:09] <terrestre> Sidearm: i think danbhfive give you the answer, btw the last version 9.04 do it GUI style
[21:10] <sarthorks> ﻿rhythmbox hangs in hardy for like 10-15minutes initially. Anyone help please?
[21:10] <sarthorks> ﻿rhythmbox hangs in hardy for like 10-15minutes initially. Anyone help please?
[21:11] <coreyman> nmvictor it's a hardware installation, they are basic commands and I figure if someone here knows what the guy posted wrong they could tell me with little or no knowledge about this type of hardware
[21:11] <nmvictor> guntbert: thanks, so i probably cant get one for my ibex box, right?
[21:11] <Sidearm> I can't update without a network, can I, terrestre :p
[21:11] <stillinbeta> alyce: hmm. My first google pass isn't yielding much help. Probably why you came here, eh?
[21:11] <Blardah> oi
[21:11] <alyce> stillinbeta: yep im scanning the forums now
[21:12] <danbhfive> alyce: you used the find printer dialogs, and ubuntu didnt see anything?
[21:12] <myf> Does anyone have the same problem? ever since i updated my kernel to 2.6.28-15, my flash videos would freeze after 10 second and stopped loading. I am using Intel X3100 graphic card and Firefox-3.5
[21:12] <terrestre> Sidearm: are you planning to update? I don't know but I preferd a clean install, I dont know about everyone else
[21:12] <alyce> danbhfive: yes that is correct
[21:12] <maco> Sidearm: ps -ef | grep nm-applet
[21:12] <maco> Sidearm: get anything?
[21:13] <guntbert> nmvictor: I use it on my lenovo t60 fine, if your fingerprint reader is "the same" it should work, but if there are troubles - search in the forums
[21:13] <Sidearm> Yes, maco
[21:13] <upiity> I seem to be having problems installing truetype fonts in ubuntu. Openoffice renders them as squares.
[21:13] <danbhfive> alyce: well, that might be a worse problem than not getting it working.  AFAIK, it should at least see it through usb, even if it can't get it working
[21:13] <maco> Sidearm: so it says nm-applet is running?
[21:14] <Sidearm> I'm not quite sure what it says, but the end of one of the two lines is nm-applet --sm-disable
[21:14] <simran> if i have no proprietary video driver...will it affect some fx in compiz fusion
[21:14] <alyce> danbhfive: i searched through printer config, and from the printing option under system, is there another way?  im really not good at this, im 68 lol
[21:14] <terrestre> simran: I think you will not have fx at all
[21:14] <simran> lol
[21:15] <terrestre> have not
[21:15] <terrestre> me english sorry
[21:15] <nmvictor> guntbert: i see the package is for jaunty, so probably it wont work in my ibex box,will it?
[21:15] <sarthorks> ﻿rhythmbox hangs in hardy for like 10-15minutes initially. Anyone help please?
[21:15] <ruben23> hi
[21:15] <Sidearm> Did you get that, maco
[21:15] <Sidearm> ?
[21:15] <ruben23> how to set time
[21:15] <ruben23> on ubuntu server
[21:15] <danbhfive> alyce: the only way I see is Sys > Admin > Printing > New
[21:16] <the-mentor> hi guys i have a problem with ubuntu 9.04 and my wireless card TL-WN510G
[21:16] <nmvictor> sarthorks: a reinstall wight help, though thats usually a last resort.someone might come up with some sort of help
[21:16] <nmvictor> sarthorks: *might
[21:16] <alyce> danbhfive: it turns up nothing, not even a place to add a usb printer
[21:17] <terrestre> ruben23: ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com
[21:17] <the-mentor> i cant get the wireless to work
[21:17] <danbhfive> alyce: try lsusb and see if it shows up there
[21:17] <sarthorks> nmvictor: oh thats that?
[21:17] <stillinbeta> ruben23:  http://www.linuxsa.org.au/tips/time.html
[21:17] <guntbert> nmvictor: I use it at least since 8.04, so you will find it too, are you using synaptic or apt-get/aptitude for software management?
[21:17] <alyce> danbhfive: how do i do that?
[21:17] <sarthorks> nmvictor: i'd appreciate another way to fix this rhythmbox problem, though, still.
[21:17] <danbhfive> alyce: on a terminal
[21:18] <nmvictor> sarthorks: dont jump to that, stick around a while longer for another help, i just gave a last resort
[21:18] <sarthorks> nmvictor: lol. thanks!
[21:18] <nmvictor> guntbert: yea
[21:18] <Cerrdor88> whats the rhythmbox issue?
[21:18] <alyce> danbhfive: ok and it didnt show the printer just my mouse and open ports
[21:18] <sarthorks> cerrdor88:﻿rhythmbox hangs in hardy for like 10-15minutes initially. Anyone help please?
[21:19] <Cerrdor88> same is most distros
[21:19] <elPirateDeChron>  hey does anybody know the command to launch calculator so I can make a keyboard shortcut?
[21:19] <danbhfive> alyce: well, then its a usb problem, are you sure the printer is on?  Does it work...
[21:19] <nmvictor> sarthorks: think Cerrdor88  has got some hel
[21:19] <terrestre> ruben23: "sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com" I wonder if it works in server install?
[21:19] <sarthorks> cerrdor88:so can u suggest some work around?
[21:19] <ruben23> i want to change my time zone for IST to EDT
[21:20] <leaf-sheep> I'm curious about GRUB2 -- Will that be upgradeable once Karmic is released or I'll have to reinstall it?
[21:20] <guntbert> nmvictor: yes - what? but I guess you know how to install software - so my question was not important :-)
[21:20] <the-mentor> hi guys i have a problem with ubuntu 9.04 and my wireless card TL-WN510G and the chipset is AR5212
[21:20] <guntbert> !karmic | leaf-sheep
[21:20] <alyce> danbhfive: i found the driver i need on openprinting.org, how do i install it?
[21:20] <Cerrdor88> sarthorksthere is no work around rhythmbox is ssuper slow to load
[21:21] <danbhfive> alyce: I don't think it matters.  If it doesn't show up on lsusb (and it is a usb printer) then no driver will help
[21:21] <nmvictor> guntbert: something important would be <name-of-package> in sudo apt-get install <name-of-package>
[21:21] <danbhfive> alyce: is the printer on?  Does it work in windows?
[21:21] <sarthorks> cerdorr88: it used to work pretty well before. suddenly, this rhythmbox hanging has become usual problem. what could the reason for the sudden change?
[21:22] <guntbert> nmvictor: try sudo apt-get install think<tab><tab>
[21:22] <Cerrdor88> too many processes running
[21:23] <sarthorks> Cerrdor88:as in? - too many processes?
[21:23] <Cerrdor88> open a terminal and type in ps aux
[21:23] <vesayth> Hello! Can anyone tell me where I can find my grub menu.lst file? I installed Ubuntu side-by-side with Fedora, and when I boot the computer, it is using Ubuntu's menu.lst. However, when i go to /boot/grub/menu.lst it is the Fedora version of the file.
[21:23] <hassanakevazir> sarthorks, try running it in a terminal, maybe it outputs a warning/error
[21:23] <Lostinspace_46> How would I describe a mouse click to an app?  Left_click, button 1, select?  xev gives me "button 1, button 2, etc. xbindkeys-config gives me nothing
[21:23] <terrestre> ruben23:  dpkg-reconfigure tzdata <--- i have never tried it my self
[21:24] <alyce> danbhfive: i got it working the usb port was bad, thanks for thehelp
[21:24] <upiity> I seem to be having problems installing truetype fonts in ubuntu. Openoffice renders them as squares. Any ideas?
[21:24] <sarthorks> hassanakevazir: it just shows the usual warning about not able to open /dev/radio0. the HANGING issue comes up when i TRY searching for a song.
[21:25] <Lostinspace_46> I guess what I really need is the command lines associated with with a mouse click
[21:26] <sarthorks> Cerrdor88: to clarify, rhythmbox hangs only when i attempt to search for a song in my big playlist. it wouldnt hang before. but it happens often now.
[21:26] <Lostinspace_46> sarthorks: When that window comes up, just click it away
[21:26] <nmvictor> guntbert: thanks it worked
[21:26] <Lostinspace_46> sarthorks: oop, misread
[21:26] <sarthorks> lostinspace_46: looks like that
[21:26] <danbhfive> Lostinspace_46: don't you need to just work with whatever framework you are working with?  I thought each frame work has its own event stack...
[21:26] <guntbert> nmvictor: nice :-)
[21:27] <Lostinspace_46> danbhfive: I don't know what you mean.
[21:27] <danbhfive> Lostinspace_46: I assumed you are programming something
[21:27] <terrestre> Lostinspace_46: are you written a program using what?
[21:27] <nmvictor> guntbert: so whats the command to fire it up,cant see it in the menu nor can gnome do index it
[21:28] <deostroll> hi how do u search for new packages via shell?
[21:28] <orochi> deostroll: apt-cache search name
[21:28] <terrestre> deostroll: new pacckages? update? sudo apt-get update
[21:28] <orochi> deostroll: Or did you mean update your packages
[21:28] <klos> hey is it possible to mount an osx soft raid in linux?
[21:28] <Lostinspace_46> danbhfive: Ahh, no, I am trying to assign key presses as mouse clicks
[21:28] <Cerrdor88> deostroll, try apt-cache
[21:28] <deostroll> orochi: hw abt search online repositories?
[21:29] <orochi> deostroll: That command would search everything available in the online repositories you have configured
[21:29] <sarthorks> My SD card doesnt mount unless i restart my hardy. After hibernating, SD card never mounts. Can anyone help?
[21:29] <orochi> deostroll: If you want to update all your packages to what's most recent you can use the gui tool or run this with root permissions: "aptitude update && aptitude full-upgrade"
[21:29] <danbhfive> Lostinspace_46: ok, I see.  Mouse clicks to keyboard presses?  I don't know about that.  If you get an answer, let me know.  I'm curious
[21:30] <jenkins> anyone seen a problem where it seems like UDP packets going out have the wrong checksum?
[21:30] <guntbert> nmvictor: sorry, I don't remember - please search the forums - wait, I'll PM you a link
[21:30] <Lostinspace_46> My plan is to use xbindkeys, but I think for that I need the underlying commands associated with a mouse ckick
[21:30] <veinor> I can't get ndiswrapper to work on my Ubuntu 1008HA.
[21:31] <veinor> when I try modprobing in ndiswrapper it won't use it, despite the fact that ndiswrapper -l says that the device is present
[21:31] <Lostinspace_46> In other words I can't just tell xbindkeys "button 1" I need to give it a command.
[21:31] <orochi> jenkins: Don't suppose you have onboard Intel ethernet do you
[21:32] <jenkins> orochi: yeah, how did you know?
[21:32] <orochi> jenkins: It's a known bug with that particular chipset, it was supposed to be fixed sometime in 8.10 but they never did
[21:32] <sarthorks> SD card doesn't mount after hibernation.
[21:33] <orochi> jenkins: I had to buy a new card and use that instead, e1000e driver ruined the on-board chip i had because of the bug
[21:33] <sarthorks> using hardy.
[21:33] <nmvictor> ok, thinkpad-keys should be the command to fire it up, but it gave this error: Could not open nvram device: No such file or directory so i guess my fingerprint scanner might not be so compatible,unless the forums have something else
[21:33] <nmvictor> guntbert: ok, thinkpad-keys should be the command to fire it up, but it gave this error: Could not open nvram device: No such file or directory so i guess my fingerprint scanner might not be so compatible,unless the forums have something else
[21:33] <jenkins> orochi: oh, yikes
[21:34] <orochi> jenkins: Actually, are you running Jaunty
[21:34] <jenkins> orochi: is there a bug# i can look at?
