_biovore_ | x404x: if you use 16 KiB blocks.. you can get 16 TiB | 00:00 |
dest_ | llutz, the task with the ^ works only with apt-get ? | 00:00 |
x404x | can block size be changed without data loss ? | 00:00 |
llutz | dest_: afaik yes | 00:00 |
x404x | according to wikipedia even 8kb blocks are hard to support ? | 00:00 |
_biovore_ | x404x: rgr | 00:01 |
Blarghs | How many of us have girlfriends that have fallen asheep right now :=) ? | 00:01 |
Irishmanluke | haha | 00:01 |
llutz | linux users have gf? never | 00:01 |
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x404x | yeah we would spend time on linux if we had them lol | 00:02 |
Blarghs | llutz: I wish for you to evapporate | 00:02 |
Irishmanluke | I got dumped a couple weeks ago :( | 00:02 |
bthornton | what's a girlfriend? | 00:02 |
bthornton | man girlfriend | 00:02 |
x404x | lol | 00:02 |
tokam | hi what does it mean to be "ROOT" on ubuntu? root@ubuntu:/home/ubuntu# chroot myroot/ /bin/sh | 00:02 |
tokam | chroot: cannot run command `/bin/sh': Permission denied | 00:02 |
mrwes | rm -rf girlfriend | 00:02 |
Ben64 | ext4 goes up to 1EB | 00:02 |
_biovore_ | x404x: if you need big storage space.. I suggest XFS.. thats good to 8 exabytes.. | 00:02 |
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x404x | what happens if i mount several volumes in the same dir and the total exceeding system size ? | 00:03 |
th0r | tokam: good luck fixing that one | 00:03 |
x404x | hm maybe i should try that | 00:03 |
Irishmanluke | tokam: It means you have all privleges and you could easily screw everythingup | 00:03 |
Blarghs | llutz: So youre saying you define your life without a woman ? | 00:03 |
x404x | i suppose i can use ext3 on system and xfs on a raid nas | 00:03 |
_biovore_ | x404x: mounted volumes are sperate filesystems.. | 00:03 |
x404x | how will they interact ? | 00:03 |
x404x | can i know what drive each file resides on ? | 00:04 |
Blarghs | llutz: I hope that anus licks fine :P | 00:04 |
PuritanGeek1 | Back | 00:04 |
llutz | Blarghs: stop | 00:04 |
Blarghs | hehe | 00:04 |
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 | 00:04 |
Blarghs | llutz: You have been a bit evil | 00:04 |
_biovore_ | x404x: not sure what your doing.. I got food ready.. bbl maybe.. | 00:04 |
eshaase | how do i prevent ubuntu's update software from upgrading a particular package? | 00:05 |
x404x | trying to build a mirrored nas | 00:05 |
llutz | eshaase: set it on hold | 00:05 |
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x404x | probably 8-16 tb | 00:05 |
abuirfan | i trying to remove pdns-recurose, reinstall and remove also give me the same error | 00:05 |
abuirfan | dpkg: error processing pdns-recursor (--purge): Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstall it before attempting a removal. | 00:05 |
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micah | Hello. Does anyone know why rhythmbox cannot transcode FLAC to mp3? I had this working previously with Debian. | 00:06 |
abuirfan | any idea how to completely remove this package/ | 00:06 |
Blarghs | llutz: Sorry you say ? ... Im your mediator and ill decide | 00:06 |
DasEi | abuirfan: did you try to reinstall it first ? | 00:06 |
abuirfan | reinstall also give an error | 00:06 |
mM94 | eshaase, Open synaptic package manager. Search for and select the package you no longer want to update. Go to the Package menu and select "Lock Version" | 00:07 |
Blarghs | Hit em high, hit em low, hit em, move along, cut em out, cut em in roll out!!! | 00:07 |
abuirfan | * Stopping PowerDNS recursor pdns-recursor | 00:07 |
abuirfan | invoke-rc.d: initscript pdns-recursor, action "stop" failed. | 00:07 |
abuirfan | dpkg: warning - old pre-removal script returned error exit status 1 | 00:07 |
jatt | Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 8.04.1 and want to upgrade to Ubuntu 9.04 which is the easiest way to upgrade my system? | 00:07 |
llutz | ikonia: tks | 00:07 |
Um_cara_qualquer | excuse folks... i can't enter the gnome in a partittion, i don't know why, but when it boots, the partittion goes to a terminal graphic with the name "initramsf>"... like DOS of Windows... How can i start gnome in it? | 00:07 |
CopyWriter | can the computer janitor "damage" my system in any way | 00:08 |
eshaase | mM94: perfect! thanks! | 00:08 |
James-1 | jatt: see http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading | 00:08 |
spO | so dvd::rip is not console based, it is only gui? i cannot open it without opening gui | 00:09 |
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James-1 | Hello, I'm getting the Grub error 17 problem. Grub isn't able to read any of my file system except the flash drive. | 00:09 |
stercor | When I compose a message in Evolution there is nothing in the From: field and the down arrow at the right-hand side is greyed out. | 00:09 |
jatt | James-1: that page has instructions to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 using KDE tools, how can I do it using gnome tools? Should I upgrade to 8.10 first? | 00:09 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: if there are no graphics then there's probably a problem but you could try startx&, anyone else? | 00:09 |
th0r | spO: dvd-rip is a front end for a number of cli programs. | 00:10 |
Um_cara_qualquer | hmm | 00:10 |
DasEi | abuirfan: sudo dpkg -r -p "paketname" << does this work ? | 00:10 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, lets see, brb | 00:10 |
James-1 | jatt: are you sure that you looked at the first entry on the page? | 00:10 |
spO | i wnat to rip dvds without them being shrunk, do i have to use a wine program? | 00:11 |
spO | i tried many ubuntu prograsm | 00:11 |
spO | they are all bloated | 00:11 |
og01 | how do i change the default app that is opened when clicking on applications within gnome? | 00:11 |
frostbite7 | how do you make ubuntu read your wireless card | 00:11 |
frostbite7 | ? | 00:11 |
frostbite7 | ? | 00:11 |
frostbite7 | ? | 00:11 |
FloodBot2 | frostbite7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:11 |
stercor | sp0: .wav files? | 00:11 |
DasEi | spO: you can use k33b to just create a iso | 00:11 |
spO | stercor, movie dvds | 00:11 |
DasEi | spO: you can use *k3b to just create a iso | 00:12 |
spO | i want to rip whole directories and copy them to local directories | 00:12 |
James-1 | jatt: Oh, i just read some more on the page. You *do* need to upgrade to 8.10 first. | 00:12 |
spO | i guess i will use wine programs | 00:12 |
x404x | anyone knows how to setup inn2 ? preferably most settings in one dir-tree | 00:12 |
DasEi | spO: do you want to copy them or create an iso ? | 00:12 |
DasEi | abuirfan: ? | 00:13 |
abuirfan | DasEi: nope not working | 00:13 |
HobbleAlong | jatt: only 1 version upgrade at a time ie 8.04->8.10 8.10->9.04. *Must* be done in order. | 00:13 |
abuirfan | dpkg: you must specify packages by their own names, not by quoting the names of the files they come in | 00:13 |
frostbite7 | anybody? | 00:13 |
harjot | how do i restart the usb module? | 00:13 |
James-1 | frostbite7: can you give more details? internal? external? | 00:13 |
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abuirfan | even when i in /var/cache/apt/ | 00:13 |
harjot | how do i restart the usb module? | 00:13 |
abuirfan | and the package is there | 00:13 |
James-1 | harjot: more details, maybe? | 00:14 |
jatt | HobbleAlong: thanks, will upgrade to 8.10 first | 00:14 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, it says that does not exist such thing as startx | 00:14 |
frostbite7 | internal and thanks for responding james-1 | 00:14 |
Um_cara_qualquer | /bin/sh says it | 00:14 |
Irishmanluke | ok | 00:14 |
somaunn | hello everyone | 00:14 |
stercor | harjot: do a 'ps ax | grep usbkill its process; copy and paste the command to start it up again. | 00:14 |
harjot | James-1: im actulally on kubuntu but after starting the computer after 30+ mins all usb stops working | 00:14 |
spO | basei, i want to copy the whole directory of dvd movies, so i can re-encode them/shrink them with dvdrebuilder+ cce | 00:15 |
stercor | harjot: I hit the enter key too soon. | 00:15 |
frostbite7 | it's an internal harddrive | 00:15 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: try ps aux | grep x-session and see if that returns anything if it is running you should be able to get to the gnome session by pressing ctrl alt f7 | 00:15 |
harjot | stercor: ok | 00:15 |
frostbite7 | lol i mean wireless card | 00:15 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, don't know if that's relevant... but in that partittion, it's isntalled linux mint | 00:15 |
James-1 | harjot: Idk, sorry. | 00:16 |
Warning | heyy guys | 00:16 |
DasEi | !nick | spO | 00:16 |
ubottu | spO: Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname . Registration help available in #freenode | 00:16 |
Warning | how are you ? | 00:16 |
harjot | James-1: its fine since u tried | 00:16 |
James-1 | frostbite7: Hmm, lemme think | 00:16 |
harjot | stercor: whats the command | 00:16 |
stercor | harjot: Perhaps someone has a more elegant solution. Mine's heavy-handed, but it works for ntpd. | 00:16 |
somaunn | i want to create a LUG in my country, how do i do it ? | 00:16 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: see if the ps auc | grep x-session returns anything | 00:16 |
stercor | somaunn: First, find a few wheels...:-> | 00:17 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: ps aux that is | 00:17 |
harjot | could u show me ur solution again please? I want to see if it works | 00:17 |
Warning | guys how to install aircrack-ng on ubuntu ? | 00:17 |
DasEi | spO : soory, wrong trigger (DasEi);; so you'll need the iso, can use k3b for it | 00:17 |
Ben64 | Warning: sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng | 00:17 |
somaunn | i got peoples who r very interrested on FOSS and ubuntu | 00:17 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, just "ps aux" or "ps aux | grep x-session"? | 00:17 |
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Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: the seccond one | 00:18 |
Um_cara_qualquer | k | 00:18 |
TheNewGuy | How do I do a low level format? Want to start with a fresh drive | 00:18 |
somaunn | not sure if this is the righ channel for such question | 00:18 |
Warning | E: Couldn't find package aircrack-ng | 00:18 |
James-1 | frostbite7: try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1071920&mode=linear mane | 00:18 |
llutz | Warning: it's n universe | 00:18 |
James-1 | frostbite7: maybe* | 00:18 |
Warning | what i need to do ? | 00:18 |
s0crates | hello everyone, I recently upgraded my ram from 512mg to 4 gig running 64 bit kubuntu and now suddently the window composition is slow-- I have an intel coryville motherboard using on board video with a dual core intel Pentium D chip at 2.8 ghz. Any other info that I can give to help, let me know | 00:19 |
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stercor | harjot: do a 'ps ax | grep usb'; copy the command line from the usb process; get the process number; kill its process; paste the command to start it up again. | 00:19 |
s0crates | oh I'm running kubuntu 64 bit 9.04 jaunty | 00:19 |
Ben64 | !universe | 00:19 |
ubottu | The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories | 00:19 |
TheNewGuy | HI, I want to wipe my drive so I can do a fresh install of windows and ubunto on a dual boot system. | 00:20 |
Tamnakz | What's a good media player for Ubuntu? I'm using whatever coems with the 8.10 install, but it's horrible on anything but the laptop speakers. It's very very flat. Any ideas? | 00:20 |
stercor | harjot: There. I copied, pasted, and completed it. | 00:20 |
TheNewGuy | How do I format my drive? | 00:20 |
Raydiation | hi could it be a harware defect if ubuntu live cd fails modprobing drivers? | 00:20 |
harjot | ok lol | 00:20 |
llutz | TheNewGuy: let the installer format it | 00:20 |
ikonia | !gparted > TheNewGuy | 00:20 |
ubottu | TheNewGuy, please see my private message | 00:20 |
stercor | Tamnakz: I use mplayer (command line), gxmms2 (GUI) | 00:20 |
James-1 | frostbite7: did you get my message? | 00:21 |
Irishmanluke | Tamnakz: I use vlc don't know if that will help your problem though | 00:21 |
darkscrypt | hey gott a question | 00:21 |
harjot | stercor: whats ksuspendusbd? | 00:21 |
stercor | darkscrypt: | 00:21 |
frostbite7 | yes james-1 thank you | 00:21 |
s0crates | anywhere else I should ask my question to get help? | 00:21 |
harjot | stercor: and underneath is : | 00:21 |
stercor | obviously. Just ask. | 00:21 |
s0crates | tried google, but did not find info | 00:21 |
darkscrypt | stercor, nevermind lol | 00:21 |
harjot | stercor: | 00:21 |
harjot | 1500 ? S< 0:00 [ksuspend_usbd] | 00:21 |
harjot | 26873 pts/1 S+ 0:00 grep usb | 00:21 |
stercor | harjot: underneath is what? | 00:22 |
harjot | 1500 ? S< 0:00 [ksuspend_usbd] | 00:22 |
harjot | 26873 pts/1 S+ 0:00 grep usb | 00:22 |
TheNewGuy | If i use the ubuntu installer to format my drive, how do I get windows on it? | 00:22 |
TheNewGuy | Can I put windows on after I have installed ubuntu? | 00:22 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: let windows installer format it | 00:22 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, it says: 771 0 1196 S grep x-session | 00:23 |
somaunn | i need ur help because we (my crew and me) are preparing ourselves for the release party of karmik koala | 00:23 |
stercor | harjot: Oh, it's a kernel process. YMMV. May have to reboot. | 00:23 |
Um_cara_qualquer | but it goes to a black screen when i press control + alt + f7 | 00:23 |
Tamnakz | stercor, does it allow a proper equalizer? | 00:23 |
Tamnakz | either or? | 00:23 |
TheNewGuy | ikonia, what is the difference between a "low level format" and a "high level format"? | 00:23 |
s0crates | so any ideas why my windows composition is slow on an intel built in video card? it was running perfectly with 512 ram and now is too slow with 4 gigs ram. what gives? | 00:23 |
somaunn | so, we need some more info on how/what to do to create a LUG | 00:23 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: one wipes the file system the other puts 0's on the disk | 00:23 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: ok tell me what echo $PATH says | 00:24 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: don't need to low level format normally | 00:24 |
spO | any of you install anydvd on ubuntu? | 00:24 |
DasEi | abuirfan: sudo apt-get install <paket> --reinstall << works ? | 00:24 |
TheNewGuy | is there a way to do it? | 00:24 |
stercor | harjot: try sudo kill 1500. It may really mess things up, requiring a reboot. | 00:24 |
CopyWriter | guys how do i create a bootable usb drive in ubuntu for bios flashing etc | 00:24 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, this terminal or on that other one? | 00:24 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: just use the OS installer - it will format it for you | 00:24 |
Kalmi | s0crates, are you sure nothing else changed? | 00:24 |
TheNewGuy | high or low? | 00:24 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: this channels if for ubuntu help - join ##windows for windows help | 00:24 |
s0crates | Kalmi: absolutely, my bios setting and everything stayed the same. Unexplainable. | 00:25 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: the one you're trying to start your gnome session with | 00:25 |
harjot | stercor: ok | 00:25 |
Kalmi | s0crates, kernel update maybe? | 00:25 |
Um_cara_qualquer | ok | 00:25 |
lewench | For some reason my wireless is not connecting to my WPA network. I have the passphrase but its not connecting. Any reason why this might be happening? I am using the default network manager from Ubuntu 9.04 Driver- rt2860sta (Railink) | 00:25 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia, this is for ubuntu... if umbuntu worked correctly the first time and did not turn off my nick card, I would not have to be going through all this. | 00:25 |
s0crates | Kalmi: I am running 28-15 now, I upgraded the kernel to see if it would help and nothing | 00:25 |
Kalmi | s0crates, I mean that you could try an older kernel... | 00:25 |
s0crates | oh try an older kernel? | 00:25 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: then why are you asking how to install windows on it | 00:25 |
llutz | TheNewGuy: lowlevel is physical formatting, you cannot do that with modern hdds | 00:26 |
Andorin | Is there a plugin for Compiz that, if turned off, would disable my ability to switch between workspaces? I've looked through them but I haven't figured out how to turn it back on. | 00:26 |
Tamnakz | What's the best media player to use if I'm using my laptop to output to a stereo? | 00:26 |
s0crates | Kalmi: actually I added the launchpad repo and then tried doing a dist-upgrade to see if it would help-- nothing | 00:26 |
DasEi | !who | abuirfan | 00:26 |
ubottu | abuirfan: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 00:26 |
Kalmi | s0crate, "the launchpad repo"? | 00:26 |
vr_mex_ | llutz: very nice configured everything !!! this: sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ phpmyadmin ;-) Thanks a lot !!! | 00:27 |
s0crates | Kalmi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=865741 | 00:27 |
TheNewGuy | Becareful about installing a dual boot set up, since 1997 people have had issues with ubuntu turning off the nic card when it is shut down so windows can not use the nic card when it boots. They only know solution is to kill the power to the system when ubuntu is running and then booting into windows. you can gool it. not sure whey ubuntu has not fixed this. | 00:27 |
s0crates | it was a suggestion for someone else that was having issues with the windows composition with kubuntu | 00:27 |
reya276 | How can I get Ubuntu 9.04 to recognize LG Vu C920 phone as a storage device or through BitPim? | 00:27 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, it says: /sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin | 00:28 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: please don't talk nonsense | 00:28 |
Belding | hahaha | 00:28 |
spO | what is a better viodeo driver, xv or gl? | 00:28 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: ok try sudo /usr/X11R6/bin/startx | 00:28 |
Tamnakz | What's the best media player for good audio quality? | 00:28 |
DasEi | TheNewGuy: never experienced this | 00:28 |
TheNewGuy | ikonia, please dont suggest someone is speaking nonsense if you don't know the truth, have not googled it, have are to ignorant to check it out first. | 00:28 |
Kalmi | s0crates, are you sure that you didn't upgrade the kernel at that same you upgraded your RAM? does removing the newly added RAM help the performance? | 00:29 |
DasEi | !best | Tamnakz | 00:29 |
ubottu | Tamnakz: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 00:29 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: I'm aware of the issue, but announcing it to the channel is pointless | 00:29 |
DasEi | !mp3 | Tamnakz | 00:29 |
ubottu | Tamnakz: 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 | 00:29 |
s0crates | Kalmi: I tried putting my old ram in and the compositioning is fine again | 00:29 |
Tamnakz | I have limited internet bandwidth, I can't download a dozen programs to find what's best for me | 00:29 |
Kalmi | s0crates, duh... interesting :) | 00:29 |
coreyman | I'm getting an input output error during read and write on my first hard disk with the partitioner on the min install, I know my disc isn't bad. Should I wait to set up raid until my installation is complete? | 00:29 |
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ikonia | coreyman: what type of raid, software, hardware or fakeraid | 00:29 |
DasEi | Tamnakz: basically which kind of file ? small app or higher audio quality ? | 00:30 |
Tamnakz | I have no probmel with formats, I just need something with a decent enough equalizer that it doesn't sound like poo | 00:30 |
s0crates | Kalmi: it works fine in vista, I'm wondering why. Another thing is I'm running 64 bit linux but it only recognizes 3.2 gigs of ram | 00:30 |
coreyman | ikonia http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815123015 | 00:30 |
TheNewGuy | when i had the problem several people told me it was a windows problem.. That was a wast of my time... it is an ubunto problem and people need to know about it. denying there is a proplem will only hurt more in the long run . | 00:30 |
Tamnakz | higher quality audio | 00:30 |
s0crates | Kalmi: I did a memtest on the new ram and it's perfectly fine | 00:30 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia, the first step is admitting there is a problem. | 00:30 |
NFischer | How do i close X? | 00:30 |
ikonia | coreyman: that's fake raid, I'd advise not using the raid function on it, and use linux based software raid | 00:30 |
Tamnakz | I don't need anythign fancy, windows media player was plenty on that OS, just something that I can get rid of the flat sound that the ubuntu player has | 00:30 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: the problem is known and logged and not what you've said | 00:30 |
zvacet | how can I remove added url for streaming in mplayer | 00:30 |
DasEi | Tamnakz: amarok, mplayer | 00:31 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: it's very rare so announcing it to the channel add's no value | 00:31 |
TheNewGuy | OH REALLY, what is the problem then? | 00:31 |
Tamnakz | DasEi, is that two individual suggestions? | 00:31 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia, enlighten me, I would like to learn. | 00:31 |
DasEi | Tamnakz: which one are you using now ? | 00:31 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: as I recall it's a problem with a firmware component on a card, but it's quite obscure | 00:31 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonis, I am haveing the problem right now. | 00:31 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: I don't remember the full details | 00:31 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, it says: sudo: not found | 00:31 |
coreyman | ikonia ok thank you very much | 00:31 |
s0crates | I am completely baffled. lol | 00:31 |
pmratpoison | Hello! jaunty eeepc 1000 user with the array kernel. I am encountering problems with apt. sudo apt-cache check result here http://pastebin.com/m79a817de and sources.list here http://pastebin.com/m37165dbe | 00:32 |
ikonia | you have to power the box on/off to get the card to wake up | 00:32 |
zvacet | I find it never mind | 00:32 |
Um_cara_qualquer | then i tried with out sudo... and was the same thing | 00:32 |
Tamnakz | DasEi,right now all I have is the 'movie player' or 'rythmbox' | 00:32 |
slide | Is there an ubuntu/linux app similar to Quicksilver for osx? | 00:32 |
Tamnakz | dasei, the movie player has horrible sound. Rythmbox is marginally better, but the program is horrily set up | 00:32 |
Um_cara_qualquer | sorry about my english by the way | 00:32 |
spO | gl is better than xv , right? gl is more like directx and better thus, right? | 00:32 |
Um_cara_qualquer | i'm not english or american :P | 00:33 |
DasEi | Tamnakz: rhythmbox shouldn't sound bad, sure the problem isn't sth else ? | 00:33 |
s0crates | Kalmi: thanks for the help, I'm going to get back to work, have things to do, but I'll be posting on the ubuntu forums later to see if anyone out there has the slightest clue cause I have no idea why this would happen! | 00:33 |
Kalmi | s0crates, so am I :) | 00:33 |
epitaph | slide: try gnome-do | 00:33 |
s0crates | bye and thanks again | 00:33 |
reya276 | How can I get Ubuntu 9.04 to recognize LG Vu C920 phone as a storage device or through BitPim? | 00:33 |
DasEi | Tamnakz: vlc is very tiny, with no fancy att all, but no bad sound, give this a try, often it is bad cabeling or audio driver | 00:34 |
tjc | hello everyone, is this the right place to ask a question relating wireless issues on jaunty ? :D | 00:34 |
TheNewGuy | yes it is obscure, but it does happen and I think people should know about it. because when it happens some individuals in this room get very obnoxious defending ubuntu, claiming it is a windows problem. | 00:34 |
Tamnakz | it's not bad . . . I was just curious if there was something more user friendly? a bare bones basic player that'll let me make a playlist, but also let me run a decent equalizer. I haden't played around much with the program | 00:34 |
spO | any of you try to install anydvd on ubuntu? | 00:34 |
Kalmi | Tamnakz: Audacious might be what you are looking for... | 00:34 |
TheNewGuy | !windows | 00:34 |
ubottu | For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 00:34 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, are u here? | 00:34 |
coreyman | ikonia is fake raid going to use the CPU also? or does that all happen on the card. | 00:34 |
sy1 | what anydvd use for ? | 00:34 |
TheNewGuy | !chuck | 00:34 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about chuck | 00:34 |
TheNewGuy | !ubottu | 00:35 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: it is partly a windows problem in how the driver/firmware works, as I said it is known about, but announcing it to a room full of users as a generic thing is pointless | 00:35 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 00:35 |
ikonia | coreyman: uses the cpu too | 00:35 |
murlidhar | how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? | 00:35 |
Tamnakz | I've got vlc, and the audio is decent, ,but it doesn't have an equalizer, I have to have a digital equalizer to counteract the differences from using a U ccable going to RCA's to a stereo | 00:35 |
coreyman | ikonia ok thanks | 00:35 |
th0r | spO: anydvd is a windows program | 00:35 |
sy1 | nope | 00:35 |
Tamnakz | Kalmi: Audacious? | 00:35 |
sy1 | i did not use anydvd | 00:35 |
pmratpoison | Tamnakz: vlc DOES have an equalizer | 00:35 |
DasEi | Tamnakz: equalizer is still a lack, especially as standalone on ubuntu, amarok has one, I never needed them, as my pheripherials (amp/headamp) offer this | 00:35 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia I was not announcing it to the users, i was announcing it to those offering assistance. | 00:35 |
Kalmi | Tamnakz... google it... | 00:36 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: no you where not - hence why you warned the channel "be careful installing dual boot" | 00:36 |
Warning | little question ... if i don't have Virtual Machine and i have on computer windows XP and i have a CD that on it have Ubuntu 9.0.iso can change my computer to ubuntu ? | 00:36 |
phaidonx | Hi. I just used gparted from a live CD to resize some partitions and I can't boot my computer anymore | 00:36 |
DasEi | Tamnakz: audacious has equi, too | 00:36 |
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pmratpoison | Tamnakz: it's under tools > extended settings | 00:36 |
sy1 | hi | 00:36 |
murlidhar | how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? | 00:36 |
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phaidonx | the grub loader still lists all the kernels but when I select one of them it says 'booting' and then hangs there | 00:36 |
sy1 | is there anywhere on the internet to down different type of formats ? | 00:37 |
sy1 | I want to try my External media player | 00:37 |
MaGicMaX | any ideas how i could be using all 3GB of memory with only firefox, nautilus, Ktorrent, and Audacious running? | 00:37 |
coreyman | ikonia what is the name of that software raid thing? mdam or something like that | 00:37 |
DasEi | phaidonx: first glance is your fstab uses uuid, which changed , so they won't fit no more | 00:37 |
Andorin | Is there a plugin for Compiz that, if turned off, would disable my ability to switch between workspaces? I've looked through them but I haven't figured out how to turn it back on. | 00:37 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia, and it was useful in the open room we have had this discussion and I hope some others have seen it, so that new users will not have to go through the BS that I had to go through. Nic cards are cheap, I would have replaced sooner if i was given correct information. | 00:37 |
Tamnakz | Pmratpoison: Shiat! I never thought to look there, I've used VLC for years, even on my Windows pc!!! SOOOO much better! | 00:37 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, cache? | 00:37 |
ikonia | coreyman: mdadm - thts it | 00:37 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: ok run whoami, if root do it without the sudo otherwise run su enter in your password then run the command again without sudo | 00:37 |
Warning | little question ... if i don't have Virtual Machine and i have on computer windows XP and i have a CD that on it have Ubuntu 9.0.iso can change my computer to ubuntu ? | 00:37 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: it's not useful - it's a known bug that's not fixed | 00:37 |
phaidonx | I also have WinXP on another partition and I tried booting from that but when I try to it shows the splash screen (barely) and freezes again | 00:37 |
coreyman | ikonia thx | 00:37 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: huh? | 00:37 |
sy1 | what would be a good NIC card ? | 00:37 |
sy1 | that is compliant with kubuntu ? | 00:38 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: it effects very few users so announcing it just makes people think it is a big deal | 00:38 |
phaidonx | DasEi: how do I fix that then? | 00:38 |
murlidhar | sy1 ///// google using ...... <filename> filetype:mp3 or flac or whatever | 00:38 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: please elaborate :) | 00:38 |
ikonia | !hcl > sy1 | 00:38 |
ubottu | sy1, please see my private message | 00:38 |
sy1 | ok | 00:38 |
douglask | Question: Is it possible to get a free SSL cert for an email/web server that shows as valid in web browsers? | 00:38 |
DasEi | phaidonx: have you got a live cd ? | 00:38 |
sy1 | ubottu | 00:38 |
sy1 | ubottu | 00:38 |
sy1 | ubottu | 00:38 |
FloodBot2 | sy1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:38 |
Warning | little question ... if i don't have Virtual Machine and i have on computer windows XP and i have a CD that on it have Ubuntu 9.0.iso can change my computer to ubuntu ? | 00:38 |
phaidonx | err. now even booting from the liveCD doesnt seem to work anymore!! | 00:38 |
ikonia | douglask: no - you need a 3rd party to sign it | 00:38 |
pmratpoison | Hello! jaunty eeepc 1000 user with the array kernel. I am encountering problems with apt. sudo apt-cache check result here http://pastebin.com/m79a817de and sources.list here http://pastebin.com/m37165dbe | 00:38 |
phaidonx | I am trying again ... | 00:38 |
ikonia | douglask: you can use self signed though | 00:38 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: oh srry, 0 chached | 00:38 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia, it is useful, the next time someone comes into the room with the same problem what are you going to do? tell them its a windows problem, (which it is not) or tell them there is a conflict that the nic card. Get another one for 10 bucks. | 00:38 |
spO | GL ie more like directx than XV , right? it is also newer and better? | 00:39 |
sy1 | what would be a good NIC card ? | 00:39 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: tell them exactly what I told you | 00:39 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: cached* | 00:39 |
murlidhar | how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? | 00:39 |
sy1 | what would be a good NIC card ? | 00:39 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, unlikely... | 00:39 |
murlidhar | sy1: dlink would be a nice option | 00:39 |
sy1 | how about netgear ? | 00:39 |
TheNewGuy | ikonia, you told me two things. | 00:39 |
douglask | ikonia: I figured, but I figured I'd ask as well. Ah well. Not gonna spend the dough just now, so self signed it is. | 00:39 |
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. | 00:39 |
phaidonx | DasEi: I am trying to boot from the live cd but I just get a blinking cursor ... | 00:39 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: I'll repeat - it's not useful as pretty much no-one suffers from it and just causes un-needed questions and confusion when you make generic statments like "dual booting causes your network card problems" | 00:39 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia first that it was a windows issue and second that there is a conflic. | 00:39 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: my bad, had -g option on heh, its 576mb | 00:39 |
sy1 | I think the compliance is important | 00:39 |
murlidhar | sy1: should work but google for it ......just in case | 00:40 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: no - installing windows was a windows issue, which is what I initially thought you where trying to do | 00:40 |
DasEi | Warning : you got space on the xp hd and want to add ubuntu ? | 00:40 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: I think explained that there is an incompatability with a small set of cards/firmware model | 00:40 |
TheNewGuy | ikonia you can repeat as many times as you would like, the bottom line is that IF someone has the problem, as few of them as there will be, they need the correct information. | 00:40 |
coreyman | ikonia how come disc detect is giving me scsi2 but not scsi1 .... my 150gb disc is on the first port and thats the one i need to use. | 00:40 |
DasEi | phaidonx: you are on a second computer now ? | 00:41 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: are you there? | 00:41 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: I told you the correct information and as you are giving miss-leading information it adds no value, so please think about what you announce to the channel | 00:41 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: is there anything i can do about it? | 00:41 |
phaidonx | DasEi: yes. why isnt it even able to boot from the livecd ? | 00:41 |
Warning | DasEi : i still have about 50 GB free space on my computer | 00:41 |
ikonia | coreyman: scsi2 where ? | 00:41 |
ikonia | coreyman: could you expand on what you mean please ? | 00:41 |
coreyman | ikonia well im using the minimal install disc... and its giving me a list of disks to select to partition | 00:41 |
ikonia | coreyman: never seen disks references like that, the name shouldn't matter though | 00:42 |
DasEi | phaidonx: no idea, sure cd and drive is in order ? special hardware ? kinda machine ? | 00:42 |
ikonia | coreyman: libata detects ide as scsi now, so scsi1 could be your cdrom | 00:42 |
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ikonia | coreyman: (just thinking outloud) | 00:42 |
phaidonx | DasEi: it's a lenovo T60 ... it worked fine before I used gparted to repartition things.. | 00:42 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, not found... again =/ | 00:42 |
litster1 | sorry, I just had a funny DNS issue. did anyone respond to the /dev/input/mouseX question? | 00:42 |
coreyman | ikonia well it isn't showing my 150GB disc either way | 00:42 |
phaidonx | DasEi: I thought the liveCD wouldnt care about the HD anyway? | 00:42 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia, this is the kind of bug that hurts linux, I will continue to post so that other know what the real issue is. | 00:42 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, well... firefox's memory usage can be reduced a lot... if you want that google it | 00:43 |
ikonia | coreyman: I wonder if that card is even supported, have you checked | 00:43 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, having cache is perfectly normal | 00:43 |
DasEi | Warning: you can use xp to shrink your xp-parti , so you have ~ 50gb unallocated, then install ubuntu on it, before backup mbr, in case getting problems | 00:43 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: whoami not found?? | 00:43 |
Um_cara_qualquer | yes | 00:43 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: no - you'll stop now PLEASE - it's miss-leading people. This is not an ubuntu issue, it's an issue between the linux kernel in general and specific rare cards | 00:43 |
Um_cara_qualquer | with and without sudo | 00:43 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia, thanks for keeping the conversation going. I can only hope that someone else saw it, and can provide the correct information in the future. | 00:43 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: so its normal to be using all of my ram with just 3 to 4 apps open? | 00:43 |
DasEi | phaidonx: it shouldn't care about hd, is why I ask for cd (dirt?!) or bad drive | 00:43 |
coreyman | ikonia i didn't know there was a set of specific supported hardwares | 00:43 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: great, so please drop it | 00:44 |
spO | any of you installed ripit4me or anydvd on ubuntu? | 00:44 |
ikonia | coreyman: ooh yes, not all hardware is supported | 00:44 |
Warning | but how to run the ISO file on win xp ? | 00:44 |
ikonia | coreyman: lots of nasty closed source driver hardware stuff is not supported | 00:44 |
ikonia | !hcl > coreyman | 00:44 |
ubottu | coreyman, please see my private message | 00:44 |
TheNewGuy | Ikonia, LOL you sound like an obama groupie!! LOL, don't tell me the truth, just tell me a good story. | 00:44 |
ikonia | coreyman: ubottu's message so give you a rough idea | 00:44 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: alright hold on a sec | 00:44 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, um... no... :P How much is firefox using of your ram | 00:44 |
dotblank | !politics | 00:44 |
ubottu | Please take political discussion to ##politics. Thank you! | 00:44 |
sy1 | does intel mainboard and mainboard processor support in kubuntu ? | 00:44 |
ikonia | Tamnakz: drop it please. | 00:44 |
Um_cara_qualquer | ok | 00:44 |
sy1 | does intel mainboard and mainboard processor support in kubuntu ? | 00:44 |
ikonia | sy1: should be | 00:44 |
phaidonx | DasEi: I doubt it, like I said, it was fine booting from the livecd 10 minutes ago... I just tried making it do a 'disk check' and again I just get a blinking cursor and no messages! | 00:45 |
ikonia | Tamnakz: sorry - not you | 00:45 |
sy1 | GEV915 | 00:45 |
coreyman | ikonia yea it'll work if i switch the two drives on the card, i just didn't want to open my case again. | 00:45 |
sy1 | intel 915GEV | 00:45 |
Lostinspace_46 | TheNewGuy But she's right | 00:45 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: FF is using 230mb | 00:45 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: ok run /usr/bin/whoami | 00:45 |
litster1 | can anyone explain why it seems to be impossible to get anything from "cat /dev/input/mice" on ubuntu? It works in debian, gentoo, and SLES10 so far. | 00:45 |
DasEi | phaidonx: clean the cd, sure it boots from cd (bios) , not just a grub-hang ? | 00:45 |
sy1 | any one here using intel mainboard with Kubuntu | 00:46 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: no need to use sudo for that | 00:46 |
Um_cara_qualquer | humm | 00:46 |
Lostinspace_46 | TheNewGuy What you said was incorrect | 00:46 |
Um_cara_qualquer | ok | 00:46 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, than what is using all your RAM if it's not fx? | 00:46 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: looking at my processes, their memory usage doesnt even come close to 1Gig i dont understand | 00:46 |
phaidonx | phaidonx: yes, it's from the CD. I get the first ubuntu menu telling me whether I want to try ubuntu, install it, etc. | 00:46 |
th0r | litster1: have you tried sudo? | 00:46 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: i have no idea | 00:46 |
litster1 | yes | 00:47 |
sy1 | any one here using intel mainboard with Kubuntu | 00:47 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, it's about 512Mb, right? | 00:47 |
th0r | litster1: well...it works for me | 00:47 |
Kalmi | sy1, i do | 00:47 |
litster1 | I am running in a root shell | 00:47 |
litster1 | are you using jaunty? | 00:47 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: ya | 00:47 |
greg__ | Hey, my name is Greg. I'm anewbie, I've just installed Ubuntu 9.04, and can not open firefox | 00:47 |
ikonia | greg__: what happens when you try | 00:47 |
th0r | litster1: yes. The command 'sudo cat /dev/input/mice' just sits there til I move the mouse | 00:48 |
litster1 | the strange thing is, I also tried it on a fresh laptop install, with the same results | 00:48 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, the other half is being used as cache... it's all fine... | 00:48 |
greg__ | when i click on firefox icon there i've got a sign that the program is loading, but it desappear in few moments | 00:48 |
greg__ | and it's all | 00:48 |
litster1 | then it spits out raw binary data? | 00:48 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: i killed a couple games that crashed earlier, maybe there the culprits, maybe ill restart? | 00:48 |
th0r | litster1: I have to assume that is what it is...it sure isn't ascii | 00:48 |
ikonia | greg__: open a terminal (do you know how to do that ?) and type firefox in it, and press enter | 00:48 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, no... it all fits | 00:48 |
DasEi | Warning: need more advice ? | 00:48 |
ikonia | greg__: do you get any helpful info | 00:48 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: its normal? | 00:48 |
th0r | litster1: are you in a terminal window or have you switched to a tty? | 00:49 |
greg__ | "Segmentation fault" | 00:49 |
sy1 | any one here using intel mainboard with Kubuntu | 00:49 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: im using 2.8GB or 3.2GB | 00:49 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, not found X_X | 00:49 |
greg__ | it's the answear | 00:49 |
coreyman | th0r what is a tty? | 00:49 |
sy1 | sorry | 00:49 |
ikonia | sy1: why ? | 00:49 |
phaidonx | DasEi: yes, it's from the CD. I get the first ubuntu menu telling me whether I want to try ubuntu, install it, etc. | 00:49 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: of* | 00:49 |
sy1 | Do I have to download any drivers ? | 00:49 |
ikonia | greg__: most common cause would be bad ram or overclocking cpu | 00:49 |
ikonia | sy1: no - most intel kit is fully supported | 00:49 |
sy1 | will the drivers cause any issues ? | 00:49 |
laclasse | greg__ is your machine updated? | 00:49 |
th0r | coreyman: you can open a terminal, or switch to a tty with Alt-Ctl-F2 through -F6 | 00:49 |
ikonia | sy1: I sent you a list of compatible hardware, have you read it | 00:49 |
litster1 | bizarre. Another symptom is that when I run "sudo cat /dev/hidraw6" I get binary back. | 00:50 |
greg__ | i've just make update | 00:50 |
scunizi | sy1: if it works with ubuntu it will work with kubuntu, xubuntu, server .. in fact probably most all linux variants. | 00:50 |
DasEi | phaidonx: real strange, and you say you could run live before ? | 00:50 |
coreyman | th0r yea what's the difference. | 00:50 |
sy1 | where ? Ikonia ? | 00:50 |
ikonia | !hcl > sy1 | 00:50 |
ubottu | sy1, please see my private message | 00:50 |
laclasse | greg__, rebooted after it ? | 00:50 |
greg__ | so everything is up to date, i've never overlocking my pc | 00:50 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, how much RAM do you have? how much of that is being used as cache?:q | 00:50 |
th0r | coreyman: you won't get the mouse driver in a tty for one thing | 00:50 |
sy1 | ok | 00:50 |
phaidonx | DasEi: yep, that's how I was able to run gparted to resize the partitions ... | 00:50 |