[21:34] <guntbert> nmvictor: please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ThinkFinger too
[21:34] <orochi> jenkins: Well, you can look at this if it helps: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/jaunty-changes/2009-February/005702.html
[21:34] <Lostinspace_46> jenkins: Did you blacklist "ssb" and "b43" ?
[21:34] <orochi> jenkins: Look for e1000e in there and it says that the bug has been fixed in jaunty
[21:34] <orochi> (Although it hasn't :>)
[21:34] <JarlG> Hey folks! I just installed ubuntu on my mac, and I cant seem to find any drivers for the integrated wireless internet card (airport). Any suggestions as to where I could find one?
[21:34] <goma> hello guys
[21:34] <alexnet> how do I get information about what groups my user is a member of?
[21:35] <goma> i got a problem with my sound card
[21:35] <llutz> alexnet: id <user>
[21:35] <sarthorks> goma:which model laptop? which ubuntu?
[21:35] <Lostinspace_46> jenkins: Did you blacklist "ssb" and "b43" ?
[21:35] <alexnet> thank you llutz
[21:35] <dumblebee100> hey guys ..Im new to irc ..
[21:36] <goma> HP 6735s running on ubuntu jaunty
[21:36] <jenkins> Lostinspace_46: no. i'm going to try a newer kenrel
[21:36] <sarthorks> goma: no mp3,ogg, video files play sound?
[21:36] <jenkins> orochi: thanks
[21:36] <nmvictor> ok,but i wouldnt be surprised if the windows vista labled fingerprint scanner on my Toshiba laptop wont be compatible, i would be surprised.
[21:36] <orochi> jenkins: If you're running something earlier than Jaunty I'd suggest upgrading to that and trying it, they -may- have fixed it for your particular chipset and not mine
[21:36] <goma> sarthorks, no sound at all
[21:37] <furiken> i know u can do wildcard subdomains, ala  *.domain.com ,  but how to do it for domains?   i want basically all domains pointed to us to use a single vh i have.
[21:37] <orochi> Or it could just have been trashed by the initial bug, which actually caused the port to physically not function any more :> So at your own risk
[21:37] <dumblebee100> could you guys please tell me whether it is worthy to clean install karmic alpha 4 ..because when I upgraded to karmic 1 the kernel crashed ..so should I try now or should I wait till final release
[21:37] <sarthorks> goma: have you tried typing alsamixer in terminal? maximise all volume bars and unmute if anything is muted (using m)
[21:37] <orochi> dumblebee100: If you'd like a stable system for day to day use then you'd want to wait for the final
[21:37] <terrestre> how upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 is working= anything well or do you recommend just a fresh install of 9.04?
[21:38] <Lostinspace_46> jenkins I ask because if they are not blacklisted they interfere badly, also after blacklist you need to run initramfs. Just a thought
[21:38] <orochi> terrestre: From my own personal experience (just mine) an upgrade has _always_ caused at least a handful of problems
[21:38] <dumblebee100> but the present system is giving me more problems than usual
[21:38] <dpratt71> if I open a terminal window and do something like "export Foo=Bar", the environment variable only applies to the current session (right?); how do I get an environment variable to persist across sessions/restarts?; I guess I'm looking for the Linux equivalent of autoexec.bat
[21:38] <dumblebee100> my nautilus has a mega problem ..with location bar ..
[21:39] <llutz> dpratt71: define them in ~./profile or ~/.bashrc
[21:39] <dumblebee100> when I press CTRL+ L I get this error GConf error: Can't overwrite existing read-only value: Can't overwrite existing read-only value: Value for `/apps/nautilus/preferences/always_use_location_entry' set in a read-only source at the front of your configuration path
[21:39] <stefg> terrestre: you'd have to go 8.04>8.10>9.04 ... not worth the bandwidth. See ! clone how to replicate you package selection when reinstalling
[21:39] <sarthorks> SD card doesn't mount after hibernation, can anyone help?
[21:39] <dpratt71> llutz: thanks; makes no difference?
[21:39] <stefg> !clone | terrestre
[21:40] <llutz> dpratt71: it does, depending on invocation of the shell
[21:40] <llutz> dpratt71: read bash man-page for further info
[21:40] <dpratt71> ok
[21:40] <Lostinspace_46> Where can I find out what commands my mouse buttons generate?  I assume there is a file somewhere.
[21:41] <simona__> ?
[21:41] <dumblebee100> could any one solve my problem with nautilus ..which I mentioned previously
[21:41] <goma> sarthorks, still nothing
[21:41] <terrestre> orochi: thanks stefg, but actually my question was in the the orochi answer, i use to have problem doing upgrade so now I'm just a fresh install guy
[21:42] <dpratt71> supposing I wanted to create or update a machine-wide environment variable, how would I do that?
[21:42] <terrestre> stefg: thanks for the tip about clonning btw
[21:42] <llutz> dpratt71: define and export it in /etc/profile
[21:42] <sarthorks> goma: ok. go to Syst->admin->system monitor
[21:42] <goma> sarthorks,  the headphone i like at 0%
[21:42] <_daniel_> is it possible to perform a dist-upgrade from jaunty to karmic?
[21:42] <flohack> Hi! Can someone please help me with a missing /dev/bus (/usb) directory after an upgrade from gutsy to hardy?
[21:42] <dpratt71> llutz: ok, thanks again
[21:42] <terrestre> _daniel_: not yet
[21:43] <sarthorks> goma: and check if theres a process called pulseaudio running. if so, kill it.
[21:43] <sarthorks> goma: thats fine. it shows 0% only, its fine.
[21:43] <flohack> On my laptop (hardy upgraded from gutsy) the directory is there, but it's missing on my server, which I upgraded just now.
[21:43] <terrestre> _daniel_: well actually you can lol
[21:43] <_daniel_> hm?
[21:43] <_daniel_> how?
[21:44] <goma> sarthorks, i've killed pulseaudio
[21:44] <Shirotoko> what editor do you recommend i need something light and with html, css,pph, etc... autocomplete?
[21:44] <flohack> The usb drivers are loaded and /sys/bus/usb/devices/ shows the devices on the bus, it's just that /dev/bus/usb is missing
[21:44] <sarthorks> goma: now try running music files
[21:44] <Shirotoko> something like notepad++ but for linux
[21:44] <flohack> I rebootet and restarted udev, to check if it fails somehow, but it does not report any errors
[21:44] <goma> sarthorks, nothing at all
[21:45] <terrestre> _daniel_:  i don't know but in linux you can do almost anything
[21:45] <nmvictor> guntbert: thanks, i just have to find another fingerprint scanner .The one built in on my laptop can not be detected. Thanks,i really appreciate.
[21:45] <sarthorks> goma: go to syst->pref->sound and try different options from the drop-down menu, and test if sound comes on anyone.
[21:45] <terrestre> _daniel_: but simple and oficcial not upgrade to karmic yet
[21:46] <hellues> ubuntu sucks
[21:46] <terrestre> hellues: yeah
[21:46] <_daniel_> terrestre: well, that would be a bit too much work
[21:46] <ortsvorsteher> !ot | hellues
[21:46] <_daniel_> and is a downgrade then possible?
[21:46] <di||itante> _daniel_: better to wait till karmic is released
[21:47] <Lostinspace_46> dumblebee100: Maybe find the nautilus file mentioned and try to fix it there?
[21:47] <terrestre> _daniel_: i have no idea, I've never tried to downgrade
[21:47] <hellues> why ubuntu release new version in every six months
[21:47] <hellues> that sucks i think
[21:47] <terrestre> because gnome have a new version every 6 months
[21:47] <guntbert> nmvictor: good luck then :-)
[21:48] <binarymutant> how long does a paste last at paste.ubuntu.com ?
[21:48] <flohack> I found https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qemu/+bug/156085 but the lines in /etc/init.d/mountdevsubfs.sh are not enabled on my laptop either
[21:48] <Guest6108> hellues: you are right...you should check out suse instead
[21:48] <_daniel_> terrestre: its not because of gnome.. i'm having some bluetooth issues with my ps3... karmic has a much newer version of bluez and utilities
[21:48] <hellues> also suse sucker than ubuntu
[21:48] <hellues> :D
[21:49] <Lostinspace_46> dumblebee100: message me
[21:49] <dumblebee100> some time back I messed up with gconf with a nautilus script ..from then onwards nautilus is not showing .so I have to manually keep the value always show address bar something like that to mandatory value ...so thats my problem ..if I release that key from mandatory value then nautilus dont open
[21:49] <Pici> hellues: This channel is for Ubuntu support, please stay on topic
[21:49] <revygttam> im getting "i/o error on device sr0" when trying to install ubuntu 9.04 any ideas?
[21:49] <sarthorks> goma: if it still doesnt work, re-start your computer, and check out post number 4 here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=842700
[21:49] <the-mentor> hi guys i have a problem with ubuntu 9.04 and my wireless card TL-WN510G the wireless chipset is AR5212 any ideas?
[21:49] <guntbert> _daniel_: ask in #ubuntu#1 please - but downgrades are *not* supported in ubuntu
[21:49] <paanii> hi every one
[21:49] <hellues> ,okey
[21:49] <hellues> a question
[21:49] <goma> sarthorks, no sounds
[21:49] <terrestre> _daniel_: aah but its unestable, maybe you can just install a karmic version in another partition so you can tried the unstable release and the stable release
[21:50] <hellues> are thre any tool that is stronger than fsck
[21:50] <sarthorks> check out post #4 here:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=842700
[21:50] <sarthorks> goma
[21:50] <hellues> because fsck doesnt check all things in partition through
[21:50] <ubuntu_> Gparted's check option been running for 8 1/2 hours, checking a 180 gig partition.  how patient should i be?  did a top command and looks like it is using cpu space.
[21:50] <nebo> hellues, rm
[21:50] <hellues> nebo,  i do fsck
[21:50] <terrestre> hellues: fsck is cool
[21:50] <hellues> and imy partition okey
[21:51] <hellues> after two days
[21:51] <sarthorks> SD card doesn't mount after hibernation.
[21:51] <hellues> while i am listening a song
[21:51] <goma> sarthorks, i'm here
[21:51] <hellues> os freeze
[21:51] <sarthorks> goma: did you check out the post?
[21:51] <goma> sarthorks, will do it
[21:51] <sarthorks> goma: its a small thing, you can try right now.
[21:51] <hellues> again i do fsck and it is okey again than after two days os freeze again in the same song in the same time
[21:51] <goma> sarthorks, i'm loading the page right now
[21:51] <the-mentor> no one has word of wizdom regarding a wireless card that dosent work?
[21:52] <terrestre> ubuntu_: running for 8 hours!!!?
[21:52] <th0r> hellues: you might considering not playing that song
[21:52] <flohack> Can somone please help me with a broken usb device filesystem (udev) on hardy?
[21:52] <terrestre> flohack: you can use fsck
[21:52] <ubuntu_> Yes gparted's check feature been running 8 1/2 hours, you think it is locked up?
[21:52] <the-mentor> flohack what are you trying to do ?
[21:52] <the-mentor> recover data?
[21:52] <orochi> ubuntu_: It's definitely not supposed to take that long, that's for sure
[21:53] <_daniel_> terrestre: i only got 10gbs on my ps3 for linux, another installation might not fit then;)
[21:53] <flohack> the-mentor: No I just want to use lsusb
[21:53] <the-mentor> what filesystem are you running on the usb?
[21:53] <flohack> terrestre: ? fsck on usbfs...
[21:53] <nmvictor> I wanted to upgrade my kernel to the one in jaunty,should be 2.6.28.(14/15)-generic, i know it comes with ext4.filesystem and thats which is one of the reasons i need the kernel-update.Im in intrepid and i dont intend to move to jaunty anytime soon, will upgrading to the jaunty-shipped kernel pose a threat to my data due to the ext3  to ext4 filesystem?
[21:53] <guntbert> hellues: if that is just in one file - I don't think that has anything to do with the file system - so fsck will not give you meaningful results for your problem
[21:53] <terrestre> ubuntu_: are you resizing or something?
[21:53] <orochi> nmvictor: Jaunty defaults to ext3 itself, ext4 is an option you can choose
[21:53] <flohack> the-mentor: I'm not having a problem with a usb device, udev does not populate the /dev/bus/usb directory, so lsusb does not work
[21:53] <ubuntu_> i was going to terminate the Gparted check and do fsck -y but got the DANGER message about ending the check feature prematurely
[21:54] <jerknextdoor> can someone tell me where the preferences are for NotifyOSD in 9.04?
[21:54] <hellues> guntbert,  10-20 files
[21:54] <the-mentor> flohack: oh with that i have no idea sorry
[21:54] <nmvictor> orochi: so,the option is during installation or the download?
[21:54] <ubuntu_> I got error reading blocks when getting next inode from scan using fsck and was taking hours of hitting Yes to fix
[21:54] <terrestre> ubuntu_: resize a vista partition can take a couple of hourse but 8 i think is a lot
[21:55] <flohack> the-mentor: Thanks anyway!
[21:55] <flohack> Is anyone here familiar with udev on hardy?
[21:55] <the-mentor> ubuntu_ you can run fchk with the -y switch
[21:55] <orochi> nmvictor: During installation, I can't remember exactly when but you're explicitly given the choice of filesystems at some point in the install process
[21:55] <guntbert> hellues: still - file system corruption seems an improbable cause here, did you play the songs with another application too?
[21:55] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | flohack
[21:55] <orochi> nmvictor: In either case if you upgrade to Jaunty it's not going to automatically "upgrade" your partitions to ext4 anyway, so you shouldn't need to worry unless you choose it yourself
[21:56] <ubuntu_> right but i thougt i should end the Gparted check before i do the fsck-y, and get the World will end if i prematuraly end the check
[21:56] <jerknextdoor> and is there a way to make all of the icons on the right of gnome-panel load in the same order everytime?
[21:56] <flohack> ortsvorsteher: Thanks, but I already asked the question twice ;-)
[21:56] <DarthArachides> !karmic DarthArachides
[21:56] <DarthArachides> what's the channel for karmic?
[21:56] <DarthArachides> !karmic
[21:56] <flohack> ortsvorsteher: I'll try again...
[21:56] <DarthArachides> got it
[21:56] <ortsvorsteher> flohack: take !patience, someone will answer if he knows answer... ;)
[21:57] <nmvictor> orochi: im still on intrepid, with the third extended filesystem will opting for ext4 pose a threat to my data?
[21:57] <flohack> Why does udev on my hardy server fail to populate /dev/bus/usb
[21:57] <goma> sarthorks, i saw it
[21:57] <the-mentor> ubuntu_: running fchk with the -y will automaticly answer yes to everything
[21:57] <sarthorks> goma: try it out
[21:57] <goma> sarthorks, now trying
[21:57] <nicklas_> ey
[21:57] <_daniel_> is there any possibility then of easiliy upgrading my bluez components?
[21:57] <sarthorks> goma:PM me if you have problems
[21:57] <Jonta> I thought Lenovo offered netbooks with Linux?
[21:57] <Jonta> Ditto Dell
[21:57] <sarthorks> sorry
[21:57] <goma> sarthorks, ok
[21:57] <sarthorks> goma: pm me if you have problems
[21:57] <orochi> nmvictor: Well, I haven't experienced any data loss with it myself, but ext4 is not considered a "production" filesystem yet, it's just too new...and in the case of some earlier versions of KDE 4 and ext4 combinations there were actual data loss issues
[21:58] <ubuntu_> so after 8 1/2 hours i should teminate teh Gparted check, risk the world ending and do the fsck -y
[21:58] <orochi> nmvictor: I would say go with ext4 if you specifically need a feature in ext4
[21:58] <the-mentor> ubuntu_: i had the same problem and and fsck with -y took about an hour and a half on a 1.5TB drive
[21:58] <terrestre> _daniel_: if you want to test the new bluez, you can just run a live cd
[21:58] <malodix> I'm getting the follow 'errors' when logging in from GDM: http://pastebin.ca/1538174
[21:58] <malodix> Any ideas?
[21:58] <_daniel_> live cd probably wont start on ps3
[21:58] <_daniel_> i guess...
[21:59] <the-mentor> ubuntu_: well it depends on your level of pertiance :D
[21:59] <terrestre> _daniel_: i think you can go to #ubuntu+1 for advice about how to upgrade easily
[21:59] <nmvictor> orochi: i need the efficiency it comes with,its definitely better than ext3.isnt it?
[22:00] <flohack> Ha! Solved it, I missed two new lines in /etc/udev/rules.d/20-names.rules, because I modified that file and kept my modified version.
[22:00] <ubuntu_> i just wish i had more specfics on just how bad ending Gparted's check will be.
[22:00] <oscurochu> No user names show up on the Ubuntu login theme with face browser.
[22:00] <superboki> what would i write to imagemagick convert to get a 100x100 scaled down center of any image
[22:00] <superboki> ?
[22:00] <orochi> nmvictor: Not particularly, it does offer the capability of handling larger filesystems on 64 bit machines
[22:01] <the-mentor> ubuntu_: i dont think ending the check would cause any damage but i cant guarantee
[22:01] <di||itante> ubuntu_: ending a diskcheck early should have no ill effects
[22:01] <orochi> nmvictor: There are some features to reduce fragmentation of large files as well, but I don't know if it's worth risking _losing_ your files just to get those features
[22:01] <sarthorks> SD card doesn't mount after hibernation. can anyone help?
[22:01] <ubuntu_> Thanks all and God speed.
[22:02] <guntbert> flohack: thx for reporting back - might come in handy some day :-)
[22:02] <nmvictor> orochi: do you mind giving me a oneline command(tasksel/aptitude) that will help me update to the kernel in jaunty(im not even sure about its version digits).im completely put off with the word compile whenever it is placed next to the word kernel
[22:02] <orochi> nmvictor, I'd recommend you look at the "disadvantages" section here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4
[22:03] <oscurochu1> No user names show up on the Ubuntu login theme with face browser.
[22:03] <nmvictor> orochi: thanks
[22:03] <orochi> nmvictor: Are you running Intrepid? I don't think that it's possible to run a kernel from a later distribution on an earlier one unless you do compile it
[22:03] <goma> sarthorks, sorry but want to know how do i do to install proper drivers for my laptop
[22:03] <Commie_Cary> erm
[22:03] <revygttam> When trying to install ubuntu 9.04 server from the live cd i get "i/o error on device sr0 ubuntu" does anyone know how to fix this?
[22:03] <malodix> Can anyone help me solve this? I'm getting the follow 'errors' when logging in from GDM: http://pastebin.ca/1538174
[22:04] <Commie_Cary> usally I can set my desplyu to 1920 x 1080 but it s not letting me?
[22:04] <Commie_Cary> help?
[22:04] <goma> sarthorks, lspci is saying that i got a FGLRX ATI/AMD graphic card
[22:04] <Commie_Cary> I just had a power shortage
[22:04] <Commie_Cary> if that helps
[22:04] <oscurochu1> No user names show up on the Ubuntu login theme with face browser. Can I get some help please?
[22:04] <sarthorks> goma: ok, but what about your sound problem> is that fixed?
[22:05] <nmvictor> orochi: i guess that leaves me no choice than an upgrade, im prepared to stick to intrepid for any other reasons except the kernel.
[22:05] <goma> sarthorks, i saw an application that allow to find the good and recommanded one
[22:05] <goma> sarthorks, for the sound i think i'll do it quietly
[22:05] <sarthorks> goma: i dont know much about drivers in ubuntu.
[22:05] <nmvictor> orochi: just a query,do you know how to compile?
[22:05] <nmvictor> orochi: the kernel?
[22:06] <orochi> nmvictor: Well, how you compile something depends on what you're compiling :> There are instructions on the Ubuntu wiki that will tell you how to compile your own kernels and install them as proper Ubuntu packages, however
[22:06] <orochi> I don't know the page offhand but if you do some searching there I'm sure it'll turn up
[22:06] <orochi> http://wiki.ubuntu.com
[22:06] <sarthorks> goma: you should ask your questions in public, without addressing me, that way, you will get more and better responses.
[22:07] <goma> sarthorks, ok
[22:08] <epaphus> Hello, is it true that If I install ubuntu 9.04 on a machine...and I transfer the hard disk into another box... it might not work? or does the kernel adapt while the machine is of the same arch in this case i386 ?
[22:08] <oscurochu1> No user names show up on the Ubuntu login theme with face browser. Help please?
[22:08] <sarthorks> SD card doesn't mount after hibernation.
[22:08] <sarthorks> Help
[22:09] <hellues> vista sucks
[22:09] <hellues> guntbert,
[22:10] <hellues> yeah i play same songs with another application
[22:10] <apparle> hellues: this place is for getting help for ubntu not for abusing vista
[22:10] <hellues> same second in the same song has problem
[22:10] <nmvictor> orochi: ok,the only bad thing is the integrity of the archive that the kernel comes with, i downloaded 2.6.30.* version for some 'edu_purposes' and couldnt extract using nautilus, so i had to use the tar at the terminal which also echoed an error message after the extraction.How does one gamble a whole system with such minor integrity errors?
[22:10] <guntbert> !enter | hellues
[22:11] <terrestre> !behave
[22:11] <hellues> guntbert,  sorry yes i try different application by the way
[22:11] <veinor> I can't get ndiswrapper to work on my Asus 1008HA
[22:12] <parolang> When's the next version of Ubuntu due?
[22:12] <veinor> parolang: sometime in october
[22:12] <veinor> I don't remember which day, but I think it's mid-late
[22:12] <Lenin_Cat> !behaving
[22:12] <Lenin_Cat> XD
[22:12] <parolang> veinor: Oh, I was thinking August for some reason.
[22:12] <Um_cara_qualquer> when i try to boot a partittion witch was doing fine since yestarday, it goes to a terminal with the name "initramfs>"
[22:13] <parolang> Does anyone know if the next version of Ubuntu will fit in 2GB?
[22:13] <veinor> nope, it's always april and october
[22:13] <Um_cara_qualquer> how can i start this partittion in the graphic way?
[22:13] <veinor> why do you think they're called 9.04 and 9.10 :D
[22:13] <apparle> parolang: what do you want to fit it onto
[22:13] <parolang> veinor: Version numbers?
[22:13] <veinor> parolang: yeah, but they're named after the release months I mean
[22:13] <parolang> apparle: Asus EEEPC 2G Surf.