Warning | DasEi : i have the Image .iso file i can RUN it on windows xp without Virtual Machine ? | 00:50 |
laclasse | greg__, or at least log out and log back in | 00:50 |
greg__ | i've made both several times... | 00:50 |
MaGicMaX | about 520mb is cached, i have 4GB in my system but 3.2GB is shown to be available | 00:50 |
laclasse | greg__, that is bad news then | 00:50 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: I have no clue what about the command su will that run? | 00:51 |
ikonia | greg__: if you've done updates, it may be wise to reboot, more so if it's an update to the xserver | 00:51 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: about 520mb is cached, i have 4GB in my system but 3.2GB is shown to be available | 00:51 |
sy1 | ok here's the deal | 00:51 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, is your ubuntu install 32 bit? | 00:51 |
greg__ | and it's weird, i've got 4GB of ram and 64bit ubuntu, ant it's said that I have only 3,8 GB of ram, is it ok? | 00:51 |
coreyman | well th0r i was wondering, cause when I don't install a gui doesn't it say tty1 ? | 00:51 |
DasEi | Warning: No, you can either use virtualization, wubi (which I don't recommend) or a dualboot of xp and ubuntu | 00:51 |
Lostinspace_46 | What file would contain the actual commands a mouse button generates? | 00:51 |
Um_cara_qualquer | Irishmanluke, not even that =/ | 00:51 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: yes, i was worried about my programs working on 64bit, plus driver issues | 00:51 |
sy1 | I have friend who using the intel 915gev with 250gb harddisk with cpu 2.8 and also windows is not working with this item | 00:51 |
th0r | coreyman: yes...if you don't have an X environment running you can also use tty1 | 00:51 |
Um_cara_qualquer | not found either | 00:52 |
the-mentor | greg_: to start you can install another brower | 00:52 |
laclasse | greg__, use another browser in the meantime is the fast workaround, alternatively, you could try downloading firefox from the mozilla site (as a tar.gz file) extract that , and run the 'firefox' inside that | 00:52 |
ikonia | sy1: that is nothing to do with ubuntu | 00:52 |
sy1 | there is a network card called asound | 00:52 |
the-mentor | greg_: to make sure your internet is working properly i would install opera | 00:52 |
laclasse | greg__, yes, it is pci memory space | 00:52 |
sy1 | if I install kubuntu in i just concern with the drivers | 00:52 |
laclasse | greg__, linux reports real avail ram | 00:52 |
greg__ | i know, but have no idea how to install another browser using only terminal :P | 00:52 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, 32 bit OSes can't see more than ~3.2 Gb RAM... | 00:52 |
th0r | coreyman: the desktop for tty1 is F7, and I believe you can start a desktop on tty2 and get it on F8 and tty3/F9 and so on | 00:52 |
litster1 | lostinspace, do you mean the "commands" being spit out from the kernel to X? | 00:52 |
ikonia | sy1: I've sent you the list of compatible hardware | 00:52 |
laclasse | greg__, use the add/remove | 00:52 |
ikonia | sy1: I've told you intel hardware is mostly compatible | 00:52 |
the-mentor | greg_: either from add/remove programs or with the following command sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install opera | 00:52 |
sy1 | ok | 00:52 |
laclasse | greg__, Applications -> Add/Remove -> Internet | 00:53 |
coreyman | th0r so you can have multiple desktops at any given time | 00:53 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: im aware of that, i have 2x2GB sticks installed | 00:53 |
ChaoticXSinZ1 | Heyo all. | 00:53 |
ChaoticXSinZ1 | Just a quick questin | 00:53 |
DasEi | Warning: there is virtualbox, which you can use for free in private to create a vm | 00:53 |
sy1 | if the memory is not a compatible to the mainboard ? | 00:53 |
th0r | coreyman: I believe I passed a url the other day that said something about how to do that...but was pressed for time and didn't stop to read it | 00:53 |
ChaoticXSinZ1 | How is the experience when you run Ubuntu on a Macbook pro? | 00:53 |
ikonia | sy1: that's nothing to do with ubuntu | 00:53 |
sy1 | what kind of havoc will it cause to ubuntu ? | 00:54 |
ikonia | ChaoticXSinZ1: very positive | 00:54 |
ikonia | sy1: it won't work with any os | 00:54 |
coreyman | th0r ahh. no biggie | 00:54 |
sy1 | windows have blue screen | 00:54 |
Irishmanluke | Um_cara_qualquer: I really don't know whatto tellyou, can you try aptitude install coreutils | 00:54 |
ikonia | sy1: nothing to do with ubuntu | 00:54 |
sy1 | but ubuntu ? | 00:54 |
phaidonx | DasEi: so any ideas why the liveCD is not booting? should I yank out the HD or something? or just give it longer? 'cos right now it's just sitting there with a blinking cursor and no noise... btw, when grub comes up I can actually change things in there (like the UUID, but obviously I dont know what the new UUID is !) | 00:54 |
sy1 | will it hang and crash very often | 00:54 |
Kalmi | however... you could get around that limitation if your hardware supports PAE... see: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-4gb-ram-limitation-solution/ | 00:54 |
ikonia | sy1: nothing to do with ubuntu - please contact your hardware vendor to get the correct hardware | 00:54 |
ChaoticXSinZ1 | iknoia: So do things like multitouch and backlit lights work? | 00:54 |
sy1 | and also the operation will be slow ? | 00:54 |
Warning | DasEi : yes i know im using it right now | 00:54 |
ikonia | sy1: we can't support you | 00:54 |
DasEi | phaidonx: so hard to come by problem, for now I can only tell you what to do, you have to find a way to acces the hd again | 00:54 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, however... you could get around that limitation if your hardware supports PAE... see: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-4gb-ram-limitation-solution/ | 00:55 |
litster1 | thanks for the test, th0r | 00:55 |
ikonia | ChaoticXSinZ1: yes, as I recall, backlit on some models required a bit of messing | 00:55 |
ikonia | ChaoticXSinZ1: worked fine for me though | 00:55 |
Dayofswords | speaking blue screens, does ubnuntu have a blue screen of death similar thing? i doubt i do | 00:55 |
sy1 | ok ikonia | 00:55 |
sy1 | Thanks | 00:55 |
ikonia | Dayofswords: no | 00:55 |
Dayofswords | i doubt it does | 00:55 |
Dayofswords | thought so | 00:55 |
Warning | but the Virtual Box when i full Screen it it show me too small | 00:56 |
ChaoticXSinZ1 | ikonia: What about the multitouch. I remember reading somewhere that it would need X-Input 2 or something like that. | 00:56 |
_saber | Hey guys, I've accidentally removed network manager and now i'm got no net on it. How would I be able to reinstall it from the CD? | 00:56 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: thanks, checking now | 00:56 |
ikonia | ChaoticXSinZ1: ahhh mine isn't the latest macbook pro so I don't know | 00:56 |
greg__ | tkank you all, now i'll try ro reinstall it | 00:56 |
Kalmi | MaGicMaX, my suggestion is that you read this: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/2770 | 00:56 |
laclasse | greg__, hold | 00:56 |
ikonia | ChaoticXSinZ1: read positive things, but that doesn't mean fact | 00:56 |
DasEi | !dualboot | Warning | 00:56 |
ubottu | Warning: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot | 00:56 |
MaGicMaX | Kalmi: how do i check if im PAE compatible? | 00:56 |
ikonia | MaGicMaX: the server kernel has PAE - the desktop does not | 00:57 |
Kalmi | ikonia, one can install the server kernel on a desktop | 00:57 |
ikonia | Kalmi: yes | 00:57 |
DasEi | Warning: you can use xp to shrink your xp-parti , so you have ~ 50gb unallocated, then install ubuntu on it, before backup mbr, in case getting problems (sudo dd if=/dev/hdx of=MBR-backup bs=512 count=1) | 00:57 |
laclasse | greg__, open a terminal and type this: wget ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/latest-3.5/linux-i686/en-US/firefox-3.5.2.tar.bz2 && tar xvf firefox-3.5.2.tar.bz2 && cd firefox* && ./firefox | 00:58 |
phaidonx | DasEi: I just took out the harddrive and now the livecd is booting fine ... | 00:58 |
MaGicMaX | ikonia: i have 9.04 dekstop i386, cant do PAE? I have a fairly new PC, im sure my hardware can take it | 00:58 |
sy1 | i would like to fix my ubuntu to play all the media type | 00:59 |
sy1 | where can find the proper list of decoder ? | 00:59 |
ikonia | MaGicMaX: it's nothing to do with your hardware - you need the server kernel to do pae - or use the 64bit desktop install | 00:59 |
ikonia | !codec > sy1 | 00:59 |
ubottu | sy1, please see my private message | 00:59 |
carrie_555 | How do I see the set of paths related with the include files (c/c++) ? | 00:59 |
DasEi | phaidonx: uuid is another ,more unique way to label partitons, unlike /dev/sdXX it sets a harware-based string, see : | 00:59 |
DasEi | !uuid | 00:59 |
ubottu | To see a list of your devices/partitions and their corresponding UUID's, run this command in a !shell: « sudo blkid » (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibAtaForAtaDisks for the rationale behind the transition to UUID) | 00:59 |
dpratt71 | basic Linux question: Is bash always running? I mean, is it involved in the typical Linux boot sequence? | 00:59 |
ikonia | ChaoticXSinZ1: -I | 00:59 |
ikonia | ChaoticXSinZ1: sorry - nhot you | 00:59 |
litster1 | !codec > litster | 00:59 |
ikonia | carrie_555: compile -I | 00:59 |
ikonia | carrie_555: compiler -I sorry | 00:59 |
guitarmarkus | Hi, just got a T500, and I want to increase resolution to 1920x1200 to fit native resolution on external monitor, but that resolution is not showing up on the display menu, how can I add it? Which Xorg conf file does Ubuntu use? | 01:00 |
th0r | dpratt71: not in the boot sequence, but it is running by the time you get to a command prompt...can't get the prompt without it | 01:00 |
phaidonx | DasEi: but why does livecd care about the UUID ? | 01:00 |
sy1 | Thanks all | 01:00 |
laclasse | MaGicMaX, only the server kernel is PAE enabled | 01:00 |
sy1 | for your help | 01:00 |
sy1 | with the ubuntu | 01:00 |
sy1 | bye bye | 01:00 |
DasEi | phaidonx: I have no clue on that behaviour, is it a sata ? | 01:00 |
FloodBot2 | sy1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:00 |
sy1 | take care | 01:00 |
carrie_555 | ikonia: are u sure it's compiler ? | 01:00 |
laclasse | MaGicMaX, so install that if you want PAE on 32bit | 01:00 |
ikonia | carrie_555: what ever compiler command you use | 01:01 |
MaGicMaX | ikonia: hmm, your sure about that? | 01:01 |
Warning | DasEi : i will loose any of my files on Windows Xp if i do a dual boot ? | 01:01 |
ikonia | MaGicMaX: yes | 01:01 |
carrie_555 | ikonia: ah ! :D | 01:01 |
codeamuk | how stable/unstable is karmic alpha4? | 01:01 |
slide | wow just got my invite to google voice, how do i choose a number? lol | 01:01 |
ikonia | codeamuk: join #ubuntu+1 | 01:01 |
laclasse | guitarmarkus, try "xrandr" in a terminal it will show you the res your monitors are 'advertising' | 01:01 |
codeamuk | ok, thx | 01:02 |
carrie_555 | ikonia: I tried --> gcc -l and g++ -l , and nothing.. :S | 01:02 |
Kalmi | dpratt71, actually something very bashlike (um... sh-like) is used for all scripts the run at boottime (it's called dash) | 01:02 |
laclasse | guitarmarkus, otherwise you can write your own xorg.conf in /etc/X11/ | 01:02 |
dpratt71 | where can I read about the way the boot sequence works on a modern system? i.e. how the wdm gets launched, etc. | 01:02 |
ikonia | carrie_555: gcc -I$PATH_TO_INCLUDE | 01:02 |
murlidhar | how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? xfce4-termimal -x "cmus %f" doesn't help :( | 01:02 |
DasEi | Warning : for usual not, but it's never bad to backup important files, especially when doing things first times | 01:02 |
TheNewGuy | Hi, is it possible to run windows and linux at the same time? I have a dual core. | 01:02 |
ikonia | carrie_555: check it out in the man page | 01:02 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: nop | 01:02 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: no | 01:02 |
greg__ | thanx laclasse, but it's still not working | 01:02 |
ikonia | TheNewGuy: you'll need to use virtualization technology | 01:02 |
Xerran | TheNewGuy: dualboot or vm? | 01:02 |
Kalmi | TheNewGuy, only if one is virtualized | 01:02 |
dpratt71 | Kalmi: that gives me something to google, thanks :) | 01:02 |
DasEi | !virtualization | TheNewGuy | 01:02 |
ubottu | TheNewGuy: There are several solutions for running other operating systems (or their programs) inside Ubuntu, while using the native CPU as much as possible: !kvm is the preferred approach in Ubuntu. See also !QEmu (with !KQemu), !VirtualBox, !VMWare, as well as !WINE and !Cedega for Windows applications | 01:02 |
laclasse | greg__, same seg fault ? | 01:02 |
greg__ | I'll try to switch my computer off | 01:03 |
greg__ | yes, same | 01:03 |
greg__ | brb | 01:03 |
Xerran | TheNewGuy: Checkout VirtualBox or VMware | 01:03 |
Warning | root | 01:03 |
Kalmi | dpratt71, well... not much... :) | 01:03 |
Warning | oups sorry | 01:03 |
TheNewGuy | ok, kerran, thanks. is it strait forward? | 01:03 |
Kalmi | dpratt71, what are you actually interested in? | 01:03 |
th0r | TheNewGuy: you can run one in a virtual machine in a window on th eother | 01:03 |
dpratt71 | what typically launches the wdm,, for example? | 01:03 |
phaidonx | DasEi: I am not sure which one it is... I just put the HD back in and tried again... I think it might be working now. I'll let you know in a second if the live sessions sees the HD | 01:04 |
TheNewGuy | ok, i will look into it. Sounds messy. ( was expecting that) | 01:04 |
phaidonx | DasEi: I have to leave, but basically once I boot with the live cd I have to change the fstab? | 01:04 |
th0r | dpratt71: it is launched in the boot sequence when X is initialized. | 01:04 |
winterwind | hola? | 01:04 |
dpratt71 | Kalmi: I'm just trying to get an understanding of the architecture | 01:04 |
murlidhar | dpratt71: init.d scripts afaik am not sure though | 01:04 |
phaidonx | DasEi: where am I supposed to put the UUID and how do I find the correct ones? | 01:04 |
MaGicMaX | ikonia: last time i tried 64bit there wasnt even a flash plugin for mozilla for 64bit lol | 01:04 |
DasEi | phaidonx: k, mostly important live boots ( with hd attached, satra2 is often hot plugable) | 01:04 |
ikonia | MaGicMaX: it's come on a lot then | 01:04 |
Kalmi | dpratt71, check out pstree | 01:05 |
th0r | dpratt71: there are docs explaining all this...check out tldp.org | 01:05 |
DasEi | phaidonx: booted into live ? | 01:05 |
winterwind | o sea los mensanitos del ubuntu los dan en español y los que se dan entre la people se dan en ingles | 01:05 |
KB1JWQ | !es | winterwind | 01:05 |
ubottu | winterwind: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 01:05 |
moomoocow | guys, pls help. I was given a hard drive that has WinXP on it. I didn't know it had any OS on it until now. I was about to install Ubuntu 9.04 on it. But now I face a decisoin. Should I install Ubuntu on hard drive side by side wih XP? Or should I completely have Ubuntu take over the entire hard drive? pls advise | 01:05 |
MaGicMaX | ikonia: hardware wise im ready for 64bit, but im just worried about my apps and drivers | 01:05 |
NFischer | could anyone help me with my transmission-daemon, didnt find any valuable information online | 01:05 |
KB1JWQ | moomoocow: That depends upon you. | 01:05 |
dpratt71 | th0r: that helps, thanks; is there a name for the process that launches X? | 01:05 |
ikonia | moomoocow: your call | 01:06 |
phaidonx | DasEi: | 01:06 |
moomoocow | KB1JWQ: huh? | 01:06 |
winterwind | y7 por queno hablamos aqui en español y nos hcemos grandes entre the world??? | 01:06 |
phaidonx | DasEi: yes, and I can see the partitions from gparted | 01:06 |
th0r | dpratt71: it is part of init scripts | 01:06 |
KB1JWQ | moomoocow: How can I tell you what's right for your use case? It's up to you. | 01:06 |
greg__ | hey, it's me again | 01:06 |
ikonia | !es | winterwind | 01:06 |
ubottu | winterwind: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 01:06 |
greg__ | still not working | 01:06 |
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DasEi | phaidonx: nice, close gparted, open trml | 01:06 |
fool_ | erhh guys does the backports in hardy install flash 9 or is it just me ? | 01:06 |
Kalmi | moomoocow, do you actually need windows? if the answer is yes, than keep it :) | 01:06 |
moomoocow | ikonia: i mean: the reason why I switched from Win to Ubuntu in 2004 was because of money. But now that I have XP for free, why should I get rid of it? | 01:06 |
dpratt71 | got behind in the chat window, sorry | 01:06 |
ikonia | moomoocow: don't if you're happy | 01:06 |
moomoocow | (Aside from the fact that it will take up 30 GB) | 01:06 |
phaidonx | trml not found | 01:06 |
ikonia | moomoocow: use what works best for you | 01:06 |
winterwind | pos vaya disaster | 01:06 |
DasEi | phaidonx: I assume the lappy is networked ? | 01:07 |
phaidonx | err | 01:07 |
phaidonx | lol | 01:07 |
phaidonx | yes | 01:07 |
DasEi | !terminal | 01:07 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 01:07 |
phaidonx | terminal is open | 01:07 |
moomoocow | by the way, how could I understand the partitioning options in Ubuntu installer? It's so techie-ish for me. | 01:07 |
DasEi | phaidonx: sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 01:07 |
winterwind | aquyi only speak the people about ubuntu??? vaya coñaso | 01:07 |
moomoocow | there's the 1) side by side option. 2) Ubuntu only. 3) choose how much option 4) advanced option. Yikes! | 01:07 |
ikonia | moomoocow: what's not clear ? | 01:08 |
moomoocow | ikonia: well what are option 3 and 4 about? | 01:08 |
ikonia | moomoocow: chose your disk space sizes, 4.) manual partition | 01:08 |
DasEi | phaidonx: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit | 01:08 |
winterwind | a ver gente el ares. coml o puedo encontrar en ubuntu??? | 01:08 |
ikonia | winterwind: english only please | 01:08 |
moomoocow | ikonia: come again? | 01:08 |
phaidonx | couldnt find package | 01:08 |
winterwind | why not french??? | 01:08 |
shortlord_ | how can I kill the X server if it does not respond (or at least switch to a vt)? | 01:09 |
winterwind | cést la memem chose | 01:09 |
greg__ | can anyone tell me what should i do to install another web browser? | 01:09 |
ikonia | moomoocow: 3.) size your disk 4.) manual partition | 01:09 |
ikonia | winterwind: it's an english only channel | 01:09 |
phaidonx | DasEi: is there a link on how to do this? it probably be best | 01:09 |
brummbaer | moomoocow, windows typically registers itself to hardware id's on the system it was installed on, are you even sure you're going to be able to boot this HDD on YOUR system? | 01:09 |
ikonia | !synaptic > greg__ | 01:09 |
ubottu | greg__, please see my private message | 01:09 |
Lostinspace_46 | What file would contain the actual commands a mouse button generates? | 01:09 |
phaidonx | otherwise can you just PM me with a quick step by step? I have to get going | 01:09 |
Warning | DasEi : why every install on Ubuntu told me E: coudn't find package ? | 01:09 |
moomoocow | ikonia: what's "size your disk"? | 01:09 |
moomoocow | and what's partitionning? | 01:09 |
ikonia | moomoocow: size your disk partitions | 01:09 |
Warning | DasEo : what i need to do ? | 01:09 |
ikonia | moomoocow: make partitions on the disk | 01:09 |
winterwind | IROS A TOMAR POR EL CULO . IN ENGLISH: FUCK OFF !!! (y ahora me echais del foro so mamones) | 01:09 |
dvz- | hello cruel world... | 01:10 |
moomoocow | brummbaer: oh, you mean WinXP might not even work on my computer, huh? | 01:10 |
th0r | Lostinspace_46: /dev/input/mice | 01:10 |
murlidhar | how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? xfce4-termimal -x 'cmus %f' doesn't help :( | 01:10 |
moomoocow | brummbaer: i guess i should try to boot from hard drive first to see if WinXP will work. | 01:10 |
Lostinspace_46 | th0r Thanks. Looking now | 01:10 |
murlidhar | ikonia: pls read my above question | 01:10 |
DasEi | phaidonx: humm, maybe there is, you got to mount your / (hd) now , check it's fstab, then sudo blkid and compare fstab with that | 01:10 |
brummbaer | moomoocow: yep. don't waste your time having an ethical dilemma until you know it's worth pondering. | 01:11 |
greg__ | ikonia, but i can not open this link | 01:11 |
th0r | Lostinspace_46: it is a binary file...won't see much | 01:11 |
ikonia | murlidhar: no idea without playing with xfce | 01:11 |
ikonia | greg__: open synaptic package manager and search for another web browser | 01:11 |
moomoocow | brummbaer: not an ethical dilemma. but it is a dilemma 8-) | 01:11 |
DasEi | Warning: wrong paketname ? repos disabled ? | 01:11 |
murlidhar | ikonia: lets just say gnome-terminal | 01:11 |
ikonia | greg__: I'd be more worried that your system is unstable | 01:11 |
ikonia | murlidhar: what do you mean ? | 01:11 |
moomoocow | ok. let's suppose I go with the "only ubuntu" option. Does that mean I should choose option 2? Would options 3 and 4 only be good if I have another OS on hard drive? | 01:11 |
phaidonx | DasEi: thanks, I'll try to figure it out somehow or I'll come back and ask for help later on. | 01:12 |
greg__ | any reason why? I've installed it half an hour ago | 01:12 |
murlidhar | ikonia: i will use gnome-terminal instead of xfce4-terminal | 01:12 |
phaidonx | DasEi: thanks for your help. Ciao | 01:12 |
ikonia | murlidhar: what desktop are you using | 01:12 |
greg__ | previous versions of ubuntu were working perfectly | 01:12 |
DasEi | phaidonx: or hang on a quarter | 01:12 |
murlidhar | ikonia: openbox session | 01:12 |
ikonia | murlidhar: that's what you need to configure then | 01:12 |
murlidhar | ikonia: huh ... i want my file manager to open cmus using a terminal emulator | 01:13 |
murlidhar | openbox doesn't come into the picture at all | 01:13 |
ikonia | murlidhar: so you need to make it the default tool in your desktop | 01:13 |
ikonia | murlidhar: or your file manager | 01:13 |
murlidhar | file manager | 01:13 |
phaidonx | DasEi: nevermind, it seems to be booting now into my HD without any problems ... I think there was an issue with the hardware... taking out the hardrive and plugging it back in seems to have somehow fixed it!! | 01:13 |
ikonia | murlidhar: ok - so it depends what file manager you're using | 01:14 |
DasEi | phaidonx: heh | 01:14 |
Warning | DasEi : when i put on ubuntu sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng it give me E:couldn't find package aircrack-ng | 01:14 |
phaidonx | DasEi: really odd... anyway, thanks a lot! | 01:14 |
DasEi | np | 01:14 |
murlidhar | ikonia: pcmanfm | 01:14 |
ikonia | murlidhar: never used it | 01:14 |
murlidhar | :) | 01:14 |
murlidhar | ok | 01:14 |
jean_ | hi | 01:15 |
bastidrazor | Warning, do you you have the 'universe' repo enabled? | 01:15 |
murlidhar | ikonia: but i am sure we have to use the same launching command as we use in nautilus | 01:15 |
Warning | bastidrazor : no how to enable it | 01:15 |
ikonia | murlidhar: I don't know | 01:15 |
murlidhar | so with any other file-manager | 01:16 |
murlidhar | hmmm | 01:16 |
bastidrazor | Warning, cli or gui way? | 01:16 |
DasEi | Warning: should be in universe, check you /etc/apt/sources.list | 01:16 |
murlidhar | how can i make my cmus mp3 player the default player ? xfce4-termimal -x 'cmus %f' doesn't help :( | 01:16 |
greg__ | ok, I've installed arora browser and it's working | 01:17 |
greg__ | I'll try to remove firefox | 01:17 |
greg__ | and install it once again | 01:17 |
greg__ | but tomorrow ;) | 01:17 |
Xubuntnoob | http://pastebin.com/d30e31cdf can someone take a look at my rtorrent.rc file? My "Watch_Directory" doesn't autostart. It's just the default ubuntu config file, i just hcanged the paths | 01:17 |
Warning | DasEi : Permission Denied | 01:17 |
greg__ | thank you all, especially ikonia ! | 01:17 |
DasEi | greg__: opera is another possib | 01:18 |
bastidrazor | Warning, how are you checking? gedit? | 01:18 |
DasEi | Warning: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list | 01:18 |
stercor | How do I get my Gmail contacts into Evolution? I don't want to hand-enter them. Is there an 'import' facility? | 01:19 |
Warning | the sources open now | 01:19 |
Warning | what i need to do ? | 01:19 |
DasEi | Warning: maybe paste it , so we can have a look | 01:19 |
DasEi | !paste | 01:19 |
ubottu | 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 | 01:19 |
Andorin | Is there a plugin for Compiz that, if turned off, would disable my ability to switch between workspaces? I've looked through them but I haven't figured out how to turn it back on. | 01:19 |
bastidrazor | Warning, reload your repo's.. sudo apt-get update | 01:19 |
Warning | little question ... if i don't have Virtual Machine and i have on computer windows XP and i have a CD that on it have Ubuntu 9.0.iso can change my computer to ubuntu ? | 01:20 |
Warning | oups sorry | 01:20 |
Warning | wrong past | 01:20 |
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DasEi | Warning: in trml : sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 01:21 |
DasEi | Warning: in trml : pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list | 01:21 |
gigaclon | is there a way to install without a CD? | 01:21 |
DasEi | Warning: give resulting url in here | 01:21 |
DasEi | !usb | gigaclon | 01:21 |
ubottu | gigaclon: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 01:21 |
Lostinspace_46 | th0r You're right. Cat is still printing it, but nothing of use. surely there is someplace you can mod the button output. | 01:22 |
_biovore_ | gigaclon: you can make a usb drive into a installer | 01:22 |
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Raydiation | ok i cant make any working live usb sticks with ubuntu | 01:24 |
Raydiation | this must be a bug | 01:24 |
Raydiation | or 2 of my usb sticks are broken | 01:24 |
Raydiation | which is unlikely | 01:24 |
th0r | Lostinspace_46: you might try xev and see if the buttons show up there | 01:24 |
Gelegrodan | is there a known bug with initramfs and networking? just getting "ipconfig: eth0: SIOCGIFINDEX: No such device" | 01:24 |
BioVore | Raydiation: I did it here on a WD passport harddisk.. | 01:24 |
besemelculo | hola | 01:24 |
th0r | Lostinspace_46: xev does show something | 01:24 |
Lostinspace_46 | th0r It just gives button numbers | 01:25 |
DasEi | Raydiation: you have a running buntu on hd ? | 01:25 |
Raydiation | DasEi: y | 01:25 |
besemelculo | whe i can get spanish chats | 01:25 |
DasEi | Raydiation: tried usb-creator ? | 01:25 |
Lostinspace_46 | and xbindkeys gives nothing | 01:25 |
Raydiation | DasEi: plus unetbootin | 01:25 |
Raydiation | nothing works | 01:25 |
DasEi | !es | besemelculo | 01:26 |
ubottu | besemelculo: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 01:26 |
Raydiation | if i boot from em, they are all missing kernel stuff | 01:26 |
Raydiation | like kernel images or modules | 01:26 |
gigaclon | is there a text based installer? | 01:26 |
Warning1 | DasEi : i can't past them :S | 01:26 |
DasEi | gigaclon: yes, alternate or minimal | 01:26 |
Warning1 | DasEi : because its on VirtualBox ... | 01:26 |
DasEi | Warning1: in trml : sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 01:27 |
DasEi | Warning1: in trml : pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list | 01:27 |
th0r | Lostinspace_46: this goes back a while, but i read a howto on the web about defining the extra buttons on a five button mouse in linux. You might try googling that topic and see if you can find what you need | 01:27 |
Gelegrodan | is there a known bug with initramfs and networking? just getting "ipconfig: eth0: SIOCGIFINDEX: No such device" | 01:27 |
DasEi | Warning1: then give url from terminal in here | 01:27 |
th0r | Gelegrodan: there is no ipconfig in linux | 01:28 |
Warning | its not working | 01:28 |
Gelegrodan | th0r: i meant if ;) | 01:28 |
th0r | Gelegrodan: are you sure the card is supposed to be eth0 and not something else | 01:28 |
Warning | for the install couldn't find package | 01:28 |
Gelegrodan | th0r: yes | 01:28 |
Gelegrodan | its working | 01:28 |
Gelegrodan | but not just during boot | 01:28 |
DasEi | Warning: k, call a browser in the vm, do it manually | 01:28 |
DasEi | !paste | 01:28 |
ubottu | 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 | 01:28 |
Lostinspace_46 | th0r I am just trying to get as mouseless as possible. If I can find the commands I can bind them to keys. I am googleing my tail off..lol I'll look for that howto. | 01:29 |
Gelegrodan | th0r: after it booted, it works just fine | 01:29 |
th0r | Gelegrodan: are you using gnome and network manager? | 01:29 |
lukasoft | Hello, I have a laptop with IDT 92HD75B3X5 2.1 sound. I have ubuntu 64 bit and can't seem to get any sounds to work, even though my card seems to be visible in ubuntu. | 01:29 |
Gelegrodan | th0r: its a ubuntu-server, so no gnome.. | 01:29 |
GuidMorrow | ubottu's working again | 01:30 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about s working again | 01:30 |
GuidMorrow | oops | 01:30 |
th0r | Gelegrodan: then the nic should come online during the boot process | 01:30 |
Gelegrodan | th0r: its a initramfs script | 01:30 |
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GuidMorrow | what caused ubottu's inevitable crash | 01:31 |
stercor | Gelegrodan: dmesg has lots of info. | 01:31 |
DasEi | !brain | GuidMorrow | 01:31 |
ubottu | GuidMorrow: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 01:31 |
Xerran | Does Ubottu follow Asimov's law of robotics? | 01:31 |
Xerran | :P | 01:31 |
Gelegrodan | stercor: i check it. | 01:32 |
GuidMorrow | that doesn't explain why a netsplit would screw the bot over | 01:32 |
DasEi | !netsplit > GuidMorrow | 01:33 |
ubottu | GuidMorrow, please see my private message | 01:33 |
Dougy | help | 01:33 |
coreyman | !netsplit > coreyman | 01:33 |
ubottu | coreyman, please see my private message | 01:33 |
Dougy | i just pressed windows key +e or +r or something | 01:33 |
Dougy | and it like 'zoomed in | 01:33 |
Dougy | ' | 01:33 |
Dougy | how do i escape that | 01:33 |
FloodBot2 | Dougy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:33 |
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mario3 | what would cause a post memory check to drag on an on ? | 01:34 |
Dougy | ahha fixed | 01:34 |
mario3 | it is so slow i coudl barbeque a steer | 01:34 |
mario3 | 30 minutes to check half a gigabyte of ram | 01:35 |
GuidMorrow | chatzilla is in "conference mode" for this channel so I don't see anyone else logging in or leaving here | 01:35 |
GuidMorrow | !help > Dougy | 01:36 |
shortlord_ | how can I kill the x server or switch to a vt when the x server won't respond any longer? | 01:37 |
Warning1 | that wont work | 01:37 |
Warning1 | i go to system | 01:37 |
Warning1 | then administration | 01:37 |
stercor | ps ax | grep X; note the process number and sudo kill it. | 01:37 |
Warning1 | software sources | 01:38 |
ejv | greetings, I want the following partitions: /boot, swap, /, /home, and a partition for windows OS, how do I achieve this via fdisk using extended partitions? | 01:38 |
aliciapg | does anyone know anything about easypeasy? | 01:38 |
Nikelandjelo | How to execute program (script), using full addres? I tried "./home/myLogin/programName", but it didn't work. | 01:38 |
stercor | Nikelandjelo: leave off the first dot. | 01:38 |
Warning1 | and i putted community-maintained Open Source Software (universe) | 01:39 |
Warning1 | DasEi : that will work ? | 01:39 |
DasEi | !who | Warning1 | 01:39 |
ubottu | Warning1: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 01:39 |
DasEi | Warning1: should do, but relaod or run sudo apt-get update before installing | 01:40 |
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mario3 | does anyone know of a channel for bios related issues? | 01:41 |
Warning | DasEi : okay i will try | 01:41 |
GuidMorrow | ? what does +e mean? | 01:42 |
GuidMorrow | !bios > mario3 | 01:43 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about bios | 01:43 |
GuidMorrow | :S | 01:44 |
aliciapg | does anyone know anything about easypeasy? | 01:44 |
Warning | GuidMorrow: i think e+ mean an administrator ,,, OPERATOR | 01:44 |
Gelegrodan | Somebody know: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1233821 ? | 01:46 |
GuidMorrow | usually when I run xchat it would say something like "op sets exempt on something" | 01:46 |
dpratt71 | reading about the boot process on tldp.org; it says init starts by reading /etc/inittab; I can't seem to find a file or directory with that name | 01:46 |
amc | I need some help. anyone good with web servers here? | 01:47 |
dryfyre | sort of | 01:47 |
Warning | DasEi : how much time will take the update ? | 01:47 |
dryfyre | update what on what | 01:47 |
kitche | dpratt71: considering that ubuntu has a different setup for tldp | 01:47 |
DasEi | Warning: depends on when you last did it | 01:47 |
amc | I want to use google apps on a site hosted on port 8080. | 01:48 |
dpratt71 | kitche: oh, ok; where can I read about Ubuntu's boot sequence? Is it the same as Debian? | 01:48 |
th0r | dpratt71: there have been a number of changes to the bootup process, some by canonical for ubuntu, some by the linux community in general in an effort to speed things up. So there might be discrepancies in the docs at times. And yes, I don't find inittab either | 01:49 |
Warning | DasEi :thats the first time ... but im accessing from laptop and today i installed Vbox on it | 01:49 |
Warning | ahh its done | 01:49 |
dpratt71 | th0r: I see | 01:49 |
amc | My isp blocks port 80 :( but I need prove to google I own my dyndns address by uploading a file but google will only look on port 80 | 01:50 |
DasEi | Warning: so could take some time, depending on your network ; hopefully you choosed a nearby mirror to get a decent bandwith | 01:50 |
th0r | dpratt71: there is something called, I think, Debian Policy. It is in the repos, it is the documentation on the debian way (which I believe IS the ubuntu way...more or less) | 01:50 |
DasEi | Warning: if apt runs now, be patient, else can use synaptic > find fastest mirrot | 01:50 |
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. | 01:51 |
dpratt71 | th0r: ok, I'll check that out | 01:51 |
th0r | dpratt71: it looks like it is available as either debian-policy or ubuntu-policy....looks like they are the same package | 01:51 |
coolkourt | how do i set-up a local web development environment similar to WAMP with UNR 9.04? | 01:52 |
aayala | i have a litle sudo (visudo) problem | 01:52 |
th0r | dpratt71: this might help http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html | 01:52 |
Warning | DasEi : after update it told me to put sudo apt-get install root-system-bin | 01:52 |
Andorin | Is there a plugin for Compiz that, if turned off, would disable my ability to switch between workspaces? I've looked through them but I haven't figured out how to turn it back on. | 01:52 |
Warning | DasEi : i put it and its workng now ,,, what is that / | 01:53 |
DasEi | Warning: is what ? "/" is your root directory | 01:53 |
dpratt71 | th0r: I'll check that out, too, thanks :) | 01:54 |
rsc___ | is there a way for me to do "ssh -X myuser@boxxy", run some apps (on the remote desktop, showing up on my desktop), then logoff and log back in, and have my apps still there? | 01:54 |
Warning | i don't know i put in the trml : sudo apt-get install root-system-bin | 01:54 |
OttifantSir | Andorin: Long time since I set up my Compiz just the way I like, but what you propose, seem like you have set up one of them wrong. It's enabled, but you haven't altered the settings to allow it to change workspaces. | 01:54 |
Dr_Willis | rsc___: 'vnc' sort of does what you want. But not exactly the same way | 01:55 |
Warning | DasEi: i don't know i put in the trml : sudo apt-get install root-system-bin | 01:55 |
BB | maco, hey how did you go with my S40networking? | 01:55 |
Andorin | OttifantSir: Any idea how I would modify those settings? | 01:56 |
Kittykis | Andorin: which ones have you messed with, anyway? | 01:56 |
Andorin | Kittykis: I can't really remember. =/ I suppose I could reset compiz to its default settings... | 01:57 |
Kittykis | that would probably be best, then keep track of which ones you play with | 01:57 |
OttifantSir | Andorin: It took me two days and quite a few visits to #compiz to get mine working how I like it, so don't expect a speedy answer. I can check my settings, but I am no expert, it just seemed likely, and I have a hunch that's what it is. | 01:57 |
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Mm_nn | hi all. may i ask? | 01:57 |
Cyber-Dogg | so... I have an ubuntu installation that I've been trying to get a few things to work on | 01:58 |
Kittykis | hey anon | 01:58 |
Cyber-Dogg | for starters... wifi | 01:58 |
* Kittykis licks | 01:58 |
Cyber-Dogg | I have a BC4306 | 01:58 |
Achmed | ohai | 01:58 |
Cyber-Dogg | I have b43-fwcutter installed | 01:58 |
Cyber-Dogg | I beleive I have correctly setup my /etc/network/interfaces | 01:58 |
Cyber-Dogg | but it still doesn't work | 01:58 |
rsc___ | dr_willis: yes, actually, but i was wondering if i can do it with X forwarding. | 01:58 |
rsc___ | :) | 01:58 |
Dr_Willis | rsc___: No way to 'reconnect' the things that i know of over ssh that way. | 01:59 |
rsc___ | sigh, okay. | 01:59 |
Dr_Willis | rsc___: for terminal apps you could use screen, but for X. If theres a way to do it - ive never seen it | 01:59 |
rsc___ | hehe, exactly, i was wondering if there's a "screen" equivalent for X. | 02:00 |
rsc___ | i haven't found anything either. | 02:00 |
Dr_Willis | rsc___: thats 'vnc' :) | 02:00 |
rsc___ | haha | 02:00 |
coreyman | GRUB loading shows error 18, what do i need to do to fix the MBR? | 02:02 |
coolkourt | how do i set up a web development environment on Ubuntu 9.04 | 02:02 |
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Xerran | How come after installing Catalyst 9.8 drivers they do not show up in "Hardware Drivers"? | 02:02 |
Dr_Willis | !grub | 02:02 |
ubottu | GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 02:02 |
edbian_ | Can someone help me configure my wlan0 interface? Here is my /etc/network/interfaces file http://pastebin.com/m521d5260 | 02:03 |
Warning | DasEi : the instellation of aircrack-ng give me E: could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock -open (11 Resource temporarily unavailabel) | 02:03 |
ctmjr | Xerran: hardware drivers just show's what it installed if you installed from the ati website they will not show up | 02:03 |
rsc___ | Dr_Willis: hmm... I found something interesting: http://partiwm.org/wiki/xpra | 02:04 |
Cyber-Dogg | edbian_ I'm working on the same thing... so that help would be great for me too :-) | 02:04 |
edbian_ | Warning: You have the package manager open twice | 02:04 |
Xerran | ctmjr: ahh ok, weird thing is my X-fi drivers show up there | 02:04 |
edbian_ | Cyber-Dogg: Can you paste-bin what you have? | 02:04 |
Raydiation | does ubuntu offer img files that you can put on the usbstick with dd? | 02:04 |
DasEi | Warning: synaptic still open ? used sudo ? | 02:05 |
OttifantSir | Andorin: Do you use the Cube? | 02:05 |
Andorin | OttifantSir: Nope. | 02:05 |
Warning | DasEi : i have only the trml open | 02:05 |
DasEi | Raydiation: not that I knew | 02:05 |
Raydiation | can you dd isos? | 02:06 |
OttifantSir | You asked it in #compiz yet? | 02:06 |
OttifantSir | andorin? | 02:06 |
edbian_ | Raydiation: You can dd any file | 02:06 |
Raydiation | edbian_: and boot the iso? | 02:06 |
Raydiation | after dd? | 02:06 |
Andorin | OttifantSir: No, I didn't know that channel existed. | 02:06 |
DasEi | Raydiation: iso themselfes, yes, nut won't ge a bootable usb from a cd | 02:06 |
beebop | Raydiation: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick | 02:06 |
edbian_ | Raydiation: dd copies files at the bit level I believe | 02:06 |
lewench | Would anyone know why I cannot connect to a WPA access point but can connect to a WEP using Jaunty's default network Manager? | 02:07 |
frogbrain | what would cause the bios ram check to slow down to a standstill? | 02:07 |
Raydiation | beebop: i tried it, it failed about 15 times | 02:07 |
Raydiation | corrupt initramfs or kernel | 02:07 |
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orochi | frogbrain: Without trying to sound facetious it's probably at least one bad stick of RAM | 02:07 |
orochi | frogbrain: Try skipping it and running memtest86+ from grub | 02:07 |
frogbrain | k thanks | 02:07 |
beebop | Raydiation: look thru this one too http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-boot-cd-for-ubuntu-904/ | 02:08 |
OttifantSir | Andorin: Try asking them. I seem to remember a setting that would cause the problem you describe, but I can't for the life of me remember where it's located, and it takes about 5 hours for me checking each and every one of the settings. And some of them crash my computer, so ask the experts. | 02:08 |
Andorin | OttifantSir: Alright, thanks a lot. | 02:08 |
Raydiation | beebop: didnt try that one yet :) | 02:08 |
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juiceman5000 | Hey, Ubuntu crashed, and when it restarted, the video is completely garbage | 02:08 |
juiceman5000 | this familiar to anybody? | 02:08 |
Raydiation | woudl be easier with dd though, plus less errors would occur | 02:08 |
Warning | DasEi : what i need to do to remoove that error ? | 02:09 |
OttifantSir | Does anyone know how to do a recovery on an ext3-filesystem? I got that message at boot on 9.04 Desktop. | 02:09 |
Raydiation | OttifantSir: fsck /dev/sdx | 02:09 |
Raydiation | deppends on the partition | 02:09 |
di||itante | I have the same crimper | 02:09 |
OttifantSir | Raydiation: Isn't that what the system does when it performs a routine check of the drives? | 02:09 |
DasEi | Warning : try another paket , like : sudo apt-get install vlc | 02:10 |
Raydiation | OttifantSir: sometimes you have to run it manually | 02:10 |
Raydiation | OttifantSir: it then asks you to correct inodes | 02:10 |
Raydiation | and stuff | 02:10 |
Warning | the same | 02:11 |
OttifantSir | Raydiation: So, drop into recovery and run fsck on the drives then. Just remembered, it stopped, actually skipped, Stage 5 of checking on /dev/sda2. | 02:11 |
Alex-IT | help campcaster! | 02:11 |
Raydiation | OttifantSir: ye, it should work | 02:11 |
Raydiation | OttifantSir: if the hd itself is ok | 02:11 |
hellues | fables and the tales | 02:11 |
Warning | DasEi : i closed without paying attention the Trml when i was installing that root | 02:11 |
Warning | DasEi : Before Finishing | 02:11 |
OttifantSir | Raydiation: Thanks for the help. I hope the disk is ok. It's a WD 1TB which is full of movies. | 02:12 |
entropy | Hi, all - I have a USB flash drive connected to the USB port of my keyboard, and I just want to mount it (not on boot - just right now, while I'm running from my HD). How do I do so? Running Jaunty. | 02:12 |
DasEi | Warning: you interrupted apt ? | 02:12 |
Raydiation | OttifantSir: which errrors are you getting? | 02:12 |
peepsalot | is there a way to get the mousewheel to work with screen in gnome-terminal? | 02:12 |
ctmjr | edbian_: you trying to connect to wep and do you need a wep-key? | 02:12 |
Warning | DasEi : yes | 02:12 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: It is a totally unsecure network (I'm at school) | 02:13 |
entropy | nevermind, I got it | 02:13 |
Warning | DasEi : i close it while was upgrading | 02:13 |
DasEi | Warning: bad hit, try sudo apt-get update again, prbly it tells you what to do | 02:13 |
OttifantSir | Raydiation: Long story short: Tried upgrading to a Quad, which wasn't supported. Put in a C2D instead. Didn't plug the fan all the way in, interrupted drive-check a few times before I realised. On dropping to prompt on normal boot from recovery, the screen goes black. Using built-in video on P6NGM-FD. | 02:14 |
lukasoft | Does anyone here know much about troubleshooting sound problems? I've been trying for a while to get sound to work | 02:14 |
frogbrain | woudl bad ram prevent the bios from completeing the post even when i bypass the mem check? | 02:14 |
yellowrooster | have just done an install of ubuntu 9.04. which of the 3 Flash options should I use? 1) swfdec SWF player. 2) adobe flash player. 3) gnash SWF player. | 02:15 |
frogbrain | the messages are even being written veyr slowly on the screen | 02:15 |
edbian_ | yellowrooster: adobe works best on multiple different sites | 02:15 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, What ecxaxly? Did you run alsaconf? | 02:15 |
Warning | DasEi : that do some update then gave me the same error | 02:15 |
frogbrain | i am not even able to en ter setup | 02:15 |
yellowrooster | what are the advantages of using swfdec or gnash then, edbian_? | 02:15 |
edbian_ | yellowrooster: They're open source and you'll be helping the cause | 02:16 |
edbian_ | yellowrooster: Also they perform better on the sites they do work on. | 02:16 |
ctmjr | edbian_: ok hold on will paste the commands see if they work run then in terminal first then you can add them to your file http://pastebin.com/m26e35c92 | 02:16 |
yellowrooster | how does it help them? and does it help them if i'm not helped by the product? (u mentioned adobe works the best) | 02:16 |
OttifantSir | Raydiation: I simply get /dev/sda2 clean when running fsck on it. Dropped to a root shell. | 02:16 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: I'll let you know :) Thanks for the help! | 02:17 |
Raydiation | OttifantSir: hm :/ | 02:17 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: yes. I've set all volumes to full. I was messing with switches and IEC958 and I got the sound to come out the subwoofer, but thats it; i've been messing with it, and now i'm back to no sound | 02:17 |
spO | is there any console based dvd ripper for ubuntu? | 02:17 |
DasEi | Warning: sudo dpkg --configure -a | 02:18 |
Raydiation | OttifantSir: dunno maybe someone else in here knows more | 02:18 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: "sudo iwconfig: command not found" The others seem to be working so far. What package do I need to add? | 02:18 |
yellowrooster | edbian_: swfdec/gnash work better than adobe when swdfec/gnash work? | 02:18 |
yellowrooster | so which of the 2 open source swf players is better: swfdec or gnash? | 02:19 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, I do not know what to do beyond alsaconf... | 02:19 |
Japan | ïðèâåò âñåì | 02:19 |
ctmjr | edbian_: i believe it is wireless-tools | 02:19 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: thanks | 02:19 |
KB1JWQ | !jp | Japan | 02:19 |
ubottu | Japan: 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい | 02:19 |
edbian_ | yellowrooster: I can't say which open source is better than the other. They both work better (less bloated) than adobe flash on linux though yes. | 02:19 |
yellowrooster | edbian_: which do you use? | 02:19 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: do you mean alsa-base.conf? | 02:20 |
edbian_ | yellowrooster: adobe | 02:20 |
yellowrooster | edbian_: you're not helping the cause. :-D | 02:20 |
edbian_ | yellowrooster: :) I know | 02:20 |
frogbrain | lol | 02:20 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, There is a script called alsaconf that configures sound... | 02:20 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: I'll look into that. | 02:21 |
ctmjr | !info wireless-tools | 02:21 |
ubottu | wireless-tools (source: wireless-tools): Tools for manipulating Linux Wireless Extensions. In component main, is optional. Version 29-1.1ubuntu2 (jaunty), package size 111 kB, installed size 356 kB | 02:21 |
bucky | marcelo_: not in jaunty or the lastest alsa-utils | 02:21 |
yellowrooster | does anybody here use gnash swf player or swfdec? | 02:22 |
marcelo_ | bucky, That is what I am discovering now.. | 02:22 |
sylvanus_ | Hey I tried to start a game called Neverball in fullscreen mode and it is completely dark except for the message floating around saying frequency out of range? | 02:22 |
showers | ubuntu channel | 02:22 |
Warning | DasEi : dpkg : status database area is locked by annother processe | 02:22 |
poi77 | Hi! I just set up a gui in Ubuntu server. Bu tthe /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is empty! Also, my Xorg process is taking up 100% of a cpu core. Can I resolve this? | 02:22 |
bucky | yellowrooster: no, i like the non free one because it handles youtube and other sites | 02:22 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: I got an IP!!! | 02:22 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: You're rockin' !!! | 02:22 |
Warning | DasEi : i make reboot ? | 02:22 |
yellowrooster | bucky: you like adobe better? hmm. I just read on swfdec or gnash's site that it/they handle youtube too. | 02:23 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: Do you still need to see the output of the commands? There were no errors, most of the commands had no output at all. | 02:23 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: I can't seem to be able to find that. | 02:23 |
Twittery | Can any one help me with something . I downloaded the iso file of opensuse and wanted to install via unetbootin . And it asked me to reboot , but in the grub entry when I tried to boot from unetbootin I get the error file not found . Why is that | 02:23 |
Japan | How to adjust{set up} updating in UBUNTU | 02:23 |
ctmjr | edbian_: no as long as they worked your good to go. | 02:24 |
Twittery | Japan : What kind of setup | 02:24 |
DasEi | Warning: it seems in one of your terminals / windows there is something running, use top to check, or do sudo init 1, then choose dpkg >> repair broken packages | 02:24 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: Can you help me edit /etc/network/interfaces ??? | 02:24 |
AegisRising | spO, have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=470018...gives you a hint there! | 02:24 |
VonGuard | is there a page that has a list of repositories for jaunty? | 02:24 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: Here's what I have so far: http://pastebin.com/m15be1dbc | 02:24 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, look what "not in jaunty or the lastest alsa-utils" | 02:24 |
VonGuard | everytime i reinstall i can't find any repositories to add, but i can find 100000 pages explaining how to add them | 02:25 |
sylvanus_ | What should I do if I start a game in fullscreen mode and it says :frequency out of range? | 02:25 |
VonGuard | but no lists of repositories | 02:25 |
bucky | Japan: System=>Administration=>Software Sources=>Updates | 02:25 |
VonGuard | like, what line would i add to add the debian repositories? | 02:25 |
poi77 | Any ideas? Empty xorg file on Ubutnu server? 100% cpu user by Xorg process? | 02:25 |
bucky | install debian VonGuard | 02:26 |
edbian_ | VonGuard: You don't want to add the repos of other distributions. | 02:26 |
VonGuard | sigh | 02:26 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, It is not available in Ubuntu anymore. | 02:26 |
VonGuard | not what i asked | 02:26 |
DasEi | repos | VonGuard | 02:26 |
DasEi | !repos | VonGuard | 02:26 |
ubottu | VonGuard: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories | 02:26 |
VonGuard | sigh | 02:26 |
OttifantSir | Here is the output after running fsck /dev/sda1 in a root shell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/257264/ | 02:26 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: where would I find it? | 02:26 |
VonGuard | same pages i've read 10000 times | 02:26 |
DasEi | VonGuard : listen above for foreign repos | 02:26 |
bucky | VonGuard: what on earth could be in debian that's not already in ubuntu? | 02:26 |
edbian_ | VonGuard: If you really wanna add the debian repos the file to edit is /etc/sources.lst | 02:26 |
Twittery | Can any one help me with something . I downloaded the iso file of opensuse and wanted to install via unetbootin . And it asked me to reboot , but in the grub entry when I tried to boot from unetbootin I get the error file not found . Why is that | 02:26 |
DasEi | VonGuard : * /etc/apt/sources.list | 02:27 |
Warning | DasEi : okay now its done im installing the airecrack | 02:27 |
cabrey | Twittery, opensuse doesn't exactly work with unetbootin | 02:27 |
Gelegrodan | is initramfs suppose to use "ipconfig" instead of "ifconfig" ? | 02:27 |
DasEi | !yay | Warning | 02:27 |
ubottu | Warning: Glad you made it! :-) | 02:27 |
Twittery | cabrey : Why is that | 02:27 |
VonGuard | i am not askign how to add repos | 02:28 |
cabrey | Twittery, tried it myself. maybe it'll be updated for the latest version, but I don't really know | 02:28 |
VonGuard | i am asking for some deb lines for some good repos | 02:28 |
VonGuard | like, Mozilla Thunderbird is not in ubuntu's normal repos for some reason | 02:28 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, I this script is not available for ubuntu anymore I think they have betterways to configure sound cards, you can try alsa's manuals... | 02:28 |
VonGuard | i need a repo with that, for example | 02:28 |
VonGuard | just the deb line | 02:28 |
Warning | just the last question now im using VirtualBox when i turn off the machine i will loose all that thinnk ?? | 02:28 |
OttifantSir | Got a machine that won't work because of something wrong on sda1, otherwise known as / Here is the output after running fsck /dev/sda1 in a root shell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/257264/ | 02:28 |
ctmjr | edbian_: i do not use the /network/interfaces file i use /etc/rc.local it connecst at boot let me look and see if the files are setup the same | 02:28 |
Xerran | Evolution is awesome...i prefer it over Thunderbird | 02:28 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: Take your time. Thanks for the help! | 02:28 |
bucky | Japan: System=>Administration=>Software Sources=>Updates | 02:29 |
DasEi | VonGuard: it's always your own risk, but you can search yourself for a given app if there are ubuntu-repos for that, like ppalaunchpad >> your own risk !! | 02:29 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: You know what? I just tested by /network/interfaces file and it connected! I thank you again for your help! Apparently all I needed was 1 simple package :) | 02:29 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: Maybe you can answer a question for me though? | 02:29 |
ctmjr | edbian_: ok | 02:30 |
Warning | all is done :) thnx you all thx DasEi for the help | 02:30 |
need_help | hey i need to change file system without loose data! how i can do this with debugfs ? | 02:30 |
need_help | i didn't understand using the man page :( | 02:30 |
DasEi | Warning: nice , and install pastebinit, additional : sudo apt-get upgrade | 02:30 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: How can I control what DNS servers I'm using? I noticed that dhcp re-writes /etc/resolve.conf | 02:30 |
checkit__ | I'm having trouble setting up my usb wireless adapter. There is a driver for my card (rt2500usb), but it's not showing in my sudo lshw -C network (see http://pastebin.com/d2d274e8e). Help anyone? | 02:30 |
AegisRising | Vonguard, you might try http://packages.ubuntu.com/....allows you to search for what you want?? | 02:31 |
edbian_ | checkit__: "sudo modprobe rt2500usb" will activate the driver | 02:31 |
Warning | DaseI : sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 02:31 |
Warning | ?? | 02:31 |
DasEi | y | 02:31 |
checkit__ | edbian__: ok will try it | 02:31 |
di||itante | set is on the router | 02:32 |
DasEi | Warning: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && sudo apt-get upgrade | 02:32 |
di||itante | edbian_: set it on the router | 02:32 |
Mka | OttifantSir: not an expert, but did you run fsck on sda1 while on the single runlevel (recovery mode)? | 02:32 |
edbian_ | di||itante: I'm at school. It's not my router to configure | 02:32 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: I have a IDT 92HD75B3X5 and it's not here http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Vendor-Intel does that mean alsa doesn't have support for my chipset? | 02:33 |
DasEi | need_help: want to change or repair it ? | 02:33 |
OttifantSir | Mka: I can't get to CLI without using root shell from recovery mode | 02:33 |
Gelegrodan | is initramfs suppose to use "ipconfig" instead of "ifconfig" ? | 02:33 |
checkit__ | edbian__: tried it, but no change. I'm looking for something like "driver=<aaa>" in the configuration line | 02:33 |
need_help | DasEi change | 02:33 |
OttifantSir | Mka: So yes, I did. Sorry for the snide remark above | 02:33 |
bucky | edbian_: https://www.opendns.com/start/device/ubuntu | 02:33 |
HobbleAlong | VonGuard: Ubuntu versions of most debian software are modified to suit Ubuntu... read incompatible. | 02:33 |
Warning | DasEi : its done thx you :) | 02:33 |
Mka | OttifantSir: try getting the live cd | 02:34 |
edbian_ | checkit__: Yeah I know. You might want to look at "lspci -k" as well to figure out what driver you're using. modprobe inserts modules (which is linux speak for installs drivers) | 02:34 |
DasEi | need_help: that won't work, as you reformat it, got to save somewhere | 02:34 |
kpkudi | how can this be?: ls: cannot access /var/run/mpd/pid: No such file or directory | 02:34 |
need_help | DasEi debug2fs then for what it use ? | 02:34 |
edbian_ | bucky: Yeah well the problem is I'm not using the GUI network manager. Also dhcp seems to be re-writing resolve.conf for me. How can I avoid this? | 02:35 |
DasEi | Warning: can try now : pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list and call url in browser, to see how paste works | 02:35 |
AegisRising | VonGuard,you might want to try http://packages.ubuntu.com/....allows you to search for what you want in Ubuntu?? | 02:35 |
need_help | DasEi sorry debugfs | 02:35 |
Zappo | Hi im having problems installing a app from source when i try to install it it gives me this http://pastebin.com/m599205f6 any help? | 02:35 |
eupator | hello people | 02:35 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, You told me you made it work? So it is supported for sure, at most you may have to install some proprietary drivers, that may be easily done with System->Administration-> Hardware Drivers | 02:35 |
OttifantSir | Mka: No problem. Got about five of them lying around somewhere in all this mess. Give me a few hours to look for one of them. Plus I have three other computers, so it really shouldn't be a problem. And what should I do when running the live CD? Anything besides fsck <device>? Like options? | 02:36 |
bucky | edbian_: uncomment the prepend line in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf add your nameserver and sudo dhclient eth0 or whatever your network device is called | 02:36 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, But I do not think this is necessary. | 02:36 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: sorry, I've found the page, but it says something about the kernel and whatnot. I don't understand any ofit http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-hda-intel | 02:36 |
kpkudi | can someone send me everything in there var/run/mpd folder | 02:37 |
[TOP]kangu | quick question! | 02:37 |
Iyunkateus | [TOP]kangu: Fire away | 02:37 |
DasEi | need_help: the filesystem will not chenge (ext), but you can check or alter it's existance, for ext3 it's fsck /e2fsck, you won't change to another fs with that | 02:37 |
edbian_ | bucky: Will I have to "sudo dhclient <interface>" everytime my system restarts? | 02:37 |
[TOP]kangu | anyone know how to update my sound drivers for some reason i have no sound | 02:37 |
eupator | is where any body know, what key I nedd give to apt, for it will not ask if I sure want to install somethink? | 02:37 |
DasEi | a* | 02:37 |
Cyber-Dogg_alt | sweet! i got my HDMI sound working | 02:37 |
bucky | lukasoft: look thru all your menus under Applications and Sytem preferences and turn the volume up on the icon in the upper right corner and run alsamixer and turn up the volume and pcm | 02:37 |
[TOP]kangu | im new to ubuntu just installed it yesterday | 02:37 |
Warning | im installing now kismet when i finish i will | 02:38 |
marcelo_ | lukasoft, Did you try to work out system->Preferences->Sound? | 02:38 |
bucky | edbian_: no just the first time to make the changes take effect... as long as you have the auto eth0 and iface eth0 inet dhcp lines in /etc/network/interfaces | 02:39 |
bucky | edbian_: *dhcp* | 02:39 |
Mka | OttifantSir: try fsck -f -v -y -r <device>. If this doesn't repair it, you probably have a more involved problem. You may look through the man pages for "debugfs" and "badblocks" but be careful | 02:39 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: When it worked the first time, it 'worked' on autodetect. | 02:39 |
minderaser | I want to tar a directory but _not_ the symlinks within it. How can this be done? | 02:39 |
Gelegrodan | is initramfs suppose to use "ipconfig" instead of "ifconfig" ? | 02:40 |
edbian_ | bucky: I do :) Thanks for the help! :) I supposed a restart would have the same effect as sudo dhclient eth0 then? | 02:40 |
bucky | edbian_: sure.. but why | 02:40 |
edbian_ | bucky: Just tyring to understand what the command does | 02:40 |
* sinsun Free Chinese Class is still welcome Linux users and friends. Join #sinsun-says | 02:40 |
OttifantSir | Mka: Thanks for the help. About to look for one of the live CDs or the USB-disk I created. Will be back to tell how it worked out? | 02:41 |
andresmh | I'm trying to play a DVD and the sound is choppy to the point that it's unbearable. Any ideas on what I could fiddle with? | 02:41 |
bucky | edbian_: it's the same executable that gets called on reboot if you have dhcpcd enable for your specific network interface | 02:41 |
edbian_ | bucky: That's what I figured. And it's working BTW! Thank you! :) | 02:42 |
need_help | DasEi they say if fsck didn't work out i can use fsck -yb to specify the superblock! from where i can get out superblock ? | 02:42 |
Palin | ? for anyone I am use Ubuntu 9.04. I have a Intel GM 950 Graphic chip. I was wondering if the a way to get urban terror &/or UT 2004 for running with playable frame rates? Have look all over the net and try different xorg.conf setting now seem to work | 02:42 |
lukasoft | marcelo_: in sound preferences | 02:43 |
DasEi | need_help: who are they ? so it occurs you want to repair your fs, not change it; I'd suggest you use e2fsck from a live on the unmounted hd first;; can you still access the drive /partiton now ? | 02:43 |
ctmjr | edbian_: i guess we both learned something :) | 02:44 |
edbian_ | ctmjr: ! Excellent! :) | 02:44 |
Cyber-Dogg_alt | I have an ATI remote wonder | 02:44 |
Cyber-Dogg_alt | during my mythbuntu install, it would control the mouse just fine | 02:45 |
Cyber-Dogg_alt | now that mythbuntu is installed, it doesn't work | 02:45 |
minderaser | andresmh: Are you running Totem? I would try installing the "ugly" gstreamer plugins | 02:45 |
Cyber-Dogg_alt | I have set the infrared devices to ati x10 (kernel) and I've aso tried the userspace one | 02:45 |
smogattack | when is ubuntu 9.10 released? | 02:45 |
Cyber-Dogg_alt | neither seem to work | 02:45 |
Cyber-Dogg_alt | any thoughts? | 02:45 |
Johnneylee | Hello, can I get some help with gfxboot? I'm having an issue following the tutorials. | 02:45 |
andresmh | minderaser: I am using VLC. How do install "ugly" plugins? | 02:46 |
Warning | DasEi the pastebini is on ur private | 02:46 |
Dr_Willis | vlc dosent use the gstreamer plugins i thought. | 02:46 |
smogattack | when is ubuntu 9.10 released? | 02:46 |
lstarnes | smogattack: in october | 02:47 |
RRyo | hi all | 02:47 |
smogattack | lstarnes, this october...? | 02:47 |
Dr_Willis | smogattack: when its done.. note 9.10 is the DATE. year/month. | 02:47 |
lstarnes | smogattack: yes. | 02:47 |
Dr_Willis | smogattack: everytime someone asks.. it gets pushed back a week.. :P | 02:47 |
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lstarnes | smogattack: that's the "9" in 9.10, as in the 10th month of 2009 | 02:47 |
minderaser | andresmh: Hmmm, I'm no expert on this sort of stuff. I was under the impression, though, that one of the advantages of VLC was that it came with all those plugins and whatnot by default | 02:47 |
Dr_Willis | minderaser: i agree. I think it does for the most part. | 02:47 |
smogattack | lstarnes, that's genius! | 02:47 |
minderaser | I want to tar a directory but _not_ the symlinks within it. How can this be done? | 02:48 |
DasEi | Warning:yep, consider uncommenting some more to have full access to all software | 02:48 |
IdleOne | smogattack: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseSchedule more support in #ubuntu+1 | 02:48 |
Blizzerand | Hey there , is it sources.list or sources.lst | 02:48 |
lstarnes | Blizzerand: /list | 02:48 |
lstarnes | Blizzerand: er, .list | 02:48 |
smogattack | IdleOne, is a "beta" available? | 02:48 |
Blizzerand | lstarnes : Oh thanks | 02:48 |
lstarnes | smogattack: I think there is an alpha | 02:48 |
IdleOne | smogattack: it is Alpha4 #ubuntu+1 | 02:48 |
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Johnneylee | I remove grub and get through parts of the tutorial. But when I have gfxboot installed and I'm told to reinstall grub, I can't. This is my input: Find /boot/grub/stage1 I get this error: Error 15: File not found | 02:49 |
minderaser | andresmh: do you have Totem installed? Try your DVD with that and see if it's still choppy | 02:49 |
lstarnes | smogattack: #ubuntu+1 is the cuanntl for ubuntu 9.10 until it is released | 02:49 |
smogattack | Thank all you guys so much!! | 02:49 |
HobbleAlong | smogattack: 9.10 is due Oct. 29 | 02:49 |
andresmh | minderaser, for some reason Totem doesn't even play sound at all | 02:49 |
andresmh | minderaser, it only plays sound for the intro menu | 02:49 |
smogattack | Thank all you guys so much!! | 02:49 |
smogattack | Thank all you guys so much!! | 02:49 |
minderaser | andresmh: Oh, that's a pisser | 02:49 |
Johnneylee | I remove grub and get through parts of the tutorial. But when I have gfxboot installed and I'm told to reinstall grub, I can't. This is my input: Find /boot/grub/stage1 I get this error: Error 15: File not found | 02:50 |
coreyman | Something has my CD drive locked, how can I force it to leave my drive alone and let me have the disc | 02:50 |
DasEi | Warning:an example : http://paste.ubuntu.com/257271/ | 02:50 |
lstarnes | minderaser: the -h option will replace symlinks with the files/directories that they point to | 02:50 |
DasEi | Warning:as said before, can use synaptic to find your fastest mirror | 02:51 |
Blizzerand | Japan : Go to your /etc/apt/sources.list and you should find something , paste it in pastebin or someother pasting site please . The thing is that you require a gpg key to solve the update prob | 02:51 |
coreyman | Something has my CD drive locked, how can I force it to leave my drive alone and let me have the disc | 02:52 |
DasEi | need_help: ? | 02:52 |
bucky | coreyman: type eject or sudo eject | 02:52 |
coreyman | bucky thx | 02:52 |
minderaser | lstarnes: If I understand you correctly, you're saying that is how to include the files that are symlinked, which is exactly what I do _not_ want. i.e. I want to make a tar file without the symlinked files | 02:52 |
Gelegrodan | someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup? | 02:52 |
coreyman | bucky didnt work | 02:53 |
lstarnes | minderaser: do you still want the symlinks, or do you want them gone as well? | 02:53 |
Johnneylee | Jesus. This is pretty annoying... | 02:53 |
bucky | coreyman: then it's mounted and you have to unmount the drive first | 02:53 |
mooseknuckle | . | 02:53 |
Johnneylee | sudo umount /path/to/drive | 02:53 |
minderaser | lstarnes: I do NOT want them. I read something somewhere that tar does not include symlinks by default, but when I'm making the tar it still has them when I untar it. | 02:54 |
bucky | coreyman: sudo umount /media/cdrom0 ? | 02:54 |
Warning | DasEi : how to run the airmon-ng as root ? | 02:54 |
Johnneylee | Yes | 02:54 |
Gelegrodan | Warning: sudo airmon-ng | 02:54 |
lstarnes | minderaser: I don't think there's a direct option in tar for that | 02:54 |
Gelegrodan | maybe you shouldnt try to be a hacker Warning ;) | 02:54 |
lstarnes | minderaser: you could try a trick using find | 02:55 |
Johnneylee | Can someone help me with some grub issues? Is there anyone on who knows about grub2? | 02:55 |
DasEi | Warning: either by sudo or give permission to the standard user (network, wireless) | 02:55 |
bucky | Johnneylee: is this with ext4 ? | 02:55 |
Johnneylee | Gelegrodan: Don't accuse people of hacking. He's obviously testing the security of his own network | 02:55 |
Gelegrodan | Johnneylee: oh, ofc. | 02:55 |
minderaser | lstarnes: I'm wondering though, that since when I made the symlinks (they're directories, by the way) I used absolute rather than relative path names, and I'm thinking that the reason I can still get to the files from the untar'd tar file is that it's following the absolute path name to where the files actually are | 02:56 |
Gelegrodan | someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup? | 02:56 |
Johnneylee | bucky: Yes it is | 02:56 |
minderaser | lstarnes: does that make sense? | 02:56 |
lstarnes | minderaser: it might | 02:56 |
coreyman | bucky it tells me it isn't mounted | 02:56 |
bucky | Johnneylee: you might google. about that i think i saw somewhere that grub2 don't like ext4 | 02:56 |
Johnneylee | coreyman: what's your probelm? | 02:56 |
minderaser | lstarnes: I'd be interested in hearing about the find trick you mentioned | 02:56 |
coreyman | johnneylee the cd drive won't spit out the disc | 02:56 |
lstarnes | minderaser: I need to find out how to make it work first. | 02:56 |
Johnneylee | bucky: thanks I'll look into any problems with ext4 | 02:57 |
Johnneylee | coreyman: Laptop or Tower? | 02:57 |
minderaser | lstarnes: I'm going to experiment by making a relative path symlink and see what happens | 02:57 |
bucky | coreyman: push the button for the drive door | 02:57 |
Beardbar | just installed ubuntu server, setting up a home webserver. been trying to change the ssh port, but after restarting ssh i still cannot connect via the new port number. any where else I need to to change the ssh port other then /etc/ssh/sshd_config ? | 02:58 |
Johnneylee | coreyman: In like 98% of cdroms there is a little hole than manually ejects the cd. | 02:58 |
Warning | Gelegrodan : no just im trying to crack a WEP key :P but that the first time i use Linux System | 02:58 |
Johnneylee | Beardbar: I can help. | 02:58 |
swapy | guys i need help | 02:58 |
Dr_Willis | Beardbar: thats it as far as i know. Be sure your firewalls are not blocking the other ports also. | 02:58 |
Gelegrodan | Warning: check aircrack homepage, there is guides | 02:58 |
Beardbar | Johnneylee: all ears and thanks! | 02:59 |
coreyman | it's a laptop, and i know there is a little hole, i could just as easily reboot the dang thing, but it does this all the time... when i push the button it wont eject | 02:59 |
Johnneylee | Warning: It's your own key, RIGHT? :) (the answer is yes). | 02:59 |
swapy | i downloaded a theme for ubuntu and installed it but it was halfly installled now llok of my desktop is messed up | 02:59 |
swapy | how to reset to defaults | 02:59 |
bucky | Beardbar: do you define the new port number from the client when you try to connect? | 02:59 |
Beardbar | Dr_willis: i have csf installed but I stopped it to test the new port, also added the new port to the conf. | 02:59 |
DigitalKiwi | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=528276 aircrack-ng guide | 03:00 |
Johnneylee | Beardbar: so you changed the config file for ssh and restarted the service and then attempted t o ssh? | 03:00 |
merma | do you think is normal never using the swap partition when on a 4gb ram system? | 03:00 |
Beardbar | bucky: aye, im using putty to connect from a windows machine to the linux box | 03:00 |
swapy | help me | 03:00 |
swapy | i downloaded a theme for ubuntu and installed it but it was halfly installled now llok of my desktop is messed up | 03:00 |
merma | i mean, i've never seen swap use and it's activated | 03:00 |
bucky | coreyman: cat /etc/mtab and see if it's mounted somewhere else | 03:00 |
Dr_Willis | swapy: themes are composed of 'parts' window decorator, widgits, icons. and so on. you can pick and choose the parts from the theme manager/appearance settings. (system-> preferances -> appearance -> customize) | 03:00 |
DigitalKiwi | merma: for a home user, yeah that's normal | 03:00 |
Johnneylee | swapy: buddy. go to system then preferences then appearance. | 03:00 |
bucky | Beardbar: what's the putty command | 03:00 |
Beardbar | Johnneylee: yep, although im still connected via putty on the original default port 22. when i restarted ssh it didnt kick me but if I exit the putty session and try to reconnect i am unable to. | 03:00 |
swapy | i went there and applied fefualt human theme still same | 03:01 |
swapy | no effects | 03:01 |
Warning | DasEi : how to give permission to Standard User ? | 03:01 |
Beardbar | bucky: well its a gui interface but i connect using ssh on the new port number to local lan ip the linux box is on. i.e. 192.168.1.8 | 03:01 |
Mka | Hi guys. I am using the freshly installed Ubuntu 9.04 - Jaunty on the Acer laptop with ATI Radion X700 graphics card and wanted to use an external monitor (Dell 19" LCD) . So I installed the fglrx driver and the amdcccle (Catalyst Control Centre). After rebooting, jaunty kept on freezing on each reboot. I uninstalled fglrx and amdcccle but now I still cannot use my Dell monitor. What should I try? | 03:01 |
bucky | Beardbar: what's telling putty to use the non standard port number? | 03:02 |
Warning | Gelegrodan : that hack work on TP Link ? | 03:03 |
Beardbar | bucky: the port box with putty you get to inputs in a form, hostname/ip and port number then hit open. i use it fine to connect to other servers where the ssh port has been changed. | 03:03 |
Gelegrodan | Warning: what hack? | 03:03 |
coreyman | bucky i dont see it listed anywhere | 03:03 |
swapy | http://i32.tinypic.com/j9n6dd.png | 03:03 |
swapy | have a look at this | 03:03 |
Beardbar | are there any default firewalls isntalled with ubuntu server edition that I may have overlooked? | 03:03 |
Johnneylee | Beardbear: Can you check your private conversation? | 03:03 |
Warning | Gelegrodan : Crack a WEP | 03:04 |
bucky | Beardbar: can you connect on the local host and is this going out on the network thru a modem or router and needs port forwarding? | 03:04 |
Gelegrodan | you cant crack without wlan | 03:04 |
kilo_ | hey guys, how can i access another partition using terminal? | 03:04 |
DigitalKiwi | Beardbar: you're telling putty to use the port you told the server right? | 03:04 |
Warning | Gelegrodan : that will work on wireless card TP link ? | 03:04 |
bruenig | kilo_: mount it? | 03:04 |
Gelegrodan | a wlan card yes | 03:04 |
lstarnes | minderaser: I'm still looking for a method for excluding symlinks from tar files | 03:04 |
Gelegrodan | and if it supports packet injection it will go alot faster.. | 03:04 |
kilo_ | bruenig: i'm fairly new to terminal, how can i mount? | 03:04 |
bruenig | kilo_: man mount | 03:05 |
minderaser | lstarnes: I think I just figured it out | 03:05 |
bucky | coreyman: something is wrong.. shutdown the machine and poke a paper clip in that little hole to open the cd door | 03:05 |
Beardbar | bucky: that might be it, the router! i'll check | 03:05 |
D3RGPS31 | I'm using postfix and dovecot, my users don't receive incoming mail; anyone have 2 cents to throw in o: | 03:05 |
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[TOP]kangu | anyone here setup / configured ubuntu in quakelive to work? having some issues. | 03:05 |
Beardbar | DigitalKiwi: yep, think its the router issue though, hey you from new zealand by chance? | 03:05 |
DigitalKiwi | no | 03:05 |
Gelegrodan | someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup? | 03:05 |
DigitalKiwi | so no sheep jokes, plz, kthnkx | 03:06 |
kilo_ | bruenig: ok got it thanks a lot | 03:06 |
Warning | Gelegrodan : i put airmon-ng i didn't got any interface | 03:06 |
bucky | Beardbar DigitalKiwi he's from virtual NZ | 03:06 |
DigitalKiwi | "they screw virtual sheep" | 03:06 |
bucky | doh! | 03:06 |
minderaser | lstarnes: What it appears to me to be doing is that it will tar the symlink but _not_ the actual file that it refers to. If you're using an absolute path and are on the same system, when you go untar the file and go into the symlinked directory it will find the file because it's following the absolute path | 03:06 |
Johnneylee | Beardbar: Do you know how to check your private conversations? | 03:06 |
coreyman | bucky if i shut it down and start back up, drive will be accessible again, the moment a program accesses the drive i can't get the cd out | 03:06 |
DigitalKiwi | oh was that a sheep joke, sorry :( | 03:06 |
bucky | DigitalKiwi: you said no jokes | 03:06 |
DigitalKiwi | it was only a virtual joke! | 03:07 |
TeslaTrav | im having an audio pronlem in ubuntu... I've tried 2 different sound cards, both are detected in setup... | 03:07 |
bucky | coreyman: if you're running from the livecd it's not going to let you just pull the cd out if that's what's going on | 03:07 |
coreyman | nope | 03:07 |
D3RGPS31 | TeslaTrav: is pulseaudio running <.< | 03:07 |
minderaser | lstarnes: If you're using a relative path, however, and untar it in a different location (or another machine) it seems as though it cannot find the file, as it didn't actually tar the "real" file in the first place | 03:07 |
bucky | coreyman: then i'm out of ideas | 03:07 |
minderaser | lstarnes: does that make sense? | 03:07 |
bucky | sorry | 03:08 |
coreyman | bucky lol | 03:08 |
Johnneylee | coreyman: you can use the to-ram function to be able to use a different cd. | 03:08 |
Mka | coreyman: then find the program accessing the cd and kill it | 03:08 |
Johnneylee | Can someone help me with this whole Grub issue I have? | 03:08 |
TeslaTrav | no, I've never used pulseaudio | 03:08 |
coreyman | mka k3b ? | 03:08 |
innomen | Hey guys, my "Save markings" in synamtic is producing a 0kb file | 03:08 |
coreyman | mka killall k3b ? | 03:08 |
lstarnes | minderaser: it appears to make sense | 03:08 |
innomen | synaptic | 03:08 |
poi77 | Hi! I just set up a gui in Ubuntu server. But the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is empty! Also, my Xorg process is taking up 100% of a cpu core. Can I resolve this? | 03:08 |
D3RGPS31 | TeslaTrav: then i'm damn useless :D | 03:08 |
D3RGPS31 | I'm using postfix and dovecot, my users don't receive incoming mail; anyone have 2 cents to throw in O: | 03:09 |
Mka | coreyman: maybe? if not burning? | 03:09 |
Johnneylee | *Throws in two cents* There. | 03:09 |
linuxuser_ | can anyone tell me what the option is to install ext4 at install-time? | 03:10 |
Dr_Willis | I just told the installer to use ext4 filesystems when it formatted i recall | 03:11 |
poi77 | Hi! I just set up a gui in Ubuntu server. But the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is empty! Also, my Xorg process is taking up 100% of a cpu core. Can I resolve this? | 03:11 |
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Dr_Willis | poi77: xorg.conf is very minimal now a days. I have systems that can run with no xorg.conf at all | 03:11 |
spO | ubuntu auto mounts dvds/cds , hal does that automatically or with a program? i can use the gui desktop to eject a dvd/cd , but is there a console command? | 03:11 |
dcosta | HEY guys | 03:11 |
marcelo_ | linuxuser_, You should be prompted about what filesystem to use. | 03:11 |
dcosta | hard night | 03:12 |
Dr_Willis | spO: the 'eject' command normally unmounts/ejects the cd. | 03:12 |
Warning | Gelegrodan: when im putting soda armona-ng im not gotting an interface what should i do ? | 03:12 |
linuxuser_ | marcelo_: Before the format, correct? | 03:12 |
Ziggyzxxyl | How do I copy files from XP running in virtualbox to an ubuntu folder on the same machine the virtual XP is running on? | 03:12 |
Johnneylee | Are you still having that cd issue? | 03:12 |
user_ | neisha | 03:12 |
coreyman | should k3b be taking more than two minutes to prepare write process? | 03:12 |
Gelegrodan | is your card supported Warning ? | 03:13 |
Johnneylee | Ziggyzxxyl: You need to set up shared network folders. | 03:13 |
marcelo_ | linuxuser_, I thinks yes, before ... | 03:13 |
user_ | sheira | 03:13 |
linuxuser_ | thanks | 03:13 |
Warning | Gelegrodan : how can i know ? | 03:14 |
Gelegrodan | you google. | 03:14 |
Gelegrodan | or check their homepage | 03:14 |
Ziggyzxxyl | Johnneylee: I have a shared folder set up, but if I try to access it, it tells me I have no permission to access the network resource and network path was nto found. | 03:14 |
bernhard | how can i see the cpu temperature? | 03:14 |
Ziggyzxxyl | not* | 03:14 |
Lostinspace_46 | I am mapping my mouse buttons to my keyboard. To do this I need to know the actual command the the mouse button generates. How can I find this> | 03:15 |
marcelo_ | bernhard, Install lm-sensors. | 03:15 |
Warning | Gelegrodan : i type TP Link supported to Ubuntu ? | 03:15 |
Ziggyzxxyl | Johnneylee: when I browse network from the XP window, the shared folder shows up, but I can't access it. | 03:15 |
spO | if i am not running desktop , will ubuntu automount my cdrom drive? | 03:15 |
Gelegrodan | Warning: i have no idea what your talking about | 03:15 |
coreyman | bernhard stick your tounge to the bottom of your heatsink, and look at your tounge in the mirror :) | 03:15 |
Warning | my wlan cart is TP Link | 03:16 |
gartral | alrighty... anyone else loose monitor output rotation with the latest kernals and nvidia180s? | 03:16 |
psycho_oreos | Warning, its not the brand name that matter, its the chipset that's sitting inside | 03:16 |
IdleOne | coreyman: how was that helpful? | 03:16 |
D3RGPS31 | I'm using postfix and dovecot, my users don't receive incoming mail; anyone have 2 cents to throw in | 03:16 |
marcelo_ | bernhard, don't listen to coreyman, Just apt-get them :) | 03:16 |
TeslaTrav | I'm running mythbuntu, and can't seem to get audio to work. I've checked the sliders, I've got the right alsa drivers, tried a different card... any ideas? | 03:16 |
Gelegrodan | someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup? | 03:17 |
Dr_Willis | TeslaTrav: be sure its not defaulting to an onboard card. | 03:17 |
TeslaTrav | no onboard | 03:17 |
Lostinspace_46 | coreyman: That really wasn't helpful...funny though..lol | 03:17 |
TeslaTrav | but, it does have 2 other things listed as possible cards... kinda strange, one is my vid card | 03:17 |
minderaser | lstarnes: I'm gonna split. Thanks for your help! | 03:17 |
TeslaTrav | well, under the gnome audio manager that is | 03:18 |
Distans | need a wiz, making a long story short: Is it possible to forward packages going to one MAC address to a different MAC? | 03:18 |
coreyman | Jeez guys give me a break i was being comical. | 03:18 |
bazhang | coreyman, comicality in #ubuntu-offtopic not here | 03:18 |
Lostinspace_46 | coreyman: I SAID it was funny...lol | 03:18 |
TeslaTrav | Dr_Willis ... Dr Geoff WIllis? | 03:19 |
Dr_Willis | TeslaTrav: no.. willis is my first name | 03:19 |
TeslaTrav | ahh, hehe | 03:19 |
bozz1 | how can i get my cpu temperature? | 03:19 |
spO | dr_willis, will hal automount a cdrom drive if no desktop is running? | 03:19 |
TeslaTrav | I thought you were a guy I work with | 03:19 |
coreyman | lostinspace_46 others here are more serious and take if offensivley when one line of their chat gets scrolled up for comedy. | 03:19 |
TeslaTrav | hehe | 03:19 |
marcelo_ | bozz1, apt-get lm-sensors | 03:19 |
psycho_oreos | bozz1, <marcelo_> bernhard, Install lm-sensors. | 03:19 |
Dr_Willis | sp0 not that ive seen | 03:19 |
Lostinspace_46 | bozz don't ask coryman | 03:19 |
Dr_Willis | spO: theres tools to make the system automount with out X running.. but i dont use them | 03:20 |
jrgp | I'm having trouble mounting an ntfs partition: "Failed to open hiberfil.sys data attribute: No such file or directory" | 03:20 |
marcelo_ | lol | 03:20 |
jrgp | ? | 03:20 |
ctmjr | !info lm-sensors | Lostinspace_46 | 03:20 |
ubottu | Lostinspace_46: lm-sensors (source: lm-sensors-3): utilities to read temperature/voltage/fan sensors. In component main, is extra. Version 1:3.0.2-2ubuntu4 (jaunty), package size 122 kB, installed size 556 kB | 03:20 |
derekS | hey, i just downloaded the daily iso, and i am trying to install it on my machine via usb harddrive. i have done it succesfully with img files, but iso's are different. how do i copy an iso to make it bootable | 03:21 |
a94060 | unetbootin | 03:21 |
a94060 | look for that util | 03:21 |
a94060 | derekS: unetbootin | 03:21 |
derekS | a94060: thanks! | 03:22 |
Dr_Willis | unetbootin can take an iso and create a bootable flash drive.. an actual usb 'hard drive' im not sure how that would differ from unetbootins point of view | 03:22 |
Lostinspace_46 | ctmjr I was not asking about that, was bernhard | 03:22 |
IdleOne | derekS: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick | 03:22 |
spO | ubuntu server edition does not automount automatically from fresh install, what causes desktop edition to autmount ... So, how can you add desktop features of automount to server edition? | 03:22 |
D3RGPS31 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b64kBUPCK1s :o | 03:22 |
a94060 | derekS: your welcome | 03:22 |
Dr_Willis | sp0 install the 'ubuntu-desktop | 03:23 |
Warning | the wlan need to be supported to what > | 03:23 |
Warning | ? | 03:23 |
Dr_Willis | sp0 install the 'ubuntu-desktop' package and it should install all the stuff to automount i think | 03:23 |
psycho_oreos | Warning, a linux friendly chipset | 03:23 |
derekS | a94060: any non-qt apps? | 03:23 |
a94060 | hmmm | 03:23 |
bazhang | D3RGPS31, dont paste that here. | 03:23 |
beebop | derekS: look at this too http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/ | 03:23 |
ctmjr | Lostinspace_46: oops sorry | 03:23 |
a94060 | idk,i use it on windows derekS | 03:23 |
derekS | beebop: its linux | 03:23 |
beebop | derekS: that IS for linux | 03:24 |
marcelo_ | D3RGPS31, What is your point? | 03:24 |
Dr_Willis | unetbootin dosent do the 'persistent' feature last i checked | 03:24 |
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psycho_oreos | Warning, how is the device connected to the machine anyway? | 03:24 |
gnomenklayture | i can't change director to my jumpdrive in the terminal, how doi move back a directory? | 03:25 |
Lostinspace_46 | Maybe I am asking the wrong question. How do I find the command for "select"? Like a left click. and no problem ctmjr | 03:25 |
Dr_Willis | gnomenklayture: 'cd path' or 'cd ..' | 03:25 |
Dr_Willis | !bash | gnomenklayture | 03:25 |
ubottu | gnomenklayture: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 03:25 |
beebop | derekS: also, http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-boot-cd-for-ubuntu-904/ and the offical ubuntu page @ https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/installation-guide/i386/boot-usb-files.html | 03:26 |