[22:14] <parolang> veinor: I didn't know that.
[22:14] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone?
[22:14] <nmvictor> Um_cara_qualquer: grub is probably confused or it can find the boot files
[22:14] <parolang> apparle: Right now I'm using Debian, but I'm interested in the fast boot time and I saw a screenshot in a magazine today.
[22:14] <apparle> parolang: and what's that
[22:14] <terrestre> !etiquette
[22:14] <epitop> Greetings, /exit
[22:14] <parolang> apparle: netbook?
[22:14] <stinky> hello, in windows I use the"start" shell script command to execute multiple applications at the same time, is there a bash equivalent to start, or launch? thanks :)
[22:14] <Um_cara_qualquer> and how can i fix it?
[22:15] <guntbert> hellues: that is really strange, but I don't use sound /play music very much on my computer so... - did you look into the log files after such a freeze?
[22:15] <veinor> stinky: you mean to run multiple programs at once?
[22:15] <hellues> which log file
[22:15] <veinor> just do program1; program2; program3; program4
[22:15] <apparle> parolang: I think ubuntu already has a netbook version..........but is the HDD so limited that you want it to fit it in 2GB
[22:16] <parolang> stinky: In bash you can append the amperstand (&) to run the program in the background.
[22:16] <stinky> yea thanks veinor  and parolang  :)
[22:16] <parolang> apparle: It's a SSD, not a hard drive.
[22:16] <malodix> Can anyone help me solve this? I'm getting the follow 'errors' when logging in from GDM: http://pastebin.ca/1538174
[22:16] <RanyAlbeg> Hi , i used dpkg -r opera to remove the opera web browser. also dpkg -P opera to purge . but i can still see .opera folder inside my home. i removed it using rm -r ~/.opera. how do i know that im done with this web browser and there are no files of opera in my system,
[22:16] <veinor> RanyAlbeg: you can always do find / -iname *opera*
[22:17] <parolang> stinky: Type "jobs" to get a list of background programs run from that terminal.
[22:17] <nmvictor> RanyAlbeg: locate opera | less
[22:17] <veinor> which will find any files with the name opera in them
[22:17] <apparle> parolang: ok..............why don't you see if you can remove any packages that are not required.........beacuse if it can fit in a CD it will fit on SSD
[22:17] <veinor> or locate yeah
[22:17] <nmvictor> RanyAlbeg: type that at the terminal
[22:17] <parolang> apparle: That's a good point.
[22:18] <RanyAlbeg> im not going to type it here. but i thought of a tool that will remove it completely.
[22:18] <orochi> nmvictor: Well a corrupt download could happen for any number of reasons, which sounds like what happened...you might want to download it again and then check the md5sum against the one posted on the download page to make sure it matches
[22:18] <epitop> Hello. I seem to have completely lost direct rendering on my radeon xpress 200m chipset in jaunty after some updates went through. any suggestions?
[22:18] <nmvictor> RanyAlbeg: what tool?
[22:18] <orochi> nmvictor: As an aside, though, if you're thinking of upgrading to Jaunty just to get ext4, then stick with Intrepid, unless there's a feature in ext4 that you absolutely must have
[22:19] <RanyAlbeg> nmvictor: i thought you know what tool.
[22:19] <RanyAlbeg> nmvictor: :)
[22:19] <apparle> parolang: well the current version http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr requires 4GB
[22:19] <apparle> parolang: the discussion of karmic is at #ubuntu+1 ask there
[22:19] <nmvictor> RanyAlbeg: this is linux,linux is the tool
[22:20] <RanyAlbeg> nmvictor: nice one.but not good enough :)
[22:20] <RanyAlbeg> nmvictor: thanks :) have a nice day
[22:20] <dos000> i have a vmware instance of ubuntu 8.10. how do i make my keyboard english ?
[22:20] <malodix> Can anyone help me solve this? I'm getting the follow 'errors' when logging in from GDM: http://pastebin.ca/1538174
[22:20] <arlbee> I am running Hardy Heron & have accidentally deleted my Aplications, Places & System menus.....how can I retrieve them back ?
[22:21] <nmvictor> orochi: thanks, thats important.hadnt thougt of md5sum
[22:21] <orochi> nmvictor: np
[22:21] <zzzz> ok
[22:22] <guntbert> !who | hellues
[22:22] <nmvictor> arlbee: what do you mean by delete,remove them from the panel or deleted their config files?
[22:23] <th0r> arlbee: right click on the panel and choose add an item
[22:23] <guntbert> hellues: look at /var/log/syslog, you can see many log files via system/administration/system log
[22:24] <arlbee> I deleted the panel......I have managed to add a panel back in & I can add apps to the panel but I don't know how to recreate the menus
[22:24] <nmvictor> arlbee: just add another menu, it will recreate itself.
[22:25] <apparle> parolang: this site if for installtion of normal ubuntu on a flashdrive
[22:25] <apparle> parolang: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/
[22:25] <arlbee> how do I add the Applications Menu ?
[22:25] <epitaph> Hello, I have a laptop with a radeon xpress 200m and 9.04... direct rendering used to work but some kernel update appears to have killed it... I cannot get it to work again. Any suggestions? Thanks.
[22:25] <nicklas_> whats the difference between apt-get and aptitude?
[22:26] <nmvictor> does deleting everything in /var/log affect the system in any way?
[22:26] <guntbert> dos000: go to system/preferences/keyboard - tab Layout
[22:26] <dos000> thanks
[22:26] <\\> nmvictor, doesn't
[22:27] <Um_cara_qualquer> does anyone knows how to start in graphic mode a partition that starts as a terminal with the name "initiramfs>"?
[22:27] <Mech0z_> Is it possible to run software Raid6 and add drives as I get them? (like OCE) on Ubuntu
[22:27] <resno> i am trying to grep a set of directories. I am using grep -ri <file> directory and its not going into the directories.
[22:27] <OttifantSir> How do I do a recovery on an ext3-file system? During boot, that's what it said to do. There's no resume image, so it goes straight to CLI, but then after a few seconds, the screen goes black. If I go into recovery mode, I have some options, and the screen stays on. 9.04, P6NGM-FD MB, C2D E6850 up from C2D E4600.
[22:28] <nmvictor> nicklas_: almost the same,except while in ap-get you would say apt-get install <package> aptitude would say aptitude install <package>
[22:28] <malodix> Can anyone help me solve this? I'm getting the follow 'errors' when logging in from GDM: http://pastebin.ca/1538174
[22:28] <llutz> resno: fgrep -ri pattern dir/file*
[22:28] <nicklas_> nmvictor: but why are there two different commands then?
[22:28] <nicklas_> nmvictor: if there are no technical differences?
[22:29] <fester64x2> you peaople are n00bs
[22:29] <guntbert> !attitude | fester64x2
[22:29] <fester64x2> yeah you are right
[22:29] <fester64x2> i was looking for help
[22:29] <fester64x2> i was wondering wich i/o scheduler i should run
[22:29] <th0r> and I can't understand why you didn't get it
[22:30] <fester64x2> Linux archx2 2.6.31-rc6-zen0-chr0n1x #1 ZEN SMP PREEMPT Fri Aug 21 11:38:49 EDT 2009 x86_64 AMD Athlon(tm) 7550 Dual-Core Processor AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
[22:30] <prince_jammys> nicklas_: because they are different applications that manage packages differently, though there's some overlap.
[22:30] <RockNRolla> fester64x2, you are an ubuntard
[22:30] <fester64x2> RockNRolla, can u help me kernel
[22:30] <CoUrPsE> How can i get directorys and files using terminal's FTP commands?
[22:30] <hellues> guntbert, http://paste.org/pastebin/view/9932
[22:30] <nmvictor> \\had some issue yesterday,deleted everything and now programs that writes their logs in dirs under /var/log  like apache2 and mysqld reported errors while starting,isnt that quite unfair to the system?
[22:30] <bruenig> fester64x2: wrong channel for that kind of thing, this channel is for questions that start with: What do I need to click to...
[22:30] <prince_jammys> nicklas_: aptitude for one has a text-mode interface. type just 'aptitude' and see (no sudo needed).
[22:30] <fester64x2> bruenig, thats why i use archlinux
[22:30] <guntbert> !ot | fester64x2
[22:30] <fester64x2> ubuntu sucks
[22:30] <bruenig> oh gees
[22:31] <resno> CoUrPsE: do you mean ssh?
[22:31] <CoUrPsE> yes.
[22:31] <resno> CoUrPsE: dir
[22:31] <fester64x2> can i not click this
[22:31] <prince_jammys> fester64x2: just to tell yourself you're better?
[22:31] <Mech0z_> Is it possible to run software Raid6 and add drives as I get them? (like OCE) on Ubuntu'
[22:31] <fester64x2> some userbase lol
[22:31] <fester64x2> prince_jammys, no because ubuntu is too noobish for me
[22:31] <resno> CoUrPsE: or ls
[22:31] <Chrystallic> Hi, I got a question. I was just browsing through some possible looks on ubuntu and I came across  Easypeasy(former ubuntu-eee) I have tried to get teh looks to it, but for some reason I fail.... any help?
[22:31] <CoUrPsE> resno, I dont wanna just view.
[22:31] <prince_jammys> fester64x2: right, to tell yourself you're better.
[22:31] <nmvictor> nick_h: man aptitude and man apt-get will really help
[22:31] <CoUrPsE> I wanna download.
[22:31] <nicklas_> prince_jammys: cool
[22:31] <fester64x2> no archlinux is just more uptodate
[22:32] <fester64x2> and stable
[22:32] <Blarghs> fester64x2: "some userbase lol" ?
[22:32] <resno> CoUrPsE: ah scp server:dir youcomputerlocation
[22:32] <th0r> Blarghs: please don't feed the troll
[22:32] <CoUrPsE> huh?
[22:32] <seidos> !attitude | fester64x2
[22:32] <prince_jammys> just having fun with arch kiddie.
 fester64x2: wrong channel for that kind of thing, this channel is for questions that start with: What do I need to click to...
[22:32] <Walthers> hello
[22:32] <Walthers> i have a question
[22:32] <Blarghs> th0r: Ok, my team will not crush it
[22:32] <Chrystallic> I've downloaded hte ISO, and it won't work if I don't boot it from a memorystick... something that takes about 2-3min, and when I restart comp. I loose all my works....
[22:32] <gulash> fester64x2: go you! archlinux ftw
[22:32] <Walthers> my ubuntu is not working right
[22:33] <terrestre> !archlinux
[22:33] <nmvictor> Walthers: how
[22:33] <resno> CoUrPsE: scp localhost: directory </where you want it  to go>
[22:33] <malodix> Can anyone help me solve this? I'm getting the follow 'errors' when logging in from GDM: http://pastebin.ca/1538174
[22:33] <seidos> fester64x2, you're bored.  go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:33] <resno> CoUrPsE: in the localhost is your servers address
[22:33] <CoUrPsE> resno, From a FTP?
[22:33] <Walthers> it don't connect to the internet
[22:33] <guntbert> hellues: there is a lot APIC error..., try and boot with the kernel option NOAPIC (you can choose that in the grub-menu)
[22:33] <Walthers> my browser don't show google
[22:34] <Walthers> and stuff
[22:34] <CoUrPsE> I'm in ssh, and i wanna download every file on a FTP.
[22:34] <Walthers> i only can irc
[22:34] <dos000> guntbert, i have no clue what is going on when i loged out the y and z keys seem to be interchanged .. i went in and selected english and said apply it all
[22:34] <Chrystallic> how do I get ubuntu nbr to work as NBR, and not only normal ubuntu??
[22:34] <Walthers> how come this
[22:34] <unixbocx> Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has had this issue and found a way to fix it or what, I'm running ubuntu 9.04 and have a Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE video card, Blender will not show the buttons on the bottom of the screen, is there a fix for this? (there is no answer in the blender channel!)
[22:34] <dos000> guntbert, once i login the keys seem fine
[22:34] <resno> CoUrPsE: you just said ssh? to trasnfer a file in ssh, you actually use scp
[22:34] <Walthers> it don't play music
[22:34] <Walthers> also
[22:34] <hellues> guntbert,
[22:34] <hellues> only the problem is APIC
[22:34] <Walthers> why can't it be like windows
[22:34] <resno> CoUrPsE: if you want to do ftp, you need a ftp client.
[22:34] <nmvictor> whats your connection type?a proxy server or something?
[22:34] <CoUrPsE> :/
[22:34] <mralexandro> is there a stratagus package for ubuntu
[22:35] <dos000> darn keyboard !
[22:35] <CoUrPsE> My initial questing was, in a terminal/shell, how do i get every directory/file using the FTP command, :/
[22:35] <nmvictor> Walthers: whats your connection type?a proxy server or something?
[22:35] <Walthers> what is a proxy
[22:35] <unixbocx> Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has had this issue and found a way to fix it or what, I'm running ubuntu 9.04 and have a Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE video card, Blender will not show the buttons on the bottom of the screen, is there a fix for this? (there is no answer in the blender channel!)
[22:35] <_astei> CoUrPsE, use "dir"
[22:35] <CoUrPsE> oh ffs.
[22:36] <CoUrPsE> not how do i list.
[22:36] <resno> CoUrPsE: man ftp
[22:36] <nmvictor> Walthers: forget it,whats your browser type?
[22:36] <resno> CoUrPsE: type that, it will show you commands to do ftp
[22:36] <CoUrPsE> How do i 'GET' or 'MGET'.
[22:36] <hellues> i need good proxy damn !
[22:36] <Walthers> firefox
[22:36] <guntbert> hellues: yes, so it seems, you can disable APIC either every time you boot or (if it helps) later make it permanent in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:36] <seidos> Walthers, proxy is a word.  It means "on one's behalf".
[22:36] <Walthers> ok
[22:36] <_astei> CoUrPsE, get/mget.
[22:36] <terrestre> Walthers: "sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras" for music
[22:36] <CoUrPsE> get/mget does not get directorys.
[22:36] <seidos> I'm a terrible dictionary, but I try
[22:37] <Walthers> what is this sudo aptitude thing?
[22:37] <Walthers> how do i click this
[22:37] <guntbert> dos000: sorry, maybe its a vmware issue? you could ask in #vmware
[22:37] <resno> CoUrPsE: what are you trying to do? because you are talking in circles.
[22:37] <Blarghs> hellues: squid
[22:37] <seidos> Walthers, are you serious?
[22:37] <Walthers> yes
[22:37] <CoUrPsE> It seems quite obvious what im trying to do...
[22:37] <dos000> guntbert, i dounbt it .. the keys seem all inverted ..
[22:37] <Walthers> i want to browser google but i can't
[22:37] <Walthers> where do i get porn
[22:37] <unixbocx> Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has had this issue and found a way to fix it or what, I'm running ubuntu 9.04 and have a Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE video card, Blender will not show the buttons on the bottom of the screen, is there a fix for this? (there is no answer in the blender channel!)
[22:37] <hellues> Blarghs,  i cannot interact squid and firefox
[22:37] <CoUrPsE> Connect to a FTP, from SSH, and download every file/directory...
[22:37] <dos000> guntbert, if it is vmaware then loggin in should not make a difference
[22:37] <Blarghs> hellues: gadmin-squid my son
[22:38] <hellues> i install squid from ubuntu documentation
[22:38] <seidos> !porn | Walthers
[22:38] <Walthers> hello?=
[22:38] <resno> CoUrPsE: man ftp has docuementation on that
[22:38] <hellues> but firefox dont accept 127.0.0.1 3128
[22:38] <terrestre> Walthers: sudo aptitude install porn
[22:38] <pianistbaby> how do i search for folder "foo" in my home/audio/ folder?
[22:38] <dos000> guntbert, once i login my keybiord layout is fine
[22:38] <Walthers> how do i click this?
[22:38] <nmvictor> check edit>preference>Advanced>Network Tab then click on setting to see if the connections enabled is the one used on your system
[22:38] <malodix> Can anyone help me solve this? I'm getting the follow 'errors' when logging in from GDM: http://pastebin.ca/1538174
[22:38] <nmvictor> Wascheck edit>preference>Advanced>Network Tab then click on setting to see if the connections enabled is the one used on your system
[22:38] <prince_jammys> pianistbaby: find home/audio -type f -name foo
[22:38] <nmvictor> Walthers: check edit>preference>Advanced>Network Tab then click on setting to see if the connections enabled is the one used on your system
[22:38] <prince_jammys> pianistbaby: -type d, sorry.
[22:38] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: there is not inherent mechanisp for that, you need to use ftp or scp
[22:39] <Walthers> how do i do
[22:39] <guntbert> dos000: aahh, you mean its in the login window, where you have the wrong keyboard layout?
[22:39] <xray7224> hey in gnome whats the network manager called i installed wicd and it decided to auto set as the default and i can't get the origonal back please help
[22:39] <Walthers> i only want porn
[22:39] <Walthers> :(
[22:39] <CoUrPsE> scp can connect to FTPs to get data to disk
[22:39] <CoUrPsE> ?
[22:39] <dos000> guntbert, yes !
[22:39] <Blarghs> seidos: dosblows, excuse youself then be h-angel nice.
[22:39] <terrestre> sudo aptitude install porn-for-dummies
[22:39] <di||itante> no, scp uses ssh
[22:39] <xray7224> shut up about porn !
[22:39] <pianistbaby> is there a way i can see the most recently moved file? I did a drag and drop but I can't see the File or folder.
[22:39] <seidos> Blarghs, I know dos blows
[22:39] <Walthers> how do i click this sudo thing
[22:40] <Blarghs> seidos: youre excused
[22:40] <pianistbaby> is there a terminal command to see most recently moved file/folder?
[22:40] <resno> CoUrPsE: scp (secure copy paste) does not equal ftp (file transfer protocol)
[22:40] <CoUrPsE> But i need to download from a FTP...
[22:40] <dos000> guntbert, i even tryed to restart x.
[22:40] <xray7224> whats the default gnome network manager called
[22:40] <CoUrPsE> resno, Yeah, this is why im thinking why you guys are telling me to use it.
[22:40] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: didns you say you had ssh access to the ftp server
[22:40] <resno> CoUrPsE: third and final time man ftp
[22:40] <dos000> guntbert, do i have to change my x11 file to select the lang ?
[22:40] <CoUrPsE> no.
[22:40] <Walthers> OH FINALLY MY DAMN dd IS FINISHED!!1 need to reboot and boot from stick, bye guys :D
[22:40] <guntbert> dos000: give me a few minutes
[22:40] <nmvictor> Walthers: you are not serious,you are probably an hour old in ubuntu, arent you?
[22:40] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: then use ftp
[22:41] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: whats so confusing
[22:41] <CoUrPsE> wow.
[22:41] <terrestre> bye Walthers
[22:41] <seidos> Blarghs, dos = two
[22:41] <Walthers> no actually i've been here since 6.04 ;)
[22:41] <CoUrPsE> You both telling me diff things is confusing.
[22:41] <CoUrPsE> One says to do man ftp
[22:41] <CoUrPsE> one says ftp wont work.
[22:41] <malodix> Can anyone help me solve this? I'm getting the follow 'errors' when logging in from GDM: http://pastebin.ca/1538174
[22:41] <terrestre> lol
[22:41] <bruenig> hmm
[22:41] <CopyWriter> hi guys, i used gparted to format a ntfs drive to ext3, but i can't write to it,
[22:41] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: your the one that brought up ssh and the ftp site. Dude, just use ftp to get the files you want.
[22:42] <unixbocx> Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has had this issue and found a way to fix it or what, I'm running ubuntu 9.04 and have a Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE video card, Blender will not show the buttons on the bottom of the screen, is there a fix for this? (there is no answer in the blender channel!)
[22:42] <_astei> CopyWriter, reformat the partition
[22:42] <Blarghs> seidos: Tres == Three
[22:42] <_cb> Do Install NoMachine on Ubuntu desktop or Ubuntu SErver?
[22:42] <CoUrPsE> I've already been looking at the man FTP, But cannot find the correct paramter, :/
[22:42] <hbekel> malodix: you're right, those are just messages, what is your problem with them?
[22:42] <raja> could somebody please post the output of "ssh root@rschoen.homelinux.net"?
[22:42] <_astei> _cb: is it server or desktop
[22:42] <xray7224> hey in gnome whats the network manager called i installed wicd and it decided to auto set as the default and i can't get the origonal back please help
[22:43] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: paramater to do what?
[22:43] <CoUrPsE> omfg!
[22:43] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: lol
[22:43] <_cb> _astei my background is in Citrix. If I install it on the server do I need to install a GUI on the server?
[22:43] <CoUrPsE> :/
[22:43] <malodix> hbekel: I fail to go any further than that. It simply displays the messages, then returns me back to GDM. This started when I installed SLiM. Upon restarting X, I had this issue which I can't get rid of.
[22:43] <CopyWriter> ok it's formatting
[22:43] <resno> CoUrPsE: he wants to download files off a server using ftp through terminal
[22:43] <terrestre> xray7224: NetworkManager
[22:43] <Blarghs> seidos: I wish for you to make more contributions. Think about what could be the smoothest way of administering servers.
[22:43] <_astei> xray7224, gnome-network-manager
[22:44] <CoUrPsE> Well, mget only gets files, doesnt get directorys, else i'd just use mget *
[22:44] <xray7224> hmm
[22:44] <xray7224> you sure?
[22:44] <CoUrPsE> Unless there is a paramter to make it mget directoryts as well.
[22:44] <resno> CoUrPsE: can you do -r ?
[22:44] <CoUrPsE> ...
[22:44] <CoUrPsE> If that works.
[22:44] <CoUrPsE> imma suicide...
[22:44] <CoUrPsE> I honestly didnt try it.
[22:44] <CoUrPsE> *FacePalm*
[22:45] <phitoo> Hello! I am trying to install ubuntu server i386 on a Geode LX machine but it will not boot. Is ubuntu i386 really i386
[22:45] <Blarghs> Greetings Floodbot, i have killbots for the gilted suckers
[22:45] <hbekel> malodix: no idea, i don't use any display manager. but wasn't your intention to use slim, not gdm?
[22:45] <terrestre> network-manager-gnome
[22:45] <guntbert> dos000: what I found is a bit old, but it might help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=72622#post72622 (look at #4)
[22:45] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: ncftpget –R –v –u "ftpuser" ftp.x.xxx /source/dir /dest
[22:45] <_astei> phitoo, it's i386 still!
[22:45] <CopyWriter> when it's done i usually reboot
[22:45] <CopyWriter> cuz it doesn't show up
[22:45] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: need to install ncftp first
[22:46] <CopyWriter> i'm new and green to linux
[22:46] <dos000> guntbert, thanks a lot ... !