Lostinspace_46 | gnomenklayture: Gret nick! | 03:26 |
Dr_Willis | Lostinspace_46: there is no 'commands' like that - That i have ever seen. You wish to remap the left mouse click to be (for example) on the F12 key? | 03:26 |
william56 | would anyone happen to know offhand why the latest restricted nvidia drivers would be missing glx with my gts 250? | 03:26 |
[TOP]kangu | anyone here play quake live and know how to setup / configure ubuntu in quakelive to work? having some issues. | 03:26 |
gnomenklayture | Lostinspace_46, thanks :) | 03:26 |
Dr_Willis | [TOP]kangu: it works here with firefox 3.0 just fine | 03:26 |
gnomenklayture | Dr_Willis, that worked thanks | 03:26 |
Dr_Willis | [TOP]kangu: well it can crash.. but it does work | 03:27 |
swapy | hello | 03:27 |
swapy | http://tinypic.com/r/5lnvc5/3 see this | 03:27 |
swapy | my problem | 03:27 |
Lostinspace_46 | Dr_Willis: pretty much. I want to map all mouse buttons to keyboard | 03:27 |
marcelo_ | william56, missing glx drivers? | 03:27 |
Dr_Willis | Lostinspace_46: gnome has a feature to 'controll the mouse via keyboard' somewhere in the settings | 03:27 |
Dr_Willis | Lostinspace_46: it uses the numpad i recall to move it around | 03:27 |
Warning | Supports drivers for NetWare 3.x, 4.x, Windows 98/Me/NT4.0/2000/XP, and Linux 2.4.x kernel. ... | 03:27 |
william56 | marcelo_: i meant that glxinfo is giving me the old extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0" | 03:28 |
D3RGPS31 | I'm using postfix and dovecot, users don't receive incoming mail | 03:28 |
Lostinspace_46 | I know that feature, it does not do what I need | 03:28 |
psycho_oreos | Warning, ask in #aircrack-ng.. I'll be in there | 03:28 |
swapy | swapy> hello | 03:28 |
swapy | <swapy> http://tinypic.com/r/5lnvc5/3 see this | 03:28 |
swapy | <swapy> my problem | 03:28 |
william56 | swapy: fish in a barrel? | 03:29 |
KB1JWQ | swapy: OH MY GOD YOU'RE IN THE FUTURE. | 03:29 |
swapy | what | 03:29 |
swapy | i have much problems | 03:29 |
swapy | i cannot see applications places and system menus due to white color | 03:29 |
Dr_Willis | Lostinspace_46: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=926105 mentions --> http://gizmod.sourceforge.net/ | 03:29 |
KB1JWQ | swapy: You pasted a screenshot. | 03:29 |
swapy | yes | 03:30 |
william56 | ohh | 03:30 |
gartral | anyquick way of adding 300 images too the backgrounds list in gnome? | 03:30 |
Lostinspace_46 | Dr_Willis: I seem to have 2 choices either the command a button generates, or a way to identifya button to xbindkeys | 03:30 |
Dr_Willis | gartral: select all, drag./drop? | 03:30 |
Dr_Willis | bbl | 03:30 |
br34l | could it be, that ubuntu doesnt like multiple downloads, like 5 files á 200Mb..here it crashes ^^ | 03:31 |
kellykel | what is the terminal download for liero xterme | 03:32 |
* kellykel test | 03:32 |
IdleOne | /you fail | 03:32 |
kellykel | lol | 03:33 |
marcelo_ | br34l, Are you downloading them from the browser? | 03:33 |
br34l | yes | 03:33 |
Lostinspace_46 | Dr_Willis: I am checking that out now | 03:33 |
Gelegrodan | someone managed to get dropbear work with cryptsetup? | 03:33 |
william56 | anyone know of a guide that walks ubuntu users through possible reasons that glxinfo gives "Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig" ? | 03:33 |
marcelo_ | br34l, Download them with wget instead | 03:33 |
br34l | marcelo_: humm..ok i'll give it a try | 03:34 |
marcelo_ | william56, I am using a nvidia Geforce 9800 GT and the glxinfo gives me what i expect. | 03:34 |
mypc | test 123 | 03:35 |
Distans | 456 | 03:37 |
danger_ | hi | 03:37 |
br34l | never tried wget before...its so easy and..nice ^^ | 03:38 |
Distans | it sure is br34l | 03:38 |
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Fragsworth | Ever since I switched to Ubuntu I can actually *hear* things that cause a visual change on my monitor. | 03:39 |
Distans | Fragsworth you say what now? :) | 03:39 |
Fragsworth | Anything that causes the screen to change will produce a sound out of my speakers | 03:39 |
simran | anyone here use amarok? | 03:39 |
Fragsworth | It's extremely annoying. I can hear the damn cursor blinking. | 03:39 |
SpacePigeon | hi, did anybody have problems installing new pidgin (from ppa) | 03:39 |
Lostinspace_46 | Dr_Willis: That looks promising. I am looking at the dos now. Thanks. | 03:40 |
simran | when i try to play an mp3 in amarok it states "too many errors in this playlist.. Playback stopped | 03:40 |
Fragsworth | The sound of alt-tabbing is pretty wild though. | 03:40 |
Lostinspace_46 | Fragsworth: I'm sorry man, but that is hysterical | 03:40 |
Distans | Fragsworth you're hitting the keyboard too hard xD | 03:41 |
Fragsworth | I've tested it. It's not my CPU causing the sound to be produced. | 03:41 |
gartral | Dr_Willis: to where/ | 03:41 |
Fragsworth | It's only actual changes to what is about to be displayed on the screen. | 03:42 |
Fragsworth | Any idea how to isolate this kind of thing>? | 03:42 |
Lostinspace_46 | Fragsworth: Ummm, you ain't been smoking anything, have you, cuz..well... | 03:42 |
Elcrapocrew | ok, please forgive me but can someone PLEASE help... I am trying to get my monitor's resolution set to 1280x1024 but it is apparently not handing out the correct EDID infoto my card (it never has) however since any changes i make to xorg.conf are ignored i am at a loss of how to fix the problem... | 03:42 |
Fragsworth | Lostinspace_46: No. | 03:42 |
Fragsworth | It's also only Ubuntu. Vista won't do it. | 03:43 |
Lostinspace_46 | Fragsworth: again, sorry man, but that was the only explanation I couuld come up with..lol | 03:43 |
Johnneylee | Fragsworth: Why won't the xorg.conf keep your changes? | 03:43 |
Johnneylee | Fragsworth: did you run your text editor with root privileges? | 03:44 |
IndyGunFreak | i'd say thats most likely the problem | 03:44 |
Fragsworth | Johnneylee: I think you're responding to the wrong person | 03:44 |
Lostinspace_46 | Elcrapocrew: did you try systen>prefferences>appearance? | 03:45 |
marcelo_ | Fragsworth, Try to plug your keyboard in other usb | 03:45 |
Elcrapocrew | Lostinspace_46: yes, I also installed the drivers for my nvidia card | 03:45 |
Johnneylee | Fragsworth: sorry buddy, completely accidental. | 03:45 |
Fragsworth | marcelo_: Just tried that. No difference. | 03:46 |
tony123 | whats the default port for the sendmail server? | 03:46 |
Elcrapocrew | Lostinspace_46: i think it has something to do with the new version of Xorg trying to do away with the xorg.conf | 03:46 |
IndyGunFreak | Elcrapocrew: did you set your resoultion in nvidia settings? | 03:46 |
ctmjr | Elcrapocrew: what option in xorg did you put for edid | 03:46 |
KB1JWQ | tony123: That'd be 25. | 03:46 |
Fragsworth | I think it might be the electric field going across the video wires are interfering with the sound wires, but I don't understand why only Ubuntu picks it up as sound. | 03:46 |
tony123 | alright thank u:P | 03:46 |
Elcrapocrew | ctmjr: I dont know my EDID settings i wish i did | 03:47 |
[TOP]kangu | could anyone possibly take a moment and msg me and help with a problem i have with sound =/ | 03:47 |
KB1JWQ | tony123: 587 is for submission. | 03:47 |
tony123 | am a n00b at mail servers lol | 03:47 |
tony123 | submission? | 03:47 |
KB1JWQ | tony123: Then may I delicately suggest postfix instead? It's a bit less... clunky. | 03:47 |
deedub | boo | 03:47 |
Elcrapocrew | IndyGunFreak: yeah tried it there too, but the option doesnt show up | 03:47 |
marcelo_ | [TOP]kangu, state your problem | 03:47 |
Lostinspace_46 | Elcrapocrew: I don't know what to tell you then, sorry. Except that the issue is so prevalent that #xorg won't even take questions about it anymore | 03:47 |
tony123 | well all im trying to do is send mail out | 03:47 |
IndyGunFreak | Elcrapocrew: i'mnot sure what the EDID settings have to do w/ aything, have you tried setting the resolution in nvidia settings? | 03:47 |
tony123 | and not receive any in | 03:47 |
[TOP]kangu | for some reason my sound driver or my sound i have no sound ... maybe a driver update? | 03:48 |
Elcrapocrew | Lostinspace_46: Thats is a bummer! | 03:48 |
Elcrapocrew | Lostinspace_46: is there any way to force Xorg to use the conf file? | 03:48 |
Lostinspace_46 | Elcrapocrew: IndyGunFreak gave good advice. | 03:49 |
tony123 | LOL @ readerrors | 03:49 |
marcelo_ | [TOP]kangu, did this happen suddenly? | 03:49 |
Johnneylee | Elcapocrew: Yea. RTFM it tells you what switch to use to specify a config for Xorg | 03:49 |
IndyGunFreak | Elcrapocrew: so the option you want, isnt in nvidia settings? | 03:49 |
bucky | Elcrapocrew: did you run nvidia-xconfig | 03:49 |
Elcrapocrew | IndyGunFreak: yeah the resolution i need is not listed, but I know the monitor supports it because i use it on my win 7 all the time | 03:50 |
donaldo | as I get this information from the proc? , the time when the system was last booted. | 03:50 |
Elcrapocrew | bucky: yip, the option I need is not listed | 03:50 |
Elcrapocrew | Johnneylee: how do i go about setting the switch you refer to?? | 03:51 |
Ademan_kitchen | anyone here know how to recover from a segfault while dpkg is processing its triggers? (ldconfig is segfaulting and it's the libc6 package in question) it'd be nice if i could forgo the trigger and reinstall libc6 via apt, but apt won't work because dpkg is in a bad state.... anyone?... | 03:51 |
bucky | Elcrapocrew: which option was that? | 03:52 |
donaldo | help me please | 03:52 |
donaldo | as I get this information from the proc? , the time when the system was last booted. | 03:52 |
Elcrapocrew | bucky: Johnneylee said: Yea. RTFM it tells you what switch to use to specify a config for Xorg | 03:52 |
simran | for what reason woudl amarok not play my mp3s | 03:52 |
lijinwei | hi, | 03:53 |
marcelo_ | Ademan_kitchen, killing the dpkg process? | 03:53 |
Elcrapocrew | @all: what it the meaning of RTFM?? | 03:53 |
lstarnes | Elcrapocrew: its full meaning is obscene and can't be repeated here | 03:53 |
Elcrapocrew | Read The Freaking Man Page? | 03:53 |
lstarnes | Elcrapocrew: but it essentially means "read the _ manual" | 03:54 |
lijinwei | who can help me? about the *.PDF | 03:54 |
Elcrapocrew | lstarnes: thank you | 03:54 |
lijinwei | I can't open it. | 03:54 |
Ademan_kitchen | marcelo_: what do you mean? dpkg isn't still running, it's just that when apt tries to run dpkg it fails, apt outputs "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem." | 03:54 |
lstarnes | lijinwei: have you tried opening it with evince? | 03:54 |
Elcrapocrew | lstarnes: forgive my ignorance but the chat slang changes ever so fast | 03:54 |
Geepers | i'm having trouble with my graphics card. whenever i start up using my PCI graphics card, ubuntu 9.04 wont boot up, instead it gives me an error. it works fine with onboard | 03:55 |
ctmjr | donaldo: last | grep boot | 03:55 |
Geepers | can anyone help me | 03:55 |
lijinwei | yes .but I can open the issue26_zh-CN | 03:55 |
kellykel | what is the terminal download for liero xterme? | 03:55 |
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lijinwei | but I can't open the issue25_zh-CN | 03:55 |
abb | @Elcrapocrew: you can usually find great definitions for Internet slang stuff like that at everything2.com (it's like a less-strict version of wikipedia). everything2.com/?=RTFM (etc) | 03:55 |
abb | oops, apologies -- that might have been the wrong chat window! | 03:56 |
marcelo_ | Ademan_kitchen, Sorryi thought the process was running. | 03:56 |
Ademan_kitchen | kellykel: unless it's in the repository you're probably best using instructions from the liero xtreme website (or maybe getdeb.net) | 03:56 |
Ademan_kitchen | marcelo_: no problem, thanks for the answer | 03:57 |
wgo | hi | 03:57 |
lijinwei | who can speak in chinese? | 03:58 |
KB1JWQ | !cn | lijinwei | 03:58 |
ubottu | lijinwei: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 03:58 |
Geepers | I'm having trouble using my NVIDIA GeForce 5200 FX graphics card with linux, whenever i try to boot my pc using my graphics card it freezes and give me an error, can anyone help me? | 03:58 |
tony123 | ok if 25 is default sendmail port then what is the default port for mysql? | 03:59 |
marcelo_ | lijinwei, I did not understand whether you tried evince or not?? | 03:59 |
KB1JWQ | tony123: 3306, usually. | 03:59 |
conor87 | Hello all. Does anyone know how to get a pair of Creative USB Speakers working in Ubuntu 9.04? | 03:59 |
donaldo | ctmjr: I get that information consulted a proc file, example: cat / proc / file? | 04:00 |
lstarnes | tony123: 3306 | 04:00 |
tony123 | ok thanks | 04:00 |
Geepers | I'm having trouble using my NVIDIA GeForce 5200 FX graphics card with linux, whenever i try to boot my pc using my graphics card it freezes and give me an error, can anyone help me? | 04:00 |
bamhm1821 | Hey, I just put a hard drive with Ubuntu on it in my Tablet PC, but the touch screen doesn't work. Any tips on where I can get some drivers or how I can make it work? | 04:00 |
abb | @connor87: do they not have any instructions/info at Creative's web site? | 04:00 |
cjs | How do I see a list of recent updates that I've applied to my system, and the messages describing what they do? | 04:00 |
bamhm1821 | It is a Gateway M285-E | 04:00 |
lijinwei | wait a second ,I will try it again. | 04:00 |
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cjs | Or, alternatively, how do I figure out of any specific system (kernel) has a fix for that whole mmap-page-zero mess? | 04:01 |
Geepers | I'm having trouble using my NVIDIA GeForce 5200 FX graphics card with linux, whenever i try to boot my pc using my graphics card it freezes and give me an error, can anyone help me? | 04:01 |
entropy | Hi all - I'm in Jaunty, and I need to lzm2dir. can someone help me find the correct package to install for this? | 04:01 |
bamhm1821 | Or, does anyone know where the serial.conf is? | 04:01 |
tony123 | how can i remove sendmail server so i can add postfix to ubuntu | 04:02 |
tony123 | +? | 04:02 |
coreyman | ls /dev shows me TONS of tty 1-63 what's up witht that? | 04:02 |
conor87 | @abb: Not that I have been able to find | 04:03 |
cjs | tony: just aptitude install postfix. | 04:03 |
devkhadka | how can i install build-essentials, build-common in ubuntu 9.04 | 04:03 |
cjs | Oops, that was to tony123 . | 04:03 |
tony123 | ok | 04:03 |
br34l | marcelo_: i think i do something wrong...im not rly able to dl .avi | 04:03 |
MeRodent | I hate it when I forget something basic.. How do I show permssions on a file? | 04:03 |
arand | entropy: "apt-cache search lzm" Gives the possible candidates seemingly? | 04:03 |
cjs | tony123: And then, one more step, to avoid some minor problems there are a couple of sendmail packages you want | 04:03 |
conor87 | @abb: I had them working at one point, but I seem to have messed with something I should not have and now I am just trying to figure out how I had it set up under Ibex | 04:04 |
cjs | to remove. | 04:04 |
marcelo_ | MeRodent, chmod | 04:04 |
MeRodent | marcelo_, thanks. | 04:04 |
arand | MeRodent: or just plain ls | 04:04 |
arand | MeRodent: ls -l that is | 04:04 |
cjs | I don't recall what they are, but "aptitude search sendmail | grep ^i" will find them. if you don't remove them, you'll get a message from cron every twenty minutes about sendmail-mdf not existing, or something like that. | 04:04 |
dvpdiner2 | After accidentally making myself the owner of all files, how can I restore root as owner of everything except /home? | 04:04 |
MeRodent | arand, that's what I was looking for. | 04:04 |
coreyman | I'm trying to install grub... and sudo grub-install /dev/sda tells me could not find device for /boot not found or not a block device. | 04:05 |
abb | @conor87: when you unplug the speakers, then plug them back in -- what kind of messages do you see in dmesg (if any?) does the system even see/notice the hardware change? | 04:05 |
marcelo_ | br34l, werent you able to download them? | 04:05 |
cjs | dvpdiner2: root should not be the owner of everything outside of home. That will break stuff left and right. | 04:05 |
ctmjr | donaldo: i do not uderstand what you are looking for you mean cat /proc/uptime? | 04:05 |
entropy | arand, I had the default files installed of those, and I've now elected to install the rest | 04:05 |
cjs | dvpdiner2: (It should own a lot of stuff outside of /home, but not all.) | 04:05 |
marcelo_ | MeRodent, Sorry I missread and thought you wanted to change permissions. | 04:06 |
entropy | and arand, I still cannot lzm2dir | 04:06 |
br34l | marcelo_: i only get 8,2Kb and the .avi is like 194Mb | 04:06 |
dvpdiner2 | Reinstalling is the easiest solution then? (/home is on its own partition, so no data loss) | 04:06 |
marcelo_ | br34l, And br finishes ? | 04:06 |
conor87 | @abb: I'm not certain. I'm not quite sure what I would be looking for if there was a hardware change | 04:06 |
marcelo_ | br34l, And wget finishes? Are you pasting the correct address? | 04:07 |
kfan | my video card in my laptop gets hot and laptop shuts down when watching videos or games anyone help? | 04:07 |
simran | gnash vs swfdec ? | 04:07 |
wgo | is there any chinese | 04:08 |
br34l | marcelo_: i try to figure it out right now..but i think it's not a wrong adress | 04:08 |
cjs | dvpdiner2: I suspect so. | 04:08 |
ctmjr | !cn | wgo | 04:08 |
ubottu | wgo: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 04:08 |
donaldo | ctmjr: I've consulted. | 04:08 |
donaldo | but I need to get the start time, 9:30 pm start of the system. | 04:08 |
donaldo | is to develop a small program in c. | 04:08 |
kfan | my video card in my laptop gets hot and laptop shuts down when watching videos or games anyone help? | 04:08 |
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arand | entropy: From wht google says, it seems like lzm2dir is not available through at least default ubuntu repos, I think... | 04:09 |
br34l | marcelo_: allright, i got it :) | 04:09 |
marcelo_ | kfan, If it gets hot it is a good thing to shut down | 04:09 |
br34l | marcelo_: thank you anyway for the wget tip ;) | 04:10 |
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entropy | arand, I understand. I do, however, need to install it. I'm currently trying to get the updated driver for my USB wireless adapter installed, and I need the prog to do so. | 04:10 |
xim_ | how come when i went from karmic alpha to jaunty there is a different version of ktorrent? | 04:10 |
jdu | kfan, does this happen only on linux? (if perhaps ubuntu consumes more graphics resources) or is it a general hardware problem for all OS's? | 04:10 |
xim_ | do different ubuntus install different versions of software from packages with the same name? | 04:11 |
marcelo_ | kfan, You should answer here so that other people can help too | 04:12 |
arand | entropy: And no way to unzip it just using p7zip? This is lzma compression we're talking right? | 04:13 |
entropy | yes, arand. | 04:13 |
entropy | if I needed to decompress [file].lzm to /, what would be the command for p7zip? | 04:14 |
ctmjr | donaldo: try who -b if you want to know where it stores that info then you will have to do some research | 04:14 |
Innomen | hey guys what will happen if i delete my home folder and reboot? | 04:14 |
coreyman | I'm only able to detect one device at a time on this raid card from within ubuntu I'm guessing...... The bios will only boot from a device plugged in to sata port 1, grub is set up for the device to be booted from sata port 0.... The live cd doesn't see my drive on sata port 1 | 04:14 |
Innomen | the install wont load, and i'm trying to not lose an hours and a half of updateding and such | 04:15 |
arand | Unfortunately I do not know; look at "p7zip --help" | 04:15 |
Johnneylee | Innomen: notmuch really. go for it. | 04:15 |
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cjs | Innomen: probably you won't be able to log in. | 04:18 |
cjs | Johnneylee: that wasn't very nice. | 04:18 |
Johnneylee | cjs: I'm sorry it was kinda funny though. | 04:19 |
Johnneylee | cjs: I'm helping him now. He's got a bit of a problem. He reaches the part where the mouse shows up, but then it hangs. | 04:19 |
cjs | Johnneylee: well, so long as you're helping him out of the mess, I find it amusing too. | 04:20 |
cjs | Did he actually do it? | 04:20 |
conor87 | Hello all. Does anyone know how to get a pair of USB speakers working in Ubuntu 9.04? | 04:21 |
[TOP]kangu | does anyone know how to get ventrilo working when i join it gives me this error. | 04:22 |
[TOP]kangu | Unable to initialize outbound codec (GSM 6.10 - 44 KHz, 16 bit): Unable to open codec stream. Code = 8 | 04:22 |
Johnneylee | your codecs. They have fail. | 04:23 |
Johnneylee | Are you using the correct codec for the server? | 04:23 |
[TOP]kangu | how would i get them codecs =/ | 04:23 |
Johnneylee | What codec is the server using? | 04:23 |
[TOP]kangu | srys im new to inux | 04:23 |
[TOP]kangu | how would i check | 04:23 |
Johnneylee | Trial and error | 04:23 |
caseyd | hi, i'm wondering.. would this card work good in ubuntu? Are their drivers and such? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121315 (I have to have low-profile and AGP) .. thanks for your help. | 04:26 |
LBIguy | hey guys i have ubuntu installed and last night my computer locked up so i done a hard reset and now when i try to boot ubuntu it brings me straight to a monnand line.. Grub | 04:26 |
LBIguy | command | 04:26 |
Johnneylee | do you not have your password? | 04:27 |
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david__ | GUYS EVOLUTION is sending everything to junk mail what should i do? | 04:28 |
entropy | if I needed to decompress [file].lzm to /, what would be the command for p7zip? | 04:28 |
disappearedng | how do I install gtk+ what is the name of the package? | 04:29 |
LBIguy | u talkin to me Johnneylee | 04:29 |
lstarnes | disappearedng: libgtk2.0 | 04:30 |
lstarnes | disappearedng: it might be libgtk2.0-0 | 04:30 |
eminor | entropy: 7z e -o/outputpath /path/archive.lzm | 04:30 |
lstarnes | disappearedng: libgtk2.0-dev contains the development files for building programs that use gtk | 04:30 |
disappearedng | \ok yeah | 04:30 |
disappearedng | the book says that I have to install them in a specific order GLib, Pango, ATK, and GTK+ | 04:31 |
br34l | LBIguy: same question from me: do you forgot your password? | 04:31 |
lstarnes | disappearedng: they can be installed in any order | 04:31 |
conor87 | Would anyone here happen to know how to get USB speakers working in Ubuntu 9.04? | 04:31 |
LBIguy | no i never forgot my password | 04:31 |
lstarnes | disappearedng: usually, installing one package through the package manager installs all packages that it requires | 04:31 |
br34l | LBIguy: so, why u reseted it? | 04:31 |
disappearedng | Hey I always see this: W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://ubuntu.cn99.com jaunty-updates/restricted Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/ubuntu.cn99.com_ubuntu_dists_jaunty-updates_restricted_binary-i386_Packages) | 04:32 |
acalbaza | having trouble getting my ipod touch to mount using ifuse... i see the usb connect up through /var/log/messages, but my device does not show up. anyone know how to troubleshoot this one? | 04:32 |
jdu | conor87, possibility you haven't selected them? my help won't get much more advanced than that, but I might suggest googling the speakers and linux or ubuntu | 04:32 |
entropy | eminor, when I do that I get the error Error: Can not open file as archive | 04:32 |
LBIguy | i'm not resetin my password | 04:32 |
bullgard4 | What is meant by 'reflection' in (x)randr? As in the sentence: "The Resize and Rotate extension (RandR) is a very small set of client and server extensions designed to allow clients to modify the size, reflection, rotation and refresh rate of an X screen." | 04:33 |
lstarnes | disappearedng: check /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d, or system > amdinistration > software sources | 04:33 |
LBIguy | it just boots straight to grub menu and i don't know y | 04:33 |
jdu | conor87, it may be alsa doesn't support them, or there is some other driver issue as well. | 04:33 |
jdu | conor87, you might check what devices alsa supports | 04:33 |
disappearedng | Istarnes for what | 04:33 |
lstarnes | disappearedng: duplicate entries | 04:33 |
lstarnes | bullgard4: I think it refers to inversion or flipping of the display | 04:34 |
conor87 | @jdu: I've tried googling as well as "mixing and matching" the alsa and realtek setting, sadly all to no avail. | 04:34 |
br34l | LBIguy: i just wonder, why u reseted your pc, because it was locked...you could unlock it with your password | 04:34 |
jdu | conor87, yeah, sorry. So it is recognized then? | 04:35 |
LBIguy | br34l it locked up as in froze | 04:35 |
LBIguy | as in windows lock up | 04:35 |
eminor | entropy, i tested here and it's working, path to archive is correct? | 04:35 |
conor87 | @Jdu: I had them working for a while under Ubuntu 8.10, but since upgrading I must have done something to them, I'm just not sure what though. | 04:35 |
LBIguy | first time it ever happened to me | 04:35 |
LBIguy | and now when i boot ubuntu it brings me straight to the brub command line | 04:36 |
LBIguy | any ideas how to fix it? | 04:36 |
jdu | conor87, yeah, i don't know, sorry I can't help. | 04:36 |
david__ | GUYS EVOLUTION is sending everything to junk mail what should i do? | 04:37 |
entropy | yes, eminor | 04:37 |
conor87 | @jdu: Not a problem and the response is appreciated regardless. Hopefully I'll have it figured out in the next day or two. | 04:38 |
eminor | entropy, please paste the full command here :-) | 04:38 |
david__ | GUYS EVOLUTION is sending everything to junk mail what should i do? | 04:38 |
khalil | LBIguy: you can restore grub | 04:39 |
entropy | 7z e -o/ kernel.lzm | 04:39 |
bullgard4 | lstarnes: lstarnes I know the word "to flip" when flipping a coin or an oil painting with a wooden frame at a wall. Then an observer will see the back side. But what sense does this make with a display? (My native language is not English.) | 04:39 |
eminor | do you try to extract it as root? | 04:39 |
eminor | cause as an user you don't have write permissions to / | 04:40 |
entropy | uno memento | 04:40 |
jdu | bullgard4, make the top of the screen be at the bottom or the right be at the left for example. | 04:40 |
Mumei | *NOOB ALERT* : Hi i have a retarded question.. i installed ubuntu to usb then update it.. after that i run cd defect check and it reports 2 errors.. is this normal or do i have a defect? *NOOB ALERT* | 04:41 |
eminor | entropy, don't do it as root... use an other output folder | 04:41 |
entropy | same result, eminor | 04:41 |
bullgard4 | jdu: Ah, I see. Thank you for explaining. | 04:41 |
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eminor | hm.. maybe your archive is corrupt or it's really not an archive :-P | 04:41 |
jdu | bullgard4, no problem. | 04:41 |
kitty_ | Mumei, if it installed fine, your archive you downloaded (the .iso) could have been corrupt, but not in an area you specifically used for installation | 04:42 |
gnomenklayture | Johnneylee, thanks for the control alt f1 thing :) | 04:42 |
gnomenklayture | thats allowed me to fix it | 04:43 |
Mumei | kitty_ : i dont understand.. are you trying to say my ubuntu installation iso is corrupt? sorry im not quite sure what you are saying.. | 04:43 |
detrix | is there a public python channel? | 04:43 |
detrix | on this server | 04:43 |
eminor | entropy, create a new archive and try to extract it | 04:44 |
boss_mc | detrix: if you /join #python you'll find out yourself | 04:44 |
kitty_ | Mumei, you tried the "verify cd contents" from the boot menu while booting the cd, correct? | 04:44 |
Mumei | kitty_ : yep but its not really a cd.. its a persistent usb | 04:45 |
detrix | boss_mc: i did that already, I thought there might be a #public_python channel...I dont want to guess at the name. | 04:45 |
Mumei | kitty_ : more info > build using this guide > http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/ | 04:45 |
boss_mc | detrix: what's a public channel? aren't they all public? | 04:46 |
detrix | boss_mc: well I need to be invited to gain access to #python...so its not exactly public is it. | 04:46 |
kitty_ | you know you can just install ubuntu to a usb drive, just like you were using your normal hd, right, my 4Gb microSD still has about 1Gb free and a full install on it | 04:47 |
boss_mc | detrix: I've not been invited but I can just join it... | 04:47 |
detrix | boss_mc: I shall try again. | 04:48 |
Mumei | kitty_ : well i dont wanna waste my time downloading the vmware cause its like.. 30 mins (acks!).. so i used that guide.. is this the end? T.T if it is i will install it from the virtual machine... =( | 04:49 |
kitty_ | mumei, what are you exactly trying to do? | 04:50 |
Johnneylee | Mumei: What are you trying to accomplish? | 04:50 |
detrix | boss_mc: ok, my bad. it was not 'invite' it was identified' so how do I get identified by the server? | 04:50 |
HobbleAlong | Mumei: This means you have errors. This may or may not affect your install, but do you really want to take the chance? | 04:50 |
Mumei | ok guys.. i see your point | 04:51 |
boss_mc | detrix: you need to register with nickserv (you would have got instructions when you connected to the server) | 04:51 |
lijinwei | my problem is gone | 04:51 |
Mumei | as hard as it seems... i will (*gulp*) do it for the sake of a clean install... thanks for the advise =(.. | 04:51 |
michelin0231 | i'm using an ati integrated 3450 and the HDMI 1920x1080 is not outputting correctly. 1920x1200 over DVI to a monitor works just fine. digital cable to my tv works fine. but 1920x1080 over hdmi to my tv is weird. it looks like all the detail is there, maybe, but it's downscaled 5% and i have little black border around my screen | 04:51 |
triplc | (newbie) please recommend a *ncurse* front-end of mplayer? I love mplayer a lot, and at the same time do not like those GUI | 04:51 |
Johnneylee | Mumei: what are you doing? | 04:51 |
detrix | boss_mc: reading them now | 04:51 |
kitty_ | ok who just told mumei to do a clean install or whatever they're gonna do now? | 04:52 |
Mumei | Johnneylee: reinstall the ubuntu from scratch | 04:52 |
Crayboff | for some reason my cpu usage skyrockets. I'm not sure why it is happening, the screenlet i have that gives me a bunch of info shows 'hal-system-smbi-root' appearing once in a while under the top ten programs using the most cpu, then it dissappears and reappears later, it usually says it is using between 50-75% CPU, then it disappears and reappears etc | 04:52 |
boss_mc | detrix: most irc clients will allow you to auto-identify when you connect (xchat does for one) | 04:52 |
Mumei | kitty_ : i you guys mean that o.0 | 04:52 |
Mumei | thougt* | 04:52 |
lijinwei | what do you think about the Full circle? | 04:52 |
Cray1 | Hello all, I have installed ubuntu and cannot get the wireless to work on my laptop. | 04:52 |
kitty_ | no one told you to reinstall, we're asking what you want to do with your pendrive | 04:53 |
Cray1 | My wireless card is | 04:53 |
lijinwei | I think it is wonderful!!!!!!! | 04:53 |
Cray1 | 03:07.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02) | 04:53 |
Cray1 | Subsystem: Broadcom Corporation Device 0449 | 04:53 |
Cray1 | Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 64, IRQ 22 | 04:53 |
Cray1 | Memory at c0200000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=8K] | 04:53 |
Cray1 | Kernel driver in use: b43-pci-bridge | 04:53 |
FloodBot2 | Cray1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:53 |
Cray1 | Kernel modules: ssb | 04:53 |
kitty_ | there is no reason to use that "pendrivelinux" build unless you wanted to access other files on your flash drive from windows (on any pc supporting usb/fat32) | 04:53 |
simran | Does anyone here know their video codecs/plugins well enough to let me know if im missing something or if i dont need something if i give them a list?? | 04:53 |
Mumei | oh.. sorry didnt get the point xD pardon me | 04:53 |
kitty_ | so mumei what exactly are you trying to do with your pendrive? | 04:54 |
Dr_Willis | simran: i normally install the w32codecs pack from medibuntu. and i can play most anything. | 04:54 |
Cray1 | Any ideas I have entered the router ssid and the security key but no connect. Any ideas? | 04:54 |
Mumei | kitty_ : trying to do this > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liveusb | 04:54 |
simran | i have installed tht plus muchb more Dr_willis | 04:55 |
simran | for online streaming | 04:55 |
a94060 | Cray1: What is the problem? i wasnt paying attention | 04:55 |
squisher | hi, anyone here familiar with apport-retracer? | 04:55 |
simran | even though flash sucks balls | 04:55 |
Cray1 | I cannot get my wireless to connect to my router. | 04:55 |
triplc | (newbie) please recommend a *ncurse* front-end of mplayer? I love mplayer a lot, and at the same time do not like those GUI (reask) | 04:56 |
Dr_Willis | simran: then state the actual problem. and perhaps give a url to the file you are having troubles playing.. 'flash' online. is a Much different issue then getting other video files to play. | 04:56 |
a94060 | ohh ok,whats ur model? | 04:56 |
squisher | I mean, with the internals of apport-retracer. I'm trying to figure out how one can retrieve the line # of a backtrace with it | 04:56 |
Crayboff | awesome, my cpu dropped and is now at normal levels, but i need a way to stop my cpu from killing my computer. The apparent culprit program is 'hal-system-smbi-root', what do I do if this happens again? | 04:56 |
Cray1 | Broadcom 4318 | 04:56 |
a94060 | k | 04:56 |
a94060 | did u install the correct drivers? | 04:56 |
entropy | eminor, I got the same result | 04:56 |
simran | sprry sir | 04:56 |
simran | sorry sir | 04:56 |
kfan | any programs to control fan speed? | 04:56 |
Cray1 | I assume the ubuntu install did that | 04:56 |
a94060 | run iwconfig,do u see anything there? | 04:57 |
kitty_ | Mumei, well have you ever done a standard ubuntu installation? | 04:57 |
merma | i have to admit something, linux sucks for transfering files, all my apps slow down | 04:57 |
Johnneylee | Cray1: what are you attemping to use? | 04:57 |
Mumei | kitty_ : nope this is the first time.. | 04:57 |
a94060 | Johnneylee: Broadcom 4318 | 04:57 |
Johnneylee | a94060: wireless? | 04:57 |
kitty_ | ah, well do you have 2 computers that you can use at once, cause that really makes it easier to install on one and use the internet for help from the other | 04:57 |
Cray1 | gives me no wireless extentions | 04:58 |
a94060 | yes | 04:58 |
a94060 | Johnneylee: yes | 04:58 |
Mumei | kitty_ : nope, i only has one pc.. | 04:58 |
Johnneylee | Cray1: I just got through this myself. Want a bit of help? | 04:58 |
a94060 | Cray1: that means driver isnt installed | 04:58 |
Dr_Willis | merma: i toss 4+gb files bout the lan all day long. and never notice any slowing down. So to each their own i guess. | 04:58 |
Cray1 | okay where is good place to get driver? | 04:58 |
kitty_ | have you ever booted linux on your computer yet? | 04:58 |
Crayboff | actually, maybe if someone can tell me what hal-system-smbi-root is... | 04:58 |
MrKeuner | Hello, how can I map the caps lock to super key? | 04:59 |
merma | Dr_Willis: im transfering 21gb from an ext3 partition to a ext4 partition | 04:59 |
Dr_Willis | merma: i do that sort of theing al day long also.. No real problems. | 04:59 |
a94060 | Johnneylee: you planning on helping him? | 04:59 |
Mumei | kitty_ : if you are asking me > i am chatting from within ubuntu usb now.. | 04:59 |
a94060 | sorry,im not sure if you are him or her,no offense,didnt mean to judge | 05:00 |
Cray1 | Johnlee i can use some help | 05:00 |
Dr_Willis | merma: would be nicer if the OS 'queued' up the muti files a little better. I drag 10gb over.. then find another 10gb.. so i gotr to rember to wait for the first 10gb to get done.. or the disk thrashes about a lot. | 05:00 |
Cray1 | lol i r he | 05:00 |
kitty_ | is ther any problems with your ubuntu install on that usb drive? | 05:00 |
merma | Dr_Willis: any idea why this happens? my 1minute load is > 6 | 05:00 |
Johnneylee | Cray1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25683 | 05:01 |
Dr_Willis | merma: no idea. How are you even montiring that info? | 05:01 |
Mumei | kitty_ : no problem.. but the defect check saying "2 errors" is kinda scaring me | 05:01 |
merma | through conky's load | 05:02 |
merma | it's > 10 now :0 | 05:02 |
Dr_Willis | I got conky going with my custome script.. dont even have it showing 'load' | 05:02 |
Dr_Willis | thats the same as tops load? or what. | 05:02 |
kitty_ | i'm not sure about that "defect check" since i'm not running the same thing as you, but if it works, i'd ignore it or get ahold of the people that made your specific pendrive distribution | 05:02 |
Crayboff | if my cpu usage bursts through the roof, and i already closed all of the applications to the best of my ability, what should I do? As of now, i've been just shutting down my computer and booting it back up | 05:03 |
merma | it is | 05:03 |
Dr_Willis | htop shows me load averate 6.73 3.65 1.70 | 05:03 |
Dr_Willis | whatever those mean in real terms ive no idea. :) | 05:03 |
Johnneylee | kitty_: Maybe he should use the pen drive as a installer to install ubuntu to his pc. | 05:03 |
automan070192 | is there anyway to use ares on ubuntu? | 05:03 |
bucky | detrix: you have to have your nick registered on freenode to have voice on many channels here... /msg NickServ HELP and register your nick | 05:03 |
Mumei | kitty_ : specific pendrive distribution? the linux or the pendrive? | 05:03 |
Johnneylee | Mumei: the linux. | 05:03 |
kitty_ | the people that packaged ubuntu into the pendrive installer | 05:04 |
Dr_Willis | merma: aha. :) my G15 kyboard lcd also has a 'load avg of 11.20 5.73 2.35' :) never noticed that info in the cpu gage on the lcd befor | 05:04 |
Johnneylee | automan070192: Umm for what purposes? | 05:04 |
automan070192 | music | 05:04 |
merma | Dr_Willis: it shows the 1 minute load avg, the 5 minute avrg and the 15 minute avrg ... if you have 2 cores you're "normal" load should be < 2 | 05:04 |
automan070192 | strictley music | 05:04 |
Mumei | Johnneylee & kitty_ : oh that... idk them LOL | 05:04 |
Dr_Willis | merma: load avg of 13.68 7.0 3.14 now.. - i am making a ISO-flash drive.. and i dont notice the system being slow at this time | 05:04 |
merma | how many cores do you have Dr_Willis ? | 05:05 |
Dr_Willis | Dual core AMD somthing or another. | 05:05 |
Dr_Willis | Formating somefilesystems and making a persstnt save on a flash drive right now. | 05:05 |
Johnneylee | automan070192: Anything wrong with torrenting? | 05:05 |
Johnneylee | automan070192: maybe try wine? | 05:05 |
Dr_Willis | Load is dropping it seems... | 05:05 |
kitty_ | well we don't have control or knowledge of everyone's madness when it comes to installation methods, if you wanted to follow the ubuntu instructions on installing to a flashdrive/usbstick then i'd know where you stood :P | 05:05 |
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kitty_ | but as i said, if its working fine, i'd just ignore the errors and continue from where you are | 05:06 |
merma | it's not very healthy to have that load | 05:06 |
Dr_Willis | merma: prove that statement? I am doing a lot of stuff in the background. | 05:06 |
Johnneylee | kitty_: You're pretty spot on. | 05:06 |
Mumei | kitty_ & Johnneylee : well guys ill reinstall it from INSIDE the cd this time... (no script installer from websites) and ill get back to you guys if it succeeds.. | 05:06 |
Dr_Willis | load doen to 3.66 now. and dropping | 05:06 |
Johnneylee | Sounds great mumei | 05:06 |
merma | Dr_Willis: well as long as it's not affecting you it's ok i guess | 05:06 |
Mumei | kitty_ & Johnneylee : ciao | 05:06 |
Dr_Willis | merma: i closed Htop and load dropped down to 2.24 :) | 05:07 |
Johnneylee | kitty_: some people :P | 05:07 |
bucky | Dr_Willis: keep your cpu cool | 05:07 |
Dr_Willis | bucky: i got so many fans on it.. its scary :) | 05:07 |
bucky | hahah | 05:07 |
automan070192 | which do you think would be fastest and easiest | 05:07 |
Dr_Willis | antec P900 case = one BIG box of fans. | 05:07 |
bucky | Dr_Willis: very nice | 05:08 |
Johnneylee | automan070192: I'd just torrent the music. If you need a demonoid invite, I can give you one. | 05:08 |
Dr_Willis | bucky: very loud also. I got most of them turned off. | 05:08 |
bazhang | Johnneylee, automan070192 take this chat elsewhere please | 05:08 |
Johnneylee | automan070192: Also, I use thepiratebay | 05:08 |
kitty_ | df reports 293Mb free, you think i'd beable to download a 277M file, noooo *stabs* | 05:08 |
Johnneylee | bazhang: thanks. But I'm finished. | 05:09 |
bazhang | !piracy | Johnneylee automan070192 | 05:09 |
ubottu | Johnneylee automan070192: piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music, and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o | 05:09 |
merma | check your cpu temp Dr_Willis | 05:09 |
pschorf | Can someone help me figure out why a ttf font isn't showing up in xfontsel? | 05:09 |
Dr_Willis | merma: not even sure where/how to do that on this box.. | 05:09 |
bucky | pschorf: how did you install the font? | 05:10 |
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Johnneylee | bazhang: question about that then, why didn't you ding him when he asked about the same sort of thing? Ares is a p2p... | 05:10 |
Dr_Willis | load avg down to .47 now :) | 05:10 |
pschorf | bucky, i coped it into /usr/share/fonts/truetype/custom, and then ran fc-cache -fv | 05:10 |
automan070192 | sorry for disrupting your guys chat | 05:10 |
merma | my load avg dropped completely after the transfer finished | 05:10 |
kitty_ | anyone familiar with bitpim ? | 05:11 |
disappearedng | Hey I can't mount my usb any one can help | 05:11 |
pschorf | bucky, it shows up with fc-list | 05:11 |
dragonfist | Hi! Is there any other MIDI player other than KMid? | 05:11 |
Johnneylee | dragonfist: no, that is the only one in the open source community :p | 05:12 |
kitty_ | disappearedng, unplug said usb, wait 10 seconds, re-insert, then from a terminal type in "dmesg | tail" and see what it says | 05:12 |
dragonfist | johnneylee : really? | 05:12 |
gnomenklayture | is there an alternate wifi manager? | 05:12 |
Johnneylee | dragonfist: I was kidding, hence the :p | 05:12 |
kitty_ | wifi-radar | 05:12 |
bazhang | gnomenklayture, wicd | 05:13 |
gnomenklayture | is there another? | 05:13 |
gnomenklayture | thats it | 05:13 |
gnomenklayture | thanks :) | 05:13 |
kitty_ | there are alot more but thats the one i use | 05:13 |
disappearedng | kitty_ usb-storage: device found at 31 | 05:13 |
disappearedng | kitty_ usb-storage: waiting for device to settle before scanning | 05:13 |
kitty_ | pastebinit | 05:14 |
alastair-e | I used the mini 9.04 cd to install ubuntu, but when I started Ubuntu all I can access is the command line, how do I | 05:14 |
bucky | pschorf: did you restart X ? | 05:14 |
alastair-e | *how do I access the window interface | 05:14 |
alastair-e | #ubuntu-se | 05:14 |
alastair-e | Woops. | 05:14 |
kitty_ | finish a sentence, you keep typing till you're done :P | 05:14 |
gnomenklayture | i couldent remeber it heheh | 05:14 |
pschorf | bucky, i restarted in frustration :P | 05:14 |
bazhang | alastair-e, install ubuntu-desktop ? | 05:14 |
Guest1552 | HIIIIIIIIII | 05:14 |
Dr_Willis | alastair-e: tell the channel what youmean by 'mini 9.04 cd' ? | 05:14 |
alastair-e | Dr_Willis: Looking for the actual name. The iso was called mini.iso | 05:15 |
Dr_Willis | alastair-e: sounds like you installed some minimal-cli only ubuntu then. | 05:15 |
bazhang | alastair-e, the minimal cd iso? | 05:15 |
kitty_ | alastair-e, depending on the packages you installed you may not have installed the "window" interface (X), try "apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" | 05:15 |
bucky | pschorf: and you did run fc-cache -fv as sudo ? | 05:15 |
kitty_ | and see if it tells you you have to download 900GB of crap or not | 05:15 |
Dr_Willis | alastair-e: you may want to go get the normal 'desktop' cd and install from that | 05:15 |
pschorf | bucky, yes | 05:16 |
disappearedng | kitty_ http://paste.pocoo.org/show/135635/ | 05:16 |
alastair-e | Dr_Willis: Can't burn it. That's why I resorted to the mini cd. It downloads and installs over the internet. | 05:16 |
bucky | pschorf: does ls -l /usr/share/fonts/truetype/custom list them all and show them as being root root ? | 05:16 |
pschorf | bucky, yes | 05:17 |
Johnneylee | alastair-e: What is it you're trying to do? | 05:17 |
alastair-e | The Minimal CD, that's what it's called. | 05:17 |
gnomenklayture_ | what is the terminal command that lets me get gpg keys for sources? | 05:17 |
alastair-e | Johnneylee: Install 9.04. | 05:17 |
pschorf | bucky, the permissions are 644 | 05:17 |
bucky | pschorf: and -rw-r--r-- | 05:17 |
alastair-e | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD This is what I'm using. | 05:17 |
Johnneylee | alastair-e: and you don't want to burn a disc? | 05:18 |
pschorf | bucky, yes | 05:18 |
kitty_ | disappearedng, http://paste.pocoo.org/show/135636/ <- that is what mine looks like when i plug in a device, if you wait long enough, it'll show you the actual device name | 05:18 |
bucky | pschorf: they do have a .ttf extension and not a .TTF extension right | 05:19 |
pschorf | bucky, they were TTF | 05:20 |
pschorf | bucky, should i rename them and restart X? | 05:20 |
kitty_ | alastair-e, is this on a second computer that you're installing ubuntu on so you can talk to us from here? | 05:21 |
D3RGPS31 | when sending mail from a provider to my user account, i get afew hours delay before the mail arrives; what can i do to cure that o: | 05:21 |
Johnneylee | Call them? | 05:21 |
kitty_ | alastair-e, when it boots and drops you to a command line, does it say something about "busy box" ? | 05:21 |
bucky | pschorf: for i in fonts/*.ttf fonts/*.TTF; do cp "$i" .fonts; done and do the sudo fc-cache -fv again and restart X | 05:21 |
gnomenklayture_ | how can i make update manager stop complaining about gpg keys? | 05:21 |
bucky | pschorf: change the path or cd into the dir | 05:21 |
kitty_ | D3RGPS31, if your mail server (on your user account) doesn't have an MX record they might delay it in attempts to slow down spam | 05:22 |
bucky | bbl | 05:22 |
pschorf | bucky, thanks, will be back | 05:22 |
D3RGPS31 | Kitty_ thank you o: | 05:22 |
spOO` | how do i install dsc files? | 05:23 |
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Johnneylee | you need to convert it first sp0 | 05:23 |
spO | oh my god | 05:23 |
Johnneylee | Let me research it | 05:24 |
* Dr_Willis wonders what a dsc file even is. | 05:24 |
zvacet | gnomenklayture_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/257311/ | 05:24 |
bucky | spO dpkg-source -x <name>.dsc | 05:24 |
lang2000 | hi all, why to install wvdial in jaunty? | 05:24 |
gnomenklayture_ | zvacet, thanky | 05:24 |
Johnneylee | Sorry I was wrong. | 05:25 |
zvacet | gnomenklayture_:np | 05:25 |
Johnneylee | sp0: Here is all I got for you buddy. .dsc is a debian source control file | 05:25 |
bucky | lang2000: i install it to dial into my isa dial up modem at work | 05:25 |
bucky | ring ring | 05:25 |
pschorf | can someone help me with an issue with truetype fonts in xfontsel? | 05:26 |
ddski166 | anyone have issues with wireless on xps m1330 in jaunty? | 05:26 |
spO | thanks | 05:26 |
lang2000 | bucky wvdial not present in jaunty | 05:26 |
Johnneylee | ddskil66: what is the hardware you're using for wireless? | 05:27 |
bucky | lang2000: nobody has a dial up account at an isp or an isa slot anymore | 05:27 |
Dr_Willis | I have external Serial modems.. In a box in the garrage. :) | 05:28 |
lang2000 | ooooo | 05:28 |
lang2000 | thank | 05:28 |
bucky | lang2000 see Dr_Willis ^^ | 05:28 |
Dr_Willis | !info wvdial | 05:28 |
ubottu | wvdial (source: wvdial): PPP dialer with built-in intelligence. In component main, is optional. Version 1.60.1+nmu2 (jaunty), package size 103 kB, installed size 320 kB | 05:28 |
alastair-e | How do you start up the window system from the command line? | 05:28 |
Dr_Willis | alastair-e: if its installed.. 'startx' | 05:28 |
Johnneylee | alastair-e: startx | 05:29 |
bucky | Dr_Willis: you can still use it to communicate over a serial cable i guess | 05:29 |
Dr_Willis | alastair-e: if you did a minimal install.. you got a few 100+mb of downloads to do first | 05:29 |
Johnneylee | alastair-e: or gdm | 05:29 |
pschorf | bucky, no dice with the rename | 05:29 |
Dr_Willis | bucky: thats what i last did with it ages ago | 05:29 |
axisys | is it possible to shrink a lvm ? | 05:29 |
lang2000 | oke bucky thans | 05:29 |
donaldo | hola perdonenme si ofendo, pero hay alguien que hable espaniol? | 05:29 |
maco | donaldo: #ubuntu-es | 05:30 |
donaldo | any speak spanish? | 05:30 |
ddski166 | PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN [Kedron] Network Connection | 05:30 |
bucky | pschorf: sorry buddy.. out of ideas unless you can do this http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/karmic/man8/update-fonts-dir.8.html | 05:30 |
maco | donaldo: en #ubuntu-es, sí | 05:30 |
kitty_ | alastair-e, i'd suggest "apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" and then using gdm to start your X desktop | 05:30 |
maco | donaldo: pero, aquí, solo inglés | 05:30 |
kitty_ | alastair-e, but thats just me | 05:30 |
zvacet | !es | donaldo | 05:30 |
ubottu | donaldo: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 05:30 |
pschorf | bucky, thanks for the help | 05:30 |
alastair-e | OK | 05:30 |
alastair-e | Thanks. | 05:31 |
br34l | do i have to open a new terminal for each download i do with wget? seems like | 05:31 |
bucky | Dr_Willis: can you use that to a cisco router or .. there's another app for that | 05:31 |
Dr_Willis | br34l: makes it easier to monitor them that way... you could do 'wget whatever &' i guess | 05:31 |
br34l | Dr_Willis. hmm ok | 05:32 |
Guest58668 | Hello all? | 05:33 |
Johnneylee | br34l: I think you can specify multiple files to download. Do you want to download them all at once? or in a queue?? | 05:33 |
Guest58668 | Ooops | 05:33 |
marcelo_ | br34l, why don't you put them on the background? | 05:33 |
jason__ | putting wget in the background with & doesn't work too well - it continues to spew progress reports on your terminal | 05:33 |
Guest58668 | How do you modify your IRC Name and stuff in irssi? | 05:34 |
Dr_Willis | Guest58668: /nick NICKNAME | 05:34 |
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Dr_Willis | Guest58668: you may want to check the irssi starters guide. | 05:34 |
Johnneylee | br34l: hey do this. download terminator and divide the screen as need be | 05:34 |
gletob | ok | 05:34 |
br34l | JohnneyLee all @ once | 05:34 |
Dr_Willis | Terminator is very very handy. :) Im using it right now | 05:34 |
lstarnes | gletob: you may also want to check /set and /help set | 05:34 |
br34l | k, i'll give terminator a try :) | 05:35 |
WebcamWonder | Is there a way to only let apt check a selected list of packages from a given PPA to be taken as upgrade? | 05:35 |
WebcamWonder | Other than doing it manually ofcourse | 05:35 |
rhlin | hello, anyone using ubuntu as a server? Sorry upfront for the newbie question! | 05:35 |
tony123 | how can i unlock a users folder to copy a file to it? | 05:35 |
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jason__ | br34l, your best option might be to put all the files you want to download into FILE, then run "wget -q -i FILE &" - that should tell wget to silently fetch all the urls in FILE | 05:35 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: the desktop edition can work as a 'server' also. :) so you may want to clarify the question. | 05:35 |
lstarnes | gletob: you may also want to check /set and /help set | 05:35 |
lang2000 | any speaks indonesian | 05:36 |
bazhang | !id | 05:36 |
ubottu | join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia | 05:36 |
lang2000 | thaks ubbottu | 05:36 |
rhlin | Dr_Willis: I want to setup a server (file) to access from anywhere, like clients houses, etc. | 05:36 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: thers dozens of ways to do that. | 05:37 |
ddski166 | anyone have their wireless cut out with jaunty with an intel pro/wireless 4965 ?? | 05:37 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: simple way. set up ssh, and use ssh to get the files you need. | 05:37 |
gnomenklayture_ | god this is a huge PITA is there a way to automate this key fetching madness? | 05:38 |
rhlin | Dr_Willis: sorry you lost me at setup ssh...I am new to linux. Will it setup as a file server where I have to login to access? | 05:38 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: yes.. You may want to go read up on it. | 05:39 |
Dr_Willis | !ssh | rhlin | 05:39 |
ubottu | rhlin: SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for client usage. Putty is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon) | 05:39 |
lakotajames | I'm on linux mint. when I add ppa's, what do I use as my distro? intrepid or karmic? | 05:39 |
lstarnes | lakotajames: this channel only supports ubuntu, not mint | 05:39 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: ssh is one of the 'top 10' cool/amazing tools :) that everyone shoule learn about | 05:40 |
tyler_d1 | I'm doing a cifs mount to an ntfs drive and I keep getting mkdir: cannot create directory `marla-pc': Permission denied | 05:40 |
tyler_d1 | I have checked permissions, and this folder exists in /media/ ?? | 05:40 |
Dr_Willis | lakotajames: depends on what one the MINT version is based on. good luck | 05:40 |
tyler_d1 | this is through fstab using mount -a | 05:40 |
lakotajames | ok, thanks anyway. | 05:40 |
rhlin | Dr_Willis: I hope to learn it. I really like this Ubuntu. :) | 05:40 |
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Dr_Willis | rhlin: ssh is more then a 'ubuntu' tool. :) its used by many other os's and systems | 05:41 |
rhlin | ubottu: thanks for the links. | 05:41 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 05:41 |
rhlin | Dr_Willis: so any OS pc will be able to access ssh? whether is it xp, vista, win2k, etc. even macs? | 05:42 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: if it has a ssh client. yes. | 05:42 |
tyler_d1 | rhlin: program called putty | 05:42 |
joshua__ | what package contains arch? | 05:43 |
Dr_Willis | You can ssh into a ssh server from some cell phones. :) | 05:43 |
tyler_d1 | rhlin: ssh allows you to do alot in regards to administration - port forwarding. x forwarding | 05:43 |
jason__ | rhlin, if you just want file access (and not access to the terminal), winSCP may be a good choice for a windows client; it's smaller and more specialized to just file transfers than putty | 05:43 |
* tyler_d1 is currently installing midpssh onto his blackberry | 05:43 |
rhlin | without installing software on every pc, can I log on to my ubuntu box at home that contains files? The simpliest way to log on? | 05:44 |
Johnneylee | rhlin: I know how. | 05:45 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: depends on what you wan tto do.. there are some web based ssh clients you can setup | 05:45 |
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Johnneylee | rhlin: get a flash drive and get putty. | 05:45 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: then theres the varioyus 'portable apps' you can run on a windows box form a flash drive | 05:45 |
tyler_d1 | rhlin: you may want to investigate a java ssh program, then accessable over the interweb | 05:45 |
Johnneylee | rhlin: also webmin might be your answer. | 05:45 |
tyler_d1 | rhlin: or alternately a program like orb | 05:45 |
a_user | anyone know how to do karen language input on 8.04? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karen_language | 05:46 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: totally depends on exactly what tasks you want to do to the box. | 05:46 |
rhlin | something like "over the internet" connection to back up or retrieve files from the pc that I am on at the time. | 05:46 |
Guest375 | rhlin, would that not need a publuc ip on your PC? | 05:47 |
Johnneylee | Sounds like you want a website with ftp upload/download | 05:47 |
Dr_Willis | rhlin: ssh can get files back and forth easially enough. or some of the varios web/ftp methods | 05:48 |
Johnneylee | Like this http://www.wikiupload.com | 05:48 |
Johnneylee | Only yours. | 05:48 |
Pupuser402-2 | hi pantyhsoe lovers | 05:48 |
Johnneylee | Hey! | 05:48 |
Pupuser402-2 | woman talk me | 05:49 |
rhlin | guest375: I am not sure. | 05:49 |
Guest375 | a troll kick | 05:49 |
maco | Pupuser402-2: cut that out | 05:49 |
rhlin | if I shared out the public folder and put the files into that folder could that work as a file server? | 05:50 |
rhlin | not that secure though is it? | 05:50 |
Johnneylee | No. | 05:50 |
bazhang | Pupuser402-2, take that elsewhere | 05:50 |
a_user | anyone? myanmar fonts? | 05:50 |
Pupuser402-2 | bashbang are woman | 05:50 |
maco | bazhang: thank ye kindly | 05:51 |
joshua__ | how the heck do I get flash working in 64 bit? | 05:51 |
leaf-sheep | !flash64 | joshua__ | 05:51 |
ubottu | joshua__: You can run Flash, Real, and Java plugins in AMD64 bit computers with Firefox. see the steps to follow at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava | 05:51 |
simran | hmm sumthin weird has happened...everytime i click minimise, the window disappears, but i believe it hasnt closed | 05:51 |
bazhang | a_user, burmese fonts? what is the language | 05:51 |
Dr_Willis | simran: if you have the windows-applet thing closed you dont see them minimized.. try alt-tab? | 05:53 |
bazhang | language-support-my a_user should have them | 05:53 |
a_user | bazhang, Karen scipt | 05:53 |
a_user | script | 05:53 |
bazhang | language-support-fonts-my a_user this also | 05:54 |
leaf-sheep | simran: I think you removed Windows List from the panel. Right-click on the panel and add it. | 05:54 |
maxxist | hey folks. what is the general consensus on switching jaunty to ext4 filesystem? stability/speed really there? I have seen some reviews on places like phoronix. but i dont want to buggar up my system... | 05:55 |
bazhang | maxxist, do you have issues with it, or just wish to chat | 05:55 |
maco | maxxist: worked ok for me, but some have reported lockups while deleting files. jaunty's kernel, last i heard, didnt have all the patches 2.6.30 has to make it fully stable | 05:56 |
maxxist | bazhang, no issues. I just want to know if its worth the update | 05:56 |
maxxist | maco so i should wait till 10.04? | 05:56 |
leaf-sheep | maxxist: If ext4 does not exist in first place, you would not use it. It's all about choices. ext3 is stable but if you want to experiment and try new things. It's your call. :) | 05:56 |
maco | maxxist: or 9.10... | 05:56 |
joshua__ | uhh, no | 05:56 |
maxxist | i will wait i think. i have lots of data i dont wanna lose. | 05:57 |
maxxist | thanx for the info guys | 05:57 |
robert__ | what will the new 9.10 theme look like? | 05:57 |
leaf-sheep | !karmic | robert__ | 05:57 |
ubottu | robert__: Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 2009 - Karmic WILL break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 05:57 |
dan | hi is this the help channel? | 05:58 |
maxxist | maco yeah i got a little ahead of myself with 10.04 hehe. | 05:58 |
br34l | dan: yes | 05:58 |
spanther | dan, free support :) | 05:58 |
simran | leaf-sheep thanks | 05:58 |
dan | yay! thanks | 05:58 |
simran | i dnt know how that happened | 05:58 |
joshua__ | !flash64 | 05:58 |
ubottu | You can run Flash, Real, and Java plugins in AMD64 bit computers with Firefox. see the steps to follow at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava | 05:58 |
leaf-sheep | simran: No problem. :) | 05:58 |
dan | alright, i need to partition my harddrive so it is NTFS...what is a program for that? i keep getting gparted but i ran out of cd's and thumbdrives... | 05:59 |
joshua__ | directions provided by !flash64 don't seem to work | 05:59 |
leaf-sheep | dan: How do you run out of thumbdrives? You reuse the same thing. :P | 05:59 |
ziroday | dan: to partition your hard drive it has to be unmounted, therefore you have to run gparted from a livecd or liveusb to preform partitioning operations on your hard drive | 05:59 |
dan | leaf-sheep: well i left it at my dorm :( | 06:00 |
dan | ziroday: i know on windows it was possible and easy...so its not on ubuntu :o | 06:00 |
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joshua__ | what the bloody I thought I installed 64 bit seems to be 32 bit | 06:01 |
ziroday | dan: I'm not sure what you're doing on windows, but partitioning a mounted drive (especially a drive you're working on) is a really bad idea, its similar to performing open heart surgery on yourself | 06:01 |
rhlin | is Ubuntu 9.04 64-bit compatible? will it recognize 4gigs of ram? | 06:01 |
dan | ziroday: i need to install windows but i cant because it has to be partitioned as a NTFS... | 06:01 |
leaf-sheep | rhlin: Yes. | 06:01 |
ziroday | rhlin: if you download the 64 bit version, yes | 06:01 |
ziroday | dan: sure, then create a livecd or liveusb with gparted on and create an ntfs or blank partition for it. | 06:02 |
leaf-sheep | rhlin: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-4gb-ram-limitation-solution/ | 06:02 |
dan | ziroday: so i HAVE to use a livecd?...dag | 06:02 |
rhlin | thanks for the info, everyone that helped me. | 06:03 |
ziroday | dan: correct, your drive *has* to be umounted to partition and format it | 06:03 |
leaf-sheep | dan: It's the common protocol. That's why we keep a LiveCD disc after installation (if we used LiveCD method). | 06:03 |
dan | ziroday: well thanks anyways :( | 06:03 |
bullgard4 | Where is the origin of the coordinate system of X? | 06:04 |
rhlin | hey, anyone in Michigan... | 06:05 |
rhlin | just wondered. | 06:05 |
Dr_Willis | drive -> partioned -> format to make a filesystem on the parttiion... | 06:05 |
ziroday | rhlin: you're likely to find some in your states loco channel | 06:05 |
Dr_Willis | bullgard4: top left is 0,0 | 06:05 |
Dr_Willis | bullgard4: the special cord -1, normally means as far right or down, as one can get. | 06:06 |
Dr_Willis | dan: you can just delete a partition/filesystem and let windows see/partiion/format the filesystem as ntfs during the install | 06:06 |
rhlin | is there a local channel? | 06:06 |
ziroday | Dr_Willis: he knows that, he wants to do that whilst the drive is still mounted | 06:07 |
ziroday | rhlin: #ubuntu-us-mi (?) | 06:07 |
bullgard4 | Dr_Willis: What is a "cord" in a coordinate system (in English)? | 06:07 |
Dr_Willis | (0,0) x/y cordornants | 06:07 |
dan | dr_willis: no. i am installing windows 7. it just says that it cant recognize the file system and gives me no options... | 06:07 |
maco | bullgard4: by cord, ze means coordinate | 06:07 |
gent | Hello | 06:08 |
Dr_Willis | actually the X org Coords are a bit confused compared to Normal Geomtery :) 0,0 = top left, y goes DOWN. | 06:08 |
Dr_Willis | X goes to the right. | 06:09 |
ziroday | gent: Hi! | 06:09 |
tony123 | can someone tell me how i can test the sendmail? | 06:11 |
Dr_Willis | ziroday: you scared him off.. | 06:11 |
Bernini | hello anyone alive in here | 06:11 |
Dr_Willis | 1222 people in here. | 06:11 |
Dr_Willis | now whos alive.. is debateable | 06:11 |
bullgard4 | Dr_Willis, this is a right-handed co-ordinate system, which is quite normal in mathematics. But why have the Xorg designers choosen the top left as the origin and not the bottom left? | 06:12 |
Bacta | . | 06:12 |
Dr_Willis | bullgard4: thats how computers have handled it for YEARS its not the xorg designers that decided. | 06:12 |
maco | bullgard4: thats the usual origin for images, i think. at least, its how things are measured in photo editors and websites | 06:12 |
Dr_Willis | bullgard4: you start printing at the top right. and work your way over. | 06:12 |
Dr_Willis | then down... | 06:12 |
Dr_Willis | oops top left. :) | 06:12 |
Dr_Willis | Makes more sence then the way math handles it. :) | 06:13 |
bullgard4 | Dr_Willis, maco Thank you very much for explaining. | 06:13 |
* Dr_Willis waits for the 1K=1024 vs 1000 fight to start | 06:13 |
Bernini | ok heres where things stand im running mint 6... im trying to use a build script for a module to get my webcam working... but i have to unpack the kernel source from a debian package... using dpkg --unpack (deb source file) tells me that /usr is broken... i dont want to recompile my kernel just unpack it so i can run this build script can someone please help me with that | 06:14 |
Wiseman | I'm having trouble with Steam in Wine. | 06:14 |
ziroday | Bernini: we don't support mint here, sorry. | 06:14 |
bazhang | Bernini, seek support for mint in mint channels thanks | 06:14 |
ziroday | Wiseman: #winehq is probably the place to ask, but what's not working? | 06:14 |
bazhang | !mintsupport > Bernini | 06:14 |
ubottu | Bernini, please see my private message | 06:14 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: steam works here.. but its flakey | 06:14 |
HighLordObsi | msg nickserv identify a1s2d3f4 | 06:14 |
Wiseman | ....as usual. major video glitches, and X server crashes when I close the game | 06:14 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: and im just talking about the CLIENT. not any specific games. :) | 06:15 |
ziroday | HighLordObsi: you will want to change your nickserv password now | 06:15 |
HighLordObsi | crap | 06:15 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: check the wine app database for the specifc game. not just 'steam' | 06:15 |
ziroday | Wiseman: are you running with compiz on? | 06:15 |
Bernini | bazhang thats fine... just help me with unpacking this source code... thats all i need anyway | 06:15 |
HighLordObsi | i hate my keyboard :( | 06:15 |
Wiseman | No, all effects are off, ziroday | 06:15 |
Wiseman | dr.willis: half Life 2 is supposed to work fine | 06:15 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: 'supposed' to and 'does' are 2 different things. | 06:16 |
saroth | hi guys i need help with setting up an IRCserver can anyone help pls? | 06:16 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: World Of Warcraft is supposed to also.. but i see people in here every week with issues | 06:16 |
Dr_Willis | saroth: install irc server.. read its docs.. run it ? care to clarify the issue? | 06:16 |
Wiseman | I really feel they hand out those "platinum" rating like halloween candy. | 06:17 |
Bernini | all i really need help with is unpacking this debian file of my kernel source... no recompile | 06:17 |
gartral | Wiseman: i find HL2/Source engine is alot more stable and better supportted in wine 1.1.27 | 06:17 |
ziroday | Wiseman: they don't, have you looked at the howto's on the appdb page? | 06:17 |
bullgard4 | Dr_Willis: How have you produced (keyed in) the line "Dr_Williswaits for the 1K=1024 vs 1000 fight to start"? Chatzilla reproduces 'Dr_Willis' in italics and 'waits for the 1K=1024 vs 1000 fight to start' in blue'. | 06:17 |
ziroday | Wiseman: have you run the game in the terminal and can you give us any debugging output? | 06:17 |
Wiseman | gartral: I have 1.1.27 | 06:17 |
saroth | well i installed unrealircd and configured the ircd.conf file | 06:18 |
gartral | Wiseman: what kind of CPU you have? | 06:18 |
saroth | but am am sure am doing something wrong | 06:18 |
Wiseman | AMD turion 64 | 06:18 |
Wiseman | with ati radeon 2400HD mobile | 06:18 |
gartral | Wiseman: ouch... | 06:18 |
maxxist | lol | 06:18 |
bazhang | saroth, have you asked in #unrealircd | 06:19 |
gartral | Wiseman: OK.. what's the exact problem? just wont play? | 06:19 |
saroth | ah yes, i should doing it now | 06:19 |
Wiseman | It plays | 06:19 |
Wiseman | but major video glitches | 06:20 |
* Dr_Willis wonders what bullgard4 it talking about. :P | 06:20 |
Wiseman | and when I close the game it crashes X | 06:20 |
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Dr_Willis | Wiseman: ati cards are often not the best for WINE. sadly | 06:20 |
rhlin | nite all, thanks again for the help. | 06:20 |
Wiseman | I keep hearing that dr_ | 06:20 |
Wiseman | Dr_Willis | 06:20 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: also the version of wine an be a big factor. | 06:20 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: aparently after .24 there were some issues in .25 from what ihear | 06:21 |
cornjuliox | I get no sound when playing mp3s stored locally while firefox is open (i.e youtube), and vice versa no sound in youtube when I have mp3s playing. what's going on here? how do I fix this? | 06:21 |
bullgard4 | Dr_Willis: Can you tell me please how have you produces the last message to me? (It differs in layout from usual messages.) | 06:21 |
ziroday | cornjuliox: what version of ubuntu? | 06:21 |
groza | hello my webcam in cheese is very dark | 06:21 |
bullgard4 | s/produces/produced/ | 06:21 |
groza | what can i do | 06:21 |
Johnneylee | turn on the lights. | 06:22 |
Dr_Willis | bullgard4: its an action with the /me command | 06:22 |
Dr_Willis | bullgard4: IRC basics | 06:22 |
Guest375 | lol | 06:22 |
groza | all lights are turned | 06:22 |
Dr_Willis | groza: but nobody's home? | 06:22 |
Johnneylee | Try sudo apt-get clapper | 06:22 |
bullgard4 | Dr_Willis: Ah, I will enquire further. | 06:22 |
Johnneylee | Then clap. | 06:22 |
groza | hey | 06:22 |
Guest375 | haa haa | 06:22 |
groza | my webcam is the problem not the lights | 06:23 |
cornjuliox | ziroday: ubuntu 8.04 | 06:23 |
ziroday | cornjuliox: yeah there's a package that can fix that, but its name escapes me | 06:23 |
gartral | groza: what cam? | 06:23 |
groza | my webcam | 06:24 |
cornjuliox | gaah | 06:24 |
groza | it is very dark | 06:24 |
* bullgard4 thanks again Dr_Willis | 06:24 |
groza | when using cheese | 06:24 |
ziroday | cornjuliox: try sudo apt-get install libflashsupport then logout and log back in | 06:24 |
gartral | groza: what brand/model cam is it? :P | 06:24 |
cornjuliox | kk | 06:24 |
groza | logitech quck cam chat | 06:24 |
Wiseman | how do I switch from one video driver to another? | 06:25 |
rhlin_ | johnneylee: sorry got disconnected. | 06:25 |
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Johnneylee | rhlin_: it's cool | 06:25 |
ziroday | Wiseman: in xorg, under the driver section write Driver "driveryouwant" | 06:26 |
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rhlin_ | Johnneylee: what programs do I need to do what we discussed? | 06:26 |
fred_ | je suis francais | 06:26 |
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ziroday | !fr | freaky|bday | 06:26 |
ubottu | freaky|bday: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr | 06:26 |
Wiseman | sorry to hear that, fred | 06:26 |
ziroday | Guest43614: see above | 06:27 |
groza | hello my webcam in cheese is very dark | 06:27 |
AVaguy | eu.undernet.org | 06:27 |
Guest43614 | lol | 06:27 |
Johnneylee | groza: You should try opening your eyes :p | 06:27 |
gartral | groza: thats a 0.3 MP cam, it needs too be used in "low res" mode | 06:27 |
Johnneylee | groza: maybe there are preferences in cheese? | 06:28 |
groza | no there are only efects | 06:28 |
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brain | hi, i found a wrong link on ubuntu.com witch finish on a domain-trader- is a webmaster here? | 06:29 |
gst | any idea how to use skype on ubuntu?? | 06:29 |
Johnneylee | gst: yes I do | 06:29 |
Johnneylee | gst: http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-ubuntu | 06:30 |
Cipher | !español | 06:30 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about español | 06:30 |
Cipher | !spanish | 06:31 |
ubottu | En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 06:31 |
Johnneylee | !superepicness | 06:31 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about superepicness | 06:31 |
andi_ | v | 06:31 |
Cipher | !php | 06:31 |
ubottu | PHP is an HTML-embedded scripting language. A command-line only version can be installed in Ubuntu with the "php5-cli" package. See also !lamp for integrated server PHP. The Ubuntu server PHP5 guide is found at https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/php5.html | 06:31 |
Cray1 | johnneylee, guess i screwed up it still is a no go | 06:31 |
dragonrigs | helo im using ubuntu jaunty but when ever there is a kernel update the older kernels are being stocked up in the GRUB DOS menu. i downloaded ubuntu using Wubi can someone please help me | 06:31 |
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rhlin_ | Johnneylee: thanks for the earlier info...nite all. | 06:32 |
dragonrigs | helo im using ubuntu jaunty but when ever there is a kernel update the older kernels are being stocked up in the GRUB DOS menu. i downloaded ubuntu using Wubi can someone please help me | 06:32 |
maco | dragonrigs: uninstall the old kernel versions you dont want anymore. theyll be in system -> administraiton -> synaptic and named linux-image-2.6.28-x-generic with x being some number | 06:33 |
Mech0z | Is it possible to easy setup a software raid6 with ubuntu? I only want to use the computer its running on as a NAS server and share files to windows clients (Just my desktop and laptop both running Windows 7) | 06:33 |
Mech0z | I want to be able to keep adding drives (Yes I know I have to rebuild each time I add a drive) without formatting my current array of drives using OCE or is it ORLM ? | 06:33 |
Zappo | bai | 06:34 |
dragonrigs | maco:will it defect the system cause i have 2.6.28-15 right now | 06:34 |
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maco | dragonrigs: just keep the newest one and youre ok. usually 1 extra is advised as well just in case | 06:35 |
dragonrigs | maco: thanks | 06:36 |
pretender | Is anyone here from Thailand | 06:37 |
podjackel | hey folks | 06:38 |
dragonrigs | maco: i found a package named "linux-image-2.6.28-14-geniric" should i uninstall that one | 06:38 |
diktal | is anyone from mars? | 06:38 |
maco | dragonrigs: if 15's the newest, id keep it and 14 and get rid of anything lower | 06:39 |
dragonrigs | diktal: LOL | 06:39 |
diktal | or saturnus, maybe? | 06:39 |
Dr_Willis | shh.. you will ruin the invasion plans! | 06:39 |
maco | dragonrigs: that way if an update comes through that modifies 15 and breaks something, you still have 14 as a backup strategy | 06:39 |
diktal | actually its an annoying question start from jin | 06:39 |
diktal | *join | 06:39 |
* gartral raises his hand at diktal, and says "na-noo. na-noo." | 06:40 |
di||itante | ls | 06:40 |
di||itante | oops | 06:41 |
di||itante | its late | 06:41 |
diktal | dude stop touching me | 06:41 |
pretender | Is anyone thai here | 06:41 |
tony123 | who knows about sendmail and anope? | 06:41 |
KB1JWQ | pretender: Likely not. | 06:41 |
maco | pretender: there may be a thai channel | 06:42 |
maco | !th | 06:42 |
ubottu | Please see #ubuntu-th for Ubuntu in Thailand. | 06:42 |
maco | ah ha! there is | 06:42 |
KB1JWQ | maco: Nice catch! | 06:42 |
Johnneylee | maco: Is pro | 06:42 |
diktal | maco i sorry to say to you , but youre more like a geek than a pro, however its ok. so dont mind my words :] | 06:43 |
PoisonSerpent_ | maco: got lucky with that command though. for all he knew, it might've been a codeword to shut down Ubuntu. xD. | 06:43 |
pretender | ok thanks i will look | 06:43 |
nooneelse | Hi everyone, my pidgin notification icon is not showing anymore, there's some pidgin configuration to clean ? | 06:43 |
WebcamWonder | nooneelse: You mean in the tray, or the online/offlien notifications? | 06:44 |
nooneelse | yes | 06:44 |
Johnneylee | nooneelse: please be a bit clearere about the icon | 06:44 |
nooneelse | on the NOTIFICATION AREA ADDON | 06:44 |
Johnneylee | oh god he replied with yes to a either or question... :p | 06:44 |
PoisonSerpent_ | =P. | 06:44 |
Dr_Willis | JonathanD: so? :) | 06:45 |
br34l | nooneelse: plugins - libnotify popups | 06:45 |
nooneelse | Johnneylee: lol | 06:45 |
Johnneylee | So you don't see when people go on and offline.? | 06:45 |
Johnneylee | Yes it's libnotify popups. | 06:45 |
Johnneylee | In plugins menu on pidgin | 06:45 |
nooneelse | Johnneylee: I do see, Imean that notification area (icon with a little letter) is not showing anymore | 06:45 |
pyrohotdog | Can anyone explain to me why my new machine, despite working perfectly and connecting to the internet and other computers on the LAN, will not respond to pings? | 06:45 |
WebcamWonder | nooneelse: Tools -> Preferences -> Show System Tray Icon -> Check Always | 06:46 |
br34l | i think i solved the same prob 2 days ago | 06:46 |
tony123 | who knows about sendmail and anope? | 06:46 |
chriss0 | Hey guys, is there a program for ubuntu that lets you download video files off video streaming sites? Like, an ubuntu equiv. of Orbit? | 06:46 |
maco | PoisonSerpent_: two-letter country codes are the usual. i was just trying to remember if thailand was "th". also, i'm not a he | 06:46 |
WebcamWonder | tony123: man sendmail | 06:46 |
WebcamWonder | chriss0: Look at DownloadHelper addon for FF | 06:46 |
Dr_Willis | 'on the internet , no one knows you are a lemur' | 06:46 |
PoisonSerpent_ | maco: *blush*. Sorry. I feel like an idiot now... | 06:46 |
nooneelse | chriss0: download the firefox addon called "DownloadHelper" | 06:46 |
schismbot | morning all | 06:47 |
br34l | nooneelse: settings - always show icon ( dont know exactly what it is in english ) | 06:47 |
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chriss0 | WebcamWonder, noonelse: Ah, thanks. I'll check it out. | 06:47 |
bucky | pyrohotdog: do you have net.ipv4.icmp_echo_ignore_broadcasts = 1 uncommented in /etc/sysctl.conf | 06:47 |
nooneelse | br34l: What I've stranged, because on my ubuntu 9.04 fresh install it worked with a ubuntu plugin | 06:47 |
nooneelse | br34l: not a pidgin plugin | 06:48 |
nooneelse | br34l: but worked fine this option thanks | 06:48 |
nooneelse | Johnneylee: thanks | 06:48 |
br34l | np | 06:48 |
schismbot | I need some help I am trying to set up a machine and vnc into it. It seems I can't even ping it or anything else on my local network and I think I have everything setup correctly but I am sure its something stupid and simple | 06:48 |
nooneelse | schismbot: if you can't ping it you can't connect | 06:49 |
nooneelse | schismbot: so it's maybe a network problem | 06:49 |
Mech0z | no one knows about raid6 in software mode on ubuntu? | 06:49 |
nooneelse | schismbot: check the iptables and the network cables and interfaces | 06:49 |
pyrohotdog | bucky: negative. | 06:49 |
bucky | pyrohotdog: is this some weird wireless thing? | 06:50 |
pyrohotdog | bucky: It is a wireless connection, but from the machine I can ssh into anything else on the network, and reach the internet. | 06:50 |
diktal | isnt ubuntu is an os for average customers? | 06:51 |
lateralus01 | anyone ever use the arp utility? | 06:51 |
diktal | i mean those who buy a notebook with ubundtu pre-installed | 06:51 |
diktal | *ubuntu | 06:51 |
pyrohotdog | diktal: yes | 06:52 |
gst | i installed skype...no idea how to use it? | 06:52 |
nooneelse | diktal: average you mean, office customers | 06:52 |
gst | any docs?? | 06:52 |
lateralus01 | office customers? | 06:52 |
Johnneylee | gst: man skype | 06:52 |
nooneelse | diktal: cause if you handle with TEENS they will try to install tons of windows based stuff | 06:52 |
bucky | lateralus01: i have, type arp in a term and see what it says | 06:53 |
nooneelse | lateralus01: and that will be a problem since linux haven't all the junkie software they have in Windows-like | 06:53 |
Johnneylee | diktal: It's not for everyone yet. It's really a os for someone who wants more. | 06:53 |
nooneelse | Johnneylee: clean and clear | 06:53 |
Johnneylee | nooneelse: what does that mean, friend? | 06:53 |
lateralus01 | based on what i've heard arp is a utility for finding a logical address from a physical one (IP from mac address) | 06:53 |
bucky | lateralus01: type arp in a term and see what it says | 06:54 |
lateralus01 | but i can't figure out how to use it | 06:54 |
lateralus01 | i have | 06:54 |
nooneelse | Johnneylee: means that your explanation was "clean" and "clear"(direct) | 06:54 |
br34l | except gaming | 06:54 |
bucky | lateralus01: 192.168.254.254 ether 00:0B:23:8D:D1:98 C eth0 | 06:54 |
lateralus01 | bucky: yea that's your arp table | 06:54 |
Bacta | Won't Ubuntu play .mov files in-browser? | 06:55 |
bucky | lateralus01: that says that the IP addy 192.168.254.254 is bound to my hardware addy (MAC ADDY) 00:0B:23:8D:D1:98 on network device eth0 | 06:55 |
lateralus01 | but i know routers communicate with each other through arp requests and thats how they update their routing tables | 06:55 |
lateralus01 | that's how they determine mac addresses from IP's which is necessary for routing | 06:55 |
KB1JWQ | lateralus01: Incorrect. | 06:56 |
bucky | lateralus01: man arp | 06:56 |
KB1JWQ | lateralus01: They communicate via routing protocols such as OSPF, BGP, or RIP. | 06:56 |
lateralus01 | KB1JWQ: ? | 06:56 |
KB1JWQ | Unless they route statically. | 06:56 |
lateralus01 | Open shortest path first | 06:56 |
lateralus01 | yes | 06:56 |
bucky | ding! we have a winner | 06:56 |
KB1JWQ | (And the (e)IGRP nonsense if you're Cisco centric. | 06:57 |
lateralus01 | i'm just trying to figure out how i can find a the IP of an adapter on my network if i know its mac address | 06:57 |
lateralus01 | its in my router's routing table so how do i ask my router for it? | 06:57 |
lateralus01 | i thought arp or rarp could do that | 06:57 |
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pyrohotdog | Any other ideas why this machine is not responding to pings? It's a freshing install of Jaunty. | 06:59 |
KB1JWQ | pyrohotdog: Few reasons. | 07:00 |
KB1JWQ | iptables could be blocking icmp echo requests. | 07:00 |
KB1JWQ | You could have the wrong IP. | 07:00 |
lateralus01 | pyrohotdog: see if you can nmap the host | 07:00 |
pyrohotdog | nmap: Hosts seems to be down... | 07:01 |
lateralus01 | try -PN option | 07:01 |
KB1JWQ | lateralus01: Yeah, on the same segment an arp request works. | 07:01 |
KB1JWQ | Layer 2 address don't go to different networks, so you're out of luck. | 07:01 |
KB1JWQ | lateralus01: nmap can also tell you. :) | 07:01 |
lateralus01 | i figured nmap could but i was wondering if there was an easy way to retrieve it from the router without scanning the whole damn network | 07:02 |
apoleo12 | I ve been researching for about grub past days and i ve been unsucessuflly working on this problem which that I cannot boot into linux nor windows. What the heck has gone wrong??? Help!?! PLEASE! I have all the links and had read and worked on it with no avail | 07:02 |
diktal | eh | 07:03 |
lateralus01 | apoleo12, got your partitions right? | 07:03 |
apoleo12 | lateralus: I have THREE Harddrives with all of its partitions | 07:03 |
linuxninja | testing | 07:03 |
apoleo12 | want me to map it out for you?? | 07:04 |
bucky | gnitset | 07:04 |
pyrohotdog | RTTVAR has grown to over 2.3 seconds, decreasing to 2.0 | 07:04 |
Cray1 | johnneylee, i got problems, if you are still there | 07:04 |
dinexi | Hello. Is there an easy way to map PrintScreen key to Insert? | 07:05 |
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Johnneylee | dinexi: why? | 07:05 |
tyler_d1 | dinexi: whats wrong with the middle mouse? | 07:05 |
apoleo12 | lateralus: Im not sure how you assume how I sounded but yes it seemed have it all right but I dont know anyway. | 07:05 |
Wiseman | Dr_Willis: i failed | 07:06 |
bucky | therefore i am | 07:06 |
apoleo12 | I dont know what I have it wrong or whatever | 07:06 |
maco | tyler_d1: macs dont have enough buttons for that or an insert key ;) | 07:06 |
Wiseman | Perhaps if I could swtich to the radeonHD driver I'd be in business. | 07:06 |
tyler_d1 | maco: all you need is 2 butons... press them both together | 07:07 |
maco | tyler_d1: though if you ever see a mac user wanting to shift+insert: fn+enter+insert | 07:07 |
dinexi | Johnneylee: MS ent. desktop 7000 provides no Insert key :) | 07:07 |
spO | i wish i could save project files in dvdrebuilder under wine | 07:07 |
maco | tyler_d1: macs only have 1 button, silly | 07:07 |
Wiseman | I tried editing xorg.conf and under "device" I put driver "radeonhd" and the computer refused to start. | 07:07 |
Johnneylee | whoa.... | 07:07 |
tyler_d1 | maco: doh | 07:07 |
Johnneylee | cray1: stop disappearing. | 07:07 |
dinexi | Johnneylee: really it has one, but it can be used only with Fn key, which is not visible in xev | 07:08 |
apoleo12 | because every time I make changes into live CD to access what I need to make changes and reboot to test it out but it reboots when it touches this on the bottom of the screen: "Grub loading stage 1.5" | 07:08 |
apoleo12 | then reboots | 07:08 |
Johnneylee | I'm thinking you need a new keyboard? | 07:08 |
Johnneylee | dinexi: Get a windows keyboard. I have a unix one I'm using now. | 07:09 |
tyler_d1 | maco: what about http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79560 | 07:10 |
maco | tyler_d1: like i said, you *can* do the equiv of shift insert...the key's just not labeled "insert". fn+return = insert, it seems since fn+return+shift = shift+insert when using ubuntu on a macbook | 07:11 |
maco | tyler_d1: someone was asking yesterday and stumbled across that | 07:11 |
quentusrex_ | anyone know how to add a folder to the 'File Browser' app? under places? | 07:11 |
dinexi | Johnneylee: This keyboard is fine excepts the Insert key. As vim fan, I can't live without it :) | 07:12 |
tyler_d1 | maco: the link provided would allow you to custom bind them??? | 07:12 |
quentusrex_ | I'm trying to add a mounted NFS share under there like Documents and Music are there. | 07:12 |
maco | quentusrex_: open a file browser window and drag n drop the folder to the left side bar | 07:12 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: Im luck to rember my own name... what was the issue? | 07:12 |
Johnneylee | qyentes | 07:12 |
maco | dinexi: er...you dont use "i" to insert in vim? | 07:12 |
Dr_Willis | 'i' = insert in vi. yes | 07:12 |
gst | how do i need to add any skype users?? | 07:12 |
Wiseman | Dr_Willis: I couldn't get steam to work, someone reccomended switching to the radeonhd driver. | 07:12 |
Wiseman | So I did. | 07:13 |
Wiseman | well, i downloaded it | 07:13 |
gst | any one of u using it right now? | 07:13 |
Wiseman | and I edited xorg.conf to say Driver "radeonhd" | 07:13 |
lateralus01 | HA i got it | 07:13 |
maco | tyler_d1: yeah looks like you can bind new shortcuts with that, but im saying its not necessary because an [unlabeled] key exists. this is just for future reference in case someone else asks again | 07:13 |
* Chemical_Weapon está away; sleeping - site[n/a] email[none@none] uin[none] log[on] pager[off] -=[Cyber]=- | 07:13 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: you mean you coudlent get a game to work in WINE via steam... | 07:13 |
Wiseman | precisely, Dr_Willis | 07:13 |
lateralus01 | sudo nmap -sP 192.168.2.0/24 | grep aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff | 07:13 |