[22:46] <_astei> phitoo, it has PAE, your cpu must have it
[22:46] <CopyWriter> but i know about the mount command i've been reading up
[22:46] <CopyWriter> just haven't tried
[22:46] <dest_> hi all
[22:46] <phitoo> _astei: so better try a desktop kernel then.
[22:46] <guntbert> dos000: no problem - have fun :-)
[22:46] <zet_> ancel
[22:47] <CoUrPsE> di||itante, Yeah, i seen that, but cant install anything on the machine, :/
[22:47] <di||itante> oh
[22:47] <CopyWriter> ok i't s done, what next
[22:47] <CopyWriter> i did a sudo mount /dev/sdd1
[22:47] <malodix> hbekel: It was, until I got this error after installing it. Now I'm trying frantically to get back to GDM. :) I have no idea where the problem(s) lie. Everything appears to be ok. I can get gnome to load when in failsafe-mode, but nothing else. I usually use Awesome window manager, although XFCE and dwn alspo give me the same error after GDM.
[22:47] <CopyWriter> but i't not in the fstab
[22:47] <CopyWriter> or /etc/mtab
[22:48] <evilGUI> I just bought a ATI card, what's the command to remove the NVIDIA restricted drivers?
[22:48] <hbekel> malodix: nothing in /var/log/Xorg.0.log or ~/.xsession-errors?
[22:48] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: do you have wget
[22:48] <CoUrPsE> Yep.
[22:48] <danbhfive> evilGUI: why not use the driver manageR?
[22:49] <di||itante> then use that its easy
[22:49] <CoUrPsE> To get every file?
[22:49] <Raydiation> my live installation fails at boot with could not find /lib/modules/kernelversion-generic/modules.dep
[22:49] <prince_jammys> CoUrPsE: try wget -r ftp://foobar.org/somedir
[22:49] <Raydiation> i boot from usb
[22:49] <th0r> malodix: check /etc/X11/default-display-manager, it should say /usr/sbin/gdm
[22:49] <CoUrPsE> oh mean.
[22:49] <CoUrPsE> Thanks.
[22:49] <edbian> I want to set up /etc/networking/interfaces instead of using nm-applet.  How do I turn off nm-applet?
[22:49] <Raydiation> after that error it drops me in an initramfs shell
[22:49] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: wget -m ftp://username:password@ip.of.old.host
[22:49] <th0r> malodix: assuming you want gdm back
[22:49] <arlbee> thanks nmvictor....I managed eventually to find how to re-create the menus
[22:49] <jerkman> can anyone tell me if it would be safe to hookup a lead gel acid battery (12V 25ah) to a 500VA UPS as an extra battery
[22:49] <CoUrPsE> um.
[22:50] <CoUrPsE> -m/-r which? or both?
[22:50] <Amaranth> jerkman: don't blame us when you explode
[22:50] <danbhfive> edbian: if you use interfaces, nm disables itself for that interface
[22:50] <evilGUI> danbhfive: Becuase it no longer shows the nvidia restricted drivers so I can't remove them =(
[22:50] <CopyWriter> !format
[22:50] <nmvictor> arlbee: ok,np
[22:50] <CopyWriter> !mount
[22:50] <arlbee> have a nice day
[22:50] <prince_jammys> CoUrPsE: -m is mirror. check man wget. But regardless of what option, just use wget.
[22:50] <edbian> danbhfive: Excellent!  Thank you!
[22:50] <jerkman> Amaranth: lol, i wont... Ill blame you personally
[22:50] <CopyWriter> !sdd1
[22:50] <malodix> hbekel: Nothing in teh Xorg logs and the .xsession-errors output was what was on pastebin.
[22:50] <di||itante> CoUrPsE: m is "mirror" so you will get a copy of the ftp site
[22:50] <malodix> th0r: Already set. :)
[22:50] <CoUrPsE> Nice.
[22:50] <OttifantSir> How do I do a recovery on an ext3-file system? During boot, that's what it said to do. There's no resume image, so it goes straight to CLI, but then after a few seconds, the screen goes black. If I go into recovery mode, I have some options, and the screen stays on. 9.04, P6NGM-FD MB, C2D E6850 up from C2D E4600.
[22:50] <CoUrPsE> Thanks guys.
[22:51] <seidos> Blarghs, why?
[22:52] <evilGUI> Will the NVIDIA driver damage my new radeon?
[22:52] <dos000> guntbert, its supposed to be xorg.conf correct ?
[22:52] <CopyWriter> !permission
[22:52] <dos000> guntbert, it still refuses to use the correct layout
[22:52] <apparle> luis_: are you there
[22:53] <guntbert> dos000: sorry - I'm a bit past my bedtime already - please ask the channel again
[22:53] <luis_> yes, im here
[22:53] <luis_> im goig to fortmat my disk
[22:53] <dos000> guntbert, take care ..
[22:54] <guntbert> dos000: I do...
[22:54] <apparle> luis_: Problem not solved...............send private msg
[22:56] <marcelo_> Is there any program available for ubuntu to learn how to type fast?
[22:56] <CoUrPsE> vi.
[22:57] <revygttam> is there a way to force a cd to burn at 4x, ubuntu only lets me select 16,40,40
[22:57] <prince_jammys> marcelo_: there's a typing tutor called 'klavaro', for one.
[22:58] <Ben64> revygttam: why would you want to burn at 4x
[22:58] <marcelo_> Pricey, thks
[22:58] <revygttam> Ben64, im getting an error on an old pc while reading a cd so i figure if i could force at 4x i can guarantee its not a write speed issue
[22:58] <prince_jammys> yes, i've had that problem. slow burning is a good idea.
[22:59] <Ben64> slow burning is not a good idea :|
[22:59] <Ben64> 4x is hideously slow for cdr
[22:59] <danbhfive> Ben64: but slow burning can give you a better burn
[22:59] <revygttam> Ben64, im getting an "i/o error on sr0" while trying to install ubuntu 9.04 server w/live cd, however the cd drives boot other live cd's
[22:59] <llutz> danbhfive: but not as slow as 4x
[22:59] <Ben64> danbhfive: doesn't really matter on cdr
[23:00] <Ben64> revygttam: most likely it's the drive
[23:00] <Ben64> either the one you're burning with, or reading from
[23:00] <prince_jammys> Ben64: maybe you can edit the ubuntu documentation, then.
[23:00] <revygttam> Ben64, I have 2 drives, both do it, and i changed the cable.. now i havent tried burning from another computer
[23:00] <revygttam> But the live cd im using is the same one i used in the past to install on that machine
[23:01] <Ben64> revygttam: have you verified the md5 of the image?
[23:01] <revygttam> Ben64, yes its correct
[23:01] <prince_jammys> ''5. Select the write speed. If you are burning a Ubuntu Live CD (one that you may want to boot from), it is recommended that you write at the lowest possible speed.''
[23:01] <Ben64> revygttam: have you verified the md5 of the disc after you burned it?
[23:01] <revygttam> Um, that i did not, let me do that.
[23:01] <revygttam> i have 3 to choose from
[23:03] <Ben64> http://www.osta.org/technology/dvdqa/dvdqa4.htm
[23:03] <Ben64> 4x for dvds is equivalent to 36x for cdr
[23:03] <revygttam> Ben64, .. how can i verify the cd (btw, k3b showed the correct md5sum before burning)
[23:04] <Raydiation> hm i cant boot from live usb
[23:04] <Ben64> revygttam: "md5sum /dev/[cd_device]"
[23:04] <gushix> Hi, ubuntu newbie here. I just made a clean install of 9.04 on a fujitsu laptop. at first the wifi worked but after installing updates, adding another admin user, and restarting, it suddenly ceased to work -- i just don't see any networks detected (although next to it is another laptop with full strengh reception). any ideas please?
[23:04] <Raydiation> it says: failed to open /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep no such file or directory
[23:04] <Ben64> revygttam: like /dev/sda /dev/sdb, etc... whatever your drive it
[23:04] <Raydiation> ive tried ubuntu 64 and 32 bit already
[23:04] <Raydiation> any idea?
[23:04] <revygttam> yeah, i was trying the mount point that might be why i couldnt
[23:04] <Raydiation> its a fatal modprobe error
[23:05] <emecks> Heya guys.
[23:06] <emecks> I have a question regarding the performance of my computer
[23:06] <Raydiation> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/377423 exactly the same
[23:06] <emecks> I just installed Ubuntu on my laptop, but everything is laggy when there's movement on screen, like here, or a flash animation
[23:07] <apparle> emecks: which graphic card
[23:08] <CopyWriter> nada, can't figure out how to get write permission on my third drive that i formatted to ext3
[23:08] <Raydiation> where can i get the latest alpha?
[23:08] <Raydiation> maybe the new one runs
[23:09] <danbhfive> !9.10 | Raydiation
[23:09] <llutz> CopyWriter: man chown, man chmod
[23:09] <zAo^> Raydiation http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/karmic/
[23:09] <CopyWriter> thanks llutz
[23:10] <revygttam> Ben64, is it normal for it to take long to calculate the md5 of a cd?  Lights flickering, but no response yet
[23:10] <Raydiation> zAo^: thx
[23:11] <sageNsand> Karmic Empathy Im not getting a rooms list, its blank. I can type a room in and enter the room but Im not being shown all the rooms. Is anyone getting a list of all the rooms maybe its just me
[23:11] <revygttam> Ben64, Just finished, the md5 is the same.
[23:12] <^Phantom^> Can someone please help me determine if this works on linux as well as windows?  http://sourceforge.net/projects/bonkenc/files/
[23:12] <josspyker> sed gives the error  2: Syntax error: "(" unexpected. What did I do wrong? http://pastebin.com/d463a82f4. Thanks
[23:13] <seidos> ^Phantom^, I don't have a windows installation, do you think I still can help?
[23:13] <^Phantom^> Well I know it works on windows, but I wanna use it on ubuntu
[23:13] <seidos> ^Phantom^, what is it that you're testing?
[23:14] <^Phantom^> I'm not testing anything.  it's how I convert music to be able to play on the DSi.
[23:14] <prince_jammys> josspyker: err, aren't the slashes in the filenames provided by find going to ruin all your sed commands?
[23:14] <^Phantom^> I will just up and try it :D
[23:14] <prince_jammys> josspyker: forget it. wrong.
[23:14] <seidos> ^Phantom^, doubt I can help.  I don't know what a DSi i.
[23:14] <seidos> ^Phantom^, good luck
[23:14] <CopyWriter> guys if my drive is /sdd1 what is the exact command that i use to be able to write to it, my username is mark
[23:14] <^Phantom^> Thankies anyway.
[23:15] <CopyWriter> it's a secondary 1 tb drive that i got to use as extra storage
[23:15] <josspyker> prince_jammys, thanks.
[23:15] <prince_jammys> josspyker: the error is in (phone)
[23:15] <seidos> DSi = next gen DS?
[23:15] <prince_jammys> josspyker: phone='(123)..'  quotes!
[23:16] <llutz> CopyWriter: sudo mount /dev/sdd1 /mnt && sudo chown -R mark:mark /mnt
[23:16] <^Phantom^> apparently it does work...
[23:16] <prince_jammys> josspyker: bah, maybe that's also not necessary. i just don't see the problem with sed
[23:16] <prince_jammys> josspyker: yep, that was not necessary.
[23:17] <seidos> ^Phantom^, cool nick
[23:17] <^Phantom^> thankies
[23:17] <josspyker> prince_jammys, so If I remove the phone nr it should work?