dinexi | maco: No, I wish to use "i" as well as regular insert. Because in the different layouts i may move, and Insert may not. :) | 07:13 |
maco | !away > Chemical_Weapon | 07:13 |
ubottu | Chemical_Weapon, please see my private message | 07:13 |
lateralus01 | that'll do | 07:13 |
Johnneylee | gst: learn better english? | 07:14 |
gst | sure.. | 07:14 |
tyler_d1 | maco: alternately you could try and find it in gconf-editor | 07:14 |
diktal | Johnneylee :D | 07:14 |
maco | tyler_d1: im not asking for help... | 07:14 |
Johnneylee | gst: how can I help you? say it clearly | 07:14 |
tyler_d1 | maco: oh... so you sorted it.... | 07:14 |
gst | do any of you use skype right now? | 07:14 |
maco | Johnneylee: uh i think he pretty clearly said he wants to know how to add contacts in skype | 07:14 |
celthunder | gst yes | 07:15 |
br34l_ | he wants to add skype users | 07:15 |
maco | tyler_d1: no... i didnt have a question to begin with | 07:15 |
gst | i installed it and need to check how it works... | 07:15 |
pyrohotdog | nmap results only found an open vnc port... | 07:15 |
apoleo12 | What am I doing WRONG????? | 07:15 |
gst | i do not know any id to add as a se user..kyp | 07:15 |
Johnneylee | maco: I think you speak his language better than I do | 07:15 |
Wiseman | so......now what | 07:15 |
gst | *skype user | 07:15 |
maco | tyler_d1: someone asked how to do insert and you said to use the mouse...and i pointed out that isn't gonna work on all hardware but hey here's a workaround for the most problematic keyboard/mouse combo ever: macbook | 07:16 |
tyler_d1 | maco: lol... sorry, somehow you got mixed in there... | 07:16 |
Johnneylee | gst: can't you just click the plus in the lower left of the application? | 07:16 |
gst | celthunder: looking forward to add any other user | 07:16 |
Wiseman | Dr_Willis: I googled and nobody seems to indicate I did anything wrong in the xorg.conf file... | 07:16 |
maco | Johnneylee: i think he also wants someone to do a test call with | 07:16 |
Dr_Willis | hmm. skype GUI here has a little button with a man and a + sign to 'add users' | 07:17 |
paissad-hp | hi everybody | 07:17 |
WebcamWonder | gst: There should be a echo test user or something | 07:17 |
majuk | gst: Are you saying you want users to Skype with? lol | 07:17 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: all bets are off for ati drivers.. I dont touch them any more. | 07:17 |
Johnneylee | maco: I think that he needs to learn a bit more, there is a test user for that purpose. | 07:17 |
Wiseman | Dr_Willis: well....I would ditch it and upgrade to an nvidia | 07:17 |
Wiseman | but it's a laptop | 07:17 |
majuk | Wiseman: What card? | 07:18 |
Wiseman | <EPIC TROLL> well...I could just reinstall windows....you know, windows just works </EPIC TROLL> | 07:18 |
Wiseman | ATI Radeon 2400HD xt | 07:18 |
Dr_Willis | Wiseman: also ati has dropped many cards from their fglrx drivers.. so getting good 3d in those cards may be very hard for some time. | 07:18 |
majuk | Fancy. | 07:18 |
Johnneylee | Wiseman: I'm so angry now... Grah! | 07:18 |
apoleo12 | so am I | 07:18 |
apoleo12 | in regards of grub | 07:19 |
Wiseman | yay I got one | 07:19 |
Wiseman | so what....ati is just screwed? | 07:19 |
Johnneylee | Wiseman: one what? | 07:19 |
Wiseman | I LOSE! I GET....NOTHING | 07:19 |
Wiseman | johnny_boy: i trole u | 07:19 |
br34l_ | ati...you never win with that *scnr* | 07:19 |
spO | from a base directory/root directory is there a way to go into 11+ different subdirectories and copy all their files into the root/base directory.. .... an easy way to do this? | 07:20 |
Johnneylee | Wiseman: Oh god I be trole'd | 07:20 |
Dr_Willis | I for one never plan on buying an ati card again.. in the forseble future | 07:20 |
Johnneylee | sp0: yes, you write a long command or a script. | 07:20 |
tyler_d1 | spO: same filenames? | 07:20 |
Dr_Willis | or use a 2 pane file manager.... 11 dirs. not too hard. | 07:20 |
spO | tyl, no | 07:21 |
apoleo12 | dr_willis: the tips and advices you've told me were good if i had the grub working but i dont know why it isnt.... | 07:21 |
Wiseman | ugh.... | 07:21 |
Dr_Willis | apoleo12: Grub is just the kidn of thing you got to learn/play witn and experiment with. | 07:21 |
Wiseman | why am I doomed to a life of windows and linux together...WHY MUST I BE THE DAYWALKER HALF-BREED WHO TREADS IN BOTH WORLDS | 07:21 |
Johnneylee | Wiseman: I are troled by you, I must go punch babies now. | 07:21 |
tyler_d1 | for i in $(find / -name <<filename>>(s)) ; do cp $i / | 07:22 |
tyler_d1 | I would test that but I need an example first spO | 07:22 |
gst | i tried using skype..i am getting problem with audio playback? | 07:22 |
tyler_d1 | spO: I need an example | 07:23 |
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diktal | gst: skype sucks. | 07:23 |
Johnneylee | gst: do you even try to fix the issues, or do you just report here whenever something goes wrong? | 07:23 |
DigitalKiwi | find $source -type f -exec cp \{\} $dest/ \; | 07:24 |
apoleo12 | dr_willis: which I have for the past 3 days... I've commented out a couple lines in menu.lst safely right? | 07:24 |
DigitalKiwi | spO: ^ | 07:25 |
gst | no idea right now how to start debugging. | 07:25 |
spO | for i in $(find . -name *) ; do mv $ /mynewdirectory/ does not work | 07:25 |
tyler_d1 | DigitalKiwi: I may just steal that ;) | 07:25 |
DigitalKiwi | mine will ;D | 07:26 |
spO | i mean | 07:26 |
spO | for i in $(find . -name *) ; do mv $i /mynewdirectory/ does not work | 07:26 |
DigitalKiwi | tyler_d1: go for it | 07:26 |
tyler_d1 | spO: your looking foreverything? | 07:26 |
spO | i type that at the command line, right? | 07:26 |
spO | yes | 07:26 |
tyler_d1 | spO: why are you copying everything to the root? | 07:26 |
DigitalKiwi | 01:20 < spO> from a base directory/root directory is there a way to go into 11+ different subdirectories and copy all their files into the root/base directory.. .... an easy way to do this? | 07:27 |
diktal | gst: if you get no sound output from skype, but you get audio from other apps that means your skype installation is misconfigured.. any other case youre stuck on a driver issue as well | 07:27 |
DigitalKiwi | that is what that command i pasted does | 07:27 |
spO | it is not necesarily root, it is jsut a directory that is at the base of the subdirectories | 07:27 |
Johnneylee | gst: don't need to debug, just play around with things for an hour before coming here. | 07:27 |
tyler_d1 | spO: then use DigitalKiwi's code... find $source -type f -exec cp \{\} $dest/ \; | 07:28 |
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spO | digitalkiwi, yeah but i don't understand that | 07:28 |
spO | why do you need \{\} $dest/ \; | 07:28 |
DigitalKiwi | to make it work right? | 07:28 |
Johnneylee | Lol | 07:28 |
spO | what language is that ? | 07:29 |
tyler_d1 | bash | 07:29 |
DigitalKiwi | "why do i need wheels on car?" | 07:29 |
WebcamWonder | spO: -exec executes the given command uptil \; for all the items found. \{\} adds the find result to the execution statement | 07:29 |
Dr_Willis | apoleo12: tell the channel the current problem you are having I guess. and see what turns up. | 07:29 |
spO | i don't want root as in root / i want to move all ./subdirectories to ./ | 07:29 |
tyler_d1 | in other words...very sexy | 07:30 |
Dr_Willis | Up one dir - '..' :) | 07:30 |
Dr_Willis | cd foo ; mv * .. | 07:30 |
tyler_d1 | Dr_Willis: relax your 10 steps behind | 07:31 |
quentusrex_ | how do I delete a 'connect to server' that was bookmarked? | 07:31 |
Dr_Willis | tyler_d1: :) thats normal for me. | 07:31 |
Dr_Willis | tyler_d1: i had to go bake a cake. :P | 07:31 |
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tyler_d1 | Dr_Willis: don't refer to yourself as cake ;) | 07:31 |
Johnneylee | quentusrex_ burn the library | 07:31 |
Dr_Willis | Im so old skool.. im used to writing scripts that print out the commands to run... a script to make a script. :) | 07:31 |
spO | so i need to change $source to * and $dest/ \; to ".." ? | 07:31 |
DigitalKiwi | no | 07:32 |
Dr_Willis | for just 11 dirs.. ya could of done it by hand allready | 07:32 |
spO | well where is source and dest defined? | 07:32 |
Johnneylee | Lol @ Dr_Willis | 07:32 |
tyler_d1 | ditto | 07:32 |
DigitalKiwi | change $source to whatever the parent directory is you want everthing out of and $dest to the destination directory you want | 07:33 |
spO | {\} is defined by $source , but where is $dest/ defined | 07:33 |
spO | okay | 07:33 |
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Dr_Willis | or just make an alias called 'moveup' that takes a dir name.. cds to the dir does that mv command. :) | 07:33 |
woodwing | i edited a sources.list file that i believe ruined my chances for updating ubuntu properly? I tried grep sources but it is taking a long time, is this the right way to find it? | 07:33 |
Caplain | whats a good gui based file browser i could use over ssh X11? | 07:33 |
Johnneylee | woodwing: what do you need? a new sources list? | 07:33 |
tyler_d1 | woodwing: you need to find easyrpm on the interweb | 07:34 |
Johnneylee | Caplain: pcmanfm | 07:34 |
Myrtti | !away > Chemical_Weapon | 07:34 |
ubottu | Chemical_Weapon, please see my private message | 07:34 |
DigitalKiwi | Caplain: use sshfs and whatever file browser you want | 07:34 |
woodwing | i have a backup of the sources list wherever the folder is that has the list in it, i just forget where it's located. | 07:34 |
tyler_d1 | woodwing: will allow you to re-create, or alternately back out the changes :D | 07:34 |
Caplain | DigitalKiwi, okies, thanks | 07:35 |
woodwing | thanks tyler | 07:35 |
DigitalKiwi | pcmanfm is nice | 07:35 |
tyler_d1 | woodwing: np... and the command would then be sudo find / -name "*sources.list*" | 07:35 |
spO | digitalkiwi, thank you, i understand it now..... besides bash langauge, you also used find program command language too, right? | 07:36 |
tyler_d1 | same language | 07:36 |
tyler_d1 | bourne again shell = bash | 07:36 |
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spO | it is the same langauge but differently named, right? ie find langauge is the same as bash langauge, but it is named differently, right? | 07:37 |
spO | bash lanauge has more commands proabbyl | 07:37 |
Johnneylee | you repeated the first part of your sentence in the last part... Lo | 07:38 |
Johnneylee | lol | 07:38 |
tyler_d1 | spO: no... find is not a language...thats a command or funciton of the bash language | 07:38 |
spO | so find is not programmed in c++ language, it is programmed in bash langeu, huh | 07:38 |
DigitalKiwi | find isn't part of bash :/ | 07:38 |
tyler_d1 | linux funtion - invoked by bash "typically" | 07:39 |
DigitalKiwi | it's not written in bash either | 07:39 |
Johnneylee | Wow. oh my gosh sp0 | 07:39 |
DigitalKiwi | zsh > bash ;D | 07:39 |
DigitalKiwi | find is probably C | 07:39 |
Johnneylee | DigitalKiwi: you're write. | 07:39 |
Johnneylee | Lol joke. | 07:39 |
tyler_d1 | unlike your spelling | 07:39 |
tyler_d1 | :) | 07:40 |
Johnneylee | tyler_d1: I was making a joke... | 07:40 |
tyler_d1 | I smiled ;) | 07:40 |
Johnneylee | We were talking of programming.. :0 | 07:40 |
kbp | I found on Brother website that there are 2 files: LPR driver and cupswrapper driver . Which one is for ubuntu server 9.04 (32 bit) ? | 07:41 |
Johnneylee | kpb: what are you doing? | 07:42 |
kbp | Johnneylee: install a new printer | 07:42 |
Johnneylee | kpb: Oh I see. if you need help feel free to ask my opinion :p | 07:42 |
SpacePigeon | hi | 07:43 |
tyler_d1 | hi | 07:43 |
Johnneylee | SpacePigeon, Hey! | 07:43 |
SpacePigeon | i cannot install libgstfarsight0.10-dev (or ..-0) | 07:43 |
SpacePigeon | hey | 07:44 |
SpacePigeon | ! | 07:44 |
tyler_d1 | prolly need alot more detail to get anything usefull | 07:44 |
tyler_d1 | and patience | 07:44 |
SpacePigeon | http://paste.ubuntu.com/257354/ | 07:45 |
SpacePigeon | tyler_d1, i said the hey answering to Johnneylee | 07:45 |
Johnneylee | SpacePigeon: download this lib | 07:46 |
Johnneylee | libnice0 | 07:46 |
tyler_d1 | SpacePigeon: so you have dependency issues and aparently broken packages - what does aptitude say when you fix them? | 07:46 |
spO | i have multiple rar files in one directory, i try rar e *.rar , but it does nto extract anything, it works if i do rar e fullrarname.rar , but not *.rar | 07:46 |
spO | i gues si will use find langauge again | 07:47 |
Dr_Willis | spO: see exactly what '*.rar' does... by using 'echo *.rar' | 07:47 |
Dr_Willis | spO: the trick is to rember that the SHELL expands the wildcards befor the program even sees it. | 07:47 |
Johnneylee | sp0: you're chockful of issues about multiple files tonigh. | 07:48 |
Boohbah | spO: for i in *.rar; do unrar x $i; done | 07:48 |
Dr_Willis | spO: now SOME programs can accept '*.rar' and that lets the program see the wildcard. | 07:48 |
kevdog | Good evening boys | 07:48 |
spO | okay thanks | 07:48 |
Dr_Willis | unzip '*.zip' does unzip every zip archive.. 'unzip *.zip 'may not work properly | 07:48 |
spO | boohab, that is C language or bash? | 07:49 |
Boohbah | spO: bash | 07:49 |
woodwing | Thanks again tyler, i need to find a good website to help me understand the way the filesystem is set up | 07:49 |
Boohbah | woodwing: http://refspecs.freestandards.org/LSB_3.1.0/LSB-Core-generic/LSB-Core-generic/execenvfhs.html | 07:50 |
tony123 | wheres a german chat on here? | 07:50 |
Boohbah | tony123: #ubuntu-de | 07:50 |
kevdog | There is a great extract shell script that makes use of wildcards and such that automates untarring, unextracting, unzipping, etc of archives by simply using extract <archive> It makes use of shell expansion wildcards | 07:50 |
Johnneylee | !de | 07:50 |
ubottu | In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. | 07:50 |
kevdog | spO: bash | 07:50 |
GSiTurbo | :) | 07:50 |
spO | my other problem is that i cannot save dvdrebuilder project files under wine, but i guess there is no way aroudn that, so i have to use that program with windows or backup dvds one at a time | 07:51 |
DigitalKiwi | http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ someday i will read this | 07:51 |
spO | it gives me this error when trying to save project files: rr:seh:setup_exception_record stack overflow 1324 bytes in thread 0009 eip 7bc3c7de esp 00230e04 stack 0x230000-0x231000-0x330000 | 07:51 |
Johnneylee | sp0: what about norton ghost? Do you need a free solution? | 07:52 |
Dr_Willis | there are dvd backup tools for linux | 07:52 |
spO | johnneylee, dvdrebuilder re-encodes dvd9 dvds to dvd5 by using CCE ... the best quality encoder currently | 07:53 |
Johnneylee | sp0 then kindly disregard my comment | 07:53 |
Dr_Willis | I never even watch 'videos' from disk.. :) put them on the hd.. and thats it.. | 07:54 |
kevdog | spO: isnt CCE not free? | 07:55 |
SyncMaster | Dr_Willis: howdy | 07:55 |
cray1 | Johnneylee you still here? | 07:55 |
* Dr_Willis wonders at nonfree encoders that encode to normal formats.. :) | 07:55 |
spO | cce is not free, no | 07:56 |
DigitalKiwi | k9copy and dvd95 are pretty good, doubt you can tell the difference between them...props if you can | 07:56 |
leaf-sheep | DigitalKiwi: Tell us. :o | 07:56 |
cray1 | I need help getting broadcom wireless working :) | 07:56 |
apoleo12 | dr_willis: yes I will be doing this with a possible detailed explanation while i gather info ;) thanks man | 07:56 |
DigitalKiwi | leaf-sheep: tell you what? | 07:56 |
leaf-sheep | DigitalKiwi: The difference between them. | 07:57 |
Dr_Willis | I doubt if my 'good eats' videos will look much better with cce, or k9copy :) | 07:57 |
spO | i could notice a major difference between cce encoding/dvdrebuilder and plain old dvdshrink, and i reckon k9copy and dvd95 are similar to dvdshrink | 07:57 |
tony123 | wie tun tue ich das | 07:57 |
kbp | apt-get install gnome-cups-manager <---- cannot find packages.... (Ubuntu 9.04 server). Does anyone know how to fix it? | 07:57 |
Johnneylee | cray1:you can just start a private message with me bud. | 07:57 |
DigitalKiwi | leaf-sheep: between end quality, i doubt you can see a difference | 07:57 |
kevdog | spO: don't like dvdshrink? | 07:58 |
abhifx | hi there! my Internet connection keeps on dropping. is there a way to set auto redial? | 07:58 |
Dr_Willis | !find gnome-cups-manager | 07:58 |
spO | dvdshrink is nice but it gives very poor quality video | 07:58 |
ubottu | Package/file gnome-cups-manager does not exist in jaunty | 07:58 |
leaf-sheep | !info libgnomecups1.0-1 | 07:59 |
ubottu | libgnomecups1.0-1 (source: libgnomecups): GNOME library for CUPS interaction. In component main, is optional. Version 0.2.3-3 (jaunty), package size 28 kB, installed size 756 kB | 07:59 |
kevdog | spO: What's the proposed alternative -- I really didn't know there was one. I use DVDShrink a lot -- maybe b/c its very easy :) | 07:59 |
DigitalKiwi | dvdsrhink is windows blech | 08:00 |
kevdog | I'm open to any alternative to dvdshrink -- however buying the CCE -- very expensive for me | 08:01 |
SyncMaster | bye | 08:01 |
spO | kevdog, dvdrebuilder with CCE is the best quality | 08:01 |
kevdog | spO: How much did the CCE run you? | 08:01 |
DigitalKiwi | k9copy worked very well when i used it last (used it on probably 50+ dvds) can't remember which version that was | 08:02 |
spO | i am running the trial edition | 08:02 |
kevdog | spO: Doesn't trial edition have some limitations or time limit? I thought to purchase the CCE it was like $1K | 08:02 |
silv3r_m00n | can the definer of a view be null or no user ? | 08:03 |
silv3r_m00n | so that when the database is imported somewhere else the views work correctly | 08:04 |
spO | kevdog, i don't talk about piracy or support of it | 08:04 |
kevdog | spO: I'm not talking about piracy -- far from it -- I guess I just asked how much the CCE was going to run? Not sure how that relates to piracy?? | 08:04 |
ectropy | developers: how hard is it to create a driver for a usb wifi adapter? I know a bit of C, and I'm considering taking on the project myself. | 08:05 |
madhu_ | hi when i start ubuntu in hp laptop my desktop screen occupies only 3/4th of laptop screen | 08:05 |
O__o | hi, what is the linux equivalent of dos command: ipconfig /renew | 08:05 |
rsk | ectropy: very hard | 08:05 |
WebcamWonder | ectropy: A lot. You need alot of knowledge of the hardware itself | 08:05 |
kevdog | ipconfig/ /renew ? Why do you need to do this -- there really isn't an exact equivalent command | 08:05 |
rsk | ectropy: fetch the kernel from git and se if there's any driver, (you want it anyway to apply patches on) | 08:06 |
madhu_ | kindly let me know wat to do...kevdog/ectropy | 08:06 |
O__o | kevdog, then how do u renew ip in linux? | 08:06 |
silv3r_m00n | in this particular line >> /*!50013 DEFINER=`projects`@`localhost` SQL SECURITY DEFINER */ if the view was created with SQL SECURITY INVOKER then will the view work on another system with different users or where the particular definer is not present ? | 08:06 |
kevdog | Do you want to renew ip from command line? | 08:06 |
O__o | kevdog, yes | 08:06 |
kjk | What's the best thing to do when an update install is interrupted? (system froze, was installing hal update) Now system won't boot, stops at a prompt I've never seen. | 08:07 |
kevdog | See this and then get back to me: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 | 08:07 |
SpaceGhost | kjk: what prompt is it? | 08:07 |
kjk | initramfs? Is that it? | 08:08 |
O__o | kevdog, r u kidding me?? | 08:08 |
Jean_Baptiste | hello fellas | 08:08 |
kevdog | What -- It's like 5 lines you have to type -- or just put them in a script file and then just run the script? Seriously its not that hard!!! | 08:08 |
Jean_Baptiste | any one know how to dissable man pages in ubuntu? | 08:08 |
O__o | kevdog, where are those 5 lines? | 08:09 |
Jean_Baptiste | man command simply should not display anything | 08:09 |
O__o | kevdog, all i can see is like a book | 08:09 |
ectropy | rsk, WebcamWonder, madhu: the Linksys WUSB54GC Version 3 has a different chipset than Version 2 and 1. The chip diagram looks similar, but it's not the same, and the latest RT73 drivers don't work. I'm considering patching the RT73 driver. | 08:09 |
kevdog | Depends on your setup? | 08:09 |
Jean_Baptiste | ny one has any idea | 08:09 |
madhu_ | kevdog, plz answer my query | 08:10 |
Jean_Baptiste | plz ...guys...need some help | 08:10 |
ortsvorsteher | !details | Jean_Baptiste | 08:10 |
ubottu | Jean_Baptiste: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 08:10 |
madhu_ | kevdog, plz answer | 08:10 |
kevdog | I have not idea: madhu_ | 08:10 |
WebcamWonder | ectropy: I am always a little weary of going into kernel dev. That is the dark side, but I hear that have cookies :). Seriously, I haven't even touched it, so I have no clue. But I guess patching might be a lot easier than a brand new driver from scratch | 08:11 |
Jean_Baptiste | the machine is perfectly fine and its made for practising unix commands.. | 08:11 |
madhu_ | kev, thanks, itz getting okay if i restart again...shud i change config | 08:11 |
Jean_Baptiste | since for the test...they wanted to dissable man pages.. | 08:11 |
Jean_Baptiste | so that no one can see the manal of any command | 08:11 |
kevdog | madhu_: Messing with xorg is not my forte | 08:11 |
ortsvorsteher | !enter | Jean_Baptiste | 08:12 |
ubottu | Jean_Baptiste: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 08:12 |
Jean_Baptiste | i jsut want to dissable man command thats all | 08:12 |
apoleo12 | Im on liveCd and how good is irt to stay up for? | 08:12 |
apoleo12 | *it | 08:12 |
SpaceGhost | apoleo12, It being the live cd? | 08:12 |
apoleo12 | yeah it is | 08:12 |
N-S | How can I set the "chmod" access rights on a device when mounting it manually? I'd trying to set "chmod 777", since it's an NTFS usbdisk, so all users can access it. | 08:12 |
SpaceGhost | apoleo12, you can leave it on, or you can also look up how to put it to ram | 08:12 |
kevdog | Well it looks like my entire CCE question just fell on deaf ears -- Oh well! | 08:12 |
Jean_Baptiste | i jsut want to dissable man command thats all | 08:12 |
Jean_Baptiste | how do i do it? | 08:13 |
N-S | hmmm, just realised it could be "umask". Can never remember what values to use though. | 08:13 |
apoleo12 | spacegouhst: Im on live CD running in ram so assiming the same thing as it botted from the HDD | 08:13 |
SpaceGhost | !enter | Jean_Baptiste | 08:13 |
ubottu | Jean_Baptiste: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 08:13 |
kevdog | Is there a good umask tutorial? | 08:13 |
Gnea | there's a bad umask tutorial? | 08:13 |
ortsvorsteher | Jean_Baptiste: why you want to disable man command? | 08:13 |
madhu_ | kevdog, can u refer me to some1 else | 08:14 |
SpaceGhost | Jean_Baptiste, just remove man alltogether. | 08:14 |
kevdog | How about just a clear and concise umask tutorial | 08:14 |
apoleo12 | jean: man command isnt able to be disabled | 08:14 |
Jean_Baptiste | yup that should do..it.. | 08:14 |
Gnea | madhu_: ask your question again, someone might answer | 08:14 |
SpaceGhost | apoleo12, what are you asking? | 08:14 |
Jean_Baptiste | how do i remove amn all together | 08:14 |
Jean_Baptiste | > | 08:14 |
Jean_Baptiste | ? | 08:14 |
SpaceGhost | !enter | Jean_Baptiste | 08:14 |
apoleo12 | space: Im just curious thats all. as Im goin to bed soon and gonna leave this on :) | 08:14 |
ortsvorsteher | !patience | Jean_Baptiste | 08:14 |
ubottu | Jean_Baptiste: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 08:14 |
SpaceGhost | apoleo12, as long as it doesn't shut off yo'ure good. | 08:15 |
apoleo12 | thanks | 08:15 |
SpaceGhost | Later apoleo12 | 08:15 |
kevdog | madhu_: I'm not too certain who the xorg expert is on the forums. I'd just make a post in the forums and see who answers | 08:15 |
Jean_Baptiste | how do i remove all man pages from my machine..? | 08:15 |
madhu_ | gnea, thanks. when i start ubuntu in hp 6530b laptop... desktop occupies only a part of screenspace...help? | 08:15 |
SpaceGhost | Jean_Baptiste, try sudo apt-get remove man | 08:16 |
Gnea | madhu_: that's not very detailed. please ask again, but give more detail on what's happening. like, what version of ubuntu? what portion of the screen? what res is it running at? what res should it be at? what have you tried so far? | 08:16 |
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madhu_ | kevdog, thanks....i go to forums then? when? | 08:16 |
kevdog | Ok | 08:17 |
ortsvorsteher | Jean_Baptiste: why you want to remove man pages from your system? | 08:17 |
Gnea | please, don't assume that I or anyone else knows what your problem is. and, this is a help channel, so putting a "help?" there is a bit illogical and annoying | 08:17 |
jrges | hello | 08:17 |
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jorgeous | is this a help channel? | 08:18 |
Gnea | jorgeous: are you a human being? | 08:18 |
jorgeous | i am a musician! | 08:18 |
SpaceGhost | jorgeous, it's supposed to be, but lot of us prefer to hang out. | 08:18 |
jorgeous | i see | 08:18 |
SpaceGhost | Gnea: to answer your question, no he's not. | 08:18 |
jorgeous | they are busy | 08:18 |
madhu_ | gnea. itz ubuntu 9.04. res 1280x800. dont know wat res it shud be at? i tried others in vain. but wheni restart it settles | 08:18 |
jorgeous | do u wanna listen my music? | 08:18 |
jorgeous | xD | 08:18 |
SpaceGhost | jorgeous, we're not busy, ask your question... | 08:19 |
ortsvorsteher | !u | jorgeous | 08:19 |
ubottu | jorgeous: U is the 21st letter of the modern latin alphabet. Neither 'U' or 'Ur' are words in the English language. Nor are 'R', 'Y', 'l8', 'Ne1' or 'Bcuz'. Mangled English is hard for non-native English speakers. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/abbreviations/ for more information. | 08:19 |
N-S | Figured it out myself | 08:19 |
Gnea | jorgeous: please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic | 08:19 |
jorgeous | okis | 08:19 |
SpaceGhost | Jesus he thinks he's in offtopic | 08:19 |
SpaceGhost | Gnea: you're on top of it. | 08:19 |
Gnea | madhu_: sec | 08:19 |
Gnea | SpaceGhost: nothing new | 08:19 |
pyrohotdog | c | 08:22 |
podjackel | Hey guys, any one know what XF86 means on the keyboard short cuts? | 08:22 |
SpaceGhost | Gnea: cocky much? I suppose you can be since you're on top of it. | 08:23 |
Gnea | madhu_: okay, what portion of the screen can you see? top-left? another part? | 08:23 |
Gnea | !attitude | SpaceGhost | 08:23 |
ubottu | SpaceGhost: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | 08:23 |
SpaceGhost | Gnea: Humor. It was a joke. | 08:24 |
br34l | podjackel: x server | 08:24 |
Gnea | SpaceGhost: not well taken. | 08:24 |
SpaceGhost | Gnea: I think you should probably not assume that I'm just being a jerk. | 08:24 |
SpaceGhost | !attitude | Gnea | 08:24 |
ubottu | Gnea: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | 08:24 |
madhu_ | gnea, desktop screen in middle part of the laptop screen. entire dtp screen i can see but as small | 08:24 |
Gnea | SpaceGhost: I think you should just cut the whole name-calling bit out. | 08:24 |
bazhang | SpaceGhost, take chat elsewhere | 08:25 |
SpaceGhost | Gnea, dude really. | 08:25 |
Jean_Baptiste | ubuntu studio 9 get freezed after 1 HR, and manual restart is the only possible option, isn there any solution to this problem other then re install? | 08:25 |
Gnea | madhu_: if you move the mouse around, does it pan around the edges? | 08:25 |
SpaceGhost | bahzang sorry, I was just complimenting him earlier and then made a joke about how he replied to me. | 08:25 |
pyrohotdog | Can I extract a linux install disk to a folder for pxe use? | 08:26 |
Gnea | Jean_Baptiste: possibly, you could try re-routing the way the IRQs are handled with pci=routeirq at boottime | 08:26 |
madhu_ | gnea, no it does not stretch like that with mouse | 08:26 |
zahid | anybody help me that I connect with samba using xubuntu | 08:27 |
Gnea | SpaceGhost: while I appreciate the compliment (thank you), name-calling tends to fall into the 12-year old category around here. While we don't mind minors in here, we try to make sure that they are treated with respect as well, and make sure that they understand what that level of respect entails. | 08:27 |
tdn | I need to have a backup script run everytime I boot the machine, after the network has been brought up. I have tried putting the script in /etc/network/if-up.d/, but appearently, this does not work. How do I solve this? | 08:28 |
Gnea | madhu_: I see... is this taking up the whole screen or does it look like a black box around what you CAN see? | 08:28 |
SpaceGhost | bahzang: Is there a way to ignore a specific user? | 08:28 |
rakesh_ | i have two laptops but only one lan connection, and i want to have internet in the other laptop too? | 08:28 |
grawity | !ics | rakesh_ | 08:28 |
ubottu | rakesh_: If you want to share the internet connection of your ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetConnectionSharing - You may also use !firestarter: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/connection-sharing.php | 08:28 |
fmatthew5876 | how can you mount a copy of devfs somewhere? | 08:29 |
zahid | howto access samba share data in xubuntu | 08:29 |
fmatthew5876 | sorry wrong window | 08:29 |
Gnea | zahid: #xubuntu might be able to answer your question a bit better | 08:29 |
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Ben64 | hey is there a way to use 2 network connections simultaneously? | 08:31 |
Gnea | Ben64: yes, depending on what you want to accomplish. | 08:31 |
theatro | of course | 08:31 |
Ben64 | like maybe each tcp/ip session alternates between 2 connections or something | 08:31 |
Ben64 | Gnea: lets say i have cable internet, and dsl, i want to combine them to form a super ultra mega internet connection | 08:32 |
Gnea | Ben64: you have just described the concept of "load balancing" | 08:32 |
madhu_ | gnea, yes the unoccupied part of screen is black as u say | 08:32 |
Ben64 | Gnea: uh-huh, but i haven't seen something do that besides specialized dual-wan routers | 08:32 |
Gnea | Ben64: ubuntu can do it in software | 08:33 |
Gnea | Ben64: most dual-wan routers use linux to do just that | 08:34 |
bazhang | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7824444 Ben64 | 08:34 |
Ben64 | Gnea: how :O | 08:34 |
Gnea | Ben64: see what bazhang has for you | 08:34 |
Gnea | madhu_: ah, okay... are you able to get a terminal launched? | 08:34 |
bazhang | SpaceGhost, please keep it in channel (ie dont PM); generally /ignore nick will do it, depending on your client of course | 08:34 |
Ben64 | round robin dns doesn't seem to be what i want | 08:35 |
SpaceGhost | whatever. | 08:35 |
Gnea | Ben64: here's another one: http://blog.brightbox.co.uk/posts/howto-do-ethernet-bonding-on-ubuntu-properly | 08:35 |
madhu_ | gnea, yes i do | 08:36 |
dehqan | good day everybody , how can file transfer via bluetooth be enabled ? | 08:36 |
Gnea | madhu_: alright, have you been able to install the nvidia drivers from the repositories? | 08:36 |
Gnea | !bluttooth | dehqan | 08:37 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about bluttooth | 08:37 |
Gnea | !bluetooth | dehqan | 08:37 |
ubottu | dehqan: For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup | 08:37 |
hang | f | 08:37 |
hang | f | 08:37 |
hang | f | 08:37 |
FloodBot2 | hang: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:37 |
hang | gg | 08:37 |
podjackel | any one know what xf86 is in the keyboard shortcuts? | 08:37 |
dehqan | now it is not possible to send file from phone 2 pc and both bluetooth is on ,methinks file transfer service is not installed ,which package ? | 08:38 |
Gnea | podjackel: xf86? | 08:38 |
Dr_Willis | Hmm.. only time ive see 'xf86_XXXX' is for the definitions of the special media keys | 08:38 |
Dr_Willis | not a key by itself | 08:38 |
Gnea | dehqan: what phone? | 08:38 |
Dr_Willis | ie: 'xf86_play' 'xf86_stop' | 08:38 |
dehqan | any phone ... | 08:38 |
madhu_ | gnea, how to do it ...nvidia thing | 08:38 |
podjackel | that's what i'm refering too | 08:38 |
Gnea | dehqan: but the phone that you are using | 08:38 |
Ben64 | dehqan: you can grab a file on the phone from ubuntu, i've done that before | 08:38 |
podjackel | but what is xf86? | 08:38 |
Ben64 | haven't really tried sending to the computer from the phone | 08:39 |
Dr_Willis | there is no just 'xf86' key. :0 so...err.. what are you trying to do? | 08:39 |
dehqan | no ben64 phone is not in list | 08:39 |
Gnea | madhu_: what's the output of this command: lspci | grep VGA | 08:39 |
dehqan | no phone is in list | 08:39 |
podjackel | just understand these key bindings, ie, Launch Calculator is XF86Calculator | 08:39 |
dehqan | but says | 08:39 |
Ben64 | dehqan: you need to put your phone into .... whatever mode it is that makes it visible to everyone | 08:40 |
Dr_Willis | dehqan: i recall that i had to initate 'pairing' from the phone.. then enter the PIN on the pc.. if i tried it from the pc it always failed. | 08:40 |
coreyman1 | where can i view boot errors/warnring | 08:40 |
dehqan | phone is visible | 08:40 |
spO | ben, for bonding, you have to turn off network connection in ubuntu desktop , apt-get remove network-manager ... then you have to also change network naming done by /lib/udev/rules.d/ then you move a file named 75--- something net persist out of there... | 08:40 |
podjackel | Dr_Willis: I had the same experience, entering the pin on the phone works | 08:41 |
madhu_ | gnea, this is it,,,,00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07) | 08:41 |
Ben64 | spO: sounds complicated :( | 08:41 |
Gnea | coreyman1: using the dmesg command | 08:41 |
dehqan | this error while connectig linux to phone "obex://[00:1c:a4:99:b0:3a]" is not a valid location. | 08:41 |
Gnea | madhu_: okay, that looks like Intel, not nvidia | 08:41 |
Ben64 | maybe I'll just wait on bonding until I get some P3 to be my router | 08:41 |
Gnea | !intel | 08:41 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 9.04 has a known regression for some Intel graphics support. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 for more information. | 08:41 |
Ben64 | unless I can make dd-wrt do bonding | 08:41 |
podjackel | Dr_willis:I'm just trying to understand these key bindings, ie, Launch Calculator is XF86Calculator | 08:42 |
kevdog | Ben64: Do you want to network bond or network conection share? | 08:42 |
Ben64 | kevdog: bond | 08:42 |
dehqan | this error while connecting linux to phone "obex://[00:1c:a4:99:b0:3a]" is not a valid location. | 08:42 |
Ben64 | dehqan: sony ericsson phone? | 08:43 |
kevdog | Ben64: OK -- seems strange but I guess thats doable -- you need to bond NICS or bond VPN networks | 08:43 |
dehqan | yes | 08:43 |
madhu_ | gnea, yeah,...wat to do | 08:43 |
Ben64 | dehqan: make sure you pair the pc and phone | 08:43 |
Gnea | madhu_: read this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance and try different things | 08:43 |
linuxson25 | Goodmorning everyone | 08:44 |
dehqan | ben64 it is paired now | 08:44 |
Dr_Willis | podjackel: basically... but the keys on the keyboard may not match up with what the names of them on the keyboard are. :) | 08:44 |
spO | ben64, it is not complicated , especialy after you know the settings for the first time | 08:45 |
Dr_Willis | podjackel: theres no real 'standard' :) | 08:45 |
linuxson25 | Lovely Saturday morning, nothing like spending it trying to fix Ubuntu :) | 08:45 |
br34l | absolutely nothing | 08:45 |
Boohbah | dehqan: what program are you trying to use to connect, and does it understand obex? | 08:45 |
linuxson25 | Got a bit of a sticky situation....trying to install Ubuntu on my Desktop | 08:45 |
Ben64 | spO: how does bonding work anyway? does it alternate packets? alternate tcp sessions? based on load? | 08:45 |
dehqan | boohbah default one | 08:46 |
spO | ben, besides what i said, you do apt-get install ifenslave , then you type ifconfig eth0 down , ifconfig eth1 down, ifenslave bond0 eth0 eth1 | 08:46 |
dehqan | bt manager | 08:46 |
foundry87 | Why is it that while the current version of Pidgin is 2.6.x, there is nothing in the update manager for an update when I'm currently at 2.5.5? | 08:46 |
linuxson25 | Its a cloned live-cd version of my laptop, which means I cant install it from within the live-cd, cause of graphics driver problems | 08:46 |
Ben64 | foundry87: use pidgin ppa to install a new version | 08:46 |
Dr_Willis | foundry87: because ubuntu dosent update to the latest every time a new version comes out | 08:46 |
pyrak | does one usually back up her generated ssh key pair? | 08:46 |
madhu_ | gnea, thanks v v much....i will do that | 08:46 |
linuxson25 | I've tried sorting it out by reconfiguring and all the little tricks one can try....but alas | 08:46 |
spO | ben, then you also isntallt he two scripts that you find on websites, there are about 4 differe modes, the mode i have alternatives packets from one device to another, you can also set it so one is a backup device and you can also set it up so both are used at the same time , but that requires newer hardware ro something , i have mode 0 | 08:46 |
rsk | foundry87: ubuntu only updates versions if there's a security fix usually | 08:47 |
kevdog | foundry87: Its only been released within the last 48 hours. You need to compile from source or grab the deb from getdeb. Its not been added to the Jaunty repositories and probably will not be. It will show up in Karmic however | 08:47 |
pyrak | also, does one usually use the same key pair on all the machines one owns? even servers? | 08:47 |
Gnea | madhu_: if you run into any snags, let us know | 08:47 |
dehqan | boohbah bluetooth manager | 08:47 |
foundry87 | rsk: I see, why's that? | 08:47 |
rsk | foundry87: that's the policy | 08:47 |
Ben64 | spO: cool, thanks for the info | 08:47 |
foundry87 | Okay thanks :) | 08:47 |
linuxson25 | When I boot it up, it gives a short list of commands to either install, check the media, run memtest and what else....but I cant type anything, cause my wireless keyboard and mouse havent loaded yet | 08:48 |
linuxson25 | There any way I can get around this | 08:48 |
linuxson25 | ? | 08:48 |
madhu_ | gnea, sure bye thanks vv much | 08:48 |
linuxson25 | Would like to install the distro to my desktop first, before I start to try and fix the graphics driver issue | 08:48 |
dehqan | this error while connecting linux to phone "obex://[00:1c:a4:99:b0:3a]" is not a valid location. | 08:49 |
kevdog | linuxson25: Have you tried alternate CD installation method? | 08:49 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: usb keybord? or bluetooth? | 08:49 |
spO | ben , you have to change or move the /var/lib/udev/rules.d file because if you do not it will keep on updating the names of the eth0 and eth1 cards by chanigt hem to eth0_rename or eth3 or something, and it has problems with this because after you use bonding for a first time btoh network cards have the same hardware address or something | 08:50 |
linuxson25 | Dr_Willis: USB | 08:50 |
spO | ben, /lib/udev/rules.d updaates /etc/udev/rules.d | 08:50 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: ive had some odd machines that the GRUB menus dident like the USB keyboard. I had to use a PS2 keybord to get past grub | 08:50 |
Ben64 | hm | 08:50 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: theres normally a 'usb legacy' setting in the bios that may or may not make it work better. | 08:51 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: Alternate? I can try and install the original Ubuntu JJ first, and then maybe boot it up and then run the cloned version inside the desktop....but its such a long way around | 08:51 |
heo | Why does it find .git-folder? find . \! -name .git | 08:51 |
linuxson25 | Dr_Willis: Hmmmm....will need to have a look see then | 08:51 |
kevdog | linuxson25: No the alternate CD -- which is a non graphical way of installing Ubuntu -- It doesnt have all the pretty pictures but presents with a lot more options such as the ability to dmcrypt | 08:52 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: How would I do this? Is it possible to do a non-graphical installation with my clone-version live cd? | 08:53 |
linuxson25 | Dr_Willis: The strange this is though.....it picks up my keyboard as soon as the pc posts, and I can enter the BIOS everything....just as soon as it starts reading the disc and gives you the menu...bamn....no keyboard | 08:54 |
SandCat | I am about to completely redo my hard drive (everything is already backed up) any tips on how I should arrange my partitions for a windows/ubuntu dual boot setup? | 08:55 |
jumentous | hi, i've got a folder owned by me set to a group, i want anyone in that group to be able to create files (not just write) in that dir. i thought it was the g+s bit but that doesn't seem to work, any help? | 08:55 |
kevdog | linuxson25: I'm going to play dumb here b/c I don't know what a clone-version live CD is? The alternate CD is different. Here is a list of available downloads: http://ubuntu-mirror.cs.colorado.edu/releases/jaunty/ | 08:55 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: Oh...sorry man. I used remastersys to make a backup - "clone" - of my laptop installation. Pretty neat software | 08:56 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: Now I am trying to install it on my desktop | 08:57 |
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linuxson25 | Dr_Willis: Got the USB keyboard issue sorted out. BIOS actually had a easy setup for this. Just enabled USB keyboard and mouse support | 08:57 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: I dont generally have a problem with the normal install of Ubuntu on my desktop pc. When I use the "normal" Ubuntu Jaunty disc, it installs without a glitch. | 08:58 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: yep. 'legacy support' - I had one odd box that IF i had that enabled.. windows wouldent work with it.. bit of a bother. | 08:59 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: fixing things like this i think is one of the many reasons for the move to GRUB2 | 08:59 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: But anyway, I got it sorted. Just needed to sort out my USB keyboard support. Installing it now :) | 08:59 |
dhruvasagar | Hi anybody there? | 09:00 |
dhruvasagar | I have a small question | 09:00 |
linuxson25 | Dr_Willis: GRUB2? Hmmmm....how can I get my hands on this? | 09:00 |
Dr_Willis | one reason i hate that 'pick language' question. :) i think if it dident pop up.. the thing would just default to the first entry | 09:00 |
Gnea | !ask | dhruvasagar | 09:00 |
ubottu | dhruvasagar: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 09:00 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: its in teh repos.. and to be default on the net release. | 09:00 |
kevdog | linuxson25: Thanks for the remastersys info -- I new about creating custom distros however I didnt know this would back up your installation?? cool | 09:00 |
Dr_Willis | next release | 09:00 |
dhruvasagar | I wanted to add ubuntustudio packages to my normal ubuntu, I know this is not the right channel, but ubuntustudio is unresponsive | 09:01 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: Pleasure | 09:01 |
linuxson25 | Dr_Willis: Thanx for the info, and the help. Appreciate | 09:01 |
Dr_Willis | I dident realize Ubuntu Studio had their own repos... | 09:01 |
Dr_Willis | !ubuntustudio | 09:02 |
ubottu | UbuntuStudio is a collection of packages for the artist who wishes to use Ubuntu as their Digital Audio Workstation. It contains all the best Audio/Visual components from the Ubuntu repositories. For more info and install instructions, join #ubuntustudio or see http://ubuntustudio.org | 09:02 |
dhruvasagar | I had earlier added ubuntustudio source in my apt, but after upgrading to jaunty it seems to have been removed | 09:02 |
bazhang | dhruvasagar, ubuntustudio-desktop is the package you need | 09:02 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: You can even make redistributable copies of your system | 09:02 |
dhruvasagar | Dr_Willis: it does, and I had them earlier | 09:02 |
dhruvasagar | bazhang: oOO | 09:02 |
dhruvasagar | bazhang: thanks :) | 09:02 |
Dr_Willis | dhruvasagar: upgrading does clean/remove the 'unofficial' type repos from the list befor it upgradew | 09:02 |
kevdog | linuxson25: Yea I gathered that -- Wow -- to make a redistributable copy of my system with e17 -- that is good stuff!! | 09:02 |
dhruvasagar | Dr_Willis: yes I know that | 09:02 |
dhruvasagar | Dr_Willis: yes I know that | 09:03 |
dhruvasagar | Dr_Willis: this was my second upgrade | 09:03 |
dhruvasagar | Dr_Willis: I started out with 8.04 | 09:03 |
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dhruvasagar | Ubuntu rocks :) | 09:03 |
Dr_Willis | I always do clean reinstalls.. :) | 09:03 |
Guest20517 | excuse me . I install the IE 6.0 on ubuntu, but how can I watch flash on it ??? | 09:04 |
dhruvasagar | Dr_Willis: why? | 09:04 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: You can create cdf and iso filesystems | 09:04 |
bazhang | Guest20517, via wine? | 09:04 |
Dr_Willis | dhruvasagar: works better for me. with my /home on its own partition.. its trivial | 09:04 |
kevdog | linuxson25: cdf? | 09:04 |
dhruvasagar | Guest20517: you will have to download the flash player plugin for IE for windows and run it through wine | 09:04 |
* kevdog off topic -- Forget wine!!1 | 09:05 |
* dhruvasagar test | 09:05 |
Guest20517 | Thank you every one I will try | 09:05 |
linuxson25 | kevdog: Not too sure myself what that ext is, but there is an option in the menu to create a redistributable cd, where you can add files later on to the cd. I am gathering this is what it means | 09:05 |
Gnea | Guest20517: uhm, there's a flash installer that comes with the ie installer | 09:06 |
O__o | IE6 on ubuntu? so lame | 09:06 |
ikonia | O__o: pointless | 09:07 |
dhruvasagar | btw can someone remind me the name of the package for IE | 09:07 |
Guest20517 | Or Firefox can go into website which IE only? | 09:07 |
majuk | O__o: Leather patches on a suede jacket. | 09:07 |
ikonia | dhruvasagar: IE doesn't exist for linux properly, there are 3rd part products like IE on linux, but they are not good | 09:07 |
dhruvasagar | There was a package for installing various versions of IE | 09:07 |
dhruvasagar | I have installed it earlier | 09:07 |
grawity | O__o: Unfortunately, some websites (especially internal company stuff) still are only compatible with IE6. | 09:07 |
ikonia | Guest20517: there are some firefox plugins that simluate IE behaviour, check out the firefox plugins | 09:07 |
dhruvasagar | ikonia: hey! you seem to be always here! | 09:08 |
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Gnea | O__o: there are web developers that use ubuntu, it helps to have ie there for testing | 09:08 |
Dr_Willis | !ies4linux | 09:08 |
ubottu | ies4linux is a script that quickly and effortlessly helps you install 3 versions of IE in Wine. Information can be found at http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page including instructions specifically for Ubuntu. ies4linux is aimed at web designers and ie-only sites, so please, don’t use any of the IEs to navigate! Use Firefox! | 09:08 |
dhruvasagar | ahh | 09:09 |
O__o | i dont understand why sites make it only compatible with IE? | 09:09 |
dhruvasagar | that was the name! | 09:09 |
Dr_Willis | O__o: lazy developers. | 09:09 |
Gnea | O__o: because some people like it that way | 09:09 |
O__o | specially business site or some banks? | 09:09 |
dhruvasagar | so the question I really wanted to ask was, last time I checked ies4linux didn't install on 64 bit | 09:09 |
Dr_Willis | all bank sites ive seen works for all the browsers ive tried. | 09:09 |
rsk | O__o: never under-estimate how slow people are. | 09:09 |
linuxson25 | dhruvasagar: ie4linux-2.99.0.1 | 09:09 |
ikonia | dhruvasagar: still doesn't really | 09:09 |
simran | hi can anyone help me play .mov files from apple site...every time i click a trailer, it crashes and cancels f-fox | 09:09 |
jamieleshaw | Does now | 09:09 |
ikonia | jamieleshaw: really ? when did that happen | 09:10 |
Gnea | simran: download it and run it with mplayer | 09:10 |
dhruvasagar | jamieleshaw: it does? | 09:10 |
O__o | i just try to avoid those company and banks | 09:10 |
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jamieleshaw | I'm on 64bit right now I was using it a monet ago, works fine | 09:10 |
simran | im using mplayer+mplayer plugin+w32codecs+restricted-extras | 09:10 |
jamieleshaw | moment* | 09:10 |
KoolD | window close | 09:10 |
ikonia | jamieleshaw: is it a 32bit application still or native 64bit / | 09:10 |
Gnea | O__o: then do so | 09:10 |
simran | gnea, there is no way to stream it mate? | 09:10 |
jamieleshaw | Don't know but it works | 09:11 |
dhruvasagar | ikonia: jamieleshaw: :) | 09:11 |
dhruvasagar | jamieleshaw: well i'll try installing it again sometime soon | 09:11 |
Gnea | simran: eh, the encoding can be a bit odd at times. if downloading it and playing it back doesn't work, then maybe you don't have the right codec or maybe one doesn't exist | 09:11 |
jamieleshaw | I used the linux tar | 09:11 |
jamieleshaw | file | 09:11 |
dhruvasagar | ikonia: often IE is required which working with CSS | 09:11 |
jamieleshaw | & PayPal Sandbox | 09:12 |
dhruvasagar | ikonia: while* working with CSS | 09:12 |
simran | how to dl them | 09:12 |
jamieleshaw | IE 7 OR 8 | 09:12 |
ikonia | dhruvasagar: I'm aware of it's uses | 09:12 |
br34l | what is this css u're talkin aboutß | 09:12 |
jamieleshaw | It has IE7 in it now | 09:12 |
dhruvasagar | ikonia: :-| | 09:12 |
ikonia | br34l: cascading style sheets | 09:12 |
linuxson25 | Cascade Style Sheets | 09:12 |
linuxson25 | CSS | 09:13 |
br34l | ty | 09:13 |
linuxson25 | cascading* | 09:13 |
O__o | CSS = counter strike source :) | 09:13 |
br34l | thats what i thought | 09:13 |
ikonia | jamieleshaw: where did you get IE 7 or 8 - ie4linux is only up to IE6 | 09:13 |
linuxson25 | lol | 09:13 |
O__o | haha | 09:13 |
dhruvasagar | O__o: haha | 09:13 |
jamieleshaw | Wrong, it has IE7 now | 09:13 |
jamieleshaw | Check it again? | 09:13 |
dhruvasagar | ikonia: no last time I used it, it had ie 7 | 09:13 |
jamieleshaw | Correct. | 09:14 |
ikonia | jamieleshaw: website just says 5 5.5 6 | 09:14 |
b3rz3rk3r | how does one compile from source if the makefile is provided? Because then you cant "./configure" to generate it for your machine | 09:14 |
linuxson25 | 0__o: No wonder my sites kept on getting "shot" downl | 09:14 |
linuxson25 | *down | 09:14 |
jamieleshaw | ikonia, It's BETA | 09:14 |
O__o | head shot | 09:14 |
WebcamWonder | b3rz3rk3r: make? | 09:14 |
dhruvasagar | b3rz3rk3r: just do a make | 09:14 |
jamieleshaw | ikonia, But works fine. | 09:14 |
ikonia | ahhh yes, I see it in the beta section, thank you | 09:14 |
Dr_Willis | b3rz3rk3r: depends on the code. theres altertives to ./configure :) | 09:14 |
dhruvasagar | jamieleshaw: were you able to install it fine in 64bit? | 09:14 |
jamieleshaw | Yes. | 09:14 |
jamieleshaw | Just install as you would normally. | 09:15 |
dhruvasagar | jamieleshaw: when I had tried about 6 months back I had some issues | 09:15 |
jamieleshaw | Jaunty? | 09:15 |
ikonia | you've said that | 09:15 |
b3rz3rk3r | WebcamWonder, dhruvasagar Dr_Willis tried just running make and it threw errors at me | 09:15 |
dhruvasagar | jamieleshaw: no I tried on 8,10 | 09:15 |
nmvicky | any alternative to fsck that is more powerfull than fsck, i have tried to repair my flsh disk in vain | 09:15 |
jamieleshaw | I'm using 9.10, works seamlessly. | 09:16 |
jerriy | Hi | 09:16 |
dhruvasagar | b3rz3rk3r: well that either means you don't have all the dependencies or there are errors in the code | 09:16 |
dhruvasagar | jamieleshaw: 9.10 ?? | 09:16 |
jamieleshaw | Sorry, I mean 9.04 | 09:16 |
ikonia | nmvicky: depends what the problem is | 09:16 |
O__o | will the next version of ubuntu calls ubuntuX or something like that? | 09:16 |
dhruvasagar | jamieleshaw: you meant 9.04 right? | 09:16 |
jamieleshaw | Yes. | 09:16 |
ikonia | O__o: 9.10 karmick | 09:16 |
dhruvasagar | jamieleshaw: :), yea I am on 9.04 now too | 09:16 |
ikonia | !910 > O__o | 09:16 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about 910 | 09:16 |
ikonia | !9.10 > O__o | 09:17 |
ubottu | O__o, please see my private message | 09:17 |
dhruvasagar | haha | 09:17 |
O__o | i mean after 9.10 | 09:17 |
jamieleshaw | !Karmic Koala | 09:17 |
ubottu | Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 2009 - Karmic WILL break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 09:17 |
linuxson25 | jamieleshaw: You almost had me running to the Ubuntu site to download the newest 9.10 release....lol | 09:17 |
b3rz3rk3r | dhruvasagar, i checked the dependencies myself and the errors were'nt related to that. I have since found a different way of installing it, but what else can i do in future? | 09:17 |
ikonia | O__o: not named yet | 09:17 |
indian_munnda_ | can anyone help me in installing pidgin plugin musictracker???? | 09:17 |
jamieleshaw | ikonia, What is not named yet? | 09:17 |
indian_munnda_ | !pidgin | 09:17 |
dhruvasagar | b3rz3rk3r: well genenrally it is important to run the ./configure to ensure that you have all the dependecies ... | 09:17 |
ubottu | The Instant Messenger Client Pidgin (formerly Gaim) (http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Pidgin) supports MSN, XMPP (Jabber, GTalk and variants), AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ, YIM, IRC and others. See also !Kopete | 09:17 |
leaf-sheep | O__o: The name? It's Karmic+1 | 09:18 |
ikonia | jamieleshaw: version passed 9.10 | 09:18 |
b3rz3rk3r | dhruvasagar, it was looking for a directory that didnt exist, which caused it to stop | 09:18 |
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ikonia | jamieleshaw: past 9.10 sorry | 09:18 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda_: I think that you will get along pidgin-plugin-pack | 09:18 |
jamieleshaw | ikonia, I don't understand what you mean? | 09:18 |
BoltClock | anyone uses ubuntu hardy with an ati radeon hd4850 card? | 09:18 |
dhruvasagar | b3rz3rk3r: is the application something you created or worked ? | 09:19 |
ikonia | jamieleshaw: the version of ubuntu that will come after 9.10 has not been named yet | 09:19 |
O__o | ubuntu needs to hire some artist to design a better default theme. something beautiful like osx | 09:19 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: dude its not pre installed dude, and i got the source but not able to install it, so finding any help here.. | 09:19 |
nmvicky | ikonia: probably its filesystem,well i plugged it out of my system while it was still in use, colud this be repairable?its a LG flash disk, i have tried repairing it with a windows XP CD(thought i trust linux to be more powerful) but still nothing, the most common output is something like permissions on the device. | 09:19 |
jamieleshaw | ikonia, Yes, I understand now. | 09:19 |
ikonia | O__o: if you look on ubuntuforums there are some good art discussions | 09:19 |
linuxson25 | 0__o: you can download OSx type themes for Ubuntu | 09:19 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: there is a package in the repos | 09:19 |
O__o | ikonia, i mean default theme | 09:19 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: I know its not pre-installed | 09:19 |
ikonia | nmvicky: which file system is on it | 09:19 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: can u name it please | 09:19 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: the package name is pidgin-plugin-pack | 09:19 |
ikonia | O__o: yes, and there are some good discussions on it on ubuntu forums | 09:19 |
O__o | that u dont need to tweak it after | 09:19 |
jamieleshaw | There is actually a graphics team, but it's still in the making. | 09:20 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: ok let me install that first | 09:20 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: you can check out its details in synaptic | 09:20 |
b3rz3rk3r | dhruvasagar, i was trying to compile neverball from source, and after getting the dependencies i tried to "./configure" and it just said command not found | 09:20 |
jamieleshaw | The Time selector in Jackolope was the work of the graphics team. | 09:20 |
dhruvasagar | b3rz3rk3r: neverball is cool :) | 09:20 |
ikonia | b3rz3rk3r: that appolication does not use configure | 09:20 |
ikonia | b3rz3rk3r: read the README file and INSTALL files | 09:20 |
b3rz3rk3r | ikonia, right, i saw that the makefile is provided, so what else do i do | 09:20 |
b3rz3rk3r | ikonia, oh.. ok | 09:20 |
dhruvasagar | b3rz3rk3r: well firstly I would suggest you to probably go to getdeb.net and check if you can directly get the .deb file (if I remember correctly it is there) | 09:21 |
nmvicky | ikonia: right now it has no filesystem, when i plug it in my system it just appears as a USB drive which is not mounted. | 09:21 |
ikonia | benoitc: read the README file and the INSTALL files | 09:21 |
ikonia | nmvicky: what file system should be on it | 09:21 |
Dr_Willis | Install the README and read the INSTALL file. :) | 09:21 |
dhruvasagar | b3rz3rk3r: configure is actually a script | 09:21 |
b3rz3rk3r | dhruvasagar, iv got it now.. it was in the repos, just wanted to see if i could build from source to get more confortable with it | 09:21 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: i got the plugin in the repos itself. :) | 09:21 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: that is what I had said :) | 09:21 |
linuxson25 | Well, I got good news, no, make it GREAT news everyone!!!! Got Ubuntu working on my desktop, straight from the cloned live-cd!! | 09:22 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: i have installed it and now checking it..then let u know whther its working or not | 09:22 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: great :) | 09:22 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: btw where are you from in India? | 09:22 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: using what tool was that now? i forgot the name. | 09:22 |
linuxson25 | I recently installed the KDE dekstop, and after installing it on my desktop, just asked it to boot into KDE environment instead of gnome | 09:23 |
Psi-Jack__ | Okay.. So my router, presently, has only a small annoyance. | 09:23 |
Psi-Jack__ | When eth1, my net interface, comes up, it replaces /etc/resolv.conf with that retrieved via the DHCP. | 09:23 |
dhruvasagar | linuxson25: I don't quite understand how that is great... | 09:23 |
Psi-Jack__ | I don't want that, I want it to stay as I put it, or to adjust it with resolvconf to settings specifically supplied by wherever it gets that. | 09:23 |
linuxson25 | Dr_Willis: Remastersys | 09:23 |
Psi-Jack__ | Cause, I have my own domains. I have my own DNS, I don't want my router out of sync with that. | 09:23 |
dhruvasagar | linuxson25: maybe I am not interpreting your correctly or something | 09:23 |
nmvicky | ikonia: vfat | 09:23 |
Dr_Willis | !info remastersys | 09:23 |
ubottu | Package remastersys does not exist in jaunty | 09:23 |
Dr_Willis | Hmmm... | 09:23 |
dhruvasagar | hm | 09:23 |
Dr_Willis | !remastersys | 09:23 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about remastersys | 09:24 |
jerriy | Ubuntu question: update maneger refuses to update | 09:24 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: I forget the exact option, but there's a way to call dhcpcd without pulling DNS info | 09:24 |
dhruvasagar | Dr_Willis: is the spellings correct ? | 09:24 |
Slart | Psi-Jack__: there are some settings for the dhcp client you can set.. I think that's what's overwriting the file | 09:24 |
linuxson25 | dhruvasagar: I have been going at it straight for 12 hours now, trying to install the cloned version om my laptop on my desktop pc, but after logging in, it would just give me a white screen. I got it working now, by booting into the KDE environment | 09:24 |
dhruvasagar | jerriy: does it give you an error message ? | 09:24 |
Slart | Psi-Jack__: there is a keyword called "prepend" that might be useful | 09:24 |
Dr_Willis | apt-cache search remaster --> blank. :() | 09:24 |
Psi-Jack__ | Hmm | 09:24 |
dhruvasagar | jerriy: most likely you need to do a 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to clean any errors you might have had while update last time | 09:25 |
jerriy | dhruvasagar certain things are not updated | 09:25 |
wiehan | how to I get files off of my home partition onto my winXP installed under VIRTUALBOX? | 09:25 |
dhruvasagar | linuxson25: what exactly does a cloned version mean ? | 09:25 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: Well in the dhclient.conf, there's options and such, but so far, everything I've tried, still results in the same thing. | 09:26 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: thanks it working successfully like in gtalk....:P | 09:26 |
jerriy | dhruvasagar I can't update specifically 2 things that nevertheless appear among the lists in update manager!!! | 09:26 |
Psi-Jack__ | Slart: --^ | 09:26 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: awesome :) | 09:26 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: u too from india? | 09:26 |
linuxson25 | dhruvasagar: I used the software remastersys to "clone" my laptop installation to my desktop pc | 09:26 |
Dr_Willis | wiehan: the OS in vurtialbox can access the linux box as if the 2 machines were on a LAN. via samba/shares.. OR virtualbox has its own special 'share' that windows can access if you install the vbox guest addations. (see the vbox docs) | 09:26 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: yea Bangalore | 09:26 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: like a line "option nodns" in the interfaces config didn't do anything? | 09:27 |
jerriy | It's in ubuntu jaunty | 09:27 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: Nope. It still pulled it. | 09:27 |
nmvictor | ikonia: any ideas? | 09:27 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: do u know any expert in Ubuntu? | 09:27 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: And set it. | 09:27 |
Slart | Psi-Jack__: I've used the prepend options at one point.. not sure if they've changed anything since then.. as a last resort you could set resolv.conf to read only.. but that's a poor solution if you ask me | 09:27 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: ikonia is quite an expert | 09:27 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: but there are lots of experts here in this channel | 09:27 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: is he in india? | 09:27 |
linuxson25 | dhruvasagar: I made an exact copy of my already istalled Ubuntu distro | 09:27 |
Psi-Jack__ | Slart: Indeed, it is a poor solution, especially since dhclient runs as root and it wouldn't effect it. | 09:28 |
linuxson25 | dhruvasagar: The software lets you make redistributable backup copies | 09:28 |
dhruvasagar | linuxson25: I had thought so, just wanted to confirm, now that is AWESOME! | 09:28 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: Google tells me etherconf con turn DNS on/off for an interface | 09:28 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: Oh! you mean in the /etc/network/interfaces? | 09:28 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: no I don't think ikonia is from India | 09:28 |
linuxson25 | dhruvasagar: Yeah, I know | 09:28 |
linuxson25 | dhruvasagar: So happy right now!!! | 09:29 |
jerriy | Jaunty update manager "forbids" updating 2 distros | 09:29 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: etherconf? That's not... In my root path. | 09:29 |
dhruvasagar | linuxson25: If only I knew about this earlier, I wouldn't have had to install everything I needed all over again when I changed my laptop! | 09:29 |
dhruvasagar | jerriy: did you try the command I told you? | 09:29 |
* Gnea wonders why sound in firefox/youtube had decided not to work anymore... | 09:29 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: Actually i wanna have a seminar in my college in which an expert will speak to te people about the ubuntu benefits. | 09:29 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: Ahh, etherconf must be a Gnome thing? | 09:30 |
wiehan | Dr_Willis: Failed to retrieve share list from server | 09:30 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: I dunno, blame Google. | 09:30 |
richardcavell | Gnea: Are you in Karmic or Jaunty? | 09:30 |
Slart | Psi-Jack__: read only files are automatically overwritten by root? what version of ubuntu are you running? | 09:30 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: so i need an expert for that who can tell all my guest about linux. | 09:30 |
Psi-Jack__ | Slart: 9.04-server | 09:30 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: I think you should ask that question directly here itself, not direct it to me, I have good experience in Ubuntu, but I don't consider myself an expert by any means | 09:30 |
Psi-Jack__ | Slart: And yes, root can still overwrite readonly files. Root is god. | 09:30 |
Dr_Willis | wiehan: then ya dont have the networking/shares setup right.. you could also use ssh, and install winscp on the windows virt machine.. or use the vbox guest addations. | 09:30 |
Slart | Psi-Jack__: are you really sure root doesn't respect the permissions for files? | 09:30 |
richardcavell | On Karmic sound is completely snafu | 09:30 |
dhruvasagar | jerriy: you can try to remove and reinstall those 2 packages which are stuck / corrupt | 09:31 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: are u a member of ubuntu-in? | 09:31 |
Slart | !karmic | richardcavell | 09:31 |
ubottu | richardcavell: Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 2009 - Karmic WILL break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 09:31 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: ubuntu-in ? | 09:31 |
richardcavell | Slart: root can do anything | 09:31 |
jerriy | f- spot and gstreamer0.10-plugins | 09:31 |
Psi-Jack__ | Slart: Pretty sure, yeah.. But I don't want a dirty hack either, not for my routing server. | 09:31 |
Slart | richardcavell: give it a try.. please | 09:31 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: ubuntu india channel name....:) | 09:31 |
Gnea | richardcavell: jaunty. what I have are 2 soundcards: an audigy and an x-fi usb. they won't work at the same time under pulseaudio, as the audigy takes pulseaudio and throws it through a meatgrinder, causing pa to crash and burn. i've blacklisted the audigy module from loading so i could plug the usb back in. | 09:31 |
richardcavell | Slart: I know that, I was replying to Gnea | 09:31 |
richardcavell | Gnea: pulseaudio seems to be working poorly | 09:31 |
Gnea | richardcavell: so I ran pa again, and sounds work - except for within firefox | 09:31 |
MatBoy | for an eeepc, ubuntu supports it all... but is there still a reason to chose for something like eeebuntu ? | 09:31 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: I am now :) | 09:32 |
richardcavell | Plenty of people have had issues with two sound cards | 09:32 |
richardcavell | or even a sound card and integrated sound | 09:32 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: but not many people there | 09:32 |
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dhruvasagar | jerriy: I hope you read my previous messages to you | 09:32 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: yeah u r right | 09:32 |
richardcavell | Gnea: I'd try to help you but I can't get my own PA working | 09:32 |
Slart | richardcavell: oh.. it still applies though.. take gnea with you to #ubuntu+1 =) | 09:32 |
Gnea | richardcavell: probably, and I even found some configuration directives for pa to work with the audigy, but it still didn't take right | 09:32 |
Gnea | richardcavell: what's wrong with it? | 09:32 |
richardcavell | Slart: he's using Jaunty | 09:32 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: Hey, see the 'request' line? Can to specify one of those per interface? | 09:32 |
Slart | richardcavell: bah.. nevermind me then | 09:33 |
richardcavell | Gnea: You can try #pulseaudio | 09:33 |
Gnea | Slart: why #ubuntu+1? | 09:33 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: I see it, but the request line for me, doesn't work. | 09:33 |
richardcavell | Gnea: You're on the right channel. | 09:33 |
Gnea | richardcavell: I have, even they haven't been able to fix it (the audigy bit, that is) | 09:33 |
jerriy | you mean 'sudo dpkg --configure -a'? yes I've read it | 09:33 |
Gnea | richardcavell: I know I am :) | 09:33 |
richardcavell | Gnea: There are some guys on the pulse audio channel who really know what they're doing | 09:33 |
Slart | Gnea: I got the impression you were discussing sound on Karmic.. my bad | 09:33 |
Gnea | Slart: np. I don't run alpha or beta releases. | 09:33 |
linuxson25 | Ok, this is kinda weird.....I can boot into KDE desktop on my desktop pc, but as soon as I log off and try gnome, I get a white screen again | 09:34 |
richardcavell | Gnea: it is possible to uninstall pulseaudio completely and still have sound | 09:34 |
linuxson25 | Anyone maybe know why that is? | 09:34 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: actually there is a very big ubuntu community in india but we are unaware of that. They all meet in JNU campus many times in a year. There is always a big meeting but i dont know when it happens | 09:34 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: What do you mean? If you take "domain-name-servers" out of the request line, it still calls for DNS info? | 09:34 |
Gnea | richardcavell: eh, there's a catch-22 here, though | 09:34 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: Well, apparently, because it still overrites the resolv.conf for me. | 09:34 |
richardcavell | Gnea: like what? | 09:34 |
dhruvasagar | indian_munnda: there are actually a lot of communities my friend, not just one :) | 09:34 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: Well if that were configured like that, NOTHING should make a DNS call. | 09:34 |
majuk | Then you got other problems, I dunno. | 09:35 |
indian_munnda | dhruvasagar: i have heard of only that one in india...:P | 09:35 |
Gnea | richardcavell: alsa works great with the audigy. but I can't seem to get the mic to work. alsa only provides a basic functionality with the x-fi usb, whereas pulseaudio opens the features of the x-fi up (like changing the volume and using the mic. surround 5.1 works, from what i've heard, although i've yet to test it) | 09:35 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: Install Gentoo, this would take a whole 1 line. | 09:35 |
majuk | :P | 09:35 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: Bleh. I use gentoo at work. I don't want it at home. :p | 09:36 |
richardcavell | Gnea: I don't know enough to be able to help you | 09:36 |
Gnea | richardcavell: so basically, the audigy will only work with alsa, and the x-fi will only work with pulseaudio | 09:36 |
Gnea | richardcavell: thanks for trying :) | 09:36 |
richardcavell | Gnea: when you get your PA fixed you can help me fix mine XD | 09:36 |
linuxson25 | Ok, this is kinda weird.....I can boot into KDE desktop on my desktop pc, but as soon as I log off and try gnome, I get a white screen again | 09:36 |
linuxson25 | Anyone maybe know why that is? | 09:36 |
Gnea | richardcavell: I've actually worked with PA a lot, so I might be able to help you - what's the deal? | 09:36 |
Dr_Willis | Good to hear that X-fi cards are finally getting some support... | 09:36 |
Psi-Jack__ | I'll try the supersede method. | 09:36 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: ive seen a bug silimer to that with the ati drivers.. which was a bother. | 09:37 |
Gnea | Dr_Willis: yeah, but now I can't seem to get the mic to work again | 09:37 |
jerriy | I can't tick on the box so then why do they appear on the list of things to be updated via update manager? that I can then install the two things ( | 09:37 |
richardcavell | Gnea: mate, I'm just going to wait for all the updates before I complain too much. Basically, PA is taken over by one app (in my case, Steam) and no other app has sound | 09:37 |
wiehan | Dr_Willis: I have tried, but I can't succeed, please just run me trhough the first basic steps. | 09:37 |
Gyix | sup | 09:37 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: I only see ways to set the DNS servers statically. | 09:37 |
majuk | Sorry mang | 09:37 |
Dr_Willis | linuxson25: i ended up not using gdm/kdm (or added the always restart server option) to gdm. | 09:37 |
richardcavell | Gnea: If I exit Steam, another app gets sound and every other app has none | 09:37 |
Gnea | richardcavell: interesting. is it the latest alsa+pulseaudio from the repos or did you upgrade them to the latest? | 09:38 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: That's exactly what I want. I use my own DNS servers in-house. | 09:38 |
richardcavell | Gnea: from the repos | 09:38 |
Psi-Jack__ | majuk: SO I need not just nameserver entries, but domain and search to stay mine. | 09:38 |
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Dr_Willis | wiehan: basic steps to what exactly? if you got xp in virtualbox. You can install winscp on it.. and access the linux box via ssh. to get some files back and forth. thats ONE way of doing it. | 09:38 |
richardcavell | It actually broke *after* a PulseAudio update | 09:38 |
Psi-Jack__ | Now, supercede domain-name-servers, worked for the nameserver stuff. but supersede domain-name and supersede domain-search, did not.. It still picked up my ISP's | 09:38 |
richardcavell | So I reckon there was a new bug introduced or it exposed a regression | 09:39 |
majuk | Psi-Jack__: Oh. Well then you should be able to put "prepend domain-name-servers $IP" and then take domain-name-server out of the request batch | 09:39 |
Gnea | richardcavell: okay. I had to update my alsa (there's a ppa for it) and pulseaudio (from source) to make any headway - it all works a bit better, but well, you know my problem now :) | 09:39 |
Gnea | richardcavell: when you exit steam, have you tried a sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart ? | 09:39 |
wiehan | Dr_Willis: I heard that you can literally just drag and drop files? I want to do that. | 09:39 |
whobody | god 'ole ubuntu | 09:39 |
richardcavell | I think PulseAudio's still unstable | 09:39 |
whobody | good* | 09:39 |
rsk | richardcavell: agreed | 09:39 |
Dr_Willis | wiehan: ive never seen that done, check the vbox docs I guess.. | 09:39 |
richardcavell | Gnea: no I haven't, but thanks for the tip | 09:39 |
Dr_Willis | wiehan: could be you need the guest addations, and enable some clipboard featiures | 09:40 |
rsk | richardcavell: it's one of the most crappy software included by default in ubuntu, next to X. | 09:40 |
Gnea | richardcavell: if in doubt, I always restart the daemon to see where the problem is at - if it's really with pa or with alsa or somewhere else | 09:40 |
Dr_Willis | Ive had no issues with Pulse audio. :) | 09:40 |
linuxson25 | Dr_Willis: But the strange thing is though, when I do a normall installation with the straight forward Ubuntu disc, it runs smoothly on my AMD64 desktop. Its only when I use the remastersys copy that gnome bombs out. I thought this might have something to do with a display driver or something, and spent about 2 hours getting it connected to the net last night, and updating my NVidia drivers....which by the way, were up to date | 09:40 |
richardcavell | rsk: It's also going through frequent updates | 09:40 |
rsk | i've never died Dr_Willis but i'm sure other people do. | 09:40 |
rsk | that's not a valid point you made | 09:40 |
richardcavell | rsk: A piece of software that is updated every 3 days can't be stable | 09:40 |
Gnea | I just wish there was a way to get pulseaudio to 'ignore' certain alsa entries | 09:40 |
rsk | richardcavell: updates smupdates. dont include crappy shit that brakes sound. | 09:41 |
rsk | kind of basic :p | 09:41 |
craCkpot | i am having trouble getting my mic to work with ubuntu | 09:41 |
Dr_Willis | they said the same about ALSA back when it was in the process of replacing OSS. | 09:41 |
rsk | Dr_Willis: oss is still better | 09:41 |
richardcavell | rsk: well, Karmic's due in 2 months. We'll see if they manage to fix it by then. | 09:41 |
Dr_Willis | so we should go back to the little speakers built into the motherboard! | 09:41 |
craCkpot | like its turned on and i can talk into it and hear it in my headset, but i am unable to record myself talking | 09:41 |
bullgard4 | !sound | 09:42 |
ubottu | If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 | 09:42 |
craCkpot | is it normal to have alsa, oss, and pulseaudio installed? | 09:43 |
rsk | craCkpot: i'd say that's normal | 09:43 |
craCkpot | is it necessary? | 09:44 |
Dr_Willis | craCkpot: yes. they are 'layers' :) actually alsa has a oss compatiablity layer i think ya can say | 09:44 |
majuk | craCkpot: Ubuntu seems to think so. | 09:44 |
cornjuliox | how do I upgrade firefox from the 3.0 version thats bundled with ubuntu by default to the 3.5 thats already out? | 09:44 |
Dr_Willis | kernel -> alsa --> pulseaudio | 09:44 |
Dr_Willis | !ff3.5 | cornjuliox | 09:44 |
ubottu | cornjuliox: Firefox 3.5 Final is available for Jaunty by installing the package firefox-3.5 and firefox-3.5-gnome-support | FF3.5 is referred to as Shiretoko in your UI, see http://is.gd/1reB3 for an explanation | Hardy & Intrepid: http://is.gd/1jkNY | 09:44 |
cornjuliox | Dr_Willis: i'm on hardy | 09:44 |
Dr_Willis | cornjuliox: then you should of mentioned that. :) | 09:44 |
Dr_Willis | cornjuliox: you could go get the firefox binary tar.gz from the firefox homepage i guess.. :) | 09:45 |
Psi-Jack__ | Got it. | 09:45 |
Psi-Jack__ | I had to to supersede domain-name "mydomain"; as well, and it also took care of domain-search too. | 09:45 |
richardcavell | I've decided I'm going to stabilise on 10.04. I'm sick of these update cycles. They break things as often as they fix them. | 09:45 |
cornjuliox | Dr_Willis: i have the binary tar, but it doesn't run. its complaining that it can't find libxul.so but its in the same directory as firefox-bin. | 09:45 |
Gnea | richardcavell: I put the question forth to the pa people, all I can do is wait and hope | 09:46 |
Dr_Willis | cornjuliox: it may be trying to load the one from the system libx first i guess. | 09:46 |
cornjuliox | Dr_Willis: how do you correct that, then? | 09:46 |
richardcavell | Gnea: and try the IRC channel again in 6 hours - there are often a new bunch of people on at different times | 09:46 |
Dr_Willis | cornjuliox: no idea :) theres some command line optiosn i recall seeing. but not tried it in ages.. I see about 4 libxul.so here on this jaunt install.. seems songbird even has its own. | 09:47 |
Gnea | richardcavell: yeah, I'm used to the lag there - thanks | 09:49 |
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suzi | hi | 09:51 |
heo | Where are password stored in Ubuntu, like with postgres? | 09:51 |
suzi | i have installed ubuntu 9.04 | 09:51 |
suzi | and try to install smc | 09:51 |
DarthArachides | !karmic | 09:51 |
ubottu | Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 2009 - Karmic WILL break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 09:51 |
suzi | when i open this programme my terminal said | 09:52 |
suzi | Error : Screen mode creation failed | 09:52 |
suzi | Reason : Couldn't find matching GLX visual | 09:53 |
jerriy | Update manager cockup (it refuses to update but pretends that my system is up to date) | 09:53 |
suzi | somebody know how to solve this? | 09:54 |
zvacet | jerriy : get updated from terminal | 09:54 |
Gnea | suzi: did you install an updated video driver? | 09:54 |
jerriy | zvacet check this out: http://i32.tinypic.com/qx57yd.jpg | 09:54 |
jerriy | 2 things are greyed out (cant tick on the box and update them) | 09:55 |
suzi | no | 09:55 |
zvacet | jerriy : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 09:55 |
Gnea | suzi: click on System->Administration->Hardware Drivers and make sure | 09:55 |
krishna_ | !aptfix | 09:57 |
ubottu | If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a » | 09:57 |
computer_ | what program can i use to compress large videos? | 09:57 |
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suzi | ok | 09:58 |
rsk | computer_: define compress and large | 09:59 |
jerriy | zvacet I did sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade but the two things were not upgraded | 10:00 |
jerriy | zvacet this is the result: http://i30.tinypic.com/106mxhi.png | 10:00 |
suzi | Gnea, here is nothing relative to video, only wireless here | 10:00 |
zvacet | jerriy : sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 10:00 |
Gnea | suzi: smc works fine here. can you launch it from the menu? | 10:00 |
krishna_ | hi. i am not getting "install package" active in a .deb file... i tried !aptfix but of no use... how to fix ? | 10:01 |
nmvictor | computer_: if you mean compress to save filesystem space and backup the files, then tar and bzip,but if the files are too large, lose of data is inevitable.otherwise if you mean compress the files as editing then you might want to try some video editin suite?not sure which is appropriate. | 10:01 |
suzi | Gnea, i've already tried but it doesn't work, The problem is not in smc only, this is also in trigger and wine | 10:02 |
RudyValencia | Hi, I'm getting the following when I do an apt-get update on Ubuntu 8.04: W: Failed to fetch http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/dists/hardy/Release Unable to find expected entry main-updates/source/Sources in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?) E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead. | 10:02 |
jerriy | zvacet, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade failed to update the two as you can see: | 10:02 |
jerriy | Reading package lists... Done | 10:02 |
jerriy | Building dependency tree | 10:02 |
jerriy | Reading state information... Done | 10:02 |
jerriy | Calculating upgrade... Done | 10:02 |
jerriy | The following packages have been kept back: | 10:02 |
FloodBot2 | jerriy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:02 |
RudyValencia | I'm using a sources.list with mirrors.kernel.org as the source for hardy and hardy-updates. | 10:03 |
Gnea | suzi: can you run the program glxgears? | 10:03 |
suzi | yeah | 10:04 |
jerriy | sorry FloodBot2 | 10:04 |
qwert321 | hello | 10:04 |
suzi | Xlib : extention "GLX" missing on display "0.0". | 10:04 |
suzi | Error : couldn't get an RGB, Double-buffered visual | 10:05 |
Gnea | suzi: suzi have you read this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=739227 | 10:05 |
qwert321 | I cannot get Canon LBP-2900 driver to work in Ubuntu 9.04, somebody help please? | 10:05 |
Gnea | suzi: and this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=431265 | 10:06 |
jerriy | so what's the solution for the two things here?> :http://i32.tinypic.com/qx57yd.jpg | 10:06 |
Gnea | !printer | qwert321 | 10:06 |
ubottu | qwert321: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows | 10:06 |
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nmvictor | Can i install lilo when i already have grub in ubuntu,or is that gonna cause some conflict during boot up? | 10:07 |
qwert321 | ubottu: ok. I tried already help.ubuntu.com https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters/CanonPrinters/Canon_LBP_2900 but didn't work. | 10:07 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 10:07 |
craCkpot | is it possible to setup a shortcut for command line: for example if i want to run a program via wine can i setup a shortcut to where i just enter the command and it will run the stored command | 10:07 |
groza | hello how can i install java ? | 10:07 |
craCkpot | i think its called symbolic links? i don't know | 10:08 |
friendishan | nmvictor yes u can and it won't have any problem with boot-up | 10:08 |
jerriy | This update manager problem started after updating to "Jaunty" http://i32.tinypic.com/qx57yd.jpg | 10:08 |
friendishan | !patience | 10:08 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 10:08 |
Trijntje | crackpot: yes, you can setup a shortcut with a custom command | 10:08 |
zvacet | jerriy: apt-get -u dist-upgrade | 10:09 |
nmvictor | friendishan: so what will boot my linux box, grub or LILO? and how do i tell either to take over? | 10:09 |
craCkpot | im assuming i should create a text file with the full command then setup a link to it? | 10:09 |
marleen | Hi! | 10:10 |
marleen | I've tried to import an mbox-formatted bunch of mails from Eudora into Evolution. | 10:10 |
jerriy | 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded. Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied) | 10:11 |
jerriy | E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root? | 10:11 |
marleen | jerriy: prefix the command with sudo | 10:11 |
marleen | I can see the headers of the emails, but not the body. | 10:11 |
zvacet | jerriy: sorry sudo apt-get -u dist-upgrade | 10:11 |
marleen | When inspecting the file manually (with less), everything is there. | 10:11 |
jerriy | "sudo apt-get -u dist-upgrade" didn't help either (still not upgraded) | 10:12 |
marleen | Has anyone heard of any similar problems with importing mbox files with Evolution (perhaps it's a Eudora-specific problem)? | 10:12 |
groza | hello | 10:13 |
groza | how can i change the download direcory of my synaptic? | 10:13 |
groza | *directory | 10:13 |
marleen | groza: Not easily. Why do you want to do that? | 10:13 |
zvacet | jerriy: let try to install that packages sudo apt-get install f-spot do the same with other and see if that help | 10:13 |
marleen | Are you running out of disk space? | 10:13 |
groza | i have only 3 gb left | 10:13 |
ash-2plus1 | whenever i have had problems with mail files i have used Aid4mail | 10:13 |
ash-2plus1 | http://www.aid4mail.com/ | 10:14 |
RudyValencia | I found the problem I was having. | 10:14 |
suraj | Gnea, i have tried both of but still have the same problem | 10:14 |
RudyValencia | Stupid typo! | 10:14 |
groza | can someone help me? | 10:14 |
zvacet | groza : 3gb is enough free space in root directory but you can run sudo apt-get autoremove sudo apt-get clean sudo apt-get autoclean to get more space | 10:16 |
groza | zvacet : i did | 10:16 |
sebrock | how should I interpret the last command? It shows a bunch of columns | 10:16 |
groza | but what will happen when i will have less than 1 gb | 10:16 |
groza | ? | 10:16 |
oguncak | hi friends. how can i enable the flash plugin on chromium? | 10:17 |
leaf-sheep | groza: End of the world. | 10:17 |
zvacet | groza : in that case you don´t really have problem | 10:17 |
silare | Hi hi, all. I was thinking of getting to learn how to theme Ubuntu, down to making new title bar buttons, scrollbars, etc. Are there any sites I should look to? | 10:17 |
groza | zvacet : i just want to know if this is posible | 10:17 |
leaf-sheep | groza: Really. I think your hard drive may experience some issues. HDD often do that when they're full. Otherwise, empty what you can. Move or delete. | 10:17 |
zvacet | groza : run above commands again | 10:17 |