[23:18] <CopyWriter> hey llutz, i can write to the lost+found folder in there now
[23:18] <CopyWriter> but not create any new folders
[23:18] <CopyWriter> it did work somewhat
[23:18] <coz_> hey guys.... I generally do this but completely forgot how to disable the wallpaper fade ... I lost the command :(
[23:19] <prince_jammys> josspyker: i don't get it. unescaped parentheses are not special to sed. so even $phone in the replacements should be fine.
[23:19] <^Phantom^> :S
[23:19] <^Phantom^> What do I do after make again?
[23:19] <^Phantom^> I'll post an output to pastebin, hang on...
[23:19] <josspyker> prince_jammys, thanks for your help
[23:19] <prince_jammys> josspyker: there's a trailing * after the g in the Monday-Friday line.
[23:20] <seidos> ^Phantom^, I think make install
[23:20] <prince_jammys> josspyker: instead of "
[23:20] <^Phantom^> http://pastebin.com/d46c78159
[23:20] <buch> hey guys.. i have a serious problem, or my friend have, he now forgot his bios password - i tried to remove the CMOS bettery for 10 min etc. but didnt work.. anyother way to solve this problem from ubuntu?
[23:20] <prince_jammys> josspyker: THAT'S got to be it.
[23:20] <CopyWriter> i right clicked and unmounted my sdd1 drive so it's disappeared, how do i get it back without rebooting
[23:21] <bruenig> ^Phantom^: your program has a problem
[23:21] <bruenig> ^Phantom^: edit the source code
[23:21] <josspyker> prince_jammys, thanks a lot. got it working now!
[23:21] <^Phantom^> :(
[23:21] <prince_jammys> josspyker: was that it?
[23:21] <josspyker> yes
[23:21] <prince_jammys> has to be.
[23:21] <Ben64> buch: that's really a hardware issue, not ubuntu
[23:21] <prince_jammys> cool.
[23:21] <josspyker> dang, stupid me,lol
[23:21] <zAo^> buch try to flip the batt for 10 mins
[23:22] <Ben64> buch: don't flip the battery :S
[23:22] <^Phantom^> Oh wait i found the .exe
[23:22] <x1250> guys, why would the root / partition be mounted as readonly when using data=journal? This only happens on the root partition, but /home works ok with data=journal in fstab. This is the actual line I used for the root partition, do you see anything wrong?
[23:22] <x1250>  UUID=e851ea46-007a-4bc7-b210-2ad4a08de5ba /               ext4    relatime,data=journal,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[23:22] <^Phantom^> I'm good now. :D
[23:22] <Ben64> buch: there's a jumper on the mobo to reset the settings, password, and everything
[23:22] <kpkudi> mpd wont work.... ** ERROR **: problems opening file /etc/mpd.conf for reading: Permission denied
[23:23] <zAo^> kpkudi ls -l /etc/mpd.conf?
[23:23] <kpkudi> lol nvm
[23:23] <zAo^> ;)
[23:23] <Blarghs> ^Phantom^>: We know your mailbox :=)
[23:24] <CopyWriter> if i formatted ext2 would it be the same
[23:24] <CopyWriter> for permissions
[23:24] <corey> hi im having trouble when i login, it keeps looking for a file that doesnt exist (I deleted it was gobolinux) there must be a file somewhere which references it? any help
[23:24] <buch> Ben64:
[23:24] <corey> im on failsafe gnome
[23:24] <CopyWriter> is there a generic filesystem that i could use one that isn't fat32 etc that would work
[23:24] <Ben64> buch:
[23:24] <Blarghs> CopyWriter: as s what ?
[23:24] <unix3__> Hello, is it true that If I install ubuntu 9.04 on a machine...and I transfer the hard disk into another box... it might not work? or does the kernel adapt while the machine is of the same arch in this case i386 ?
[23:25] <CopyWriter> sdd1
[23:25] <bruenig> CopyWriter: fat16
[23:25] <zAo^> unix3_ no
[23:25] <Blarghs> CopyWriter: 2fat
[23:25] <zAo^> unix3_ it will work
[23:25] <seidos> corey, does it happen after you enter your username and password or after?
[23:25] <rww> unix3__: I've transferred Ubuntu 9.04 on a USB disk numerous times from one computer to another. Works fine :)
[23:25] <CopyWriter> ?
[23:25] <coz_> nevermind  just remembered how to disable wallpaper fade on gnome
[23:25] <apparle> has anyone got empathy working with gtalk for port 443
[23:25] <corey> after but before login splash
[23:26] <Welcome> hello all
[23:26] <buch> Ben64: i know its a hardware issue, but i ask if there could be a solution from ubuntu.. But thanks, its a laptop (http://www.insidemylaptop.com/disassemble-hp-compaq-6730s-6735s-notebook-remove-cooling-fan/)
[23:26] <CopyWriter> reiserfs does that need permission too?
[23:26] <Welcome> i need help to configure my network card on ubunto 8
[23:26] <Blarghs> apparle: Money == Empathy :=)
[23:26] <Welcome> can anybody help please
[23:27] <Ben64> buch: what i'm trying to say is it's a hardware issue. there's no way to change bios password from within an OS.
[23:27] <Tecna> !ask | welcome
[23:27] <legend2440> x1250: i am using data=writeback. but here is the guide i used to make it work.  http://www.salatti.net/tweak-ubuntu-for-speed
[23:27] <seidos> corey, you could try creating another account.  I did a search for gobolinux but didn't find this file.  Have you considered searching the web for "gobolinux"?
[23:27] <apparle> Blarghs: what? I dont get
[23:27] <Ben64> buch: and since it's a laptop, your best bet would be to call the manufacturer for a reset password, they have more security than desktop computers
[23:27] <corey> yea but theres no reference to this problem
[23:28] <buch> Ben64: guess he gotta call teh manufacturer
[23:28] <Ben64> buch: but they might have to verify purchase, or pay some money for the answer
[23:28] <corey> what file does ubuntu use directly after login to start up, might be able to trace it there... as long as i can stop ubuntu looking for the file
[23:28] <Blarghs> apparle: buhu.. Frikkin slow, man!
[23:28] <Ben64> one time i called sony, and they wouldn't give me the password without me paying $85
[23:28] <kpkudi> it seams like mpd is running because the terminal tells me port 6600 is already in use...i specified my music directory and i click update library in sontata but i still cant see my library
[23:28] <seidos> !gobolinux
[23:28] <vr_mex> I just installed U904 is there a metapakage for a lamp stack od do i have to install each component separatelly?
[23:28] <^Phantom^> How do you work .dmg files again?
[23:28] <x1250> thanks legend2440
[23:28] <|Brenden|> Can someone please tell me whats the command on ubuntu for terminal to get mysql?
[23:28] <Blarghs> apparle: type what you think right away
[23:29] <burgercat> hi
[23:29] <vergiee> I have 6 oil tankers in my yard, and they all run ubuntu. But the httpd doesn't seem to work right :/ Could somebody help me? And the i accidentally with /etc, is that wrong?
[23:29] <|Brenden|> Can someone please tell me whats the command on ubuntu for terminal to get mysql?
[23:29] <corey> dont worry about the gobolinux bit i is probably a small line of code referencing a file that is no longed on the computer
[23:29] <buch> Ben64: Yeah not my problem, my friend get his pc back again with a note "dont mess with something you dont know" :)
[23:29] <bruenig> !info mysql | |Brenden|
[23:29] <bruenig> oh no!
[23:29] <|Brenden|> oh.
[23:29] <bruenig> !info mysqld
[23:29] <bruenig> what is going on!
[23:29] <zAo^> ^Phantom^ like mounting? mount -t hfs -o loop myImage.dmg /macdisk
[23:29] <buch> Ben64: but thanks for takeing you time
[23:29] <|Brenden|> Well i need mysql
[23:30] <corey> delete that line of code and (finger crossed) it fixes it
[23:30] <bruenig> |Brenden|: apt-get search mysql
[23:30] <|Brenden|> ok
[23:30] <Welcome> i need help to configure my network card on ubunto 8
[23:30] <|Brenden|> nope
[23:30] <|Brenden|> nothing
[23:30] <vr_mex> I just installed U904  desktop is there a metapakage for a lamp stack or do I have to install each component separately?
[23:30] <^Phantom^> oh right, thank you
[23:30] <bruenig> well there you go then
[23:30] <llutz> |Brenden|: apt-cache search mysql
[23:30] <|Brenden|> brenden@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get search mysql
[23:30] <|Brenden|> [sudo] password for brenden:
[23:30] <|Brenden|> E: Invalid operation search
[23:30] <th0r> |Brenden|: sudo apt-get install mysql-server
[23:30] <Blarghs> vergiee: Lets hear about how you managed to get Ubuntu on those ?
[23:31] <|Brenden|> ok
[23:31] <|Brenden|> got it
[23:31] <|Brenden|> thanks
[23:31] <FloodBot2> |Brenden|: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:31] <Blarghs> vergie: Otherwise youllo be doomed like Duke Nukem
[23:31] <x404x> how large cycbuffers does inn2 or ubuntu 9.04 support ?
[23:31] <dest_> |Brenden|, you want mysql the client or the server ?
[23:31] <burgercat> any one her knows about a app  that names is evilgrade !
[23:32] <Blarghs> Crazy vagitarians :P
[23:32] <spO> what is more servere, kill -1 or kill -3 ?
[23:32] <Pricey> spO: man kill
[23:32] <vr_mex> I just installed U904  desktop, is there a metapakage for a lamp stack or do I have to install each component separately?
[23:32] <llutz> spO: man signal
[23:33] <^Phantom^> grr nevermind this
[23:33] <vergiee> Blarghs, well i accidentally got my cd in all of the machines, and it went all spining.. Then it showed the splash screen, etc. in smoke trail.
[23:33] <^Phantom^> I need to boot into windows for a bit
[23:33] <^Phantom^> to do what I'm trying to do :(
[23:33] <Blarghs> vergiee: A phat doobie ?
[23:34] <drakhan> what do you think about Adobe Air?
[23:34] <drakhan> is it safe to use it?
[23:34] <vr_mex> I just installed U904  desktop, is there a metapakage for a lamp stack or do I have to install each component separately?
[23:34] <|Brenden|> how do i add a mysql database file? i could never find out how
[23:34] <|Brenden|> err
[23:34] <|Brenden|> make*
[23:34] <llutz> !lamp | vr_mex
[23:34] <Blarghs> vergiee: I have engaged many friends, a few millions because i like Daniel Baumann's work. Perhaps i can meet a few who doesnt like it.
[23:35] <vergiee> Blarghs, yes, of course
[23:35] <|Brenden|> o.o
[23:35] <dest_> |Brenden|, do you know phpmyadmin ?
[23:35] <spO> what is more servere  kill -1 (sighup) or  kill -3  (sigquit) ?
[23:35] <|Brenden|> um i kinda
[23:35] <|Brenden|> get phpmyadmin?
[23:35] <lewench> Would anyone know why my ralink rt2860sta cannot connect to WPA networks? I have the default network manager and it was working fine last night. I can only connect to WEP for some reason. I have the passphrase correct for the WPA. Currently running Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 with all update. Blueman as my bluetooth manager if that makes a difference.
[23:35] <vergiee> Blarghs, so what;s with the httpd in oil tankers?