jerriy | YES! | 10:18 |
jerriy | Thanks Zvacet | 10:18 |
groza | it doesnt do nothing | 10:18 |
leaf-sheep | oguncak: Last time I heard, there are no support for it. Unless somebody posted a solution. Try Google. | 10:18 |
groza | no package to remove | 10:18 |
groza | brb | 10:18 |
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oguncak | on the browser dev page it says: --enable-plugin.. but where to write that command? | 10:19 |
zvacet | groza : all downloaded deb packages are stored in var/cache/apt/archives I don´t know is it possible to download them somewhere else | 10:19 |
zvacet | jerriy : np 8-) | 10:19 |
Guest20644 | I hate old hardy looks of volume change: http://bildites.lv/images/31397okamu8g7t1vii.png how can I change it to that nice black one that comes with jaunty? | 10:20 |
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silare | Hi hi, all. I was thinking of getting to learn how to theme Ubuntu, down to making new title bar buttons, scrollbars, etc. Are there any sites I should look to? | 10:21 |
fabe | hi where should I best seek help regarding recently borken sound for Realtek ALC888 in karmic ? | 10:21 |
leaf-sheep | !karmic | fabe | 10:22 |
ubottu | fabe: Karmic Koala is the codename for Ubuntu 9.10, due October 2009 - Karmic WILL break - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 10:22 |
fabe | i know i will break | 10:22 |
fabe | but want to get it fixed ... | 10:23 |
groza | zvacet : but is safe to delete them? | 10:23 |
ninadsp | fabe: the best place to look for karmic issues would be the #ubuntu+1 channel... please ping there... :) | 10:23 |
fabe | k | 10:24 |
fabe | thx | 10:24 |
chrisss | Some help with partitioning? As I understand it, if I want hibernation to work, I need about 2x my RAM? | 10:24 |
zvacet | groza : yes,you will delete them with commands and told you | 10:24 |
llutz | chrisss: more that 1xRAM you need | 10:25 |
chrisss | Say I currently have 1GB RAM. So I'd have a swap partition of 2? | 10:25 |
zvacet | groza : and if you now have 3gb there is no need for that I think | 10:25 |
groza | zvacet: can you give me the commands again pls? | 10:25 |
llutz | chrisss: would be sufficient | 10:25 |
chrisss | llutz: Oh. What if, at a later date, I increase my RAM. Is changing the partition easy? | 10:25 |
P_Kable | anybody has experience with arkeia backup solution ? | 10:25 |
Julia_ | how can I get jaunty volume notification? http://regmedia.co.uk/2009/04/20/jaunty_jackalope_notifications.jpg | 10:26 |
zvacet | groza : sudo apt-get autoremove sudo apt-get clean sudo apt-get autoclean | 10:26 |
Julia_ | I have old one. It looks lame | 10:26 |
groza | tfnx | 10:26 |
llutz | chrisss: depends on your partition layout | 10:26 |
Gr1 | Greetings all. I have a wify internet connection, and I would like to share that connection using a wired cable to my desktop pc. How can I do that? | 10:26 |
grawity | !ics | Gr1 | 10:26 |
ubottu | Gr1: If you want to share the internet connection of your ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetConnectionSharing - You may also use !firestarter: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/connection-sharing.php | 10:26 |
chrisss | llutz: Okay, I have no idea what that means. I'm partitioning right now via the UNR installation process. | 10:26 |
grawity | Gr1: Those two links have some tutorials on connection sharing. | 10:26 |
zvacet | groza : np | 10:27 |
Gr1 | ubottu: I tried firestarter as per the forum, but didnt worked for me. My internet connection comes to the wifi interface. | 10:27 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 10:27 |
llutz | chrisss: if you put your swap partition at the start of the disk, it will be hard to increase it later. if you plan to upgrade your RAM, create a big swap better now than later | 10:27 |
mido | guyz.... i wanna learn bash scripting ,,, how? | 10:27 |
Gr1 | I will try the other :) | 10:27 |
Gr1 | Thank you | 10:27 |
chrisss | llutz: Oh, okay then. Thanks. | 10:28 |
samphippen | is there a channel for the netbook remix specifically? | 10:28 |
majuk | Is Urban Terror not available in the apt repository? | 10:28 |
leaf-sheep | mido: #bash | 10:29 |
mido | ya leaf | 10:29 |
Gr1 | mido: try bash script + tldp on google | 10:29 |
Gr1 | I learned that way. | 10:29 |
leaf-sheep | samphippen: If I remember it correctly, there are #ubuntu-mobile but I'd say try here. | 10:29 |
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chrisss | So I'm following these instructions: "I created separate partitions for / (20gb), /boot (1gb), swap (4gb), bootbooster efi partition (16MB), and /home (the remainder), but how you do it is really up to you. I favour the above partitioning scheme to serve me really well over the years. [with] /home, /boot and / to format as ext4". I get what the other partitions are used for, what is "/" (20GB) for? | 10:30 |
llutz | mido: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ | 10:30 |
mido | ok...thnx guyz | 10:30 |
eboyjr | Hello. I installed Ubuntu on a Flash drive using usb-creator, and I was wondering if there might be any problems with plugging the USB stick back and forth between computer? | 10:30 |
Dr_Willis | majuk i 'cheat' and use the DJL program to get games that are not in the repos :) its sortr of a GPL-Steam like program -> http://en.djl-linux.org/ | 10:30 |
llutz | chrisss: do you really need seperat /boot? | 10:30 |
samphippen | basically, i'm trying to install unr on my eeepc 700 (on the sd card) and whenever I install it, it keeps telling me that I get something called a "grub 21 error" | 10:30 |
majuk | Dr_Willis: Thanks | 10:30 |
rww | chrisss: / is where everything that isn't in one of the other partitions goes. So /etc, for example, would be in / if you don't make a separate /etc partition. | 10:30 |
leaf-sheep | eboyjr: Go to bed. :P | 10:30 |
rww | eboyjr: nope, I do it all the time and it works fine. | 10:31 |
Dr_Willis | eboyjr: shouldent be. if you set up a 'persistant' save location/file. the permissions should stay correct | 10:31 |
mido | ok..which the best book for bash sdripting | 10:31 |
mido | ? | 10:31 |
chrisss | rww: So a "/" is neccesary? And has to be 20GB? | 10:31 |
llutz | mido: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ | 10:31 |
chrisss | llutz: I'm not really sure. I'm following the advice given here: http://www.jfwhome.com/2009/08/06/perfect-ubuntu-jaunty-on-the-asus-eeepc-1005ha-and-1008ha/ | 10:31 |
Dr_Willis | mido: the one by Oreailly (sp?) is a must get eventually :) | 10:31 |
Dr_Willis | mido: tons of good free guides out also | 10:31 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: I think 1GB for /boot is definitely too much. | 10:31 |
pepperphd | chrisss: "/" is like "c:" except of course better | 10:32 |
rww | chrisss: It's necessary, the size is up to you. I think the recommendation is more than 8GB. | 10:32 |
mido | thnx alot guyz | 10:32 |
eboyjr | rww: Dr_Willis: Awesome thanks :) I suppose I have to select "Try Ubuntu without chaning anything on the hard drive" each time? | 10:33 |
llutz | chrisss: /boot only makes sense if you're using filesystems grub cannot handle | 10:33 |
rww | eboyjr: yes | 10:33 |
Dr_Willis | eboyjr: unless you want to start the Installer. :) | 10:33 |
eboyjr | rww: Eh okay that will be fine though thanks yoiu | 10:33 |
eboyjr | Dr_Willis: Lol thanks :) | 10:33 |
chrisss | So I shouldn't have a /boot? | 10:34 |
mrdope | ive been testing crunchbang linux on my eeepc 1000H, i wont be removing it,if you love fidlin with configs, its great easy access to all that shit | 10:34 |
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rww | chrisss: again, it's up to you. the only partition you generally actually *need* is /, though /home tends to make reinstalling much easier. | 10:34 |
leaf-sheep | mrdope: Watch your language. Thanks. | 10:34 |
rww | !ohmy > mrdope (Please see the private message from the bot) | 10:34 |
mrdope | ooo soory :) | 10:34 |
silare | Hi hi, all. I was thinking of getting to learn how to theme Ubuntu, down to making new title bar buttons, scrollbars, etc. Are there any sites I should look to? | 10:35 |
chrisss | rww: So if / is like a C drive, then what's /home? | 10:35 |
jerriy | Video player problem | 10:36 |
leaf-sheep | !home | chrisss | 10:36 |
ubottu | chrisss: Your home directory is where all of your personal files are usually kept. For moving your home directory to a separate partition, please see: http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome | 10:36 |
llutz | chrisss: "Documents & Settings" :) | 10:36 |
jerriy | Just installed Helix player via add/remove | 10:36 |
jerriy | But then after install ended I tried to open the app but no windows openes (there's a little flash of something (as if it was about to be openend) but then nothing | 10:36 |
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rww | chrisss: / isn't like a c: drive. Linux represents files as an inverted "tree". You have / at the base, with /home/ branching off it, and /home/yourusername/ branching off that... and /etc/ on another branch, etc. You can optionally make one or more of those "branches" be on a different partition or drive. As long as they're all somewhere, you'll be fine. | 10:37 |
groza | i have a license agreement in terminal for java and i can select ok what shoyld i do | 10:37 |
groza | ? | 10:37 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: Basically, it's where you save everything on. Your personal files. Your configuration files. Copying ~/home to other machine will result in almost an identical system. All settings you made in Firefox, Pidgin, etc, will be same. | 10:37 |
rww | groza: press tab to get to the OK button, I think. | 10:37 |
nmvictor | finally i decided to upgrade to 9.04, i chose to use update manger.Will any of my installed applications removed? | 10:37 |
groza | thanks it worked | 10:38 |
rww | nmvictor: they shouldn't be, no. It'll tell you before removing packages. | 10:38 |
jerriy | nmvictor: yes | 10:38 |
dk_ | hey guys, how's it going? | 10:38 |
kbowa | kbowa | 10:38 |
kbowa | eh | 10:38 |
kbowa | hi dk_ | 10:38 |
mido | guyz... i wanna do LFC ... what i've to learn before that? | 10:38 |
sarthorks | SD card doesnt mount after hibernation. | 10:38 |
chrisss | rww, leaf-sheep, llutz, ubottu: So it really isn't necessary to have a /home? I could simply have a / and make a folder in /? | 10:39 |
jerriy | Anybody with a helix player? | 10:39 |
silare | Hi hi, all. I was thinking of getting to learn how to theme Ubuntu, down to making new title bar buttons, scrollbars, etc. Are there any sites I should look to? | 10:39 |
rsk | jerriy: sure. | 10:39 |
jerriy | after install, I tried to open the app but no windows openes (there's a little flash of something (as if it was about to be openend) but then nothing | 10:40 |
mido | guyz... i wanna do LFC ... what i've to learn before that? | 10:40 |
llutz | chrisss: /home on own partition makes some things easier later but isn't a must | 10:40 |
Myrtti | silare: gnome-looks.org | 10:40 |
rww | chrisss: Correct. In fact, that's exactly what the installer will do if you don't make a separate /home partition. | 10:40 |
jerriy | I needed the helix player cuz of the need to play "Realplayer type" vids | 10:41 |
silare | It has tuts? | 10:41 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: You could just make a single / and everything will be residing in it. I suppose if you're new to Ubuntu, this will be okay as you're learning more and more overtime. I'd suggest making at least 100MB for /boot and the rest at / for first timers. | 10:41 |
silare | Myrtti: Does GNOMElooks have tutorials or so? | 10:41 |
nmvictor | rww: it already said, well just anjuta seems the important one among the ones thatwil be removed, hope their is a version for jaunty | 10:41 |
mido | I need a help... i wanna do LFC ... what i've to learn before that? | 10:42 |
chrisss | rww, llutz, leaf-sheep: Okay, so /swap is for hibernation, correct? What does /boot do? | 10:42 |
llutz | chrisss: it's were kernel and grub reside | 10:43 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: There are no /swap -- but yeah. Swap are used for hibernation. /boot is where the boot file goes. Let me find you something. | 10:43 |
llutz | chrisss: important files for booting. | 10:43 |
llutz | mido: learn how to gather information from internet | 10:43 |
nmvictor | couldnt it get the packages from th CD it requested for, whos gonna wait up for 3 hours? given my connection | 10:44 |
mido | llutz...that's a good point .. thanx | 10:44 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview | 10:45 |
jerriy | Anybody with a helix player? | 10:45 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: Look under "Main directories" | 10:45 |
Gnea | !anybody | jerriy | 10:45 |
ubottu | jerriy: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 10:45 |
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leaf-sheep | chrisss: You only need to worry about your home directory. That's it. And occasionally other folders when it comes to configuring something/settings to your likings. | 10:46 |
jerriy | I already asked my next q | 10:46 |
Gnea | didn't see it | 10:46 |
hafiztang | guys, i noticed that there;s a pidgin 2.6 n now im using 2.5, how am i going to upgrade my pidgin since i dont see any update mnu in the toolbar | 10:47 |
jerriy | For the third time: after install, I tried to open Helix but no windows openes (there's a little flash of something (as if it was about to be openend) but then nothing | 10:47 |
Gnea | hafiztang: wait for it to be packaged | 10:47 |
grawity | hafiztang: Go to http://pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/ and follow the instructions there. | 10:47 |
Gnea | or do that | 10:47 |
Gnea | !info helix-player | 10:47 |
ubottu | helix-player (source: helix-player): Helix audio and video player. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.9-0ubuntu6 (jaunty), package size 4028 kB, installed size 10508 kB (Only available for i386 powerpc sparc amd64 lpia) | 10:47 |
chrisss | rww, llutz, leaf-sheep: Okay. So I have a /boot (?), /swap (4GB), bootbooster efi partition (16 MB) and a / (remaining GB). How many GB should boot be? Also, is the type of partition for the drives all primary? Does it also matter what order the partitions are in? | 10:48 |
Dr_Willis | Hmm. thats smthing i havenet heard of in ages.. helix Player.. :) | 10:48 |
mido | guyz.. I install ubuntu 8.1 in on virtualbox... in the host device i got internet connect by wireless ,,how could i connect my virtual box to the internet? | 10:48 |
mido | guyz.. I installed ubuntu 8.1 in on virtualbox... in the host device i got internet connect by wireless ,,how could i connect my virtual box to the internet? | 10:48 |
dk_ | boot can be like 100mb | 10:48 |
Gnea | !vbox | mido | 10:48 |
ubottu | mido: virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available from the package 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 10:48 |
criipt | Hi, Im getting an error with nvidia driver in dmesg and then the computer either freezer or goes back to login.. sometimes monitors turn off.. | 10:49 |
criipt | goes something like.. | 10:49 |
mido | ubottu: thnx | 10:49 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about thnx | 10:49 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: helix player just 'seg faults' here when i run it | 10:50 |
Gnea | !repeat | mido | 10:50 |
ubottu | mido: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 10:50 |
criipt | NVRM: Xid (0001:00) ... SOMENUMBER HERE etc.. | 10:50 |
jerriy | 'seg faults' means? | 10:50 |
Gnea | crashed | 10:50 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: it crashes. :) | 10:50 |
mido | ubottu: ok man | 10:50 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ok man | 10:50 |
criipt | how can i solve this? | 10:50 |
jerriy | crashed cuz | 10:51 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: a quote from the Helix Player wiki page --> "Other media players can handle everything that the helix player can do, and more; therefore, it is unlikely you will need to install helix player." | 10:51 |
chrisss | Okay, so unless I have more than 4 partition areas, the type will all be "Primary"? | 10:51 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: 100 MB for boot will be more than enough. Order of the partitions does not matter. I'm not sure about primary/logical but I tend to put them all on primary. I take it that you have 2GB ram or something like that. | 10:51 |
enzotib | jerriy: segmentation fault | 10:51 |
rajeev | hi | 10:51 |
Dr_Willis | ow:~$ helix-player | 10:51 |
Dr_Willis | Segmentation fault | 10:51 |
Gnea | !google segfault | 10:52 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about google segfault | 10:52 |
cak054_ | Results for segfault on Google: | 10:52 |
cak054_ | -- | 10:52 |
* Gnea looks at cak054_ | 10:52 |
jerriy | In intrepid I used to have helix (is it incompatible with jaunty?) | 10:52 |
Dr_Willis | means it crashed badly. :) | 10:52 |
chrisss | leaf-sheep: I have 1GB RAM currently, but will most likely upgrade to 2GB soon. | 10:52 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: try some of the other very well done media players perhaps? | 10:52 |
Gnea | Dr_Willis: is cak054_ a qualified ubuntu bot? | 10:52 |
jerriy | I thought crashing was a microsoft thing :P | 10:52 |
Dr_Willis | Gnea: or unqualified? :) | 10:52 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: its universial :) | 10:52 |
Gnea | jerriy: it's a computer thing :) | 10:52 |
Gnea | Dr_Willis: lol | 10:53 |
chrisss | leaf-sheep: For the partition "use as" thing, is there a guide somewhere to know which one to choose? (ext 3, ext 4, swap, FAT16 etc.) | 10:53 |
hafiztang | guys, | 10:53 |
hafiztang | whats the command line to remove pidgin? | 10:54 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss: depends on your needs. :) | 10:54 |
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leaf-sheep | chrisss: Do you know if the hibernation/suspends work for your laptop? I know it worked for some while it does not for others. Some myself too. If you're using netbook, it's often suggested that you stick with ext2 to reduce writing/journaling for your hard drive. | 10:54 |
grawity | hafiztang: apt-get remove pidgin... but why do you need that, I'm wondering? | 10:54 |
llutz | chrisss: if unsure, use ext3 | 10:54 |
ikonia | !google | 10:54 |
ubottu | While Google is useful for helpers, many newer users don't have the google-fu yet. Please don't tell people to "google it" when they ask a question. | 10:54 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: Dr_Willis can confirm that for me, I think. | 10:54 |
Dr_Willis | I never use Pidgin. :) | 10:55 |
ikonia | !give a test | 10:55 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about give a test | 10:55 |
* Enissay gives a Lenin's Collected Works | 10:55 |
* Ten-Eight gives ikonia a glass | 10:55 |
Dr_Willis | !info pidgin | 10:55 |
ubottu | pidgin (source: pidgin): graphical multi-protocol instant messaging client for X. In component main, is optional. Version 1:2.5.5-1ubuntu8.4 (jaunty), package size 507 kB, installed size 1616 kB | 10:55 |
Gnea | !google something | 10:55 |
cak054_ | Results for something on Google: | 10:55 |
cak054_ | -- | 10:55 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 10:55 |
ikonia | enzotib: tesseracter please remove those plugins | 10:55 |
Gr1 | I have tried the inter net connection sharing url, and my client machine can ping my laptop that acts as the gateway, but It cannot ping the internet sites. | 10:55 |
nguyenhoangtam | g | 10:55 |
grawity | hafiztang: If you're just trying to update it, then sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install pidgin | 10:55 |
enzotib | ikonia: ? | 10:55 |
ikonia | enzotib: typo - sorry not you | 10:55 |
ikonia | Enissay: Ten-Eight please remove your irc scripts in #ubuntu | 10:56 |
enzotib | ikonia: :) no-prob | 10:56 |
nguyenhoangtam | hrey | 10:56 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss: ext3 have been being around for long time and is stable. ext4 is something new but people experience lockup issues occasionally. I think you can pick whatever you feel comfortable with. FAT16, no. FAT32, no. NTFS, no. They all are Windows filesystem. | 10:56 |
jerriy | Dr_Willis: if not pidgin then what? Xchat? | 10:56 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: i dont use any IM clients - just IRC | 10:57 |
Infin1ty | i tried to install dbus 1.2.16 packages on jaunty (wrong idea), anyhow it didnt success because it needed libselinux so i left it alone (knowing it didn't install) now i get dbus: Depends: libselinux1 (>= 2.0.82) but 2.0.65-5build1 is installed | 10:57 |
Infin1ty | in apt-get | 10:57 |
Bodsda | Does anyone know of a weather applet for gdesklets that actuallyworks? I have tried all the standard ones and an updated one from here http://www.technetra.com/2007/04/20/updated-weather-gdesklets/ | 10:57 |
Infin1ty | the weird thing is that i know for sure it was not installed because it asked me to install libselinux first | 10:57 |
jerriy | Of course :>) | 10:57 |
chrisss9 | Dr_Willis, leaf-sheep, llutz: I can hibernate on Windows (Fn+F1), if that's what you're asking. So I should make all 4 partition areas EXT2? Including /swap and the boot booster? I'm on a netbook (eee pc 1005ha, if that helps) | 10:58 |
groza | hello | 10:58 |
groza | i cant make java work | 10:58 |
llutz | chrisss9: working windows-hibernation doesn't mean that it will work in linux too :( | 10:58 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: depends on your needs.. my netbook just has ---> (restore partition) (windows, ntfs) (linux ext4) (swap parittiion) | 10:58 |
Dr_Willis | Hibernation does work on my AAO. which suprised me. :) | 10:59 |
Dr_Willis | If wanting to access the NTFS partition from linux. do NOT use the hibernate/suspend feature of windows.. properly 'shutdown' wndows | 10:59 |
jerriy | If not helix then what's the best way to watch realplater vids in ubuntu? | 10:59 |
Gnea | jerriy: i usually use mplayer | 10:59 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: i can watch them in mplayer, vlc, or other players.. | 10:59 |
rsk | jerriy: MPlayer | 10:59 |
chrisss9 | llutz, Dr_Willis: Okay, hibernation SHOULD work, according to a guide I'm using. | 10:59 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: as the helix site said.. its not needed - other players can play all teh formats | 10:59 |
Gnea | !java | groza | 11:00 |
ubottu | groza: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository | 11:00 |
llutz | chrisss9: it "should" always work, in theory :( | 11:00 |
chrisss9 | Dr_Willis, llutz: What do you mean by "depends on your needs"? I dont | 11:00 |
chrisss9 | I don't want to dual-boot, if that's what you mean. Just want UNR. | 11:00 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: what I NEED is not what you need..... I find a single / prtition works just fine. | 11:01 |
jerriy | I prefer a player (instead of a plugin only that I'm supposed use within firefox | 11:01 |
Infin1ty | well , never mind, it did install 1.2.16 so i download 1.2.12 from ubuntu archive | 11:01 |
Infin1ty | how can i upgrade to 1.2.14? in jaunty? i tried to search for repos but i can't find any | 11:01 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: mosta ll the players have firefox plugins. totem is the default. with the w32codecs it should be able to play rmv videos | 11:01 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: only 'realplayer' vidoes i see these days are these .rmbv cartoons ive saved from ages back | 11:02 |
dk_ | i wish i would have went to bed | 11:02 |
chrisss9 | Dr_Willis: Okay, "/swap" for hibernation, should it be ext4 or "swap area"? Or another "use as"? | 11:03 |
llutz | chrisss9: swap is swap, no filesystem | 11:03 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: you dont understand how linux uses 'swap' - Linux uses a swap partition. its NOT ext2/3/4 its 'swap' | 11:03 |
Dr_Willis | i made a 512 mb swap partition at the end of the hard drive. | 11:03 |
ikonia | 0/join #mplayer | 11:04 |
ikonia | oops | 11:04 |
chrisss9 | llutz, Dr_Willis: Okay, I'm super confused.So have a 4GB /swap set as "do not use the partition"? Or "swap area"? Or do I simply not make a /swap at all? | 11:04 |
dk_ | VLC is the only real linux codec pack, yea? | 11:04 |
jerriy | VLC is bad in jaunty | 11:05 |
llutz | chrisss9: i don't know the installer, but "swap area" sounds ok | 11:05 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: use it as swap. 4gb is a bit HUGE..... | 11:05 |
apparle | dk_: no.............its not a codec pack its a stand alone player............ | 11:05 |
dk_ | anything you recommend? | 11:05 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: i only use 512mb | 11:05 |
apparle | !codec | 11:05 |
ubottu | 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 | 11:05 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss9: Use 4GB swap --> Set as swap. | 11:05 |
llutz | Dr_Willis: he want to hibernate | 11:05 |
apparle | !codec | dk_ | 11:05 |
ubottu | dk_: please see above | 11:05 |
dk_ | ah, i thought it was codec pack as well | 11:05 |
Dr_Willis | vlc dosent use the w32codecs i recall.. mplayer can | 11:05 |
SingAlong | are the ports in linux simply text files? one of my ports get corrupted and inaccessible sometimes when i connect a chip to program. So having to restart everytime. Can i just overwrite the port file with a blank one manually? will that work? | 11:06 |
Dr_Willis | 4gb of swap is still huge. :) you got 4gb of ram on that thing? | 11:06 |
jerry1 | is there someone install ATI driver? | 11:06 |
jerry1 | | 11:06 |
jerriy | I used to use VLC but when I upgraded to In jaunty my VLC player split in two | 11:06 |
SingAlong | jerry1: yes! I had an ATI driver | 11:06 |
chrisss9 | Dr_Willis: Currently 1GB, but will be upgrading to 2GB in the near future. | 11:06 |
SingAlong | jerry1: did you install the driver from the repo? | 11:06 |
jerriy | the VLC screen separated from the controls | 11:07 |
jerry1 | no | 11:07 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: then you proberly can make due with 2gb swap | 11:07 |
Dr_Willis | jerry1: thats a vlc setting somewhere. | 11:07 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: ive had so many other issues with hibernate/suspend - i never use the feature any more | 11:07 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss9: I'd suggest to shut down -- To save battery. For my laptop, Shutting down and start again if needed... is faster than my suspend/hibernation so I tend to avoid them. :) | 11:07 |
jerriy | I want ONE player to open in ONE windows | 11:08 |
llutz | leaf-sheep: hibernation won't use any battery | 11:08 |
jerry1 | SingAlong:how to install it | 11:08 |
SingAlong | jerry1: from your pkg manager | 11:08 |
Dr_Willis | jerry1: then check the vlc settings.. or try some other players. | 11:08 |
jerry1 | Dr_Willis:it has no relation with it | 11:08 |
SingAlong | jerry1: Synaptic Pakage Manager if you are using ubuntu. | 11:08 |
leaf-sheep | llutz: No. But it took me long time to boot up from hibernation. I waited more than 3 minutes and kept wondering if it's locked up or something didn't went smooth. | 11:08 |
SingAlong | jerry1: oh no wait | 11:08 |
Dr_Willis | jerry1: huh? | 11:08 |
SingAlong | jerry1: System->Administration->Hardware Drivers | 11:09 |
chrisss9 | Dr_Willis, leaf-sheep, llutz: Okay, I'm not using hibernation. Seems much trouble than it's worth.Do I still need a /swap then? | 11:09 |
Dr_Willis | vlc is also themeable with lots of neat skins. | 11:09 |
leaf-sheep | llutz: Full system encryption may be a factor in this too. :P | 11:09 |
jerriy | Why did Jaunty split VLC player?? | 11:09 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: use 512mb swap then at least. | 11:09 |
Infin1ty | anyone knows if there's a repos to upgrade my dbus to 1.2.14 version (in jaunty?) | 11:09 |
llutz | leaf-sheep: resuming takes abt 15 seconds here, booting 30. so i save 15secs a day, 105 a week.... whow | 11:09 |
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jerry1 | SingAlong:but i can't find it | 11:11 |
Mraedis | Guys | 11:11 |
chrisss9 | Dr_Willis, leaf-sheep, llutz: For the "Location for the new partition" do I select Beginning or End? Or does it not matter? | 11:11 |
jerriy | In jaunty Mplayer = two screens; VLC = two screens - Only Totem opens a single integrated window | 11:11 |
Mraedis | I have no video signal at the log in screen | 11:11 |
llutz | chrisss9: beginning is fine | 11:11 |
Mraedis | I do have the ALT CTRL F1 menu | 11:11 |
jerry1 | graphic driver failed | 11:12 |
Mraedis | Any thoughts on fixing it, jerry1? | 11:12 |
jerry1 | i'm thinking.... | 11:13 |
linuxson25 | Hi everyone | 11:13 |
jerry1 | Mraedis: do u have some sugestion? | 11:14 |
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linuxson25 | Still got the same issue with my gnome desktop | 11:14 |
Mraedis | No :p | 11:14 |
chrisss9 | Dr_Willis, leaf-sheep, llutz: How much GB would you recommend /boot be? 1GB? | 11:14 |
linuxson25 | Installed my remastersys copy of my laptop ubuntu installation on desktop pc | 11:14 |
linuxson25 | When I launch KDE desktop, it works 100%. But when I launch gnome, it just gives me a white screen | 11:15 |
Julia_ | I can't access cli. Some days ago I could do it but not anymore. I switch to ctrl+alt+f2 but I can't login from there. All I see id symbol _ flashing. Any ideas how to fix this? | 11:15 |
linuxson25 | I've tried reconfiguring xorg, and gdm | 11:15 |
linuxson25 | To no avail | 11:15 |
leaf-sheep | chrisss9: I understand. You're afraid. You don't want to make mistakes. 100 MB is totally fine. :) However, the best practice would be putting it in 50-200 MB ranges. | 11:16 |
linuxson25 | I would like to carry on using my gnome desktop, as KDE desktop keeps on crashing as soon as I plug in USB stuff | 11:16 |
linuxson25 | And its always been friendly to me....so far | 11:16 |
linuxson25 | lol | 11:16 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: i dont bothe rwith its own /boot parittion | 11:16 |
jerry1 | i doubt the soft in source broken | 11:17 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: i use a partition for /, and perhaps one for /home and swap. thats it. | 11:17 |
linuxson25 | I know its not a driver isssue, cause then KDE wouldnt run | 11:17 |
linuxson25 | Just not too sure what it is now though | 11:17 |
Enissay | ikonia, sorry, what is it doing? | 11:17 |
sebrock | if I run "last" I see connections from other computers using my local user. Today when I logged in it said Last login: [time] from [ip adress that is not mine]. How can this be? | 11:17 |
b3rz3rk3r | chrisss9, u dont even need one for /home really, but it will make restoration later easier | 11:18 |
lockheed | do different operating system, windows, linux, freebsd etc... may have influence on the durability of pc hardware? | 11:18 |
Dr_Willis | lockheed: most likely. no. | 11:18 |
b3rz3rk3r | chrisss9, personally i just backup /home daily, so i dont even bother with separate partitions for it | 11:19 |
Jonny87 | #ubuntu | 11:19 |
linuxson25 | !gdm | 11:19 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about gdm | 11:19 |
Jonny87 | buongiorno | 11:19 |
Jonny87 | salve | 11:19 |
linuxson25 | !gnome | 11:19 |
ubottu | GNOME is the default !desktop environment on Ubuntu. To install it from Kubuntu or Xubuntu, type « sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop » in a !terminal. | 11:19 |
lockheed | because when i understood it correctly, linux uses a lot of drivers created by reverse engennering, so these drivers aren't really optimized for the hardware | 11:20 |
Jonny87 | sono un'utente nuovo di jaunty jackalope | 11:20 |
sarthorks | SD card doesnt mount after hibernation. | 11:20 |
Jonny87 | vorrei sapere come cambiare l'inrdirizzo ip riavviando da shell il router | 11:20 |
Dr_Willis | sarthorks: known issue with many machines.. sadly | 11:20 |
extor | just cuz they are created by reverse engineering doesn't mean they are necessarily slower | 11:20 |
linuxson25 | Anyone think that if I re-install gdm package, it will fix my desktop? | 11:20 |
groza | lockheed: no it does not harm your hardware | 11:20 |
sarthorks | dr_willis: so theres no fix yet? | 11:21 |
Dr_Willis | sarthorks: depends omn your machine/mb/bios/phase of the moon i hear. - personally i dont use hibernate any more | 11:21 |
glicks | «« | 11:21 |
groza | linuxson25:whats wrong with your desktop? | 11:21 |
glicks | « | 11:21 |
Jonny87 | ad esempio su windows si fa ipconfig/flushdns, ipconfig/release, ipconfig/renew.. esiste uan cosa simile su ubuntu | 11:21 |
Jonny87 | grazie per ogni eventuale aiuto | 11:21 |
_ruben | !it | 11:22 |
ubottu | Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 11:22 |
sarthorks | dr_willis: right-o | 11:22 |
Jonny87 | ok grazie | 11:22 |
linuxson25 | groza: Well, I cloned my installation of Ubuntu on my laptop with remastersys, and installed it on my desktop pc. KDE desktop runs fine, but gnome just gives me a white screen | 11:22 |
linuxson25 | groza: I tried reconfiguring gdm and xorg, but didnt work | 11:22 |
j2daosh | the only way to fix a grub that windows overwrote is to use the ubuntu install disc huh | 11:22 |
groza | linuxson25:do you have compiz? | 11:22 |
jerriy | Question: why did Jaunty split VLC player's controls from the actual "video screen" part? | 11:23 |
linuxson25 | groza: Hmmmmm....don't think so. Not sure. How can I check? | 11:23 |
linuxson25 | groza: And why do you ask? | 11:23 |
groza | idk | 11:23 |
j2daosh | jerriy: thats not jaunty, its VLC, talk to them | 11:23 |
groza | i read somewhere that compiz may do thus | 11:23 |
j2daosh | linuxson25: open a console and type "which compiz" | 11:24 |
linuxson25 | groza: So unistall compiz then? | 11:24 |
j2daosh | that will tell you if you have it | 11:24 |
groza | try | 11:24 |
linuxson25 | okay | 11:24 |
jerriy | j2daosh: I used VLC during Intrepid ibex (so I know that VLC can be "unified" | 11:24 |
j2daosh | jerriy: are the versions diffferent? odds are they detached it in the newest version. i can't imagine that ubuntu dev's would spend their time screwing with VLC player instead of working on ubuntu stuff | 11:25 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: Okay, says /usr/bin/compiz. Means I got it | 11:26 |
j2daosh | linuxson25: yes, that means you have it installed | 11:26 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: Just sudo apt-get remove compiz? | 11:26 |
j2daosh | what is the problem you are having though? | 11:26 |
jerriy | j2daosh: no not different. I didn't install or re-install VLS when I upgraded to Jaunty | 11:26 |
Dr_Willis | work on the next vlc interface -> http://www.dudiak.com/VLC-Icons/new_interface_2.mp4 | 11:26 |
chrisss9 | So for partition areas, really, all I need is /swap and /? | 11:27 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: I cloned my laptop distro with remastersys, and installed it on my desktop. KDE desktop works, but when I try logging into gnome, it just gives me a white screen | 11:27 |
j2daosh | yeah i think that is the command linuxson25. there might also be a -purge thing you should do, but i dont remember since it has been months since i could get into my linux box lol | 11:27 |
chrisss9 | ubuntu will make /boot automatically? | 11:27 |
chrisss9 | Or is /boot not essential? | 11:27 |
Dr_Willis | http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=57708&p=192267&hilit=video+into+interface#p192267 | 11:27 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: lol....well, its been weeks since I could figure out how to run ubuntu clone on my desktop | 11:27 |
glicks | télefono | 11:27 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: you DONT need a /boot partition.. it can put a /boot directory on the / parittion and work just fine | 11:28 |
j2daosh | linuxson25: i would imagine doing the dpkg --recongifure gdm or whatever the command is would fix your problem | 11:28 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: thats the big 'differance' a /boot partition :) which in some cases is handy.. | 11:28 |
j2daosh | but again, its been months since i have been into my linux server so :: shrugs :: | 11:28 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: nah, already tried that. And tried re-configuring xorg | 11:28 |
j2daosh | linuxson25: what does your log file tell you? | 11:29 |
j2daosh | it could just be a bothced setting | 11:29 |
chrisss9 | Dr_Willis: And would you recommend having a /boot? And how many GBs? 1? | 11:29 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: where would I get this log file? | 11:29 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: dmesg? | 11:29 |
kinkex | If im download ubuntu 9.10 alpha 4... Can i upgrade to the final version when it will be release or do i need to reinstall my hole computer? | 11:30 |
j2daosh | i was thinking more /var/log/X11/xorg.log.something | 11:30 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: i said you dont need a /boot partition. | 11:30 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: and 100mb is plenty for most people. | 11:30 |
glicks | ugh its going to take some time getting used to this spanish keyboard layout | 11:30 |
j2daosh | chrisss9: you only *need* /swp and / | 11:30 |
Dr_Willis | chrisss9: let me repeate.. you most likely do NOT need a /boot partition. | 11:30 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: Hmmmmm....will have a look see | 11:30 |
Untouchab1e | got problems when connecting my laptop to my 36" LCD TV through HDMI | 11:30 |
glicks | but finally i can type mañana | 11:30 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: Ah boy, that didnt work. Unistalled compiz, still getting the white screen of death...lol | 11:31 |
Untouchab1e | no matter what resolution I choose through Nvidia settings, Its all just wrong | 11:31 |
Dr_Willis | kinkex: you can upgrade.. but i always do a clean renstall of the final just in case. :) | 11:31 |
glicks | :) | 11:31 |
Untouchab1e | and I just see parts of the desktop | 11:31 |
j2daosh | who the hell would be texting me at 5am?! dont people sleep anymore? | 11:32 |
chrisss9 | Okay! I'm done partitioning. Thanks so much everyone who helped out. | 11:32 |
kinkex | Dr_Willis: okey, thanks =) | 11:32 |
b3rz3rk3r | Just extracted a large archive with the default manager and noticed that the cpu usage was constantly 25%, so i checked it out and it seems that its using 100% of one core at a time of my quad-core. Can i make the archiver use all 4 cores? | 11:32 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7135134 vlc 1.0.x has that feature it seems. :) | 11:32 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: Okay...I got two of them. Xorg log 0, and Xorg log 20 | 11:33 |
j2daosh | b3rz3rk3r: i dont believe you can force a single-threaded app to run on multiple cores | 11:33 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: Guessing here its the first one? | 11:33 |
j2daosh | linuxson25: ls -ltr and check the newest one | 11:33 |
b3rz3rk3r | j2daosh, doh! Thats what i thought the answer would be.. :( | 11:33 |
groza | b3rz3rk3r : why do you want to do that? | 11:34 |
j2daosh | groza, he thinks it would go faster | 11:34 |
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b3rz3rk3r | groza, well im running a 10,000rpm raptor, so its not really maxing it out | 11:34 |
b3rz3rk3r | so yeah, it would be faster | 11:34 |
j2daosh | your harddrive spin rate and your cpu usage are 2 different things | 11:35 |
groza | b3rz3rk3r : some programs have that in their options | 11:35 |
j2daosh | you also have to account for device transfer rate, memory clock, etc | 11:35 |
groza | b3rz3rk3r : try a google | 11:35 |
dragon | !test | 11:35 |
ubottu | sigh... again? I'm busy here, besides, I already told you it failed. | 11:35 |
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groza | !test | 11:36 |
ubottu | sigh... again? I'm busy here, besides, I already told you it failed. | 11:36 |
groza | nice ubottu | 11:36 |
j2daosh | lol, i come in here asking a question and get stuck answering questions :P how does that happen | 11:36 |
ventti | guess you just luky mate :) | 11:37 |
ventti | lucky * | 11:37 |
j2daosh | yeah, awesome :P | 11:37 |
ventti | :) | 11:37 |
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_r1_ | hi | 11:37 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: You want me to pastebin it for you? | 11:37 |
j2daosh | at 5am, you all are making me think | 11:37 |
mohd | guys how to install compiz with repoz ? | 11:37 |
j2daosh | i should slap all of you | 11:37 |
Dr_Willis | jerriy: vlc 1.x.x from the ppa repos does what you want i think. it works here. | 11:37 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: I dont have the faintest idea where to start looking....lol | 11:37 |
_r1_ | What's the best way to configure networking through (or "for") virt-manager ? | 11:37 |
nmvictor | mohd: apt-get install compiz | 11:37 |
j2daosh | linuxson25: lol well i dont really want to, but sure, go ahead lol | 11:37 |
_r1_ | I'm using KVM and want be able to access ssh/http on hte guest from the host. | 11:38 |
j2daosh | i think im gonna need more coffee and have to load up colinux :P | 11:38 |
jerriy | Dr_Willis: thanks I am reading the forums now | 11:38 |
ventti | mohd - cant you just search for it as well in synaptic? | 11:38 |
_r1_ | I don't found any good howto about it | 11:38 |
iceroot | how to see the name of a windows-partition (fakeraid) to enable it for grub? | 11:38 |
mohd | i will try | 11:38 |
j2daosh | iceroot: good luck, i have a jmicron controller on my home desktop, can't do it :P | 11:39 |
ventti | preferences -- > synaptic then just pop compiz in the search window. | 11:39 |
mohd | how to work the compiz ? | 11:39 |
ventti | ahh thats a diffeent thing alltogether | 11:40 |
iceroot | j2daosh: same controller here | 11:40 |
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ventti | play with it mohd, you will soon get the hang of it | 11:40 |
mindos | Can someone have a look at a critical error while booting up : https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/80591 | 11:40 |
j2daosh | yeah iceroot, the only way i got it working was to make sure all the disks are on 1 controller | 11:40 |
j2daosh | so i had to dump my IDE CD-Rom and HD, and buy all SATA devices | 11:41 |
iceroot | j2daosh: it was working with hardy | 11:41 |
iceroot | j2daosh: but jaunty, alternate disk (grub) isnt detecting windows | 11:41 |
iceroot | j2daosh: both systems are installed on the same 320GB Raid1-Array | 11:41 |
j2daosh | then you have a different issue then i did | 11:41 |
groza | hello i have sun java 5.0 console and i dont know how to unistall | 11:42 |
j2daosh | well you can... check the /dev/sd?? and see if you can find windows :: shrugs :: | 11:42 |
iceroot | groza: sudo apt-get remove sun-java5-jdk (or jre) | 11:42 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: Ok, thanx. Quick....if I wanna get back to the logon screen from my faulty gnome desktop, I would use which command in cli? | 11:42 |
j2daosh | you might have to mount alot lol | 11:42 |
iceroot | j2daosh: i just need the name like hd(0,0) | 11:42 |
linuxson25 | j2daosh: Know how to kill it...just wanna know how te relaunch logon screen | 11:42 |
mindos | iceroot & j2daosh : Hi! | 11:43 |
j2daosh | linuxson25: i think that might be like /etc/X11/restart or something | 11:43 |
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