[23:35] <Blarghs> vergiee: Make it so or we shall anger up a bit before inviting the hells angels
[23:36] <dest_> |Brenden|, it will help you. I guess now you know how to have it since someone already told you how to get mysql-server
[23:36] <Welcome> !ask | welcome
[23:36] <vr_mex> ubottu: i know what a lamp stack is !!! is there a way to install via apt-get mysql,apache2,php5 as in the server version of ubuntu904 for the desktop version???
[23:36] <vergiee> Blarghs, what?
[23:36] <mM94> hello. Could someone help me with my gecko media player plugin for firefox? It's been working fine until now. I try to load a quick time movie and it keeps cycling play/stop. It never actually plays
[23:36] <Blarghs> vergiee: Do you like my friends ?
[23:36] <simran_> need some help pls
[23:36] <zAo^> simran_ just shoot
[23:36] <vergiee> Blarghs, well i don't know them
[23:36] <vr_mex> ubottu: i know what a lamp stack is !!! is there a way to install via apt-get mysql,apache2,php5 as in the server version of ubuntu904 for the desktop version???
[23:37] <simran_> ubuntu 9.04 - sony laptop = i need to change brightness levels (whilst on battery moded
[23:37] <vr_mex> I just installed U904  desktop, is there a metapakage for a lamp stack or do I have to install each component separately?
[23:37] <simran_> mode)
[23:37] <Blarghs> vergiee: Perhaps some day, you can party some
[23:37] <simran_> the Fn+f4 keys works to change the voluem
[23:37] <simran_> butt
[23:37] <Ben64> vr_mex: ubottu isn't real
[23:37] <simran_> the fn+f5 doesnt work
[23:37] <dest_> vr_mex, I think you have to install each comp separately
[23:37] <vergiee> Blarghs, myeah.. but i need httpd now! cuz boss will be angry otherwise
[23:37] <simran_> so i cant change the brightness
[23:37] <simran_> how can i remap it
[23:37] <simran_> ?
[23:37] <terrestre> !ubottu
[23:37] <simran_> in the module?
[23:37] <th0r> vr_mex:you have to install them separately
[23:37] <FloodBot2> simran_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:37] <llutz> vr_mex: if you would have followed and read the link, you would know
[23:38] <Blarghs> vergiee: You seem ok, be nice towards the bozz kid
[23:38] <vr_mex> dest_, th0r , thanks a lot
[23:38] <Blarghs> kid is below 40
[23:38] <vr_mex> llutz: that bot is not human!!!
[23:38] <dest_> vr_mex, you know how to do it ?
[23:38] <vr_mex> i prefere humans
[23:38] <ikonia> Blarghs: please try to keep your discussion/comments to Ubuntu support discussion
[23:39] <llutz> vr_mex: "sudo tasksel install lamp-server"
[23:39] <Blarghs> ikonia: How marvellous it is to see you
[23:39] <vr_mex> dest_: yes but when you install the server it is done in a easy way you dont have to do one by one...
[23:39] <dadrock> i have multiple browser's in my ubuntu 9.04 i want to change my default browser how can i do it ?
[23:39] <vergiee> Blarghs, ok - i got http and mysql d's working.. but will 7 oil tankers handle 1000 connections? cuz i have a large web project like 4chan.. and i will be the first one who uses oil tankers as servers
[23:39] <vr_mex> llutz: so then there is a way for U904 desktop, as you mention!
[23:40] <Blarghs> vergiee: Not a project my friend
[23:40] <dest_> vr_mex, I believe that if you do aptitude install phpmyadmin mysql-server. It should download apache, php and mysql-server.
[23:40] <vergiee> Blarghs, what do you mean by that?
[23:40] <vr_mex> dest_: that si nice ;-)
[23:40] <simran_> how do i control brightness levels for my laptop display in ubuntu please
[23:41] <CopyWriter> i got it working
[23:41] <Blarghs> vergiee: I see millions lacking
[23:41] <kpkudi> can someone please take a look at my mpd config to see about these errors? http://pastebin.com/d6ba91e31
[23:41] <dest_> vr_mex, but it doesn't cost much to add apache on the line. Check the correct name with an aptitude search apache
[23:41] <lewench> Would anyone know why my ralink rt2860sta cannot connect to WPA networks? I have the default network manager and it was working fine last night. I can only connect to WEP for some reason. I have the passphrase correct for the WPA. Currently running Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 with all update. Blueman as my bluetooth manager if that makes a difference.
[23:41] <Pricey> Blarghs: PM please?
[23:41] <CopyWriter> thanks llutz, it just took some patience and reading
[23:41] <Blarghs> Pricey: No, its ok
[23:41] <simran_> i can see the option to control it when connected to AC, but there is no option under battery
[23:41] <Blarghs> Pricey: Go away
[23:42] <vr_mex> dest_: ok thanks a lot, let me see what version of php and mysql that installs...
[23:42] <mM94> dadrock, go to System-->Preferred applications. In the web browser section, where it says command. Erase firefox and type in the name of the browser you want as default
[23:42] <Pricey> Blarghs: I would really appreciate 5 minutes of your time in PM. If not, please remember this is an ubuntu support channel. Anything else is offtopic. See also /msg ubottu guidelines
[23:42] <Blarghs> Ok then
[23:42] <dadrock> thanks
[23:43] <mM94> dadrock, no problem
[23:43] <dest_> vr_mex, indead, maybe you should precise which version of php you want. I'm not sure which one it takes by default
[23:43] <vr_mex> dest_ php5, mysql5 and apache2
[23:44] <TheCheeze> is there an app that makes you not have to unmount usb before you can unplug it?
[23:44] <terrestre> spO: did you finjd the answer about the signal?
[23:44] <dest_> vr_mex, sounds good to me. But in my case, I also take phpmyadmin to set up the database easily
[23:44] <th0r> TheCheeze: nope
[23:44] <vr_mex> dest_: yep definitely, me too... ;-)
[23:44] <TheCheeze> damn. my usb ports are kinda wiggly and keep corrupting the flash drive
[23:45] <mM94> hello. Could someone help me with my gecko media player plugin for firefox? It's been working fine until now. I try to load a quick time movie and it keeps cycling play/stop. It never actually plays
[23:45] <spO> when transfering files from ext3 to ntfs-3g , i cannot move files unless the target directory is empty. IE, i cannot overwrite
[23:46] <vr_mex> dest_: if i install via tasksel will it be compatible with update manager ?
[23:48] <dest_> vr_mex, I don't know tasksel but I've always done with aptitude
[23:48] <vr_mex> dest_: do you know what the carrot does in this command? sudo apt-get install lamp-server^
[23:48] <lewench> Would anyone know why my ralink rt2860sta cannot connect to WPA networks? I have the default network manager and it was working fine last night. I can only connect to WEP for some reason. I have the passphrase correct for the WPA. Currently running Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 with all update. Blueman as my bluetooth manager if that makes a difference.
[23:49] <dest_> vr_mex, I don't understand your question
[23:50] <vr_mex> dest_: do you know what the carrat at the end of this command line does in this command? sudo apt-get install lamp-server^
[23:50] <llutz> vr_mex: there is no package "lamp-server", you have to use tasksel
[23:51] <dest_> vr_mex, nope but it shouldn't be there
[23:51] <vr_mex> llutz: dest_ : look here at the middle end of the doc : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel
[23:51] <DJAshnar> Hello.  I am using ubuntu studio, and cant get my acer 2400 series network card running.  Any help
[23:51] <vr_mex> llutz: dest_ : look here at the middle end of the doc : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel ( Usage (alternative))
[23:51] <xray7224> how do i kill a a zombie prosess
[23:51] <llutz> vr_mex: then the ^ identifies the "package" as a task
[23:52] <llutz> xray7224: you cannot, it's already dead.
[23:52] <hums> Hi all. I installed kubuntu-desktop but prefer gdm instead of kdm. How do I change the login screen?
[23:52] <vr_mex> llutz: so then is there a way to know what versions does lamp-server installs?
[23:52] <llutz> xray7224: just wait or try to kill its parents
[23:53] <stager> is anyone able to play quicktime videos off of apple.com/trailers?
[23:53] <dest_> vr_mex, i guess it's for regular expression
[23:53] <Lostinspace_46> Where can I find out what commands my mouse buttons generate?  I assume there is a file somewhere.
[23:53] <pelmen> people! I am trying to create a bootable usb with multiple live distros, any suggestions on how to do that ?
[23:53] <llutz> vr_mex: "sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ -s"  and read output
[23:53] <dest_> vr_mex, I've never used it
[23:53] <stager> if so what quicktime plugin are you using?
[23:53] <pelmen> unetbootin failed miserably
[23:53] <vr_mex> llutz: great thanks a lot ;-)
[23:54] <llutz> dest_: that ^ identifies a task instead of a package to apt-get
[23:54] <vr_mex> dest_: thanks a lot too ;-)
[23:54] <pepe> difficulte avec chrome flashplayer
[23:54] <th0r> hums: change /etc/X11/default-display-manager to read /usr/sbin/gdm
[23:54] <Ben64> stager: you can just download the trailer and play it in mplayer
[23:54] <simran_> how do i control brightness levels for my laptop display in ubuntu please??
[23:54] <simran_> its stuck on "full"
[23:54] <dest_> llutz, alright, thanks for the information
[23:55] <stager> Ben64: ah like download the .mov file and play it?
[23:55] <Ben64> stager: yep
[23:55] <vr_mex> llutz: can i append other packages to this command? say sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ phpmyadmin ?
[23:55] <Ben64> lamp-server isn't a package
[23:56] <Ben64> just install apache, mysql, php and you're done
[23:56] <llutz> vr_mex: yes
[23:56] <hums> th0r: thx a lot!
[23:56] <vr_mex> llutz: great thanks a lot ;-)
[23:56] <llutz> Ben64: its a task, therefore it has the trailing ^
[23:56] <pepe> difficulty with chrome installation of flash player
[23:56] <llutz> "... NOTE - Calling tasks from apt-get is not documented anywhere. ...."
[23:57] <stager> Ben64: didnt work the movie size is like 88kb, and when i try to play, it says location not found... strange thanks tho
[23:57] <vr_mex_> llutz: I wonder why...?
[23:57] <CopyWriter> BE U TIFUL!!! it works flawlessly
[23:58] <Blarghs> llutz: tosser
[23:58] <x404x> what is max filesystem capacity for an ext3 volume under jaunty ?
[23:58] <DJAshnar> I'm using the Broadcom BCM94318MPG wireless card in my acer notebook and Ubuntu doesnt recognize it.  Is there any fix?
[23:58] <bthornton> Anyone use Picasa in Linux? I really want to like it but it endlessly loops while indexing my pictures, creating multiple copies of everything. Seems like a pretty bad bug.
[23:59] <dest_> llutz, i guess it also works with aptitude
[23:59] <FloridaGuy> i renamed /ect/init.d/mountdevsusb.sh to mountdevsusb.sh start..for virtualbox..for some reason now my terminal dont work and synaptic dont work right...how can i rename mountdevsusb.sh start back to mountdevsusb.sh...to see if thats the problems
[23:59] <mrwes> DJAshnar, it doesn't show up in the hardware drivers?
[23:59] <DJAshnar> no
[23:59] <Blarghs> x404x: 2048 * 16048 * OHM
[23:59] <llutz> dest_: not this way
[23:59] <DJAshnar> says :unidentified
[23:59] <_biovore_> x404x: default format style its about 2 TiB
[23:59] <Ben64> x404x: depends on block size